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    Don B. Daily Safety Steel Intern Scholarship

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    Don B. Daily Safety Steel Intern Scholarship supports safety and industrial hygiene students through paid steel-industry internships and academic scholarships to advance safety in steel manufacturing.

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    This grant was recently updated

    The page now lists an anticipated October 2027 deadline instead of the October 2025 dates; check the program page for confirmation before planning your application. Use the updated Steel Intern Scholarships instructions and application platform, prepare English-language documents as unprotected PDFs, and have recommenders send letters directly to Lori Wharrey. Because the scholarship-specific application link is unavailable, confirm submission instructions with Lori before applying.

    Funder: Association for Iron and Steel Technology Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to two US$7,500 one-year scholarships, each preceded by a paid summer internship

    Summary: Supports safety and industrial hygiene students through paid steel-industry internships followed by academic scholarships.

    Key Information: Recipients must complete a qualifying steel-industry internship and maintain a GPA of at least 2.5.


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    Established by the Steel Manufacturers Association and the Association for Iron and Steel Technology Foundation, this scholarship honors Don B. Daily’s contributions to workplace safety in the North American steel industry. It supports university students studying safety or industrial hygiene, pairing practical industry experience with academic support.

    Each award begins with a paid summer internship at a North American steel-producing company or industry supplier, followed by a one-year scholarship. The program emphasizes interest in industrial safety careers and how students’ skills could enhance safety in steel manufacturing. AIST assists selected recipients with internship placement at qualifying companies throughout North America, and recipients can express company and location preferences.


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