The document provides information about scholarships available through Central Michigan University's Multicultural Advancement program and Global Citizenship Program. It describes two scholarship opportunities for incoming freshmen - the Multicultural Advancement Scholarship and Multicultural Advancement Award of Distinction. Both support students who have demonstrated commitment to diversity and underrepresented groups. Scholarship recipients participate in leadership programs and study abroad opportunities, and graduate with a Global Citizenship certificate. To apply, students must submit the scholarship application with an essay by the last Friday in January, along with their CMU admission application.
This document provides information on various scholarship opportunities available for Texas students. It describes scholarships such as the Aileen Lee Scholarship for incoming freshmen at the University of Oregon, the Tall Clubs International Student Scholarships for tall students under 21, and the Texas Educational Opportunity Grant Program for financially needy students attending Texas public two-year colleges. The document lists eligibility requirements and application deadlines for these and other scholarships students in Texas can apply for.
Hispanic Scholarship Fund and Gates Millennium Scholars ProgramMarketwise Consulting
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The document provides information about two scholarship programs: the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) and the Gates Millennium Scholars Program (GMS). HSF is the largest provider of scholarships to Hispanic students and has awarded over $250 million to 86,000 students since 1975. The GMS program was established in 1999 with $1 billion from the Gates Foundation to promote academic excellence among minority students, funding over 12,000 scholars with $438 million. The GMS program requires nominations, applications, minimum GPA of 3.0, and demonstrating financial need. It provides support for education costs and leadership development opportunities.
American Indian students face unique challenges in accessing higher education. There are a variety of scholarship opportunities available to help overcome financial barriers, including tribal, national, and other scholarships for minorities or characteristics like low-income status. It is important for American Indian students to thoroughly research all potential scholarship options available to help fund their education.
American Indian students face unique challenges in accessing higher education. This document outlines several scholarship and grant opportunities to help address the financial barriers American Indian students often face. Scholarships are available from tribal nations, national non-profits, and colleges/universities, and cover a range of academic fields and criteria including ethnicity, financial need, academics, athletics, and intended major. The document provides details on eligibility and deadlines for over 20 specific scholarship programs.
This document provides an overview of fully-funded international experiences and how to pursue them. It discusses the importance of international experience for careers today and initiatives to increase the number of US students studying abroad. The speaker shares their extensive international experience and provides information on global fellowships, grants for international study, teaching and working abroad, volunteering opportunities, and tips for competitive applications. Resources are provided for students to research further funding options.
The document provides an overview of a national training for counselors and mentors on scholarships, grants, student loans, and financial aid. It discusses current and extinct grants and scholarships as well as tips for applying. It also summarizes information on undocumented students, state financial aid legislation, and tools to promote early financial planning for college.
This document argues that Duke University should grow its Latino/a scholarship program to attract talented Latino students and promote diversity. It notes that the Latino population and purchasing power are growing rapidly in the US. While Latino admission rates still lag at top universities like Duke, such a scholarship could help Duke compete for top Latino talent and expose all students to diverse perspectives. The existing scholarship has already raised over $100,000 and provides benefits like community-building, mentorship opportunities, and promoting success from the Hispanic community.
The document provides a history of financial aid in the United States, beginning with the Higher Education Act of 1965 which established the first federal financial aid programs. It discusses key Supreme Court cases related to financial aid and affirmative action. It also discusses Salem State University's mission and vision around providing accessible education, as well as statistics on financial aid received by SSU students. Best practices for financial aid administration from CAS and the College Board emphasize compliance with laws, equitable treatment of students, and commitment to need-based aid.
Scholarship it's definition and it's typesArsi Chaudhry
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This document discusses different types of scholarships available for students. It outlines scholarships based on need, academics, gender, creative abilities, and merit. Academic/merit scholarships are for students with high GPAs, extracurriculars, and well-rounded applications. Need-based scholarships consider financial need based on FAFSA. There are also scholarships specifically for women and creative fields like art, music, and dance that may involve auditions. Merit-based scholarships reward academic, artistic, or athletic abilities along with community service.
Earning a scholarship to support your education is easier than may you think. This Scholarship Guide for African American Students offers resources, tips for success, and an up-to-date list of scholarships designed specifically for black students pursuing higher education.
This guide provides comprehensive information pertaining to Scholarships available for you to study in good universities and how to apply for them. It also offers important tips to choose right Scholarship for yourself. This guide is prepared by expert having more than 5 years of experience in mentoring students for higher studies and Scholarship programs.
