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This project was possible through the support received from the Mary Gates Endowment for Students at the University of Washington. Without your support and guidance this project wouldn’t have been created. I would also like to thank my advisor and mentor Belinda Zintzun, Admissions Advisor from the University of Washington Bothell. Special thanks to Yuriana Garcia, University of Washington, for being a role model and one of my main supporters. Mil gracias to the incredible team of volunteers: Glenda Hernandez, Franklin High School; Jose Perez, Cleveland High School; and Helen Alarcon, University of Washington Bothell. Special recognition to our graphic design made possible by Jan Jimenez from FeedMyCollegeFund.

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The Beyond Dreaming Scholarship Handbook has the following sections:

• Washington State Scholarships • Nation Wide Scholarships • Washington State Higher Education Institution Scholarship resources

The first two sections are organized by deadline from January to December. The third section is organized alphabetically. The only way to have a shot at winning scholarships is to apply for scholarships. You’ll hear it time and time again – apply early, and apply often. Here are some tips to apply for scholarships: Identify the right scholarships for you and check the requirements of the scholarship application. Make sure you qualify. Identify resources to help review your application. Most applications will ask for a combination of the following.

• Scholarship essay and/or Personal statement ‐ Always adapt your essay and personal statement to make sure you are answering what the application asks you and be prepared to find at least two people who can help you with reviewing the essays and personal statements.

• Letters of recommendation – Ask someone who knows you well at least two weeks in advance and follow-up. They should know your academic work and be aware of your commitments outside of school. We recommend that you always provide the person who will write your letter of recommendation a copy of your resume and transcript and any draft essays you have for the scholarship. The more information you give them, the better prepared they will be to write a great letter on your behalf!

• Transcript- Ask your counselor for an official transcript to submit with your application. If there has been a significant hardship that affected your transcript include a brief statement.

Plan ahead. Look ahead about three months for deadlines and update/confirm deadlines to ensure you apply in time. If a deadline or other important information is not posted, contact the organization and ask for missing information: • Hi. My name is _______ and I’m calling about the _____ scholarship. I’m interested in applying and would like more information. I would like

to know more information about: The deadline for submitting my application: _______________________ Thank you very much for your help. I look forward to submitting my application.

Save everything. Complete application requirements and save all of your written work on your computer. Revise. Revise. Revise! Review your essays, statements, and all written work before submitting. Always ask someone to read your application one more time before the final submission.

Due Date Scholarship Name Eligibility Amount Website

1/3/2013 Alena Suazo Memorial

Scholarship

Must be a Latino/a law student at the

University of Washington, Seattle

University, or Gonzaga University

Amount

Varies http://alenasuazofund.org

1/15/2013 Mount Baker Community Club

MLK Scholarship

High school senior, must be a minority,

must reside or go to school in the area

codes: 9810498108, 98118, 98122,

98134, 98144

$2,500 http://mountbaker.org/ml

k-jr-scholarship-fund.html

1/15/2013 Near Eastern Languages and

Civilization Fellowships

The Near Eastern Languages &

Civilization Department offers a vast

array of scholarships for both

undergraduate and graduate students.

Criteria varies with each scholarship, see

website for specifics.

Amount

Varies http://depts.washington.e

du/nelc/fellowships.html

1/16/2013 Frank F. Conlon Fellowship

Applicants must be enrolled in a

University of Washington graduate

program and qualify for financial aid in

the academic year of application.

$7,000 http://jsis.washington.edu

/soasia/studentsupport.sht

ml#conlon

1/31/2013 Pride Foundation Scholarship

Must be a high school senior or college

student. Applicants must be a resident of

Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon or

Washington but may study elsewhere.

Preference is given to students who are

self-identified LGBTQ, members of

LGBTQ families, or straight allies who

have been strongly supportive of the

LGBTQ community. All scholarships

emphasize demonstrated commitment to

equality and civil rights for all people.

(Over 50 scholarships by filling out just

ONE application.

Amount

Varies

http://www.pridefoundati

on.org/what-we-

do/scholarships/

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2/1/2013 Education First Scholarship High school senior from Cleveland, Chief

Sealth, or Rainer Beach High School $5,000

http://www.educationfirst

.org

2/1/2013 WAVA Phyllis Lawson

Scholarship Award

Washington state graduating seniors who

have distinguished themselves in the

field of Career and Technical Education

during high school

$1,000

http://main.wavanet.org/i

ndex.php?option=com_cont

ent&view=article&id=30&It

emid=37

2/15/2013 Annual Arevalo Scholarship

Incoming Chicano(a)/Latino(a) freshman.

Priority will be given to Grandview High

School students, but students from all

high schools may apply. Recipients are

required to participate in Las Aguilas

Scholars Program and be enrolled in the

Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Orientation course

during the fall 2013.

$1,000 http://www.ewu.edu/csbs

sw/programs/chicano-

education/scholarships.xml

2/15/2013 Orgullo Latino(a) University

Scholarship

incoming freshmen or community college

transfers. Recipients of the Orgullo

Latino(a) University Scholarship are

required to participate in “Las Aguilas”


Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Orientation course

during the fall 2013.




2/15/2013 Otto Guardado Scholarship

The scholarship will be awarded to any

EWU student pursing a major in English,

Finance, Economics or Business.

Recipients are required to participate in

“Las Aguilas” Scholars Program and be

enrolled in the Chicano(a)/Latino(a)

Orientation Course during Fall quarter

2013.

$500 http://www.ewu.edu/csbs



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2/15/2013 Reben Trejo Hispanic

Scholarship

Chicano(a)/Latino(a) student pursuing an

undergraduate degree in art. The

student must be enrolled in the 2013-

2014 academic year at Eastern

Washington University. Recipient is



Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Orientation Course

during Fall quarter 2013.




2/15/2013 Santiago Ineguez Family

Scholarship

Chicano(a)/Latino(a) student continuing

their undergraduate studies. Recipients

must be enrolled in the 2013– 2014

academic year at EWU




2/15/2013 Wittenbach Scholarship

Chicana/Latina EWU continuing students

or community college transfers. Students

pursing studies in the health sciences are

encouraged to apply. Recipients are


Scholars Program and enroll in the

Chicano/Latino Orientation Course


$750 http://www.ewu.edu/csbs



2/15/2013 The Chicano/a Education

Program University Scholarship

freshmen or community college

transfers. These awards can be renewed

for one additional year if the student

maintains a 3.30 GPA during their first

year. Recipients are required to

participate in “Las Aguilas” Scholars

Program and enroll in the

Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Orientation Course





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2/15/2013 WSAJ Conestest Scholarship

High school seniors, show advocacy in

the American justice system, and related

issues

Amount

Varies

http://www.washingtonjus

tice.org/index.cfm?pg=scho

larship

2/16/2013

Dr. Flowers MCAT Scholarship

(Latino Medical Student

Association)

Pre-Medical Student LMSA Members.

Register on-line as a Pre-Medical LMSA

member, demonstrate a history of

leadership and/ or service to the Latino

Community, and be in good 10 academic

standing at your undergraduate

institution. Look at website for the

eligible schools

Amount

Varies http://lmsa.net

2/25/2013 Dr. Abby and Myra Franklin

Essay Contest Must be a junior or senior in high school $500-$1,500

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDUQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fclassrooms.tacoma.k12.wa.us%2Fwilson%2Fjraniero%2Fdocuments%2Fadl_scholarship.pdf&ei=F-FEUYeoC4viqAGK74HIAw&usg=AFQjCNF69pe2U-L6OTR36bvB0ttbprL3rA&sig2=4RVa6vdTgMvEVqvg-b_hYw&bvm=bv.43828540,d.aWM

2/28/2013 ARC of Washington Trust Fund

Student Grants

Upper division or graduate students in

school in the states of Washington,

Alaska, Oregon or Idaho. Demonstrated

interest in the field of intellectual or

other developmental disabilities.

