Write a 700-word essay explaining why you should be selected for this scholarship. Highlight your academic achievements, technical interests, and professional goals. We encourage you to reflect on how your engineering journey aligns with real-world impact, innovation, and responsible problem-solving.

Describe or design an inventive application that utilizes electric linear actuators and related products to address a climate-related or disaster-response challenge. Include actuator specs, model numbers, drawings, or technical details that help explain your project —the more detail, the better!

You must be enrolled in the September 2026 semester at a recognized Canadian or U.S. post-secondary institution in a full-time engineering program. You may optionally submit a copy of your high school transcripts to demonstrate academic performance.

Submit a recent photo of yourself. Selected recipients may have their photo featured on our website, blog, and social media platforms as part of the scholarship announcement and promotional materials.

Feel free to include additional materials that help illustrate your qualifications or project.

Previous scholarship winners are not eligible to apply. Proposals that appear to be primarily generated using AI tools without meaningful human input will not be considered. Highlight your own creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving — we’re interested in seeing your original ideas and engineering perspective.