Awards Overview

The Entomological Foundation recognizes the importance of obtaining the necessary resources to stimulate and facilitate research and support of programs in entomology. View previous Scholarship & Fellowship winners here.

Stanley Beck Fellowship
 Sponsored by The Entomological Foundation

This award assists students at the graduate or undergraduate level of their education in entomology and related disciplines at a college or university in the United States, Mexico or Canada. This fellowship was established as a tribute to Stanley D. Beck, a notable scientist who pursued his profession despite the effects of a debilitating disease. Made annually, amount of the fellowship varies each year. Find out how to apply.

BioQuip Undergraduate Scholarship
Sponsored by BioQuip Products

Annually, BioQuip Products, a major supplier of entomology equipment, sponsors a scholarship to undergraduate students. The scholarship is designed to encourage student interest in entomology. Find out how to apply.     

Joseph H. Camin Fellowship       

Sponsored by The Entomological Foundation  

The award supports graduate students in attending the Acarology Summer Program at Ohio State University or an equivalent institution where they can obtain training in the systematics of acarines. Made annually, the value of the fellowship depends on interest earned from the endowment. Find out how to apply.

The Pioneer Hi-Bred International Graduate Student Fellowship
Sponsored by Pioneer Hi-Bred International, a DuPont Company

Pioneer Hi-Bred International (a DuPont Company) sponsors a graduate student fellowship on the basis of recognizing and encouraging innovative research and graduate education in the area of entomology with a focus on key insects or complexes of insects that effect corn, soybeans, canola, alfalfa, or other significant commodity crops. The areas of research and study may include one or more of these crops. Each nominee must be either a graduate student at the time the Fellowship is awarded or should be accepted into an accredited graduate program at the time the award is made. He/She must attend a college/university in the United States and must have demonstrated excellence in the study of entomology or a related discipline. This award is granted to one student over the next (up to) four years. Find out how to apply.