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Administered Through Mission 1414 Inc
What is the Malcolm Cannon Engineering Scholarship
The Malcolm Cannon Engineering Scholarship honors the life and legacy of Malcolm Cannon, a
Professional Electrical Engineer who dedicated 66 years to solving engineering challenges with
excellence, innovation, and integrity. As a leader at the Navy Public Works Center in Norfolk, Virginia,
Malcolm was recognized not only for his professional achievements but also for his unwavering faith,
service to the church, and willingness to use his skills to help others.
This scholarship supports underprivileged students pursuing engineering degrees who demonstrate
academic potential, a commitment to Christian values, and a desire to serve God through their work.
Preference is given to students who are committed to using their engineering education to improve the lives of people in developing and underserved regions
Administered Through Mission 1414 Inc
The Malcolm Cannon Engineering Scholarship is administered through Mission 1414 Inc. We
serve as the bridge between generous supporters and students who have the potential to make a
lasting impact through engineering. By providing financial assistance and encouragement, the
organization helps students pursue academic excellence while remaining grounded in Christian
faith and service. Through the Malcolm Cannon Engineering Scholarship, Mission 1414 Inc.
carries forward a vision of service that extends beyond the classroom—preparing students to
become leaders, problem-solvers, and faithful servants who honor God through their profession
and positively impact communities for generations to come.
Scholarship Award
Recipients may receive up to $1,000 per year for four years to assist with tuition, books, and other
educational expenses, subject to continued eligibility and academic progress.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
● Be accepted to an accredited engineering program.
● Demonstrate financial need or residence in a developing region.
● Submit high school transcripts from their junior year and first semester of their senior year.
● Provide a letter of recommendation from a minister, elder, or deacon of the church of Christ
where they attend.
● Submit a personal statement describing:
○ Career goals in engineering
○ Personal statement of faith
○ Plans to serve God through their profession
○ Commitment to serving developing or underserved communities
● Confirm residence in a developing region.
● Commit to working in a developing region for at least four years following graduation.
Renewal Requirements
To remain eligible for annual scholarship renewal, recipients must:
● Submit a copy of their college transcript one month before the start of each academic year.
● Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
● Continue pursuing an engineering degree and uphold the scholarship’s values of academic
excellence, faith, and service.
Our Mission
The Malcolm Cannon Engineering Scholarship seeks to invest in future engineers who combine technical excellence with Christian service. By supporting students who are committed to serving others through their profession, the scholarship continues Malcolm Cannon’s legacy of faith, leadership, and practical impact in communities that need it most.
Call for Partners
Mission 1414, Inc. invites you to participate in this program by completing the form below.
Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will reward them for what they have done.
– Proverbs 19:17
The generous will themselves be blessed, for they share their food with the poor.
-Proverbs 22:9