The document summarizes Education Together, a program that provides scholarships to students in Middle Georgia. It discusses holding a reception for inaugural partners, holding a board meeting, giving out Golden Eagle Awards to recognize teachers, and announcing scholarships at a luncheon. It then profiles the 18 inaugural 2016 Education Together scholars and their partner organizations, and shares what the partners said about the scholars.
Finding, Applying & Winning Scholarships and Applying for Financial Aid: A Gu...Society of Women Engineers
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The document provides information about various financial aid and scholarship opportunities for students. It discusses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, different types of financial aid including grants, work-study, and loans. It also provides tips for applying for scholarships, such as starting early in high school, having draft essays prepared, and requesting letters of recommendation. An example scholarship, the Jackie Robinson Foundation Award, is described in detail.
The document provides information about securing scholarships to study abroad. It discusses finding courses, scholarships, and applying to universities through the Uniguru website. It offers guidance on the scholarship application process, including tips for the types of scholarships available, eligibility criteria, popular non-subject scholarships for certain countries, and Indian scholarship organizations. The goal is to help students fund their international education.
The document provides information about scholarships available to the Class of 2010 at Nauset Regional High School. It outlines two ways to access scholarship information through the guidance website or Naviance account. There are general scholarships, community foundation scholarships, and town-based scholarships available. The document provides instructions for applying including submitting a confidential form and financial information. It lists several sample scholarships with eligibility requirements and application instructions.
Education in the United States is publicly funded at the local, state, and federal levels. Children can attend public schools, private schools, or be homeschooled. Education is divided into elementary school (ages 5-10), middle school (ages 10-14), and high school (ages 14-18). After high school, students may attend college, where they can earn associate's or bachelor's degrees. While college is expensive, financial aid is available. The U.S. education system faces challenges like inequality between low- and high-income areas and "teaching to the test." Organizations like Teach for America aim to address these issues.
College Fair Project Period 5 Melissa BustosMs. Richardson
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This document provides information about colleges and the college application process. It discusses different types of college degrees like Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral degrees. It explains what each degree involves in terms of credits and coursework. The document also addresses questions about financial aid, scholarships, and the application process. It notes that most colleges have financial aid programs and that scholarships do not need to be paid back. Finally, it provides tips and estimated costs for students preparing to attend college.
Alumni Global Educaton Honors Scholarship (2)Robyn McGee
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The summary provides an overview of the Central State University Honors Program's request for funding from the Alumni Association to establish a Global Education Honors Scholarship. The scholarship would provide one honors student with $5,100 to study abroad in Ghana for a summer semester in order to enhance their learning through global experiences. Statistics show African American students are less likely to study abroad due to financial barriers, so this scholarship aims to address that by covering tuition, airfare, lodging, meals and activities for the selected student.
This document provides information about various types of scholarships and financial aid available to students at Byrne Creek Secondary School, including those sponsored by the Ministry of Education, post-secondary institutions, private organizations, and the school community. It outlines the requirements and application processes for scholarships like the Passport to Education, Provincial Scholarships, Grad Program Exam Scholarships, and Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship. The document provides timelines and advice for students on applying for scholarships in grades 10-12.
This document provides an overview of financing options for graduate studies in the United States. It discusses assessing financial needs and resources, researching programs and requirements, enhancing applications, types of funding from U.S. universities and the government, and tips for reducing costs such as application fee waivers and on-campus jobs. Funding varies by field but includes assistantships, tuition waivers, scholarships, and loans from Mexico and the U.S. The document emphasizes starting the application process early and maintaining contact with potential advisors.
This document summarizes strategies for winning scholarships based on a talk by Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert. It provides statistics on who typically wins scholarships and tips for finding, applying for, and retaining scholarships. Some key points are that having good grades, test scores, and applying to many scholarships increases chances of winning, and it's important to carefully follow application instructions and interview tips. The document cautions against scholarship scams and provides resources for finding legitimate scholarships.
This document discusses the importance of higher education and saving for college. It provides statistics showing that those with a bachelor's degree have lower unemployment and higher earnings. It also outlines the average costs of public and private colleges and discusses strategies for saving such as starting early, using automatic transfers, and involving family. The document promotes two savings options in Massachusetts: the U.Fund 529 college investing plan and U.Plan prepaid tuition program. It lists participating colleges and urges readers to start saving and learn more about college costs.
