Cobell Scholarship

The Cobell Scholarship is a program dedicated to providing elevated opportunities for high achieving, community involved Native college scholars with leadership experience. The scholarship is designed to empower recipients with an impactful scholarship experience that supports their success in higher education. Named after Elouise Cobell, a champion of Native American rights and the lead plaintiff in the landmark Cobell v. Salazar lawsuit, this program continues her legacy of advocating for Native American communities through education. The scholarship supports Native American students pursuing higher education at various levels including undergraduate, graduate, vocational, and trade school programs. The program emphasizes not just academic achievement but also community involvement and leadership qualities, seeking scholars who will make meaningful contributions to their communities and society.