What They're Looking For
Ethnicity: Aboriginal, Inuit, or Metis
Study Year: Grade 12
Province: Ontario
Citizenship: Canadian
Program (Not Required): Business, Business Technology, Civil Engineering, Engineering, Engineering Technician, Mechanical Design, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), or Science
Additional Notes
The Gregg Stewart Future Catalyst Scholarship is designed for Indigenous students who are passionate about learning, growth, and making an impact in their communities and the world. We are looking for individuals who embody curiosity, resilience, and a drive to contribute to the future of clean energy, technology, or business.
An ideal candidate will:
✅ Be Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, or Inuit) and a resident of Ontario
✅ Be accepted into a full-time post-secondary program (college or university)
✅ Show an interest in innovation, nuclear energy, sustainability, or STEM/business fields
✅ Exhibit leadership qualities, a desire to learn, and a willingness to collaborate
✅ Submit a 250-word statement on their interest in nuclear, sustainability, or their career aspirations
We value students who bring unique perspectives, problem-solving skills, and a drive to make a difference—whether that’s through engineering, project management, technology, business, or other fields that support the energy sector.
This scholarship is not just about financial support; it’s about creating opportunities for the next generation of leaders through a paid co-op/internship at NPX, mentorship, and meaningful connections in the industry. If you’re ready to take the next step in your academic and professional journey, we encourage you to apply!
About Scholarship
Gregg Stewart Future Catalyst Scholarship
Empowering Indigenous Students in Nuclear Innovation
At NPX, we believe in the power of innovation, community, and leadership. In memory of Gregg Stewart, a visionary leader and co-founder of NPX who dedicated his career to advancing nuclear energy and supporting those around him, we are proud to establish the Gregg Stewart Future Catalyst Scholarship.
This scholarship is designed to support Indigenous students pursuing post-secondary education who have a passion for making an impact in science, technology, engineering, or business. We are committed to fostering Indigenous representation in the nuclear industry and providing meaningful opportunities for learning and career development.
Scholarship Details
- Award Amount: $8,000 toward tuition and education-related expenses
- Work Opportunity: A paid co-op/internship position at NPX to gain hands-on experience in the nuclear sector
- Mentorship: Support from NPX professionals to help guide academic and career growth
Eligibility Criteria
To be considered, applicants must:
✔ Be a First Nations, Métis, or Inuit student in Canada
✔ Be a resident of Ontario
✔ Have received an acceptance letter for a full-time post-secondary program (college or university)
✔Submit a 500-word statement of interest on nuclear energy, sustainability, or how they see themselves contributing to the industry
How to Apply
Interested students must submit the following:
✅ Copy of their post-secondary acceptance letter
✅ Updated resume outlining education, work experience, and extracurricular activities
✅ Contact information and basic details
✅ A 500-word statement on their interest in nuclear, sustainability, or their future aspirations in STEM, business, or energy
About Gregg Stewart
Gregg Stewart was a visionary leader, a dedicated mentor, and a passionate advocate for innovation in the nuclear industry. As a co-founder of NPX – Nuclear Promise X, Gregg played a pivotal role in shaping the company’s culture, emphasizing collaboration, bold thinking, and an unwavering commitment to supporting others.
Gregg was known not only for his technical expertise but also for his extraordinary generosity and leadership. He believed that the best way to create meaningful change was by empowering people—mentoring young professionals, fostering a culture of continuous learning, and always going above and beyond to make others feel supported. His dedication to lifting others up became the inspiration for one of NPX’s core values: “Be like Gregg”—a reminder to lead with kindness, integrity, and a willingness to help those around us succeed.
Above all, Gregg was a loving husband to Lindsay and a devoted dad to Marie and Hazel. His deep love for his family was evident in everything he did and continues to inspire those who knew him.
About Company
At Nuclear Promise X, we are transforming the future of nuclear energy through innovation, technology, and a people-first approach. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Kincardine, Ontario, NPX has grown into a dynamic team of nearly 200 Innovation Catalysts working across Canada and beyond, collaborating with nuclear utilities, new nuclear projects, and industry leaders to drive safe, sustainable, and efficient nuclear solutions.
Our work spans engineering, digital transformation, project management, and consulting, helping to shape the next generation of nuclear energy to power a cleaner world. As a company, we embrace bold thinking, inclusivity, and continuous learning, fostering a workplace where every individual has a voice and a role in shaping the industry’s future.
At NPX, we believe that “Saving the world requires you.” We are committed to investing in the next generation of talent and creating opportunities for underrepresented groups in STEM and nuclear. The Gregg Stewart Future Catalyst Scholarship is one way we are working to build a more diverse and inclusive industry while supporting Indigenous students on their educational and career journeys.
To learn more about NPX and our mission, visit www.npxinnovation.ca. To learn more about Gregg Stewart and his impact, please visit https://www.npxinnovation.ca/gregg