Stephanie and Bruce Fehringer Memorial STEM Scholarship Grant

Stephanie and Bruce Fehringer Memorial STEM Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Boreal Waters Community Foundation
Amount: Up to US $6,000
Last Updated: December 03, 2025

Summary

The Stephanie and Bruce Fehringer Memorial STEM Scholarship offers renewable scholarships for students pursuing careers in STEM fields. Established to honor Stephanie's commitment to education and community, it recognizes hard-working individuals with strong character and a passion for innovation. Awarding up to $6,000 over two years, it supports graduates from Duluth-area high schools who demonstrate academic excellence and a drive to make a positive impact. This initiative aims to inspire the next generation of innovators.

Overview

Stephanie and Bruce Fehringer Memorial STEM Scholarship The Stephanie and Bruce Fehringer Memorial STEM Scholarship Fund provides renewable scholarships for college or vocational training to students pursuing a career in a STEM related field. This scholarship fund was established to honor Stephanie and her commitment to making a difference. She was a strong believer in education and giving back to the community. It was through their involvement in working with FIRST Robotics students that Stephanie and Bruce helped young people strive to reach their full potential and inspire them to take charge of their life’s trajectory. This scholarship was created to help develop the next generation of innovators by recognizing hard working individuals with a strong work ethic, high personal character, and a passion for STEM. Award Range $3,000 for two years ($6,000 total)

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be graduates of a Duluth-area high school—including Proctor, Hermantown, Esko, and Superior—and be pursuing a two- or four-year degree or a technical/vocational certificate. They should show strong commitment to a STEM career, solid academic habits, and a demonstrated drive to make a positive impact in their school, team, community, or beyond. Students may attend any college or university in any state.