Student applicants should have a

particular career interest in work

relating to mental retardation

$5,000 http://arcwa.org/aboutus/

grants/2011_2012_student_

grants/

3/1/2013 Nora Stone Smith ESL

Scholarship

Must be a former or current ELL/ESL

Student, High school senior

$2,000 every

year for 4-

years

http://www.thewashboard

.org/ScholarshipDetails.asp

x/The+Seattle+Foundation/

2012-

2013/Nora+Stone+Smith+Sc

holarship+for+ESL/ELL+Stu

dents

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3/1/2013 Yakima Valley Hearing and

Speech Center Scholarship

Student must prove documented hearing

loss or speech/language disorder.

Amount

Varies

http://hearingandspeechcente

r.com/Scholarship/Scholarship

.php

3/1/2013 American Chemical Society

African-American, Hispanic/Latino and

Native American students who are

pursuing, or intend to pursue, bachelor’s

degrees in science related majors. High

school seniors, community college

students and college freshmen,

sophomores or juniors.

$1000-$5000 http://portal.acs.org/port

al/acs/corg/content

3/1/2013 City of Destiny Scholarship

A Washington State resident, (qualifying

for in-state tuition or eligible for

Washington State financial aid

programs), living in Tacoma or, will be or

already are, a graduate from a Tacoma

high school. Planning to attend, or

currently attending an eligible four-year

college or university, or community or

technical college in Washington State.

Pursuing a major in science, engineering,

energy efficiency, information

technology, healthcare sciences, or

nursing.

Amount

Varies

http://www.collegesuccess

foundation.org/Page.aspx?

pid=551

3/1/2013 Anne D. Maloof Scholarship

To honor and financially assist students

in Island, Kitsap, Jefferson and Thurston

counties.

$3,000 http://www.seattlefoundation

.org/scholarships/Pages/Schol

arshipListing.aspx

3/1/2013

Atsuhiko Tateuchi Memorial

Scholarship - Tateuchi

Foundation

Students from the Pacific Rim states

(Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and

Washington) who demonstrate hard

work, dedication and sincerity.

undergraduate studies only.

$5,000

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3/1/2013 Bob and Maggie Bergman

Scholarship

This scholarship is granted to Quilcene

High School graduating seniors in

Quilcene, WA to provide an incentive to

continue education in college or trade

school.

$2,500

http://www.presbyterianm

ission.org/ministries/missio

nprogramgrants/sam-and-

helen-r-walton-award/

3/1/2013

Bob and Maggie Bergman

Teacher Recognition

Scholarship

The purpose of this scholarship is to

honor and to give financial support to a

current teacher in Quilcene or Brinnon

School District pursuing continuing

education at an accredited educational

institution. The Bergman’s have a strong

commitment to the quality of education

in the Quilcene area, also offering

scholarships to students who continue

their education at college or university.

By offering this scholarship to teachers,

they hope to encourage them to increase

their skills and enrich their experience

which will, in turn, benefit the students

and improve the quality of education in

the region.

$2,000 http://www.seattlefounda

tion.org/scholarships/Page

s/ScholarshipListing.aspx

3/1/2013 Bobbi McCallum Memorial

Scholarship

The scholarship is given on the basis of

talent, need and the motivation to

pursue a journalism career.




3/1/2013 C.E. Boucher Memorial

Scholarship

To honor and financially assist

engineering students attending school in

Washington or Oregon at the University

of Washington, Washington State

University, University of Oregon or

Oregon State University.




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3/1/2013 Doug Struthers Memorial

Scholarship

The purpose of the Doug Struthers

Memorial Scholarship is to applaud all

students who are performing to their

highest capabilities. It is in this spirit

that a scholarship fund was created in

his memory to help young people learn

skills to serve their communities.




3/1/2013 Doyne M. Green Scholarship

To support and honor female graduate

students of medicine, law or social and

public services. This scholarship is

available to students who have

completed at least one year of graduate

work.




3/1/2013 Hawkins Memorial Scholarship


honor and to give financial support to

graduating seniors currently enrolled at

Lake Stevens High School who are

pursuing a course of study in life

sciences, medicine or pharmacy.

Preference will be given to students

attending the University of Washington.




3/1/2013 Hoshino Family Scholarship

The purpose of the Hoshino Family

Scholarship is to honor and to give

financial support to a deserving senior

demonstrating financial need currently

enrolled at Seattle Urban Academy,

Rainier Beach High School, Technology

Access Foundation (TAF) Academy or

Cleveland High School.




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3/1/2013 Joan Hill Scholarship

We offer The Joan Hill Scholarship to

honor Joan and her ongoing support and

encouragement of others.




3/1/2013 Lambeth Family Scholarship

The purpose of the Lambeth Family

Scholarship is to honor and to give

financial support to a deserving student

pursuing a degree in engineering, natural

sciences, mathematics, computer

science or business.




3/1/2013 Linkous Foundation Scholarship

The Linkous Foundation Scholarship was

created in memory of Gary L. Linkous

(Columbia High School, Class of 1955).

This scholarship will provide financial

support for college tuition/education

expenses to a deserving senior currently

enrolled at Richland or Hanford high

schools in Richland, Washington.




3/1/2013 Walter H. Meyer - Garry L.

White Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is directed specifically

to returning adult students who are

either attending or prepared to attend a

2- or 4-year public or private university,

at the graduate or undergraduate level.

If attending at the undergraduate level,

the applicant must be over the age of

24. If attending at the graduate level,

the applicant must be over the age of

30.




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3/1/2013 Yuri and Tatsuo Nakata

Scholarship


honor and to give financial support to

students of Asian heritage currently

enrolled at Roosevelt, Cleveland or

Franklin High School in Seattle,

Washington.




3/1/2013 Washington State PTA

Scholarship Program

Graduates from Washington State public

high schools beginning their freshman

year of post-secondary education in the

United States

$1000-$2000 http://www.wastatepta.or

g/programs/scholarship/in

dex.html

3/1/2013 Edith K Draham Scholarship for

Fiction

Criteria varies with each scholarship. All

applicants must be in the English

Department at the University of

Washington.

$4,000 http://depts.washington.e

du/engl/cw/prizes.php

3/1/2013 English Department Creative

Writing Awards

Criteria varies with each scholarship. All

applicants must be in the English

Department at the University of

Washington. Contact the Creative

Writing Office for information.

Amount

Varies http://depts.washington.e

du/engl/cw/prizes.php

3/1/2013 Walter H Meyer - Garry L White

Memorial Scholarship

Be a resident of Washington State and a

returning adult students attending or

prepared to attend a 2 or 4 year public

or private university, at the graduate or

undergraduate level. If attending at the

undergraduate level applicant must be

over the age of 24. If attending at the

graduate level applicant must be over

the age of 30.

$5,000 http://www.collegeplan.or

g/cpnow/pnwguide/online

aps/mwonap.htm

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3/1/2013 C.E. Boucher Memorial

Scholarship

Be attending the School of Engineering

at the University of Washington,

Washington State University, University

of Oregon or Oregon State University.

Have a cumulative grade point average

of 2.5 or better. Be an Oregon or

Washington State resident. Be prepared

to use the award in the next academic

year to continue at the School of

Engineering at the University of

Washington, Washington State University,

University of Oregon or Oregon State

University.

