The Detroit Section of the Society of Women Engineers runs a college scholarship program for students in Michigan preparing for engineering, engineering technology or computer science careers.
One application also covers two endowed awards: the Josie Rewald Memorial Community College Scholarship and the Teresa Lynn Shipp Memorial Scholarship.
Benefits & funding
- Financial help toward an engineering degree; the section page does not publish award amounts or the number of awards.
Eligibility
- Must be in the State of Michigan.
- High school senior, or current community college student.
- Pursuing engineering at a school with an ABET-accredited engineering/computer science program, or at a community college with the intention of transferring to a four-year engineering degree.
- A woman or other gender underrepresented in engineering and technology.
Can you apply?
Here's who can apply
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“Must be in the State of Michigan … Must be in your senior year of high school OR current community college student … Must be a woman or other underrepresented gender in engineering and technology” Eligibility
Residence required
USA
Education required
High School
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Application process
- 1Complete the section’s online application form, uploading all required documents inside it.
- 2The 2026 form is closed; applications reopen in the spring. Questions: swedetroitscholarships@gmail.com.
Program timeline
2026 high school scholarship and award deadline (closed).
May 8, 2026
next applications expected to open.
Spring 2027