FEP Scholarship
Future Energy Professionals Scholarships
Students who participate in the Energy Fest FEP tours are eligible to apply for the LAGCOE Future Energy Professionals Scholarship: an award to goal-oriented students planning to enroll into a Louisiana university or college in pursuit of a STEM-centric Degree. Past scholarship winners have gone on to study Chemical and Mechanical Engineering at Louisiana State University and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, as well as the Oil & Gas Production Program at South Louisiana Community College, Baton Rouge Community College, and Integrated Product Technologies at L.E. Fletcher Technical Community College. The scholarship is awarded every other year, on a non-show year.
To Apply for the scholarship you must:
- Have participated in the Energy Fest 2022 - The LAGCOE Expo FEP Tour
- Be a senior or junior in a Louisiana high school
- Plan to pursue a degree in a STEM field at a Louisiana college or university
The application requires:
- Two letters of recommendation from two applicable teachers and/or a professional in the STEM field
- One handwritten essay/personal statement
- Most recent high school transcript (certified and sealed)
Paper applications are not accepted. All eligible students received an email from LAGCOE’s Director of Operations with the link and password to apply. The deadline for the 2023 FEP Scholarship will be January 2023. The next scholarship cycle will begin immediately after our next technical exposition.
Note: Scholarship applications open immediately after the FEP Tour. Seniors and juniors must apply during the scholarship cycle following the tour they attended. Scholarship recipients will have their award held until they begin college or university.
Congratulations to the following students who have been recognized as Future Energy Professionals Scholarship Recipients
2014
- Emily Duplechain, Ascension Episcopal High School. Studied Chemical Engineering at Louisiana State University. Emily is now an Environmental Representative at Shell.
- David LaCour, , St. Thomas More Catholic High School. Studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, LA. David is now a Refining Engineer at Marathon.
2016
- Drake Bergeron, Comeaux High School. Drake is studying Chemical Engineering at UL Lafayette, LA.
- Laura Manuel, Sacred Heart School in Ville Platte. Laura studies Mechanical Engineering at UL Lafayette, LA.
- Cornelius Broussard, Cecilia Sr. High School. Cornelius is studying at South Louisiana Community College in LA, focusing on electrical engineering, math, and computer science.
2018
- Parker Cormier, New Iberia Senior High School. Parker studied Integrated Product Technologies at L.E. Fletcher Technical Community College in Schriever, LA. Parker is now a Well Test Assistant at EXPRO AMERICAS.
- Brandon Mitchell, Pine Prairie High School. Brandon will be studying Oil & Gas Production Technology at South Louisiana Community College in Lafayette, LA.
- Meaghan Thibodeaux, Notre Dame High School of Acadia Parish. Meaghan will be studying Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA.
- Michael LaCour, St. Thomas More Catholic High School. Michael will be studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in Lafayette, LA
2020
- Laelah Credeur, Lafayette Christian Academy. Laelah plans to pursue Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA
- William Duke, University Laboratory School. William is pursuing Chemical Engineering at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA
- Logan Paul, Central Private. Logan is pursuing Process Technology (PTEC) at Baton Rouge Community College in Baton Rouge, LA