Applications open for 2026 Tyler Trent Courage and Resilience Award  

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Applications are being accepted for the Tyler Trent Courage and Resilience Award through Feb. 23.

The scholarship honors Tyler Trent, whose battle with cancer and enthusiasm for Purdue inspired the Boilermaker community. In his honor, this award is granted to undergraduate students at Purdue’s West Lafayette and Indianapolis locations who have encountered serious physical or similarly daunting adversity in their pursuit of higher education. First-year students through seniors in any discipline are eligible. 

The number of recipients and award amounts will vary. Students may self-nominate, and faculty and staff are encouraged to submit nominations. Click here for the application.

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