$2,500

http://www.kidschancewa.

com/wp-

content/uploads/2013/01/

Revised-App-Attached-LI-

Auth-Form-052710.pdf

3/1/2013,

6/1/2013,

9/1/2013,

12/1/2013

Danaca Design Jewelry/ Metal

Crafting Scholarship

You must be a matriculated student,

actively enrolled in a high school or post

secondary institution in Washington

State. You must be between the ages of

16-24 to qualify. The scholarship is

available for new students to Danaca

Design only.

$95-$500

http://www.danacadesign.

com/blog/2013/02/24/sch

olarship-deadline-

approaching-fast/

3/2/2013 Patricia Fisher Endowed

Scholarship

The scholarship fund will help students

of color in the Puget Sound region who

are pursuing college careers in

journalism. Awards are based on

scholastic achievement, financial need,

community service and a serious interest

in print, photo, broadcast journalism or

multimedia/ online

$500-$2,500

http://www.washboard.or

g/ScholarshipDetails/The+S

eattle+Foundation/2012-

2013/Patricia+Fisher+Endo

wed+Scholarship

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3/2/2013 Washington State Scholarship

Foundation

High school seniors or student with a

G.E.D, must be first time entering

freshmen. Undocumented students can

apply if they submit their parents IRS

from 1040 of the taxes 2012.

$2,500-$5,000 http://www.washingtonsch

olarships.org

3/5/2013 WASA/PEMCO 21st Century

Educator Scholarship

High school senior in WA State high

school, GPA 3.0 or higher, must be

interested in majoring in K-12 education

$1,000

http://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarships-by-major/education-scholarships/wasa-pemco-21st-century-educator-scholarship/

3/8/2013 PSBJs Women of Influence -

Lytle Enterprises Scholarship

The Women of Influence Awards

celebrate the leadership of women in

the business world and in the larger

community. This scholarship will enable

a woman of potential to develop her

leadership and business acumen in a

local graduate school of business. In

addition to providing financial support

toward the scholarship winner’s

education, the members of our stellar

and prestigious Women of Influence

advisory board will make themselves

available to mentor her, providing her

with a truly powerful launching pad.

$5,000

http://thewashboard.org/S

cholarshipDetails/The+Seat

tle+Foundation/2012-

2013/PSBJs+Women+of+Infl

uence+-

+Lytle+Enterprises+Scholars

hip

3/8/2013 Women of WSAJ Bar

Preparation Scholarship

Must be a woman law school grad, must

demonstrate financial need

Amount

Varies



larship

3/8/2013 Diversity Bar Preparation

Scholarship

Must be considered part of an under-

represented in the legal profession based

on disability, gender, race, ethnicity,

religion, sexual orientation, gender

identity and gender expression.

Amount

Varies



larship

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3/14/2013

National Academy of Television

Arts and Sciences Northwest

College Awards for Excellence

Any current or former college student

who was involved in the production of a

video that meets the video criteria is

eligible.

Amount

Varies http://www.natasnw.org/

College-Awards.html

3/15/2013 Beyond Dreaming Foundation

Scholarship

Must be an undocumenented Washington

State high school senior. Must attend the

Beyond HB 1079 Conference

$1,000 http://students.washingto

n.edu/beyondhb/?page_id=

627

3/15/2013 Independent Colleges of

Washington

ICW scholarships are open to students

attending Gonzaga University, Heritage

University, Pacific Lutheran University,

Saint Martin's University, Seattle Pacific

University, Seattle University, University

of Puget Sound, Walla Walla University,

Whitman College, and Whitworth

University.

Amount

Varies http://www.icwashington.

org

3/15/2013 American Justice Essay

Scholarship

This scholarship is available to high

school seniors who are residents of the

state of Washington and who attend high

school in Washington State. Students

need not intend to attend a Washington

college, but must start college within

the next 2 years to receive the

scholarship funds.

$1,000-$3,000 http://www.washingtonjus


larship

3/15/2013 American Justice Video

Scholarship

This scholarship is available to high

school seniors who are residents of the

state of Washington and who attend high

school in Washington State. Students

need not intend to attend a Washington

college, but must start college within

the next 2 years to receive the

scholarship funds.

$1,000-$3,000 http://www.washingtonjus


larship

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3/15/2013 WSAJ Presidents' Scholarship

Demonstrated academic achievement

and planned advancement toward a

degree in an institution of higher

learning. A documented need for

financial assistance. A history of

achievement despite having been a

victim of injury or overcoming a

disability, handicap, or similar challenge.

Residency in Washington State. High

school seniors only.

$2,000 http://www.washingtonjus


larship

3/15/2013 Rita Lowe Scholarship

Any student who is currently attending a

college or university within Washington

State majoring in Mathematics Education

and pursuing teaching certification in

order to become a professional

mathematics educator (teaching

mathematics at elementary or secondary

1evel) is eligible to apply for the College

Division Scholarship.

$1,000 http://www.wsmc.net/sch

olarship/

3/19/2013 Jessie Corner Dollars for

Scholars

The purpose of Dollars for Scholars is to

expand access to higher education

opportunities by involving and assisting

our community in the support of

students and in the encouragement of

educational achievement

$2,000

http://www.washboard.or

g/ScholarshipDetails/Jessie

+Corner+Dollars+for+Schola

rs+Scholarship/2012-

2013/Jessie+Corner+Dollars

+for+Scholars+Scholarship+

Fund

3/20/2013 Black & White Photography

Contest 9-12 grade students in Snohomish County

Amount

Varies

http://www.dpmag.com/p

hoto-

contests/blackandwhite.ht

ml?key=BAW2013

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3/22/2013 YMCA Scholarship

Must be a high school senior who is

involved or has been involved in high

school program

Up to $6,000 See your counselor for

application or a YMCA

employee

3/23/2013 Aki Kurose Memorial

Scholarship

High school senior from Seattle Public

Schools, must be attending to a Seattle

community or technical college OR a

Washington, state public university, GPA

2.5 or higher

Amount

Varies

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDUQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jaclseattle.org%2Fattachments%2Farticle%2F90%2FShimokon%2520Scholarship%25202013.doc&ei=cxVFUdbTG4L-qwH864DQDA&usg=AFQjCNHS4SW5SMfoWMv7TG13K7WvAeLrjQ&sig2=4V2iOeV_1Ibf1CcK9HoopA&bvm=bv.43828540,d.aWM

3/25/2013

Abe Osheroff and Gunnel Clark

Endowed Human Rights Fund

for Students

All undergraduate and graduate students

at the University of Washington (Bothell,

Seattle, Tacoma) are eligible to apply.

All hands-on human rights projects are

eligible, whether the worl involved

human rights issues in the United States

or elsewhere in the world.

$1,500 Contact [email protected].

3/29/2013 University of Washington

Alumnae Board

UW incoming freshmen, sophomores,

juniors and seniors. Full Tuition

http://www.washington.edu/alumni/meet/groups/uwab/scholarships.html

3/31/2013 Seattle Metropolitan Credit

Union

Applicant must be a Seattle Metropolitan

Credit Union Member, or a dependent

child of a Credit Union Member. Previous

scholarship winners are not eligible.

Board Members, dependent children of

either board directors, or scholarship

committee members are not eligible

Amount

Varies https://www.smcu.com/ho

me/home

4/1//2013 Leadership 1000 Scholarship

High school seniors or college students,

must attend a 4 year Washington State

university. Must have at least a 3.0 GPA

$2500-$5000

per year for 4

years

http://www.collegesuccess


pid=418

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4/1/2013

Sea Mar Community Health

Center Farm Worker College

Scholarship Application

Must be a college student who has not

previously got the SeaMar high school

scholarship. Must show your experiences,

hardships, and/or rewards as a member

of a farm worker family.

