AWIEF Scholarship Program
By nominating your most talented students, you help them access leading education and training that lays the groundwork for their future success.
The Architectural Woodwork Institute Education Foundation (AWIEF) Scholarship Program gives woodworking students the opportunity to receive $500 - $4,000 to offset the costs of their woodwork studies. By nominating your most talented students, you help them access leading education and training that lays the groundwork for their future success.

Nomination requirements
As a woodwork program instructor or school administrator, you can nominate up to two outstanding woodworking students for consideration of the AWIEF Scholarship Program. Who you choose to nominate is entirely your decision, as there are no conditions or requirements that students must meet to qualify for nomination.
Please be aware that only two nominations at most will be accepted per instructor. Nominating more than two students will result in disqualification for all nominees from that instructor.
Application Schedule and Deadlines
- Open Nomination and Application Period | November 1-January 31
- Application Evaluation | February 1-January 31
- Recipient Notification & Distribution of Scholarship Funds | April
Acceptable use of funds
Scholarship funds can be used for:
- Admissions
- Class supplies
- Book required by the educational institute
Nomination Process
It only takes a few minutes to nominate your students for a career-defining scholarship. So please download the form below and follow the three simple steps for application.
Start the Nomination ProcessStep #1
Complete Part 1 of the Nomination Application and write a Letter of Recommendation explaining why your student deserves a scholarship.
Step #2
Submit the Nomination Application and Letter of Recommendation.
Step #3
Your chosen student completes Parts 2 and 3 of the Nomination Application and submits it following the form’s instructions.
Nominees must submit application and accompanying documents before the January 31st deadline.
If you have any questions about the nomination process, please contact Doug Hague