Glenn W. Bailey: STEM Scholars Grant

The Glenn W. Bailey STEM Scholars Grant supports colleges and universities in expanding STEM programs for post-secondary students. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with no set deadlines. Grants, capped at $25,000, aim to enhance educational experiences through various initiatives, including workshops, research funding, and student organizations. This program encourages innovative approaches to STEM education, making it accessible to a diverse range of students across the United States. For more details, visit the FAQs on the foundation's website.

NOTE:
We review letters of inquiry and grant applications on a monthly, rolling basis. There are no due dates.Program Outline
STEM Scholars was created to promote and encourage colleges and universities to create or expand STEM programs.
Grants will be made to organizations supporting post-secondary students pursuing or interested in STEM degrees or working towards a degree in a STEM-related field. Colleges and Universities that have invested in careful planning and consideration of various elements of their STEM programs that are providing students with a comprehensive and engaging educational experience should apply. Various funding opportunities include options below but are not limited to them:

• Review Sessions
• Working Groups
• Project Presentation Forums
• In-House Competitions and Showcases
• STEM Clubs
• SIAM/AMS Reading Groups
• Career Management Counseling Services
• Lecture Series
• Research Project Funding
• Tech Talks
• Student Clubs and Organizations
• Summer Camps and Organizations
• Conferences and Committees
• Amount
• Grant awards for the STEM Scholars program are capped at $25,000 per grant.
• Please see FAQs for additional guidelines.

Eligibility

Organizations can meet as little as one criteria if they are able to show a unique aptitude in the development and proven outcomes of the program for which they are requesting funding.Our Foundation has expanded our reach, we are now funding programs and projects throughout the United States.