• ASLRRA SHORT LINE EDUCATION FUND

    GOLDEN SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM
  • ASLRRA is awarding $24,000 in scholarships to employees of small railroad members, thanks to two generous donations from retired former board member Doug Golden, through the Douglas Golden-Mary Cullen Charitable Fund.

    Scholarships of up to $1,200 each are available to employees of ASLRRA small railroad members, defined as those earning $10 Million or less in annual revenues. Scholarships may be used for industry-specific training that will help improve railroad safety & compliance practices and enhance overall operations.  Eligible topics include:  track, bridge, and signal inspection & maintenance; locomotive and freight car inspection & maintenance; regulatory/compliance training; and, railroad safety and operations training.  

    A portion of the scholarship funds have been set aside to support employees of ASLRRA member railroads in the Southern and Eastern Regions of the U.S.  Scholarships are awarded to qualified candidates on a rolling basis throughout the year.  To apply, please complete this form and attach requested materials and documentation.  Applicants will be contacted by an ASLRRA representative if additional information is required and once an award decision is made.

     

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  • Scholarship recipients will be reimbursed up to $1,200 for training-related expenses, including course registration fees, travel, and lodging (meals are not included). Copies of receipts and documentation of course completion, including any certifications earned, must be provided.

    By submitting this application, scholarship recipient agrees to participate in a brief phone interview and provide on-the-job photos that may be published in an issue of ASLRRA's e-newsletter, featured on the association website at aslrra.org, and/or included in other print and electronic materials. 

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