Rethinking the spaces we live, work, and learn in can have a dramatic impact on our health, comfort, and everyday productivity. That’s why At Your Service Heating & Air is inviting thoughtful, curious students to take a deep dive into the world of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). This $1,000 scholarship aims to spark innovative ideas on how HVAC systems shape indoor air quality and, ultimately, public health.

Essay Topic

The Role of HVAC Systems in Improving Indoor Air Quality and Public Health
We’re looking for essays that explore the profound ways in which HVAC systems influence health, comfort, and productivity. Applicants may focus on emerging technological advancements, such as smart sensors and eco-friendly refrigerants, or examine the role of HVAC in mitigating allergens, pollutants, and disease transmission. The goal is to highlight how effective HVAC solutions can foster safer, healthier, and more sustainable environments.

Essay Requirements

Who is Eligible?

How to Apply

Please send the following documents via email to [email protected]:

  1. Resume with your contact information
  2. Academic Transcript indicating your cumulative GPA
  3. Original Essay in PDF format adhering to the guidelines above
  4. Acceptance Letter (if you are a high school student) to confirm enrollment in an accredited institution

Be sure to include all items for your submission to be reviewed.

Application Deadline

All application materials must be received by February 26, 2026. Applications submitted after this date will not be considered.

Join the Conversation

Indoor air quality and public health are more interconnected than ever, and HVAC systems play a critical role in shaping how we breathe, feel, and function. This scholarship is your chance to shine a light on an often-overlooked field that affects each of us daily. By contributing your research and creative ideas, you have the opportunity not only to expand your own knowledge but to influence how future buildings are designed and maintained. We look forward to reading your essays and learning from your unique perspectives—together, we can pave the way for healthier living spaces and communities.