Middlesex Community College

The Delta Dental of Massachusetts scholarship was established to benefit full-time MCC Dental Health Program students to assist them with promoting preventative dental care and good oral hygiene through their academic studies, clinical experience, and careers within the Greater Lowell community.

The Jacobs Scholars Program was created to assist unemployed, underemployed, or first-generation students of color working towards an Associate's Degree in Information Technology or an IT Certificate. Preference will be given to Associate Degree students. In addition to the scholarship, students in the Jacobs Scholars Program will be provided with mentorship from industry partners. The goal of this scholarship opportunity is to develop a pipeline for underrepresented students and connections for personal and professional development. These scholarships will be bundled with services provided through the college's Success Scholars program aimed at students of color. The program will provide one-on-one coaching, as well as job preparation and career development services.

This award was established by Judith Tarutz to celebrate her success in reshaping her career path to become a professional software technical writer and editor. The author of an award-winning book on technical editing and former instructor in MCC's Software Technical Writing Program, she serves on the College's Technical Writing Advisory Board. She created this grant to help promising new editors and writers acquire the education and skills to succeed in the field of technical publishing.

Juniper Networks connects people all over the world. The task of delivering a network in the digital transformation era pivots on the creativity and commitment of our people. It demands that we consistently put our values into practice. At our core we believe that excellence depends on seeking out diverse ideas and fostering a culture where all employees are engaged. The goal of this scholarship is to attract, develop, sponsor and retain a uniquely innovative workforce that is diverse and inclusive. Preference will be given to under-represented Black, African American or BIPOC students focused on a Business, Computer Science or STEM degree.

AFCEA is an international professional organization comprised of government, industry, and military personnel formed for the purpose of encouraging a free flow of ideas and open discussion of common technical issues. The Lexington-Concord chapter seeks to promote engineering education for undergraduate students. The purpose of this scholarship is to assist students pursuing a degree in engineering, computer science, or physical science with the intention of pursuing a bachelor's degree.

AFCEA is an international professional organization comprised of government, industry, and military personnel formed for the purpose of encouraging a free flow of ideas and open discussion of common technical issues. The Lexington-Concord chapter seeks to promote engineering education for an undergraduate veteran student. The purpose of this scholarship is to assist one veteran student pursuing a degree in engineering, computer science, or physical science with the intention of pursuing a bachelor's degree.

The purpose of this scholarship is to assist African-American or African student(s) pursuing associate degrees at Middlesex Community College.

The purpose of the scholarship is to provide a nursing student interested in Mental Health with the financial support for his/her nursing education at MCC. This scholarship honors, retired faculty member, Maria Ryder, who served in the Nursing Department for more than 40 years at Middlesex Community College. Among her accomplishments, Marie has been instrumental in developing the MCC Veterans' Resources Center (VRC) with its goal to help veterans transition from military to civilian life through education. She describes the VRC as a beacon of hope for many of the patients at the VA Hospital, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, and she has provided a link between the veterans and MCC through the student nurses that she mentored at the VA Hospital.

This award recognizes students who are majoring in paralegal studies and who demonstrate academic excellence and exceptional promise.

Prudence Drake received care from MCC students while a resident at the Carleton-Willard Village Residential Home in Bedford, MA. Her wish was to establish a fund to support students in the Health Careers fields. Two awards for certificate program students and two awards for degree program students.

This award has been established by AFCEA to recognize one of its members, Thomas O'Mahony, for his devotion to the pursuit of learning and educational excellence. AFCEA is an international professional organization comprised of government, industry, and military personnel formed to encourage the free flow of ideas and open discussion of common technical issues. The purpose of this award is to assist a student in a business-related associate degree program.

Werfen, formerly Instrumentation Laboratory Company (IL), which is headquartered in Bedford, MA is a global developer of In Vitro diagnostic instruments for use in hospitals and laboratories around the world. The purpose of this scholarship is to assist a worthy student who has completed a significant portion of the coursework required for his or her intended associate degree at MCC, but who is struggling financially to continue in a course of study. Preference will be given to students majoring in STEM/Life Science or Nursing degrees.