$1,000 http://www.seamar.org/st

atic_pages/donations_schol

arships.php

4/1/2013

Sea Mar Community Health

Center Farm Worker High

School Scholarship Application

High school seniors. Must show your

experiences, hardships, and/or rewards

as a member of a farm worker family.

$1,000 http://www.seamar.org/st

atic_pages/donations_schol

arships.php

4/1/2013 Robert W. Thunen Memorial

Scholarship

Junior or Senior Undergraduate, or

Graduate Student. Studying illumination

and light within any major (such as

architectural, commercial, residential,

airport, navigational, theatrical or

television, agricultural, vision and so

forth). Enrolled full-time at an

accredited University.

$1,000-$5,000

http://www.cappex.com/s

cholarship/listings/Robert-

W-Thunen-Memorial-

Scholarship/-s-d-1594

4/1/2013 Willie Stewart Community

Service Scholarship

Pierce County high school seniors who

have given back to their community

through volunteer service.

$750-$2,000 http://www.uwpc.org/Sch

olarships.htm

4/1/2013 Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority

Scholarship

Must be in good academic standing with

a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better on a

4.00 scale. Must be attending college

full-time during the past academic year.

$500 http://students.washingto

n.edu/gaouw/scholarship.h

tml

4/1/2013 Lion’s Club of West Seattle High school seniors who live in West

Seattle $1,000 http://www.wslions.com

4/1/2013 It's Always Something Writing

Contest, Gilda's Club Seattle

This essay writing contest is for any teen

in grades 9 through 12, in Washington

State, who has been touched by cancer

either through a personal diagnosis or

that of a family member or friend.

Amount

Varies

http://www.gildasclubseat

tle.org/noogieland/Writing

Contest.php

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4/2/2013 Edward E. Carlson Student

Leadership Award

Candidates must be enrolled as a junior

or senior at the University of Washington

(Bothell, Seattle, and Tacoma) during

the current academic year and working

toward their first baccalaureate degree.

$2,500 http://exp.washington.edu

/carlson/

4/2/2013 Charlotte Paul Reese Fiction

Award

Awarded to a sophomore or junior

English major at the University of

Washington

$1,000 http://depts.washington.edu/engl/cw/prizes.php

4/5/2013

Association for Women in

Communications (AWC)

Scholarship

Be a Washington state resident. Be a

registered student at a four-year college

in Washington State for Fall 2013. Be a

junior, senior or graduate student as of

Fall 2013. Major in at least one

communication discipline.

$1,500 http://www.awcspringfield

.org

4/5/2013 Geological Sciences

Scholarships and Awards

Students must have an overall UW GPA of

3.3. Awards vary in amount from $200 to

full in-state tuition for 3 quarters. The

awards are disbursed as tuition

scholarships, research and field course

support.

Amount

Varies

http://www.geophys.washi

ngton.edu/ess/education/s

tudentservices/awards.htm

l

4/8/2013 Dream Without Boundaries

Scholarship

High school senior, must be

undocumented, and attend to Vancouver

Public Schools

$2,500

http://www.foundationforvps.org/site_directory/programs/scholarships-for-vancouver-students.html

4/8/2013 Rotary Club of University

District Scholarship

Seattle Public School High School

Graduates attending community college

in 2013 fall

Amount

Varies Check with your high

school counselor

4/8/2013 Washington Tech Prep

Scholarship

High school seniors, attending a

Washington State Tech Prep high school,

and is entering a Washington State

community or technical college in Fall

Amount

Varies

http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=PP_ARTICLEMAIN&node_id=222&content_id=CNBP_028636&use_sec=true&sec_url_var=region1&__uuid=2a06a166-5200-4ef4-88c4-6b804df2bbe6

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4/12/2013 Seattle First Hill Lions Club

Scholarship

Seattle Public School High School

Graduates attending community college

or a university in 2013 fall

Amount

Varies See your counselor for

application

4/15/2013 Dick Larsen and Herb Robinson

Scholarships

A past graduate of a Washington high

school currently enrolled in a public or

private college/university in this state

and a graduating Washington high-school

senior who is entering a public or private

college/university in this state.

$2,000

http://wanewscouncil.org/

2013/02/20/applications-

open-for-wncs-2013-dick-

larsen-and-herb-robinson-

scholarships/

4/15/2013 AAJA Seattle/911 Media Arts

Student Scholarship

Scholarship will be accepted from any

AAJA student member in Washington

State, including graduating seniors.

Amount

varies

http://www.com.washingt

on.edu/facilities/jobs/atta

ch/3697/AAJA%20applicati

on.pdf

4/15/2013

Foster School of Business

Undergraduate Business

Scholarships

Must be a full-time undergraduate

student at the University of Washington

(Seattle) Must average 12 credits per

quarter over three quarters, for a total

of 36 credits during the awarding year. If

you plan to study abroad, you must be

concurrently enrolled at the UW to be

eligible for scholarships.

$1,000-$2,500

http://www.bschool.washi

ngton.edu/academic/under

grad/Pages/UndergradScho

larships.aspx

4/15/2013 Seattle-Nantes Dollars for

Scholars

Students who intend to major in French

or Francophone studies, or will minor in

French or take at least two full years of

courses, or need a concentration in

French to support a program of study,

and are members of Seattle Nantes

Sister City Association.

$1,000 http://www.seattle-

nantesscholars.org

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4/19/2013 Sally Heet Memorial Scholarship

Interest and aptitude in public relations

demonstrated by courses taken,

activities and/or internships. Full-time

Washington state sophomore or junior in

the 2011-2012 academic year pursuing a

career in public relations who will be a

full-time junior or senior during the

2012-2013 year at a Washington state

college or university. Academic

achievement.

$2,500 http://www.prsapugetsoun

d.org/Page.aspx?nid=72

4/25/2013 Fritz Scholarship

Student must be UW undergraduate

student, Humanities or social science

major at the time of application, 3.0

cumulative GPA.

$2,000-$5,000 http://goglobal.washington

.edu

4/26/2013 Yakima Valley Human Rights

Scholarship

GED.Emphasis is given to persons of

ethnic minority who exhibit promise in

scholarship. Applicants must plan to

attend an accredited college, university,

business school or trade school.

$350-$700 http://www.semy.org/clea

ringhouse/scholarships.cfm

4/30/2013 Floyd Shmoe Peace Scholarship

High School Senior in the Seattle Public

Schools or Shoreline Public Schools

geographic areas

$1,500 http://www.peacescholars

hip.org

4/30/2013

African American-Jewish

Coalition June R. Chaus

Scholarship

Have been admitted to an approved

undergraduate or graduate institution in

the Pacific Northwest. Are pursuing

studies in human services, health care,

education, public affairs or a related

field. Are considered to be minority

students, based on race, ethnicity,

religious affiliation or sexual orientation.

$1,500 https://northseattle.edu/s

cholarships/1700

22


4/30/2013 New Car and Truck Dealers

Make a Difference Scholarship

Only high school seniors enrolled in a

Washington State public or private high

school, as well as those who are home-

schooled and reside in Washington State,

are eligible to enter. The Student

Information/Release Form must be

included which provides student and

school information, parent permission

and statement of originality from

student and a teacher/advisor.

$2,500 http://www.wsada.org/do

cs/2012-WSADA-

Scholarship-Guidelines.pdf

4/30/2013

Association for Women in

Science Undergraduate

Scholarship - Seattle Chapter

Open to women who will be juniors or

seniors at a four-year college or

university in the state of Washington in

the Fall. Applicants must have a

declared major in STEM. Applicants shall

have exemplary grades, outstanding

letters of recommendation, financial

need, a record of community service,

and a strong interest in pursuing a career

in STEM

$1,500 http://www.seattleawis.or

g/programs/scholarships.ht

ml

5/1/2013 Nordstrom Scholarship

High school juniors with at least a 2.7

GPA. Plan on attending an accredited

college or university during all four years

over which the scholarship is distributed

$2,500 every

year for 4

years

http://shop.nordstrom.co

m/c/nordstrom-cares-

scholarship

5/1/2013

Seattle Association of

Educational Office

Professionals Scholarship

All interested and qualified male or

female students graduating from a

Seattle Public High school who wish to

continue their education at a 2 year or 4

year college or vocational school.

