Scholarship is open to students currently enrolled in post-secondary education or high school seniors/recent high school graduates who are pursuing post-secondary education in the criminal justice field. Click to apply.

The Navajo Nation Scholarship Project has provided scholarship opportunities for Navajo Undergraduate and Graduate students with a concentration in Finance, Economics, Accounting and/or Public Administration. Scholarships will be based on academic achievement. The scholarship is intended to supplement any other assistance a student already receives.

Required Documents for the Navajo Investment Committee’s Finance and Accounting Scholarship Project include the following: 1) Completed Application Form, 2) Certification of Indian Blood (Census #), 3) Current Original Transcripts (3.0 Cumulative GPA), 4) Letter of Admission from College of Business with Declared Major 5) Letter of Recommendation from Academic Advisor. Click to apply.

The Margo D. Kerrigan Scholar Award is named after the Founder of the American Indian Alaska Native Caucus of the APHA. At the time of her passing, Margo was the Indian Health Service California Area Director. She was a member of the White Earth (Mississippi) Band of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, was a respected and dedicated leader, and an advocate for AIAN people. As an active member of APHA and the first American Indian to serve on the Executive Board in its 120-year history, she founded APHA’s AIANNH Caucus in 1981. The Caucus honors her achievement and memory by presenting the Margo D. Kerrigan Scholar Award to promising AIANNH students as future public health professionals. Click to apply.

Scholarship is open to incoming and current college students enrolling in an undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate college program who have an interest in manufacturing and construction. Click to apply.