The NTSA RADM James A. Robb Scholarship Program is funded by a donation from the Robb family to honor his commitment to education and to the modeling and simulation community. Admiral Robb was a stalwart of advancing the M&S industry, and he spent much of his professional and personal career focused on education for underserved and underrepresented students and teachers. Many of the STEM programs at I/ITSEC are a direct result of his vision and commitment to education, and the pathways for the future workforce in the M&S industry. Postgraduate applicants must be a documented U.S. citizen and successfully complete undergraduate studies by the end of Spring Term 2026. They must be enrolled or accepted at an accredited U.S. institution with a focus in any of the following areas: Engineering (Modeling, Simulation, and/or Training Related; Systems Engineering); Operations Research, Systems Analysis, or Mathematics; Distance Learning Methodologies; Human Factors (Psychology or Engineering); Instructional Design and Training Methodology; or Computer Science and/or Information Sciences. Applicants must submit recommendations from their major advisor and one professor from the aforementioned focus areas. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the National Training and Simulation Association for more information.