PNW College of Engineering and Sciences Scholarships

This scholarship is to support one or more annual, non-renewable undergraduate scholarships for students who are incoming freshmen who have a minimum high school GPA of 3.5. Strong preference will be given to students who have demonstrated leadership qualities through one or more of the following: a leadership role in a student club or organization, participation in external academic competitions, or a leadership role in the community related t a non-profit activity.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students who are the direct descendent and the dependent child or grandchild of a veteran of the United State Armed Forces.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students. First preference will be given to the dependent children of Christenson Chevrolet employees with a documented financial aid need.

This scholarship is to support undergraduate students majoring in Chemistry. Whenever possible, scholarship should be sued to support a student pursuing a degree that is related to the coatings field.

Scholarships are awarded based on merit to sophomores, juniors or seniors pursuing a degree in fitness management in the College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences or a degree in nursing in the College of Nursing.

This scholarship was established in honor of John Friend to support scholarships for juniors and seniors in the fitness management option within the Hospitality and Tourism Management.

This scholarship is for students who are descendants from someone who served in the Army, Navy or Marine Corp of the United States during World War I.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students.

This scholarship is to be used for students who are dependent children of NIPSCO employees, or for students who have a visual or physical disability.

The scholarship is available for incoming freshman (first year) students who have completed at least 3 PNW credits upon applying.

This scholarship was established by the Lake County Athletic Officials Association to support scholarships for undergraduate students interested in becoming interscholastic officials. Paul Danko was a highly respected Lake County sports official who passed away while officiating at a basketball game in 1994. His professionalism and true concern for the athletes he worked with prompted friends, family and colleagues to honor his memory by establishing a scholarship in his name. To learn more about the Lake County Athletic Officials Association (LCAOA) please visit: https://www.myihsaa.net/associations/11/192

This scholarship is for students enrolled full-time in electrical engineering, computer engineering, civil engineering, or mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering and Sciences.

This scholarships is to support undergraduate and/or graduate scholarships for students enrolled at PNW who have a parent, sibling, or grandparent who is a PNW graduate (Purdue Calumet and/or Purdue North Central).

Scholarship is for employees and dependent children of employees of Strack & Van Til.