Scholarships
Several scholarship programs are available for AFSCME members and their children. Click on an individual scholarship from the list below to download an application and for information on requirements and deadlines.
AFSCME Advantage
Below is a list of scholarship opportunities adminstered by AFSCME Advantage.
- AFSCME Family Scholarship
$2,000 renewable scholarship awarded to at least 10 high school seniors each year. - Union Leaders of the Future Scholarship
Helping more women and people of color become union leaders. - Union Plus National Labor College Scholarship
This scholarship is for dues-paying union members or staff employees of an AFL-CIO affiliated organization interested in enrolling in the National Labor College. - Union Plus Scholarship
Active and retired AFSCME members, spouses and dependent children are eligible to apply.
Education and Training
Below is a list of scholarship opportunities adminstered by AFSCME's Education and Training Department.
- AFSCME Scholarships for National Labor College Degree Programs
AFSCME members and staff enrolled in the NLC Bachelor’s degree program may be eligible for a Nadra Floyd Memorial Scholarship worth up to $2,000 per year. Full-time AFSCME local, council or international staff and local union officers with substantial organizing responsibilities may qualify for a $10,000 Joey Parisi Memorial Scholarship. - AFSCME/UNCF: Union Scholars Program
AFSCME has joined with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) to let eligible college students experience what it's like to be part of the labor movement. - AFSCME Affiliate Scholarship Programs
Many AFSCME affiliates have special scholarship programs designed to help their members pursue educational opportunities to advance on the job. - Jerry Clark Memorial Scholarship
A collegiate scholarship for juniors and seniors who major in political science; it includes a summer internship in the AFSCME Political Action Department in Washington, D.C. - Jerry Wurf Memorial Fund
Provides three scholarships for the six-week Harvard Trade Union Program for full-time AFSCME staff planning a career in the trade union movement or an AFSCME member holding an elected position who is willing to take leave.