Alternative sources of funding as of 11 09DrLendySpires
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This document provides information about various grant and fellowship opportunities organized into different sections based on eligibility criteria. The first section titled "General" contains opportunities that accept applicants from various backgrounds. The second section "Developing Countries" includes opportunities limited to candidates from developing nations or located within those countries. Subsequent sections are for journalists, specific professions, and women. Many opportunities require strong English skills and applicants must submit work samples and CVs. Direct inquiries to the organizations listed.
Preparing for college with middle schoolersLisa Allard
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This document provides information for middle school families on planning and preparing for college. It discusses the importance of education after high school, different college options and costs. Key points include: those with a bachelor's degree earn more and have lower unemployment; college options include 4-year, 2-year, vocational programs; the median earnings and tax payments are higher for those with more education. It provides strategies for academic preparation in middle school, exploring extracurriculars and colleges. Families can use tools like net price calculators, FAFSA, college search sites to understand affordability. The document reviews financial aid, grants, loans and savings vs borrowing. It highlights Massachusetts savings options like U.Fund 529 and U.Plan
Antonio Underwood has been selected for a Fulbright award to study in Serbia. The letter outlines that his selection is an achievement but is contingent on completing medical clearance, obtaining research clearance, and acquiring necessary visas. As a Fulbright grantee, Antonio will join distinguished alumni and have the opportunity to collaborate internationally and demonstrate qualities of service, excellence, and leadership through the Fulbright exchange program.
Este documento es un registro de una transferencia bancaria de 1.047 pesos argentinos el 6 de noviembre de 2009 desde la cuenta de Pedro H辿ctor Ibarra a la cuenta de la compa単鱈a Microregistros SRL MRS SRL. Contiene informaci坦n como los n炭meros de cuenta del d辿bito y cr辿dito, el importe transferido, las fechas y horas de la transferencia, y los titulares de las cuentas involucradas.
El documento describe las caracter鱈sticas del arte g坦tico, renacentista y barroco en arquitectura, escultura y pintura. La arquitectura g坦tica se centr坦 en catedrales con 辿nfasis en la verticalidad y la luz. La escultura g坦tica adquiri坦 movilidad y dinamismo proyectado hacia el exterior. La pintura renacentista busc坦 la perspectiva y representaci坦n realista a trav辿s del estudio anat坦mico. La pintura barroca se caracteriz坦 por el color y claroscuro en composiciones asim辿tric
Scholarship it's definition and it's typesArsi Chaudhry
油
This document discusses different types of scholarships available for students. It outlines scholarships based on need, academics, gender, creative abilities, and merit. Academic/merit scholarships are for students with high GPAs, extracurriculars, and well-rounded applications. Need-based scholarships consider financial need based on FAFSA. There are also scholarships specifically for women and creative fields like art, music, and dance that may involve auditions. Merit-based scholarships reward academic, artistic, or athletic abilities along with community service.
Earning a scholarship to support your education is easier than may you think. This Scholarship Guide for African American Students offers resources, tips for success, and an up-to-date list of scholarships designed specifically for black students pursuing higher education.
This guide provides comprehensive information pertaining to Scholarships available for you to study in good universities and how to apply for them. It also offers important tips to choose right Scholarship for yourself. This guide is prepared by expert having more than 5 years of experience in mentoring students for higher studies and Scholarship programs.
The document summarizes Education Together, a program that provides scholarships to students in Middle Georgia. It discusses holding a reception for inaugural partners, holding a board meeting, giving out Golden Eagle Awards to recognize teachers, and announcing scholarships at a luncheon. It then profiles the 18 inaugural 2016 Education Together scholars and their partner organizations, and shares what the partners said about the scholars.
Finding, Applying & Winning Scholarships and Applying for Financial Aid: A Gu...Society of Women Engineers
油
The document provides information about various financial aid and scholarship opportunities for students. It discusses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, different types of financial aid including grants, work-study, and loans. It also provides tips for applying for scholarships, such as starting early in high school, having draft essays prepared, and requesting letters of recommendation. An example scholarship, the Jackie Robinson Foundation Award, is described in detail.
The document provides information about securing scholarships to study abroad. It discusses finding courses, scholarships, and applying to universities through the Uniguru website. It offers guidance on the scholarship application process, including tips for the types of scholarships available, eligibility criteria, popular non-subject scholarships for certain countries, and Indian scholarship organizations. The goal is to help students fund their international education.
The document provides information about scholarships available to the Class of 2010 at Nauset Regional High School. It outlines two ways to access scholarship information through the guidance website or Naviance account. There are general scholarships, community foundation scholarships, and town-based scholarships available. The document provides instructions for applying including submitting a confidential form and financial information. It lists several sample scholarships with eligibility requirements and application instructions.