$500 http://www.saeop.org

23


5/1/2013 HCDE Sakson Diversity

Undergraduate Scholarship

Current UW student majoring in Human

Centered Design & Engineering (HDCE),

or current UW student applying to major

in HCDE, or applicant to UW and the

HCDE program. Full time undergraduate

student. Academic achievement.

Demonstrated interest/understanding of

HCDE. Demonstrated understanding or

experience with diverse and/or cultural

issues.

$2,500 http://www.hcde.washingt

on.edu/sakson

5/1/2013 Richard, Walter and William

Sakai Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship will be awarded to an

outstanding full-time student attending

University of Washington, University of

Portland or Washington State University

and pursuing a degree in Business

Journalism or Marketing or English

Literature.

$1,000 http://www.edsf.org/what

_we_do/scholarships/index

.html#item3871220

5/2/2012 Agnes C. Nelson Memorial

Scholarship

To be eligible for the scholarship,

students must: Maintain a cumulative

UW GPA of at least 3.2, Have completed

a minimum of 25 combined credits in

political science and economics with at

least 10 credits in each discipline, Have

completed 75 credits by the end of

Spring.

Full Tuition

Contact: Economics:

Ahna Kotila, Academic

Counselor

314 Savery Hall

Phone: 206-685-2026 E-

mail:

[email protected]

or Political Science:

Tamara Sollinger,

Academic Counselor

215C Smith Hall

Phone: 206-543-1824 E-

mail

[email protected]

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5/2/2013 George and Pearl Corkery


Scholarship is awarded on the basis of

academic merit to outstanding junior

undergraduate students at the University

of Washington. Applicants must have

been accepted as an Economics major.

$1,000 http://www.econ.washingt

on.edu/

5/2/2013

Washington State Board of

Education Student Video

Contest

Must show the importance of science,

technology, engineering, math (STEM)

and career & technical education (CTE)

courses.

Amount

varies http://www.sbe.wa.gov

5/3/2013 Eleanor Davis Pinkham

Scholarship

The scholarship will be awarded to a

Roosevelt High School graduate entering

the University of Washington as a

freshman. Selection will be based on the

student's academic achievement and

extracurricular involvement at Roosevelt

High School,

$3,000-$4,000 https://catalyst.uw.edu/w

ebq/survey/scholarq/19565

3

5/6/2013 Unidas Seremos Scholarship Partner of a current member of UFCW21 Amount

Varies

http://depts.washington.edu/omadcs/unidas-seremos-scholarship-deadline-may-6th/

5/14/2013 Dream Big Scholarship

Resident of Seattle Housing Authority

Low-Income Public Housing or Section 8

participant in Seattle; Minimum GPA of

2.5; Under age 21 and will have

graduated from high school or obtained

a GED by Fall, 2012; Plan to attend

college full-time in the next academic

year.

$1,000 http://www.scholastic.co

m/dreambigscholarship/

5/15/2013 Sub Pop "Loser Scholarship"

Must be a resident of Washington or

Oregon, and a graduating senior on the

way to full-time enrollment at an

accredited university or college.

$3,000-$6,000 http://www.subpop.com/c

hannel/tag/loser_scholarsh

ip

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5/18/2013 Seattle Swedish Community

Scholarship

Must be a high school senior, attend high

school in King County, and reside in King

County, Washington. Must submit

completed application, transcript, ACT

or SAT score, and information about

family income (include a copy of pp. 1–2

of 2011 income tax statement), and a

self-addressed, stamped envelope in

order to receive notification of results.

Note: Swedish ancestry not required.

$1,500-$3,500 http://www.swedishcultur

alcenter.org/scholarships.h

tm

5/19/2013 Cleveland High School Alumni

Association Scholarship

Must be a senior from Cleveland High

School $5,000

See your counselor for

application

5/31/2013 Richard E. Fitzner Memorial

Scholarship for Wildlife Biology

Of junior or senior standing at a college

or university in Washington. Must be

pursuing a degree in Biology or a Biology-

related field.

$2,500

http://joomla.wildlife.org/

Washington/index.php?opti

on=com_content&amp

;amp;amp;amp;task=view&

amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;id

=185&amp;amp;a

mp;Itemid=299

6/1/2013 Sewer/Water Utility Scholarship

Employee’s, Elected Officials or

Immediate family member of WASWD

Members or any Washington State

Resident. Course work must be related

to the sewer and/or water industry.

Applicants are encouraged but not

required to be sponsored by a Sewer

and/or Water District in the area of their

residence. Must be a full or part-time

student. Attendance at an accredited

college, university or technical school.

Pursuit of a degree; Associates,

Bachelors, Masters or Doctorate

$500-$1,000 https://www.waswd.org/d

ocs/Scholarship%20Applicat

ion%20Packet%202011.pdf

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6/10/2013

Martin and Anne Jugum

Scholarship in Labor Studies,

Gundlach Scholarship in Labor

Studies, Samuel B. Bassett

Scholarship in Labor Relations,

Martha H. Duggan Fellowship in

Labor Studies, and Labor and

Employment Relations


UW undergraduate or graduate student

studying labor or with a labor

background. Student must demonstrate

high academic achievement and be

enrolled for Autumn Quarter of the

upcoming academic year.

$1,000-

$10,000 http://depts.washington.e

du/pcls/resources.html

6/15/2013

Washington Financial Aid

Association Ethnic Awareness

Committee Scholarship

Students of color enrolled in a WA state

college. GPA 3.0 or higher, show

leadership

$1,500 http://www.wfaa.org/docs

/students/scholarships/oth

er.html

9/12/2013 Governors' Scholarship for

Foster Youth

Be recognized as a dependent youth in

foster care or kinship care in Washington

State, federal or tribal out-of-home

care. Be enrolled as a Washington State

high school senior and on track to

graduate from high school. Have resided

in Washington State for at least three

academic years prior to high school

graduation. Have a cumulative high

school GPA of at least a 2.0

$2,000-$4,000 http://www.collegesuccess


pid=417

9/30/2013 Chick Evans Caddie

Scholarships

Strong caddie record, excellent

academics, demonstrated financial need,

and outstanding character. Applicants

must have caddied, successfully and

regularly, for a minimum of two years

and are expected to caddie at their

sponsoring club the year they apply for

the scholarship.

$500-$1,000 http://www.evansscholarsf

oundation.com/

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10/23/2013 Act 6 Scholarship

Must be a high school senior.

Undocumented students can apply to

Whitworth, Pacific Lutheran, and Trinity

Lutheran University. Live in one of the

following regions and desire to attend

one of the college partners listed for

that region: Tacoma-Seattle (Gonzaga,

Northwest, PLU, Trinity Lutheran,

Whitworth), Spokane (Whitworth,

Gonzaga),

Full Tuition http://www.actsix.org

11/16/2013

Greater Seattle Japanese

Community Queen Scholarship

Program

Applicants for the 2013-2014 program

year must be of at least one-quarter

Japanese ancestry. Must be between the

ages of 18 – 24 years of age as of July 1,

2013. Must be a high school graduate or

equivalent by May 1, 2013. Must be

currently enrolled in school at the time

of application submission or enrolled no

later than Fall 2013. Must be a resident

of the Puget Sound area and able to

attend events in the Puget Sound.

