Students pursuing an undergraduate for the purpose of teaching and/or a career in medicine, biomedicql research, technology, history, geography, agri-science, engineering, archaeology, articitecture or mathematics (STEM, geography and history subjects) at a U.S. middle or secondary school are eligible to apply for the Scholarships. Students pursuing a nursing degree is also eligible to apply for the Scholarship.
DOTS----I DIG HISTORY SCIENCE AND HISTORY AWARDS
The Benjamin Harrison Society sponsors the best high school science project related to the communications, intelligence or information systems fields selected from science fairs nationwide. Nominations are solicited each year from BHS Schools and Student Clubs and their members. Each BHS school and club in the United States is asked to nominate one project. In 2010, 125 schools and clubs submitted nominees. The Grand Prize and First Honorable Mention projects were displayed at BHS annual Science and History Day Conference. For additional information about the scholarship or program please contact BHS at 202-508-1450 or click here to send an email.
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