Education in the United States is publicly funded at the local, state, and federal levels. Children can attend public schools, private schools, or be homeschooled. Education is divided into elementary school (ages 5-10), middle school (ages 10-14), and high school (ages 14-18). After high school, students may attend college, where they can earn associate's or bachelor's degrees. While college is expensive, financial aid is available. The U.S. education system faces challenges like inequality between low- and high-income areas and "teaching to the test." Organizations like Teach for America aim to address these issues.
College Fair Project Period 5 Melissa BustosMs. Richardson
油
This document provides information about colleges and the college application process. It discusses different types of college degrees like Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral degrees. It explains what each degree involves in terms of credits and coursework. The document also addresses questions about financial aid, scholarships, and the application process. It notes that most colleges have financial aid programs and that scholarships do not need to be paid back. Finally, it provides tips and estimated costs for students preparing to attend college.
Alumni Global Educaton Honors Scholarship (2)Robyn McGee
油
The summary provides an overview of the Central State University Honors Program's request for funding from the Alumni Association to establish a Global Education Honors Scholarship. The scholarship would provide one honors student with $5,100 to study abroad in Ghana for a summer semester in order to enhance their learning through global experiences. Statistics show African American students are less likely to study abroad due to financial barriers, so this scholarship aims to address that by covering tuition, airfare, lodging, meals and activities for the selected student.
This document provides information about various types of scholarships and financial aid available to students at Byrne Creek Secondary School, including those sponsored by the Ministry of Education, post-secondary institutions, private organizations, and the school community. It outlines the requirements and application processes for scholarships like the Passport to Education, Provincial Scholarships, Grad Program Exam Scholarships, and Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship. The document provides timelines and advice for students on applying for scholarships in grades 10-12.
This document provides an overview of financing options for graduate studies in the United States. It discusses assessing financial needs and resources, researching programs and requirements, enhancing applications, types of funding from U.S. universities and the government, and tips for reducing costs such as application fee waivers and on-campus jobs. Funding varies by field but includes assistantships, tuition waivers, scholarships, and loans from Mexico and the U.S. The document emphasizes starting the application process early and maintaining contact with potential advisors.
This document summarizes strategies for winning scholarships based on a talk by Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert. It provides statistics on who typically wins scholarships and tips for finding, applying for, and retaining scholarships. Some key points are that having good grades, test scores, and applying to many scholarships increases chances of winning, and it's important to carefully follow application instructions and interview tips. The document cautions against scholarship scams and provides resources for finding legitimate scholarships.
This document discusses the importance of higher education and saving for college. It provides statistics showing that those with a bachelor's degree have lower unemployment and higher earnings. It also outlines the average costs of public and private colleges and discusses strategies for saving such as starting early, using automatic transfers, and involving family. The document promotes two savings options in Massachusetts: the U.Fund 529 college investing plan and U.Plan prepaid tuition program. It lists participating colleges and urges readers to start saving and learn more about college costs.
Alternative sources of funding as of 11 09DrLendySpires
油
This document provides information about various grant and fellowship opportunities organized into different sections based on eligibility criteria. The first section titled "General" contains opportunities that accept applicants from various backgrounds. The second section "Developing Countries" includes opportunities limited to candidates from developing nations or located within those countries. Subsequent sections are for journalists, specific professions, and women. Many opportunities require strong English skills and applicants must submit work samples and CVs. Direct inquiries to the organizations listed.
Preparing for college with middle schoolersLisa Allard
油
This document provides information for middle school families on planning and preparing for college. It discusses the importance of education after high school, different college options and costs. Key points include: those with a bachelor's degree earn more and have lower unemployment; college options include 4-year, 2-year, vocational programs; the median earnings and tax payments are higher for those with more education. It provides strategies for academic preparation in middle school, exploring extracurriculars and colleges. Families can use tools like net price calculators, FAFSA, college search sites to understand affordability. The document reviews financial aid, grants, loans and savings vs borrowing. It highlights Massachusetts savings options like U.Fund 529 and U.Plan
Antonio Underwood has been selected for a Fulbright award to study in Serbia. The letter outlines that his selection is an achievement but is contingent on completing medical clearance, obtaining research clearance, and acquiring necessary visas. As a Fulbright grantee, Antonio will join distinguished alumni and have the opportunity to collaborate internationally and demonstrate qualities of service, excellence, and leadership through the Fulbright exchange program.
