The Educational Foundation of the Audio Engineering Society has established a scholarship in memory of John M. Eargle, who was a renowned figure in the history of audio engineering. Students whose interests align with Eargle's work in the fields of music and technical engineering are encouraged to apply for the scholarship. Interested applicants should visit the Audio Engineering Society's website and click on "Educational Foundation Scholarship"
This scholarship is offered to students whose intended majors may include media production, animation, computer graphics, or film and video studies as well as audio engineering. The award amount is $1,000, and is directed toward those who wish to focus on digital audio engineering in particular. The scholarship is offered through Cappex.com, where you will need to create an account in order to apply.
Charlie Jones, a well-known engineer in live sound applications passed away in June of 2006, leaving a financial legacy to those interested in training to become a professional audio engineer. The scholarship affords enrollment in a specific audio Live Sound audio engineering course administered by the School of Sound Recording in Manchester, England. The training program provides practical demonstration and equipment, as well as guest lectures from famous audio practitioners. Interested applicants should visit CharlieJonesScholarship.com for more information.