American Foundry Society Scholarships
American Foundry Society (AFS) / Foundry Educational Foundation
Who can apply: Students already enrolled in college; studying Metallurgical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering.
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Create a free accountThis is a network of separately named scholarships, run through the Foundry Educational Foundation, for students pursuing metal casting, materials science, or metallurgical engineering. Each award (like the AFS Hawkeye or Copper Alloy Stephen Ducharme scholarships) has its own deadline and application, and requirements range from a short career-objective essay to just two letters of recommendation.
What you'll need to apply
- 2 recommendation letters: H.H. Harris Foundation award
- Project or proposal: Research project (IJMC-FEF Student Research Competition)
- Typed, signed application form
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Eligibility
- • Majors: Metallurgical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering
- • Must already be enrolled in college (not open to incoming high school seniors)
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