Name: Associated General Contractors of Alaska Scholarship
Award Amount: Up to $40,000 total awarded annually (individual award amounts vary)
Information and Eligibility:
The Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Alaska Scholarship Program supports Alaskans pursuing education or training for careers in the construction industry and related fields. Administered by the AGC Workforce Development Committee, the program aims to strengthen Alaska’s construction workforce by helping students gain the skills needed for success in technical, trade, and professional roles. Scholarships are open to both trade school trainees and degree-seeking students pursuing programs in construction, engineering, architecture, or associated support professions such as accounting, safety, or human resources.
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