$800-$1,000 http://www.jqscholarship.

org/howtoapply.php

11/30/2013 P.E.O. Sisterhood - AO Chapter

Be female. Display leadership roles in

school and/or community. Have a GPA of

at least a 3.0. Show financial need.

Attend an accredited institution.

Preference will be given to those

students living in Western Washington

and pursuing degrees in health-related

fields.

$750 http://www.peointernatio

nal.org/

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12/12/2013 Palmer Scholars- Tacoma

Live in Pierce County. Identify as a

member of a racial/ethnic minority

group (e.g. African American, Asian,

Hispanic, Native American or Pacific

Islander). Have a desire to attend

college or post high school training,

demonstrate financial need. Graduate

from high school or receive your GED no

later than August 2013 or be enrolled as

an undergraduate student at an

accredited college or university.

Amount

Varies http://www.palmerscholar

s.org

12/12/2013 Soroptimist Pasco-Kennewick

Violet Richardson Award

Young woman between the ages of 14

and 17 who volunteers their community

or school in Benton or Franklin counties

$400

http://www.thewashboard

.org/ScholarshipDetails/Sor

optimist+International+of+

Pasco-Kennewick/2013-

2014/+Soroptimist+Pasco-

Kennewick+Violet+Richards

on+Award

12/21/2013 Seattle Hiroshima Club

One of the student’s parent(s),

grandparent(s), great-grandparent(s) or

relative must be from Hiroshima

Prefecture. The parent or guardian must

be a current paid member of the Seattle

Hiroshima Club by October 31, 2012. The

applicant is graduating from high school

and the latest high school transcript

reflects a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or

higher.

$1,000 Membership applications

are available from PO Box

14167, Seattle, WA 98114.

29


12/31/2013 Imagine America Scholarship

Program Varies on the school.

Amount

Varies http://www.imagine-

america.org

No Deadline Friends of Secondary Bilingual

Orientation Center

Any student who attended the

SBOC/Seattle World School since 2007 is

eligible for scholarships after graduation

from a Seattle high school.

$500 http://friendsofseattleworl

dschool.com

Autumn and

Spring

Deadlines

Mary Gates Endowment

Must be an undergraduate student at the

University of Washington (Bothell,

Seattle, or Tacoma)

Amount

Varies http://bellevuecollege.edu

/foundation/scholarships/

Check online

for updates Realize the Dream Scholarship

Students are undocumented residents of

the United States. Students will receive

their high school diploma from a

Washington State high school in

2013.Students have a 2.0 or higher high

school GPA. Students plan to enroll in

college full-time and complete an

associate's and/or bachelor's degree.

Students plan to enroll in the fall term

2012 at eligible Washington two-year or

four-year colleges or universities.

Students must be eligible to file the HB

1079 affidavit. A student's 2011 family

size and family income level meet the

program requirements (e.g. for a family

of 4, the 2011 family income must be

$70,000 or less).

$5,000 http://www.collegesuccess

foundation.org/page.aspx?

pid=1204

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Check online

for updates

BEAN Young Professional

Scholarship

be a current resident of the State of

Washington $2,500

http://seattle.beanonline.

org/home

Check online

for updates

Martinez Foundation

Scholarship

Contractual commitment to teaching in

Washington State public K-12 Schools for

a minimum of three school years.

Commitment to eliminating the

opportunity gap in Washington State.

Amount

Varies http://www.themartinezfo

undation.org/scholars.html

Check online

for updates

Passport to College Promise

Scholarship

Spend at least one year in foster care in

Washington state after their 16th

birthday. Emancipate from care on or

after January 1, 2007. Enroll at least

half-time in an eligible college by their

22nd birthday. Maintain Washington

residency. Be working toward earning

their first bachelor’s degree, associate

degree, or certificate.

$3,000 http://www.wsac.wa.gov/

PayingForCollege/StateAid

/Passport

Check online

for updates

Washington State School

Retirees' Association

High school seniors who plan to go to a

higher education institution $1,000 http://wssra.org/wp/

Check online

for updates Kids Chance of Washington

This scholarship is available to spouses

or children of injured Washington

workers whose injury, while at work in

Washington State, resulted in a

permanent inability to return to work (a

pension under the claim) or death.

Money is available for college

undergraduates, technical school

students, high school students

participating in a Running Start program,

or other accredited schools.

Amount

Varies http://www.kidschancewa.

com

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Check in

January for

Next Year's

Deadline

Susan Jane Russell College

Scholarship

Outstanding high school senior art

student who plans on attending a

community college, college, university,

or art school in the fall of 2013,

majoring in the visual arts, arts

education or an art related focus.

$1,000

http://www.schack.org/st

udent-awards-

contests/susan-jane-

russell-college-

scholarship/2013/

Opens

12/31/2013

Check online

for updates

Jane M. Klausman Scholarship

Applicants must apply to their local

Zonta Club. Club winners proceed to the

District Level where one applicant is

chosen to be the District winner and our

candidate for one of the International

scholarships They will be in their third or

fourth year of undergraduate business

study. Applicants must demonstrate

intent to complete a program in business

and show outstanding achievement in

business related subjects as recorded on

the official university/college/institute

transcript.

$1,000-$5,000

http://www.zonta.org/Wh

atWeDo/InternationalProgr

ams/JaneMKlausmanWome

nInBusinessScholarship.aspx

Selected by

club staff

Boys & Girls Clubs of American

National Youth of the Year

Local Clubs recognize members ages 14

to 18 as Youth of the Month winners and

select a Youth of the Year, who then

participates in state competitions.

$1,000-

$50,000 See a staff from the Boys &

Girls Club

Selected by

school

counselors

Seattle Schools Scholarship

Fund

Be a graduating senior of a Seattle Public

Schools high school during the year the

award is awarded, be a current resident

of the State of Washington, and have

demonstrated a certain level of

academic achievement and potential for

college success.

$2,000 http://www.seattleschools

.org/modules/cms/pages.p

html?pageid=217026

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1/2/2013 Fire's Freedom in Academia

Essay Contest

High school juniors and seniors for the

2012-2013 school year are eligible to

participate in FIRE's essay contest.

$1,000-

$10,000 http://thefire.org/article/

14663.html

1/2/2013 MALDEF's Law School

Scholarship Program Must be enrolled in a law school $5,000

http://maldef.org/leadership/scholarships/law_school_scholarship_program/

1/9/2013 Tribute Award Scholarship

Applicant must be a high school junior,

have a cumulative grade point average

for the 9th and 10th grade years only of

at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale, and be

enrolled in an accredited public or

private high school in the US Award:

Amount

Varies

http://www.discoverfinanc

ial.com/corporate-

responsibility/

1/10/2013 Burger King Scholars

These scholarships can be used for

college, community college, vocational

school, technical school (or pretty much

any other post-secondary institution!).

$1,000-

$50,000

https://www.scholarshipa

merica.org/burgerkingschol

ars/

1/12/2013 Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship

Applicants must be students of

accredited high schools who have

graduated or will graduate in the school

year 2012-2013. Additionally, applying

students must have a GPA of at least

three points (3.0) on a four-point scale.

$1,500 http://www.taisf.org

1/14/2013

Point Foundation: College

Scholarships for LGBTQ

Students

Students who have academic

achievement, personal merit,

leadership, involvement in the LGBTQ

community, professional experiences,

financial need, marginalization, personal

and future goals are all taken into

consideration.

