Course Scholarship Offerings
Current Master Brewers members may apply for one of the following scholarships:
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Master Brewers Scholarship
- North American Brewers Association Scholarship
- Walt Powell Scholarship
Applications must be submitted online and adhere to the scholarship criteria noted below for each award.
Master Brewers Scholarship
Criteria
- Applicant must be a current member of Master Brewers in good standing.
- Applicant must possess a minimum of five (5) years' service in the brewing and/or malting industry.
- Applicant must submit the online application form and submit the following documents when applying:
- Resume
- Include two (2) letters of references from Master Brewers members who understand your commitment to the brewing industry. The letter should include a one-paragraph summary describing your qualifications and explain how each came to understand your level of commitment to the brewing industry.
- A brief, focused essay, that includes the following:
- How did you become involved/interested in the brewing industry?
- What are your goals for the next 3–5 years and how will this course support those goals?
- What benefits will you and your company/employer gain by you attending this course?
- A statement that expresses your skills and traits that make you a successful team member. How will you apply the knowledge you gain from this course in a way that exhibits the traits you described?
Application Deadline
- February 15: Brewery Packaging Technology Course
- June 15: Brewery Systems Technology and Maintenance Course
- August 1: Brewing and Malting Science Course
North American Brewers Association Scholarship
Criteria
- Applicant must be a current member of Master Brewers in good standing.
- Applicant must possess a minimum of five (5) years' service in the brewing and/or malting industry.
- Applicant must submit the online application form and submit the following documents when applying:
- Resume
- Include two (2) letters of references from Master Brewers members who understand your commitment to the brewing industry. The letter should include a one-paragraph summary describing your qualifications and explain how each came to understand your level of commitment to the brewing industry.
- A brief, focused essay, that includes the following:
- How did you become involved/interested in the brewing industry?
- What are your goals for the next 3–5 years and how will this course support those goals?
- What benefits will you and your company/employer gain by you attending this course?
- A statement that expresses your skills and traits that make you a successful team member. How will you apply the knowledge you gain from this course in a way that exhibits the traits you described?
Application Deadline
August 1: Brewing and Malting Science Course
Walt Powell Scholarship
Provides an annual scholarship to award full tuition to the Master Brewers Malting and Brewing Science course, plus a stipend of up to $1,000 for the awardee to cover travel and transportation costs to and from the class.
Criteria
Applicant must be a current member of the Master Brewers in good standing.
Applicant to complete the online form and submit the following documents when applying:
Resume
A statement describing their passion for brewing
Recommendations from two (2) Master Brewers Professional Members that describe how the applicant demonstrates his/her passion for the art and science of brewing.
Application Deadline
August 1: Brewing and Malting Science Course
