Project Grant HQ0034261E006
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Western Governors University $164,788 on September 10, 2025, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support the Department of War Cyber Service Academy scholarship initiative. The award funds scholarships for students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees and capacity-building activities to enhance institutional cyber education infrastructure. The recipient distributes scholarship funds to cover tuition, fees, and stipends...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded $616,767.39 to the University of North Georgia on September 26, 2025, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to fund Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy scholarships for academic year 2026-27. The award, a project grant, funds merit-based scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees who commit to civilian service with the Department of Defense after graduation. The...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded The Pennsylvania State University $608,564 on September 15, 2025, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support the Department of War Cyber Service Academy scholarship initiative. The award funds merit-based scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees, with scholars committing to subsequent civilian service with the Department of War upon graduation. Penn State, as the...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Marshall University Research Corporation $198,060.42 on September 26, 2025, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support Department of War Cyber Service Academy scholarship and capacity-building activities for academic year 2026–2027. The award runs through September 25, 2030, with place of performance in Huntington, West Virginia. The Cyber Service Academy provides merit-based scholarships to undergraduate and graduate...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Dakota State University $464,133.36 under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) on August 31, 2026, to support the Department of War Cyber Service Academy Scholarships. The award funds merit-based scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees through Dakota State University. Scholars selected through recruitment and retention pathways receive support for tuition, fees, and stipends in...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Capitol Technology University $190,659.25 under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) on September 15, 2025, to support the Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy scholarship program. The award funds merit-based scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees at the university, with recipients committing to civilian service with the Department of Defense after graduation. Capitol...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded University of Missouri–Kansas City $107,652.17 on August 31, 2026, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support the Department of War Cyber Service Academy. The award funds scholarship support for students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees and capacity-building initiatives at the institution. UMKC, operating as The Curators of The University of Missouri, serves as the recipient and distributes scholarship funds to...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Florida State University $204,175.73 on September 22, 2025, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support Fiscal Year 2025 Department of Defense Chief Information Officer Cyber Service Academy activities for the academic year 2026–2027. The award funds the Cyber Service Academy's scholarship-for-service program, which provides merit-based scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related...
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded New York Institute of Technology $547,034 on June 11, 2026, under the Basic Scientific Research program (CFDA 12.431) for the NYIT Robotics Center Research and Evaluation Capability Expansion Program. The award funds expansion of research and evaluation capabilities at the Robotics Center. Performance takes place at NYIT's Westbury, New York campus, with a period of performance ending June 11, 2027. The Basic Scientific Research program supports...
- The Department of Defense (DoD) Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded the University of South Carolina a $178,293 project grant on August 20, 2025, under the Mathematical Sciences Grants program (CFDA 12.901), administered by the National Security Agency. The award supports the Cyber Service Academy Scholarships initiative through August 19, 2030, representing a five-year performance period. This funding extends the typical one-to-two-year grant duration associated with the Mathematical...
The Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded New York Institute of Technology $106,395 on August 31, 2026, under the Information Security Grants program (CFDA 12.902) to support the Department of War Cyber Service Academy, a merit-based scholarship initiative for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees and current Department of War personnel seeking to advance their expertise. The scholarship program aligns academic tracks and career placements with the Defense Cyber Workforce Framework to develop civilian cybersecurity leaders for federal service. The award funds tuition assistance, fees, and stipends for selected scholars at NYIT's New York, NY location. Performance runs through August 30, 2031. NYIT, as the initial recipient institution, distributes scholarship funds directly to individual scholars and is responsible for scholar selection and retention under the program's designated pathways: recruitment of prospective students and retention of current Department of War civilians and military personnel. Scholars selected through the recruitment pathway must maintain a minimum 3.2 GPA for undergraduate or 3.5 for graduate study; retention pathway applicants must be nominated by their parent Department of War organization and be in good standing. In return for financial support, scholars commit to a period of civilian service with the Department of War following graduation.
Mod # | Description | ReasonForModification | Federal Obligation | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not listed | $106.4k | 8/24/26 |