The Pine Family Foundation was started for the purpose of supporting research towards finding cures for incurable diseases. Currently, it is focusing on Alzheimer's and AIDS and it provides grants and scholarships. Applicants must be engaged in active research towards the cure of these diseases and be working towards a graduate degree. Applications will be accepted in all fields of study. Language proficiency commensurate with the purposes of the Fulbright Program and sufficient to carry out the proposed course of study or research is expected at the time of application.
Grants are for ten months.
Recipient may be entering any undergraduate or graduate year, including doctoral programs, as full or part time students. Recipients will be notified in September. Established in 1978 to memorialize the Society's twelfth president, assists women in obtaining the credentials to reenter the job market as engineers. Students of Polish descent in need of financial aid may apply. Applicants must apply for federal financial and campus based aid at the college financial aid office.