Este documento es un registro de una transferencia bancaria de 1.047 pesos argentinos el 6 de noviembre de 2009 desde la cuenta de Pedro H辿ctor Ibarra a la cuenta de la compa単鱈a Microregistros SRL MRS SRL. Contiene informaci坦n como los n炭meros de cuenta del d辿bito y cr辿dito, el importe transferido, las fechas y horas de la transferencia, y los titulares de las cuentas involucradas.
El documento describe las caracter鱈sticas del arte g坦tico, renacentista y barroco en arquitectura, escultura y pintura. La arquitectura g坦tica se centr坦 en catedrales con 辿nfasis en la verticalidad y la luz. La escultura g坦tica adquiri坦 movilidad y dinamismo proyectado hacia el exterior. La pintura renacentista busc坦 la perspectiva y representaci坦n realista a trav辿s del estudio anat坦mico. La pintura barroca se caracteriz坦 por el color y claroscuro en composiciones asim辿tric
Este documento presenta un resumen de un seminario de graduaci坦n para obtener un diplomado de operador ejecutivo. La facilitadora fue la Ingeniera Roxana Beatriz Castillo Campos y el blog se titul坦 "ANIME". Fue elaborado por Ver坦nica Xiomara Hern叩ndez Santana en San Salvador, El Salvador en octubre de 2009.
This document contains 4 links to online resources, including 3 YouTube video links and 1 link to a slideshare presentation. The YouTube videos and slideshare presentation are related to different topics as they come from separate sources and platforms. In a few sentences, this document provides a list of external references and resources but does not have any other significant content.
El Instituto de la Mujer de la Universidad de Panam叩 tuvo varios logros en 2010, incluyendo: (1) culminar el programa de maestr鱈a en Prevenci坦n y Atenci坦n de la Violencia Intrafamiliar con Enfoque de G辿nero; (2) iniciar la segunda versi坦n de la maestr鱈a en G辿nero y Desarrollo; y (3) participar en proyectos de investigaci坦n e intervenciones de extensi坦n sobre temas de g辿nero y violencia contra la mujer. El IMUP tambi辿n ofreci坦 capacitaciones y seminarios a la comunidad universitar
El documento proporciona informaci坦n sobre tres civilizaciones precolombinas: los mayas, los aztecas y los incas. Para cada civilizaci坦n, resume su historia, pol鱈tica, sociedad, econom鱈a, cultura, religi坦n y algunas curiosidades. Los mayas se asentaron en la pen鱈nsula de Yucat叩n y alcanzaron su m叩ximo desarrollo entre los siglos X y XVI. Los aztecas formaron un imperio en M辿xico con capital en Tenochtitl叩n. Los incas dominaron los Andes con su capital en Cuzco.
FLIPPING THE CLASSROOM: THE GAINTIME PROJECTPaula Peres
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The GainTime project aims and objectives are to develop professional and pedagogic competences among teachers and trainers at secondary education level. It intends to enhance Information and Communication Technology uptake, through the support of learning and access to open educational resources (OER) with the objective to combine higher levels of excellence and attractiveness with increased opportunities for all. The project in fact stems from the need of improving the professional profile of teachers through digital teaching methods related to OERs.
El Ayuntamiento de Tecom叩n, Colima convoca a ciudadanos representantes de organizaciones civiles vinculadas a los derechos humanos para que se postulen como candidatos a consejeros ciudadanos del Consejo Municipal contra la Discriminaci坦n. Los interesados deber叩n presentar documentaci坦n que compruebe su residencia, antecedentes penales, membres鱈a en una organizaci坦n civil y labor a favor de los derechos humanos. El Ayuntamiento seleccionar叩 a 5 consejeros de entre los postulados para un periodo de 3 a単os.
El documento describe la aplicaci坦n de la metodolog鱈a del Project Management Institute (PMI) en Telef坦nica Soluciones. Explica los conceptos b叩sicos de gesti坦n de proyectos seg炭n PMI, incluyendo los grupos de procesos y 叩reas de conocimiento. Tambi辿n analiza c坦mo la metodolog鱈a PMI se relaciona con los procesos de Telef坦nica Soluciones, proponiendo iniciativas para mejorar la alineaci坦n.
Gamification: a way to engage students in the learning processPaula Peres
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Apresenta巽達o realizada na 1捉 Confer棚ncia Ibero-Americana de Ambientes de Aprendizagem Futuros.
