The scholarship was left in the estate of Harriet Fellman, a longtime employee of Vermont Tech, who established the Frederick W. Martin Scholarship Fund in memory of her nephew. Recipients are selected by the Electrical Engineering Department Chair for maintaining at least a 3.5 average in freshman math and physics […]
The scholarship was left in the estate of Harriet Fellman, a longtime employee of Vermont Tech, who established the Frederick W. Martin Scholarship Fund in memory of her nephew. Recipients are selected by the Electrical Engineering Department Chair for maintaining at least a 3.5 average in freshman math and physics and for demonstrating excellence in lab work.
Applicant must be a Vermont resident enrolled in their first year in a non-traditional engineering curriculum (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Computer, Architectural, Manufacturing, or Electromechanical).
Applicant must be a Vermont resident enrolled in their first year in a non-traditional engineering curriculum (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Computer, Architectural, Manufacturing, or Electromechanical).
Awarded to Vermont residents enrolled in the Construction Management program.
Awarded to Vermont residents enrolled in the Construction Management program.
Awarded to a female student who has enthusiasm for life and is respected and admired by her classmates and professors. Must be community service oriented and disciplined, willing to tackle adversity with courage and determination. Exhibits potential for personal growth & professional achievement. Faculty recommendations desired. Selection made by ABT, […]
Awarded to a female student who has enthusiasm for life and is respected and admired by her classmates and professors. Must be community service oriented and disciplined, willing to tackle adversity with courage and determination. Exhibits potential for personal growth & professional achievement. Faculty recommendations desired. Selection made by ABT, AET, CET professor, Math or Science professor, and Director of Financial Aid.
Awarded to a Vermont resident who is enrolled in the Architectural Engineering Technology or Construction Management programs.
This scholarship is sponsored by the Vermont Retail Lumber Dealers Association.
Awarded to a Vermont resident who is enrolled in the Architectural Engineering Technology or Construction Management programs.
This scholarship is sponsored by the Vermont Retail Lumber Dealers Association.
Awarded to a Vermont resident enrolled in the Business Technology & Management program who resides in Barre or Montpelier.
Awarded to a Vermont resident enrolled in the Business Technology & Management program who resides in Barre or Montpelier.
This scholarship was established by the Green Mountain Humane Society to honor John D. Bryant, founder and president of the Green Mountain Humane Society. John established the Green Mountain Humane Society in 1989. The mission of GMHS has been to address the cause of problems that create the need for […]
This scholarship was established by the Green Mountain Humane Society to honor John D. Bryant, founder and president of the Green Mountain Humane Society. John established the Green Mountain Humane Society in 1989. The mission of GMHS has been to address the cause of problems that create the need for shelters and to remind those around us that humane treatment, care, concern, and respect for all living creatures is a responsibility we all must share.
John “strongly believed that everyone should strive to help others.” John loved animals and was committed to helping them and their owners. John was very proud of the Pet Visiting Program where dogs and their handlers visited patients in nursing/assisted living care facilities. He believed the visits helped “stimulate conversation and divert attention from the hospital routine, relieve anxiety and promote companionship.
“We serve to reunite individuals with the calming influence of animals.”
John was famous for taking his Llama, Lorenzo, to several schools, nursing homes, and the Veteran’s Hospital in White River Junction, Vermont.
Awarded to a Vermont resident entering their second year in the Veterinary Technology program.
Awarded to a Vermont resident entering their second year in the Veterinary Technology program.