AIST Endowment Scholarships
These scholarships support undergraduate engineering students at MIT, Penn, and Rose-Hulman who are interested in iron and steel technology, honoring leaders in the field.
Funder: Association for Iron and Steel Technology Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2026: AIST I.E. Madsen Scholarship (MIT) | June 2026: AIST Morrow Scholarship (University of Pennsylvania) | February 2027: AIST Farrington Memorial Scholarship (Rose‑Hulman Institute of Technology)
Funding Amounts: Award size and duration determined by each university; typically supports undergraduate engineering students based on financial need.
Summary: Supports undergraduate engineering students at MIT, University of Pennsylvania, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology through university-administered scholarships honoring leaders in iron and steel technology.
Key Information: Scholarships are administered individually by each university; application and selection processes may differ.
Description
The AIST Endowment Scholarships are established through donations to the Association for Iron and Steel Technology (AIST) Foundation and are awarded and administered by select universities based on individual student need. These scholarships honor notable leaders in iron and steel technology—including I.E. Madsen (MIT), Linn O. Morrow (University of Pennsylvania), and James Farrington (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)—and are intended to support undergraduate engineering students at their respective institutions. The awards are managed by each university’s financial aid or engineering department and may give preference to children of AIST members where noted.
