Scholarship Submissions Now Closed
The AIAS Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), has now closed submissions for its annual scholarship programs, which benefit students and early professional in the video games industry. The AIAS Foundation, WomenIn, and Girls for Gaming scholarships are provided to students and early professionals in game design, production, or business who aspire to make a mark on the games industry through their dedication, passion, and interest in pushing forward the medium of interactive entertainment. Selections will be announced soon at a date TBA.
2019 AIAS Foundation Scholars @ #DICE2020
Recently the 2019/2020 AIAS Foundation scholars attended the 2020 D.I.C.E. Summit for an all-expense paid trip to the annual executive leadership conference. Before the start of the conference the scholars were provided a day of professional workshop training, including courses on professional communications, resume/biography reviews and networking tips.
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