GRANTS, N.M. - The Nuclear Energy Education Foundation (previously known as the enCore Energy Education Society) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2026 Scholarship Program.
The Nuclear Energy Education Foundation supports graduating high school students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievements, leadership potential, and a commitment to making a positive impact in their communities.
Scholarship Details: - AwardAmount: $2,000.00 USD per student - Number of Scholarships: Up to ten (10) annually - Application Period: Now until April 15
- Announcement of Recipients: May
- Funds Disbursed: June to July
Eligibility Criteria:
- Must be a graduating high school senior.
- Reside in one of the eligible counties:
o South Texas: Duval and Brooks County o South Dakota: Custer and Fall River County o New Mexico: Grants and Cibola County o Wyoming: Fremont and Natrona County o Utah: Blanding, White Mesa, and Emery County - Applicants must have a strong academic record.
- Candidates should showcase leadership qualities, active participation in extracurricular activities, and a commitment to community service.
- The scholarship is open to students pursuing a degree in business, geology, environmental science, engineering, etc.
- While academic merit is a primary consideration, financial need will also be considered.
Application Requirements: - Completed Application Form.
- Personal Statement: Explaining why you should be selected for the scholarship.
- Letters of Recommendation: One letter from a
teacher or community leader.
- Official Transcripts: Demonstrating academic achievement.
- Proof of Enrollment: Acceptance letter from an accredited institution.
For further information please contact:
Nuclear Energy Education Foundation 214-295-1016 info@nucleareducation.org