Universidade Portucalense, outubro 2015
http://ciaaf2015.upt.pt/
Este documento presenta el plan de estudios de un curso de procesamiento digital de im叩genes de sat辿lite de 15 semanas. El curso cubre temas como la visualizaci坦n y formato de datos de im叩genes, modelado espacial, composici坦n de mapas, correcci坦n radiom辿trica y geom辿trica, realce espectral, clasificaci坦n de im叩genes y detecci坦n de cambios a trav辿s de 11 laboratorios y 2 ex叩menes.
Pesentaci坦n momento 2 elaboraci坦n de un jard鱈n botanicoDavid Aguilar
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Este documento describe un proyecto para crear un jard鱈n bot叩nico en la escuela Plantel 39 en Villa Uni坦n. El jard鱈n bot叩nico albergar叩 plantas frutales, ornamentales y medicinales para estudiar y conservar la diversidad vegetal, capturar carbono, y recargar mantos acu鱈feros. Los estudiantes y maestros midieron y calcularon el 叩rea, limpiaron y desmontaron la tierra, y dise単aron el jard鱈n bot叩nico para la escuela.
Scholarships for Ukrainians in the USAAlyona Owens
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Although there are hundreds of scholarships offered, many of them are only available for citizens. The scholarships included in this presentation are available to (status) international students and permanent residents.
What Is The New York Lottery Lot Scholarship What Is The Role Of CasdaJuliaLefkovits
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The document discusses the New York Lottery Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) scholarship program. It summarizes that the scholarship provides $5000 over 4 years to one graduating senior from every public and private high school in New York State. It then discusses that the Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA) now administers the scholarship program. CASDA's program coordinator is responsible for communicating with schools and managing the application, judging, award, and payment processes to select scholarship recipients.
EducationUSA Weekly Update, #372, March 31, 2014EducationUSA
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Accredited U.S. educational institutions can publicize their financial aid opportunities and campus news to the EducationUSA network of over 400 centers in 170 countries through our free service: EdUSA Weekly Update. EducationUSA advising centers will, in turn, circulate this information through a multitude of international channels via social media, newsletters, bulletin boards, websites, and more!
This document provides information and guidance about applying for the Gilman Scholarship to study abroad. The Gilman Scholarship is a grant program funded by the U.S. Department of State that provides awards for undergraduate students receiving Pell Grants to study or intern abroad. The maximum award amount is $5,000 for semester programs and $2,500 for summer programs. The application process involves filling out an online application, writing three essays, and obtaining certifications from advisors and financial aid offices. The deadline to apply is October 4th. The document provides tips for writing the three required essays and completing the application, as well as contact information for the study abroad coordinator for additional assistance with the process.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were established before 1964 to serve the Black community. There are currently 105 HBCUs. The document discusses seven leading HBCUs in the Southeast including Morehouse College, Florida A&M University, Howard University, North Carolina A&T State University, Hampton University, Fisk University, and Morgan State University. It provides information on their locations, establishment dates, admission requirements, costs, financial aid options, and components of student life.
Digging up sources of college and university fundingSuzanne Tyson
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Funding college and university can be a challenge. HigherEdPoints and ScholarshipsCanada created a presentation for high school counsellors, parents and students on all the sources of funding available in Canada from scholarships to using loyalty points (Aeroplan and TD Points)
This document provides information about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), including that there are currently 105 HBCUs in the United States established before 1964 primarily to serve the black community. It then discusses the leading HBCUs in the Southeast, listing 7 schools and providing each school's location, year established, and admissions requirements. Finally, it addresses various aspects of student life at colleges, such as activities, organizations, and lifestyle.
The happiest college on earth. Thats a grand statement, but its truth is evident when you visit St. Mikes. Across campus, youll find bright, engaged, friendly, happy students and faculty.
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American Indian students face unique challenges in accessing higher education. There are a variety of scholarship opportunities available to help overcome financial barriers, including tribal, national, and other scholarships for minorities or characteristics like low-income status. It is important for American Indian students to start their scholarship search early and thoroughly explore all available options to fund their education.
This document provides information about various scholarship opportunities for high school and college students. It lists scholarships such as the Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, the John Montgomery Belk Scholarship at Davidson College, scholarships from the Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund (APIASF), and the UNCF and Gates Millennium Scholars programs. It also advertises upcoming scholarship application deadlines and challenges, including the Mercer Engineering Scholarship Challenge on November 14, 2015. Students are advised to check with Mrs. Chenedra Garnigan for scholarship applications.
EducationUSA Weekly Update, #325, April 15, 2013EducationUSA
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The document discusses various merit-based scholarships and campus news. It summarizes 6 scholarships available from different universities for undergraduate and graduate students. It also summarizes 3 pieces of campus news, including a partnership between the Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation and the Gilman Program, a new September ACT testing date for international students, and a new 2-year honors program at Community Colleges of Spokane.
