Empowering Veterans with Advanced Safety Certificate Scholarships
Boeing-supported scholarship prepares next generation of safety professionals
The National Safety Council (NSC), in collaboration with Boeing, proudly announces the awarding of 50 scholarships under the 2025 Advanced Safety Certificate (ASC) Scholarship for Veterans program. This initiative is dedicated to supporting U.S. veterans who show a strong commitment to safeguarding others while they prepare for impactful careers in environmental, health, and safety (EHS).
Celebrating Future Safety Leaders
"NSC is thrilled to help these future safety leaders take the next step on their professional journeys," said Lorraine Martin, NSC president and CEO. The scholarship program empowers 50 veterans to further their mission of protecting lives, aligning with the NSC's goal to save lives in every environment—from the workplace to the community.
Boeing’s Commitment to Veterans
In a statement, Amy May, vice president of Boeing Environment, Health and Safety, noted that the company values the unique skills and dedication that veterans contribute in the workforce. By supporting this scholarship, Boeing is investing in the future of these individuals, as well as in the safety of our communities and workplaces.
Goals of the ASC Scholarship
The ASC Scholarship for Veterans aims to enrich and diversify the EHS profession's talent pool. By covering all associated costs, this program enables veterans to earn their ASC certificate while also providing essential networking opportunities that can facilitate their successful career transitions.
What the Scholarship Offers
Scholarship recipients can expect an array of benefits designed to support their growth:
- Complimentary enrollment in the ASC Program.
- Covering registration and travel arrangements for the 2025 NSC Congress & Expo, where recipients will connect with industry professionals and delve into crucial EHS topics.
- Access to career and networking resources following the completion of the ASC Program.
Insights into the ASC Program
The nationally recognized ASC Program equips aspiring safety professionals with critical knowledge of industry best practices and the necessary skills to elevate safety standards within organizations. Veterans seeking a career in safety will find that this program lays a robust foundation for their contributions to the field.
More Information
For those interested in learning more about the ASC Program, the National Safety Council offers further details online. The NSC Scholarships page provides additional context regarding other opportunities for veterans in the safety sector.
About the National Safety Council and Boeing
The National Safety Council has been America's leading nonprofit safety advocate for over 110 years, striving to eliminate preventable deaths and injuries across various environments. Its mission encompasses creating a culture of safety not just at work, but in everyday life.
Boeing, on the other hand, stands as a prominent global aerospace entity and a leading U.S. exporter. The company is committed to delivering exceptional aerospace solutions while fostering a workforce culture grounded in safety, quality, and integrity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Advanced Safety Certificate Scholarship for Veterans?
This scholarship program provides support for U.S. veterans pursuing careers in environmental, health, and safety by covering program costs and offering networking opportunities.
How many scholarships are being awarded?
The National Safety Council, with support from Boeing, is awarding 50 scholarships under this initiative.
What advantages do recipients of this scholarship receive?
Recipients will receive free enrollment in the ASC Program, travel accommodations for the 2025 NSC Congress, and access to career resources.
Who is eligible for the scholarship?
U.S. military veterans who demonstrate a commitment to safety and are pursuing careers in the EHS fields are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
How long has the National Safety Council been active?
The NSC has been operational for over 110 years, focusing on preventing injuries and fatalities in various settings.
