AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

The award is given to a TSA student member based on valued service in TSA and within his or her community. Both past and current contributions are considered. The recipient is recognized at the national TSA conference, and will receive a one-time $500 honorarium to be used at the discretion of the honoree.

This memorial scholarship is made in memory of William P. Elrod, a founding father of TSA, from Madison, Kansas. Mr. Elrod was known for his long standing leadership and involvement with TSA. The amount awarded for this scholarship is $2,500.

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The TSA Technology Honor Society recognizes TSA members who excel in academics, leadership, and service to their school and community. The TSA Technology Honor Society is an opportunity for student members to be recognized for their efforts and is designed to recognize TSA members who exemplify the high ideals of academics.

Our goal for this scholarship is to make TSA more accessible and equitable, not only for individuals but for your chapter as a whole. 

Applications are now open. We are looking for new, developing, or underfunded chapters in our state that would benefit from financial assistance in sending their members to the Colorado TSA State Conference. If this sounds like your chapter, we strongly encourage you to apply and be part of COTSA’s goal of expanding technical skills to every student in Colorado.

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