The ISA Educational Foundation supports the college-level study of future engineers and technicians in automation and control technologies by providing scholarships. ISA awarded approximately $20,000 in educational scholarships to students in 2-year, 4-year, and graduate level programs in 2004. A similar amount will be awarded in 2005.

ISA—the Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society—is a non-profit professional association of 35,000 members who work in manufacturing industries around the world as engineers, technicians, and managers.

Students in an engineering or technical degree program related to automation and control are encouraged to apply for an ISA Education Foundation scholarship in 2005. Students can find out more information about the scholarships, and download an application, at http://www.isa.org/educationalfoundation/scholarships. Applications are due 15 February, 2005.

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