Amount

Varies http://www.pointfoundati

on.org

1/15/2013 Dr. Seuss Oh! The Places You

Will Go Scholarship

High School seniors who plan to pursue

an education after high school $10,000

http://origin-

www.seussville.com/OTPSc

holarship/ 33


1/15/2013 Microsoft Minority Scholarship

Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Must be

African-American, Hispanic, or Native

American sophomores or juniors pursuing

studies in STEM, full-time undergraduate

pursuing environmental careers at

historically Black college/university.

Goal statement also needed.

Full Tuition

http://www.education-

leadership.org/main/index.

php?option=com_content&v

iew=article&id=110%3Amicr

osoft-minority-

scholarship&catid=37%3Alis

t-of-

scholarships&Itemid=59

1/15/2013 Adeline Rosenberg Memorial

Prize Must be a high school or college student $2,000

http://www.mazonda.com/en/art-design/adeline-rosenberg-memorial-prize.html

1/18/2013 Rafael del Pino Foundation Applicants must be nationally from

Spain. Graduate students

Amount

Varies http://www.frdelpino.es

1/28/2013 Gary Yoshimura Scholarship-

PRSSA

Be pursuing a higher education in the

public relations field. Have a minimum

3.0 GPA. Be a PRSSA member.

$2,400 http://www.prssa.org/scho

larships_competitions/indiv

idual/yoshimura/

1/31/2013 The Sam and Helen R. Walton

Award

Congregations, presbyteries and synods

to nominate new church developments

that are working in creative ways to

bring the gospel to their local

communities.

$50,000

http://www.presbyterianm

ission.org/ministries/missio

nprogramgrants/sam-and-

helen-r-walton-award/

1/31/2013 The Princeton Prize in Race

Relations

Must be a high school student in the

participating regions (Seattle is one of

them)

$1,000 http://www.princeton.edu

/pprize/

1/31/2013 Institute for Humane Studies

Fellowship

Full-time graduate students (including

law students) from accredited

universities anywhere in the world with

research interests related to liberty in

society

$2,000-1,5000 http://www.theihs.org/hu

mane-studies-fellowships

1/31/2013 AWM Essay Contest Students in middle school, high school,

and college undergrads

Amount

Varies

https://sites.google.com/si

te/awmmath/programs/ess

ay-contest 34


2/1/2013 Yukon & Clemence Chow

Scholarship

Full-time undergraduate or graduate

student with financial need. Evidence

the appropriate academic record and

motivation

$1,000 http://www.csumb.com

2/1/2013 Ellen Masin Persina Scholarship

for Minorities in Journalism

Journalism (newspapers, radio, TV,

magazine, trade paper) Scholarships for

talented minorities

planning to pursue a career in

journalism). Minimum 2.75 GPA required.

$2,500 http://press.org

2/1/2013 Joe Francomano Scholarship High school Senior, demonstrate

financial need

$5,000 every

4-years

http://www.ja.org/progra

ms/programs_schol_joe.sht

ml

2/1/2013 Frank Kazmierczak Memorial

Migrant Scholarship

Post-secondary scholarship assistance to

a migrant student who wishes to pursue

a career in teaching.

$1,000 http://www.migrant.net/

migrant/sch-

kazmierczak.htm

2/1/2013 National Peace Essay Contest High school students Amount

Varies http://www.usip.org/npec

2/2/2013

American Physiological Society

Undergraduate Summer

Research Fellowship

Applicants must have an over-all GPA of

3.0. Applicants must be full-time

undergraduate students with little or no

laboratory research experience. The

laboratory host must be an APS member

in good standing. Selection of

participants is based on academic merit

and the availability of appropriate

faculty mentors. Special consideration is

given to applicants whose socioeconomic

background, access to educational

opportunities, and other life experiences

suggest that they would especially

benefit from this type of program.

$4,000 http://www.the-

aps.org/education/ugsrf/

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2/8/2013 AMS Industry Minority

Scholarship

Hispanic, Native American, and

Black/African American students.

Minority students who will be entering

their freshman year of college in the fall

of 2013 are eligible to apply. Students

must plan to pursue careers in

hydrologic sciences.

$3,000

http://www.ametsoc.org/a

msstudentinfo/scholfeldocs

/industryminorityscholarshi

p.html

2/8/2013 BMI Student Composer Award

Applicants must be citizens of countries

in the Western Hemisphere (North,

South, and Central America, the

Caribbean Island Nations and the

Hawaiian Islands) and must be either

enrolled in accredited public, private or

parochial secondary schools, in

accredited colleges or conservatories of

music, or engaged in the private study of

music with recognized and established

teachers (other than a relative). An

applicant must not have reached his/her

twenty-eighth (28th) birthday as of

February 8, 2013.

Amount

Varies

http://www.bmifoundation

.org/program/bmi_student

_composer_awards

2/15/2013 Best Buy @15 Scholarship

Program

High school seniors, must be involve in

the community $1,000

http://pr.bby.com/commu

nity-relations/overview/

2/15/2013 SPIE Scholarship Program

Must be a Student Member of SPIE.

High school, pre-university, secondary

school students will receive a one-year

complimentary Student Membership.

Must be enrolled or planning to enroll in

an optics, photonics, program or related

field.

$2,000-

$11,000 http://spie.org/x1733.xml

36


2/15/2013 UFCW Local 21 Scholarship

In order to be eligible for a scholarship,

you must be a current member of UFCW

21, or the dependent, spouse, or

domestic

$1,000-$4,000 http://ufcw21.org/content

/2013-ufcw-21-scholarships

2/15/2013 Society of Plastics Engineers

Scholarship

Full time student at a 4-year university,

2-year program, or graduate program.

Amount

Varies http://www.4spe.org/spe-

foundation

2/15/2013 Howard E. and Wilma J. Adkins


Awarded to a full-time junior or senior

pursuing a minimum four-year bachelor's

degree in welding engineering or welding

engineering technology. However,

priority will be given to welding

engineering students. A 3.2 or better

grade point average in technical subjects

with a 2.8 grade point average overall is

required. Financial need is not a

consideration.

$2,500 http://www.aws.org/found

ation/scholarships/adkins.h

tml

2/15/2013 Airgas - Terry Jarvis Memorial

Scholarship

Undergraduate student pursuing a

minimum four-year bachelors degree in

welding engineering or welding

engineering technology.


ation/scholarships/airgas_t

erry.html

2/15/2013 Edward J. Brady Memorial

Scholarship

Awarded to an undergraduate student



engineering technology. Applicants must

have at least a 2.5 overall average,

provide a letter of reference indicating

prior hands-on welding experience and

complete an essay on "Why I want to

Pursue a Career in Welding." Proof of

financial need is required.


ation/scholarships/brady.h

tml

37


2/15/2013 William A. and Ann M. Brothers

Scholarship

The William A. and Ann M. Brothers

Scholarship will be awarded to a full-

time undergraduate student pursuing a

minimum four-year degree in a welding

or welding related program at an

accredited university.

$2,500

http://www.aws.org/f

oundation/scholarships

/brothers.html

2/15/2013 Donald F. Hastings Scholarship





have at least a 2.5 overall grade point

average. Proof of financial need is

required.

$2,500



/hastings.html

2/15/2013 Donald and Shirley Hastings

Scholarship





have at least a 2.5 overall grade point

average. Proof of financial need is

required.

$2,500



/hastings_dands.html

2/15/2013 William B. Howell Memorial

Scholarship

The William B. Howell Memorial

Scholarship will be awarded to a full-

time undergraduate student pursuing a

minimum four-year degree in a welding

program at an accredited university.

$2,500



/howell.html

2/15/2013 Hyperthermia - International

HyTech Leadership Scholarship

Awarded to a graduate student pursuing

an advanced degree in engineering

management within the welding and

cutting industry. Applicant must have

completed a BS degree or be in the final

year.

