Scholarship Eligibility
The Scholarship Fund awards, on an annual basis, a scholarship to a qualified undergraduate or graduate student seeking an electrical engineering degree with an emphasis in the field of EMC or a related discipline, from an accredited U.S. university or college.
The Scholarship Candidate must:
- Be a U.S. citizen
- Be enrolled as a full-time student in electrical engineering at an accredited university or college and inside the U.S. (no distance learning or on-line course students are eligible)
- Have completed freshman year in an electrical engineering program at an accredited university or college in the U.S.
- Hold a GPA of 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale
- Have completed college coursework in electromagnetic compatibility or in a related discipline
Scholarship Benefits
The Scholarship Fund is used to fund on an annual basis the following expenses:
- A largest of US$1,000 for one student for school expenses (tuition, books, students fees)
- A largest of US$500 to cover travel expenses to/from the IEEE EMC Symposium and free admission to the symposium
- EMC-S Student Membership for 12 months to one student
- Presented to the awarded at the annual IEEE EMC+SIPI Symposium
Basis for Judging
Scholarship applicants will be judged on:
- Evidence of maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- One referral letter from a person qualified to evaluate the applicant’s academic accomplishments (e.g., professor, administrator, employer, internship organization)
- An additional consideration is afforded to scholarship applicants that reside in IEEE Region 4
Application Deadline: January 31
Past Recipients
- 2024 – Aaron Harmon, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2023 – Cody Goins, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2021 – Anfeng Huang, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2020 – Yin Sun, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2018 – Nicholas Erickson, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2017 – Nathan King, Boise State University
- 2016 – Eric Pollmann, Georgia Institute of Technology (Video)
- 2015 – Benjamin Conley, Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 2014 – Benjamin Toby, Missouri University of Science and Technology
IEEE EMC Society Chicago Chapter Scholarship Opportunities
The Chicago Chapter of the IEEE EMC Society has established a college scholarship program with scholarships are awarded to an undergraduate or a graduate college student.