Kingsley Whyte Foundation Scholarship Competition

April 20, 2010 - PRLog -- The Kingsley Whyte Foundation ( http://www.kingsleywhyte.com) Aeronautics Scholarship Program will be Offering The Aeronautics Scholarship Program (ASP) worldwide to aerospace leaders of tomorrow:

Undergraduate Students
$5,000 awarded for each school year, to be used for educational related expenses
$3,000 Summer internship at a Kingsley Whyte Foundation Research Center
2 years of support
Graduate Students
$7,000 stipend
$5,000 awarded each year, to be used for educational related expenses
$3,000 Summer internship at a Kingsley Whyte Foundation Research Center
2 years of support, with an option for 3
The Kingsley Whyte Foundation ASP online application will open May 16th, 2010



UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE PROGRAM(S)
Application Instructions
All applicants are required to submit applications online by 5:00 p.m. EST, January 11, 2011. All materials must be submitted electronically or received by this deadline. Please note that some forms must be emailed to scholarships@kingsleywhyte.com in addition to completing this online application (such as transcripts). Notifications of awards are expected to be emailed in mid-April, 2011. Application materials are not returned to applicants.  The following information may be useful in planning and preparing your application.
Important Information to Know Before Applying
The applicant will input their name and email address.
These are the areas of the application:
Application Walk-Through
Contact Information
Citizenship and Demographics
Academic Background
Proposed Area of Study
Publications & Presentations
Awards & Honors
Personal Statement
Essay
References
How Did You Hear About Kingsley Whyte Foundation Aeronautics Scholarship Program?
Transcripts
Applicants are responsible for ensuring the proper submission of each element by the January 11, 2011 deadline. See the descriptions of each element below in the Application Walk-Through. Monitor the application's status to ensure scholarships@kingsleywhyte.com receives the reference forms, transcripts, and GRE scores.

SUPPORTED FIELDS OF STUDY

Aeronautical and Aerospace
Engineering Science
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical
Pilot Training of any class
Systems Engineering

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The International Kingsley Whyte Aerospace Council (KWF) was founded in 1996. Our purpose is to work in unison to chart the future of aviation. Our goal is to increase minority and female numbers across the board, not just focus on pilots.