Weekly Update Issue, #391 September 2, 2014EducationUSA
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Accredited U.S. educational institutions can publicize their financial aid opportunities and campus news to the EducationUSA network of over 400 centers in 170 countries through our free service: EdUSA Weekly Update. EducationUSA advising centers will, in turn, circulate this information through a multitude of international channels via social media, newsletters, bulletin boards, websites, and more!
Soroptimist Live Your Dream Education and Training Awards for Women ApplicationProfMoni
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Writable application for the Soroptimist Live Your Dream Education and Training Awards for Women. If you are a female head of household pursuing a vocational or baccalaureate degree, you may qualify to receive an award to cover expenses related to completing your education. Deadline to apply: Nov 15
EducationUSA Weekly Update, #376 April 28, 2014EducationUSA
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This document provides information on scholarship and financial aid opportunities for international students at various U.S. universities, as well as campus news briefs from around the country. Scholarships for international students are announced from New Jersey City University, Macalester College, Bryant University, Union College, and Whitworth University. Campus news includes an online writing course for international students from the University of Pennsylvania, a new social justice program at the University of Southern Mississippi, Texas culture events at Baylor University, and international students studying film in Los Angeles.
Recognizing Your Communitys Members and Leaders Cindy Pao
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This document provides guidance on developing an effective recognition program for community members and leaders. It outlines different types of service and achievements that can be recognized, as well as when and how often recognition should occur. A strong recognition program is clearly defined, has regular opportunities for giving recognition, provides tangible rewards, and celebrates accomplishments. The document then gives a step-by-step process for planning, budgeting, communicating, and implementing a recognition program along with calendars for STC and community awards.
This document provides information about the Iowa Campus Compact AmeriCorps Program (ICAP). It discusses that ICAP allows 130 college students to serve 300-450 hours in their campus community in exchange for an education award of $1,132-$1,415. Students must meet eligibility requirements, commit to service goals like increasing non-profit capacity and student civic engagement, and avoid prohibited political and religious activities. The education award can be used for student loans or future education expenses.
Our nation is committed to providing educational opportunities regardless of background through programs like TRiO, which support low-income students in entering and graduating from college. TRiO programs include Upward Bound, Talent Search, and Student Support Services, funded under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965. They help students overcome barriers to higher education through academic and personal support.
The Westfield State Foundation fuels the university's efforts to change lives by effectively raising funds and managing gifts to support the university. It has over $6.5 million in endowments and awards thousands in scholarships annually. A campaign aims to increase faculty donations to scholarships by hosting events like coffee meetings and running raffles with baskets pertaining to different scholarships. Donation levels provide sponsor packages as incentives. The campaign goals to increase awareness, interest, and the number of faculty donors over the next year to help more students through financial support.
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1. Multicultural Advancement
Scholarships
Global Citizenship Program
Being part of the multicultural advancement program
allowed me to meet some of my greatest friends, travel
across the world, and learn and grow from within.
Sydnee Alexander
Greenville
Sophomore
Social work major
2. Each of us油belongs to油several diverse communities whether at work, at
school, at home or at leisure.油Youve demonstrated your commitment to
diversity in American society, so give us the opportunity to recognize
your efforts through one of these scholarships.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:
Multicultural Advancement and Cofer
scholars add a unique element to
their CMU education. Your scholarship
experience affords you the opportunity
to participate in leadership programs,
volunteer activities, and internships
both on and off campus. Your first of
two years living on campus will be
spent as a member of the Multicultural
Advancement Residential College in
Troutman Hall.
In addition to your chosen academic
major, you will be automatically
enrolled into CMUs Cultural and Global
Studies program a special curriculum
designed to enrich your educational
experience. You will graduate with
a Global Citizenship certificate after
taking special courses focused on
diversity, foreign language, and study
abroad opportunities. (Find more
information at www.chsbs.cmich.
edu/cgl.)
HOW TO APPLY:
If you are a high school senior
passionate about diversity and making
a difference on campus, we would love
to see your application.
損 First, complete your application
for admission to CMU as an
undergraduate on-campus student
(apply.cmich.edu).
損 Second, submit the attached
scholarship application.
DEADLINE:
Submit your completed application
for admission and your completed
scholarship application by the last
Friday in January.
