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• Applications are accepted at anytime of the year using your MyState account. There is a single online application for all scholarships, which is typically submitted in the early part of the spring semester. Most awards are made at the same time that open electrical engineering and open College of Engineering scholarships are awarded (i.e., during the spring semester).
• If funds are still available, applications are reviewed throughout the year and additional awards can be made at any time. Therefore, you are encouraged to contact the Center for Power Systems Studies coordinator to determine if funds are still available, and always alert the coordinator if you are interested in the Center for Power Systems Studies and have submitted an online application.

The largest scholarship is awarded to a senior electrical engineering student.

The recipient must be a senior student in electrical engineering who:

• Has shown a significant interest in the power-energy area, typically demonstrated by past and present cooperative/internship employment in the power industry or related areas.
• Has established and clearly communicated to the Center for Power Systems Studies coordinator their career goals.
• Has actively participated in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, held qualified leadership positions.
• Has a proven track record in extracurricular and community activities.

Five to 10 scholarships ranging from $250-$2,000 are available.

The recipient must meet a minimum of three of the criteria below:

• Be enrolled as a student in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering.
• May be an incoming freshmen all the way up to an incoming senior.
• Has clearly shown an interest in the power area.
• Has held a cooperative/internship position in the power industry.
• Has established and clearly communicated their career goals.
• Has participated in extracurricular and community activities.
• Has participated in a student engineering club.

These stipends are for students attending general power systems-related field trips. The amount of the stipend depends on the number of students taking the field trip.

These stipends are made available to students enrolled in the EE 438 Northcentral States Power Technology Tour course. The amount of the stipend depends on the number of students enrolled in the course. Typically these funds are used to offset expenses incurred when traveling on this weeklong field trip. Approximately 10 stipends are awarded each year.