American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)

Minority Affairs Community's Minority Scholarship Awards for College Students

This scholarship is awarded to selected AIChE undergraduate student members who are part of the AIChE MAC Community. Funded by the Henry T. & Melinda C. Brown Endowment, it recognizes students who have shown service towards reinforcing the pillars of AIChE's IDEAL Statement.

Award

$1,000 per student per scholastic year (with potential Collins Scholar award of $1,000 plus up to $500 travel stipend)

Deadline

June 15 (annually)

Level

Undergraduate

Status

Usually due June 15 – next cycle expected

Chemical EngineeringRenewable award

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Application effort
Low (no essay or letters listed)
Who can apply
Undergraduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be an undergraduate student in chemical engineering during the current academic year
  • Must be a member of the AIChE MAC Community
  • Must show service towards reinforcing the pillars of AIChE's IDEAL Statement

What you'll need

  • Online application form
  • Required supporting documents (to be reviewed and prepared in advance of submission)

How to apply

  • Review the rules, criteria, and submission requirements on the program website.
  • Prepare application answers and required supporting documents in advance, as progress cannot be saved on the form.
  • Complete and submit the application via the online form at https://aiche.formstack.com/forms/2026_mac_scholarship_for_college_students
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