If your application for admission is
submitted before November 15, you
also may qualify for one of CMUs merit
scholarships:
Academic Prestige Award
$6,000 per year
(3.25 GPA and 27 ACT/1210 SAT)
Academic Excellence Award
$4,500 per year
(3.0 GPA and 23 ACT/1050 SAT)
Academic Success Award
$3,000 per year
(3.0 GPA and 21 ACT/980 SAT)
Residence Life Grant
$2,000 per year
(3.0 GPA and 20 ACT/940 SAT)
Global Citizenship Program
Multicultural Advancement
Scholarships
Multicultural Advancement Award of Distinction
損 Up to 10 awarded annually
損 Valued at $10,500 per year (to be used toward the cost of tuition, room
and board, and books)
損 Renewable up to an additional three years*
This scholarship is awarded annually to up to 10 new freshmen who
have distinguished themselves in the advancement of underrepresented
groups in American society.
*Scholarship renewal is dependent upon the student earning at least
24 new credit hours each year and maintaining a minimum cumulative
GPA of 3.25.
Multicultural Advancement Scholarship
損 Up to 60 awarded annually
損 Valued at $4,125 per year (to be used toward the cost of tuition, room
and board, and books)
損 Renewable up to an additional three years*
This scholarship is awarded each year to recognize and support students
who have shown interest in the advancement of underrepresented
groups in American society. This interest may be demonstrated through
past activities or through educational aspirations.
*Scholarship renewal is dependent upon the student earning at least
24 new credit hours each year and maintaining a minimum cumulative
GPA of 2.5.
Lloyd M. Cofer Scholarship
損 Up to 10 awarded annually to graduates of a Detroit high school
損 Valued at $4,125 per year (to be used toward the cost of tuition, room
and board, and books)
損 Renewable up to an additional three years*
This scholarship is awarded each year to recognize and support students
who have shown interest in the advancement of underrepresented
groups in American society. This interest may be demonstrated through
past activities or through educational aspirations.
*Scholarship renewal is dependent upon the student earning at least
24 new credit hours each year and maintaining a minimum cumulative
GPA of 2.5.
3. Last name First Middle Former name (if any)
Home street address City State ZIP code
Email address Home phone
Birth date Social Security # (optional) High school attended
Year of graduation Cumulative grade point average ACT/SAT score (if known)
SECTION I(please print)
Please list your participation in clubs and organizations within your high school and community.
HIGH SCHOOL
Name of organization Office held Dates of participation (month/year)
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
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___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
COMMUNITY
Name of organization Office held Dates of participation (month/year)
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
EMPLOYMENT
Name of employer Job performed Dates of employment (month/year)
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
___________________________________________________________________ from ________________ to ________________
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Multicultural Advancement Scholarships
Global Citizenship ProgramApplication
PLEASE COMPLETE ALL THREE SECTIONS AND RETURN BY THE LAST FRIDAY IN JANUARY.
application continued on back
4. SECTION II(please type)
These scholarships recognize and support students who, through their past activities or educational aspirations,
have indicated an interest in the advancement of underrepresented groups in American society. On an additional sheet of
paper in essay format, please type your answers to the following:
1. How have your experiences helped you better understand the importance of the advancement of underrepresented
groups in American society?
2. How do your future goals enhance your candidacy for this award?
SECTION III
Please submit at least one letter of recommendation speaking to your character and your interest involving diversity and inclusion.
SIGNATURE
I certify that the information and materials I have submitted in this application are complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Signature of applicant Date
SELECTION PROCESS:
Scholarships will be awarded each spring. A selection committee will review all application materials and make award decisions
immediately after the deadline. Determining factors showing ways in which you have promoted diversity may include:
損 Academic achievement
損 Employment or volunteer/service experiences
損 Demonstrated leadership
損 History of overcoming disadvantages
損 Ability to communicate with both minority and majority student groups
Award recipients will meet the following criteria:
損 Accepted as an undergraduate degree student who will begin as a freshman at Central Michigan University
(Students currently enrolled at CMU are not eligible.)
損 Participation in school and/or community activities
損 A demonstrated desire to promote multicultural experiences on CMUs campus
損 Strong content and style of essay in application Section II
損 Strong letter of recommendation in Section III
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS:
Please mail your complete application (Section I), essay (Section II) and letter(s) of recommendation (Section III) to:
Multicultural Advancement Scholarships Committee
Admissions Office
Warriner Hall 102
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
For more information, please contact:
CMU Admissions Office
989-774-3076
CMU is an AA/EO institution, providing equal opportunity to all persons, including minorities,
females, veterans and individuals with disabilities (see cmich.edu/ocrie). UComm 9338-20,000 (9/15)
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