Advancing Young Women in STEM (AYWiSTEM) Scholarship
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
Can we apply?
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Eligible organizations
- High school seniors/graduates
Other requirements
- Young women in New Mexico
- Demonstrable interest and achievement in STEM
- Application requires responses to questions about
- Personal leaders/mentors in STEM
Overview
NMOST's AYWiSTEM Scholarship supports young women in New Mexico pursuing STEM education and careers.
Geographic Scope: New Mexico
Focus Areas:
- STEM education and career pathways for young women
- Support for high school graduates entering college STEM programs
- Recognition of academic achievement and leadership in STEM fields
Eligibility:
- Young women in New Mexico
- High school seniors/graduates
- Demonstrable interest and achievement in STEM
- Application requires responses to questions about:
- Personal leaders/mentors in STEM
- Experiences feeling welcome and included in STEM activities
Key Information:
- Recipients are selected annually
- Recent cohorts have included 12 scholarship recipients
- Past recipients have pursued degrees in:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Forensic Science
- Materials Science (internships at Sandia National Laboratories)
Application Questions:
- Describe a circumstance in which you were made to feel more welcome and included in a STEM activity or program
How to Apply
Application Process
Required Materials:
- Application form with responses to scholarship questions
- Personal narrative about STEM mentorship
- Description of experiences in STEM programs
Application Questions:
- Tell us about a personal leader/mentor in STEM that you look up to. Describe how they inspire you, encourage you, and have fostered your interest in STEM.
- Describe a circumstance in which you were made to feel more welcome and included in a STEM activity or program. What was it that made you continue in the program?
Submission: Contact NMOST for application portal and timeline
What New Mexico Out-of School Time Network actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 1
- Total given
- $5,250
- Median grant
- $5,250
- By dollars: New Mexico 100%. Top recipient cities: Belen, NM.
Example grants
The Community Resource Fund · Belen, NM
$5,250
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- STEM education
- Women
- Youth programs
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