2012 Scholarship
NATIONAL DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION PICATINNY CHAPTER
The National Defense Industrial Association has nearly six decades of service to the nation as an educational, scientific, engineering, non-profit society of American citizens. Accomplishments of its goals required close working relationships among industry, science, government and the military services. At the same time, increased attention is being given to long-range national problems, such as energy and the environment, which could significantly impact on planning for a ready national defense.
The Picatinny Chapter of the NDIA firmly believes that maintaining a strong technological leadership in America is essential to maintaining a strong national defense. The Picatinny Chapter scholarship and awards programs are designed to provide financial assistance to students in pursuit of high technology educational programs.
Number of Scholarships to be Awarded
At Least Three (3) at $5,000.00 each.
Eligibility
Students must be a graduating high school senior in the school year in which application is being made.
Evaluation Criteria
- Ability as demonstrated:
- Transcript
- Class Rank
- SAT Scores
- Participation in extra curricular activities and awards received while in high school.
- Counselor and one teacher recommendation.
- Career Objectives
- Completion of an essay on the importance of Defense Preparedness for our Country
(approximately 1000 words). - Immediate Family Member working in the Picatinny community and/or NDIA Membership
(Application attached)
Application
Download Application
Deadline Date
April 20, 2012
Applications are to be forwarded to:
NDIA, Scholarship Fund Corporation, P.O. Box 528, Wharton, NJ 07885
Application questions:
NDIA, Henry Rand randy.rand@us.army.mil
Notes:
Typewritten statements are preferred when completing this application. Family members of the Evaluation Team and/or Scholarship Corporation Trustees, or prior recipients of Picatinny Chapter Scholarships are not eligible for this scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to eligible students without regard to race, creed or national origin.