It is the policy of the Semiconductor Environmental Safety and Health Association (SESHA) to award scholarships to students in SESHA-approved programs pursuing careers in the fields of Occupational Safety and Health, Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Science, and Risk Control. Scholarships will be applied to off-set the educational expenses of qualified graduate students approved by the SESHA Academic Committee.

Definitions:
SESHA- approved university: A university with an accredited EHS program with an academic sponsor who is a participant of the SESHA academic program or committee.

SESHA Participating Academic Programs include but are not limited to the following:

• University of Arizona, Tucson - Dr. Reyes Sierra
• State University of New York at Albany - Dr. Sarah Brenner
• Colorado State University - Dr. Stephen Reynolds
• University of Minnesota, Duluth - Dr. Robert Feyen
• Murray State University - Dr. David Kraemer
• University of Wisconsin, Stout - Dr. Elbert Sorrell