$2,500

http://www.healthcar

egeorgia.org/news-

and-information/news-

category.cfm/type/Dis

tance_Learning 38


2/15/2013 John C. Lincoln Memorial

Scholarship




engineering technology. Priority will be

given to welding engineering students.

Applicants must have at least a 2.5

overall grade point average. Proof of

financial need is required.


ation/scholarships/lincoln.

html

2/15/2013 Matsuo Bridge Company, Ltd. of

Japan Scholarship

College junior or senior, or graduate

student pursuing a minimum four year

degree in civil engineering, welding

engineering, welding engineering

technology, or related discipline.

Applicant must have a minimum 3.0

overall grade point average.


ation/scholarships/matsuo.

html

2/15/2013 Past President Scholarship

Individuals who have served as AWS

President, supplemented by

contributions from the American Welding

Society, in recognition of the years of

dedication given by those who have

served as President.

$2,500

http://www.aacc.org/abou

t/vsf/awards_grants/Pages

/Past-

Presidents%20Scholarships.

aspx

2/15/2013 James A. Turner, Jr., Memorial

Scholarship

Awarded to a full-time student pursuing

a minimum four-year bachelor of

business degree, leading to a

management career in welding store

operations or a welding distributorship.

Applicants must have at least a high

school diploma and be employed by a

welding store or distributorship at least

10 hours a week.


ation/scholarships/turner.h

tml

39


2/15/2013 Praxair International

Scholarship

Full-time student demonstrating

leadership abilities and pursuing a

minimum four-year bachelors degree in

welding engineering or welding

engineering technology.


ation/scholarships/praxair.

html

2/15/2013 ISA Educational Foundation

Scholarships

Recipients of awards are full-time

college or university students in either a

graduate, undergraduate, or 2 yr. degree

program with at least an overall GPA of

2.5 on a 4.0 scale. Students should be

enrolled in a program in automation and

control or a closely related field.

$5,000

http://www.isa.org/Conte

nt/NavigationMenu/Genera

l_Information/Students/Sc

holarships/Scholarships.ht

m

2/15/2013 National Commission for

Cooperative Education

Have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.5

or better on a 4.0 scale. Apply and be

accepted for the 2013-2014 academic

year at one of the WACE Partner

Institutions listed.

$6,000 http://www.waceinc.org/s

cholarship/index.html

2/16/2013

Dr. Flowers MCAT Scholarship

(Latino Medical Student

Association)

Pre-Medical Student LMSA Members.

Register on-line as a Pre-Medical LMSA

member, demonstrate a history of

leadership and/ or service to the Latino

Community, and be in good 10 academic

standing at your undergraduate

institution: Stanford School of Medicine,

UC San Diego, UC Davis, UC San

Francisco, UC Irvine, University of

Arizona, UCLA, University of Southern

California, UCLA– Charles Drew School of

Medicine, University of Utah, Western

University of Health Sciences, University

of Washington, OHSU

Amount

Varies http://lmsa.net/scholarshi

ps/

40


2/18/2013 Community College Scholarship

Recipients must attend an accredited

community college full time and

maintain at least a 2.5 GPA. This

scholarship is not offered for Master's

degree applicants. Applicants must be a

resident or participant in a housing

program administered by a sponsoring

housing agency that is a member of

PNRC-NAHRO and must have a minimum

2.8 GPA.

$2,000 http://www.pnrcnahro.org

/scholarships.htm

2/18/2013 Challenge College Scholarship

Graduating high school senior residing in

a housing complex that is a member of

the PNRC-NAHRO, will be attending a

four-year college program of study at an

accredited college or university full

time. Applicant must maintain at least a

2.5 GPA and must have a 2.8 GPA

$4,000 http://www.pnrcnahro.org

/scholarships.htm

2/20/2013 Vegetarian Resource Group

Scholarship

U.S. high school students who have

promoted vegetarianism in their schools

and/or communities.

$10,000 http://www.vrg.org/stude

nt/scholar.htm

2/22/2013 Irma Rangel Memorial

Scholarship It varies on the scholarship.

Amount

Varies

http://www.hispanicschola

r.org/resources/hsc-

scholarships/2012-hsc-

scholarship-program/

2/23/2013 Que Llueva Café Scholarship High school senior, must be

undocumented $5,00

http://ca-

core.org/que_llueva_cafe

2/28/2013 The Lowe’s Scholarship

high school seniors who intend to enroll

full-time in an undergraduate course of

study in the U'S, must have a 3.25 GPA of

above

$2,500 http://careers.lowes.com/

college_recruiting_scholars

hip.aspx

41


2/28/2013 Optimist International Essay

Contest

Youth under the age of 19 who have not

yet graduated from high school or the

equivalent.

$2,500 http://www.optimist.org/e

/member/scholarships3.cf

m

3/1/2013 Society of Plastic Engineers

Scholarship Program

full-time undergraduate students in

either a four-year college or a two-year

technical program or enrolled in a

graduate program. Demonstrate

financial need, must be majoring in or

taking courses that are beneficial to a

career in the plastics/polymer industry.

$2,000-$6,000 http://www.4spe.org/scho

larship-eligibility

3/1/2013 Aweber Email Marketing

Scholarship

High school seniors, full-time college

freshman, sophomores, and juniors S1,000

http://www.aweber.com/

email-marketing-

scholarship.htm

3/1/2013 Glenn Miller Scholarship Must be instrumentalists or vocalist. $1,000-$4,000 http://www.glennmiller.or

g/scholarships.html

3/1/2013 Blacks at Microsoft Scholarships

Be a high-school senior of African

descent (for example, African American,

African, or Ethiopian). Plan to attend a

four-year college or university in the fall

of the year following high-school

graduation. Plan to pursue a bachelor's

degree in engineering, computer

science, computer information systems,

or select business programs Have a

cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher. Require

financial assistance to attend college.

$5,000

http://www.microsoft.com

/en-

us/diversity/programs/blac

ks-scholarships.aspx

3/1/2013 Barbara Wiedner and Dorothy

Vandercook Peace Scholarship

High school senior or college freshman.

Be related to peace and social justice,

nuclear disarmament, and/or conflict

resolution.

$250-$500 http://www.peacescholars

hips.org

42


3/1/2013 SEG Foundation Scholarships

A student must meet one of the

following requirements: Attending high

school and planning to enter college

next fall. An undergraduate or graduate

college student whose grades are above

average. A student must intend to pursue

a college curriculum directed toward a

career in applied geophysics or a closely

related field, such as geosciences,

physics, geology, or earth and

environmental sciences

$500-$14,000 http://www.seg.org/web/f

oundation/programs/schola

rship

3/1/2013 Society of Exploration

Geophysics Foundation

High school senior, college graduates and

undergraduates with a GPA above

average, student must intend to pursue

a college curriculum directed toward a

career in applied geophysics or a closely

related field.

$250-$14,000 http://www.seg.org/web/f

oundation/programs/schola

rship

3/1/2013 United Agribusiness League &

United Agricultural Scholarship

Applicants must be affiliated with UAL or

UABT, either through a member or an

employee of a member. GPA 2.5 or

higher

Amount

Varies http://www.ual.org/schola

rship.html

3/1/2013 and

4/1/2013

Japanese American Citizen

League Entering Awards

Every applicant must be an active

National JACL member. JACL Membership

is open to everyone of any ethnic

background. Full time at a college,

university, trade school, business school,

or any other institution of higher

learning within the United States at the

undergraduate or graduate school level

in the fall of 2013.

Amount

Varies http://www.jacl.org/edu/

scholar.htm

43


3/2/2013 10,000 Degrees Undergraduate

Scholarship

High school seniors, college

undergraduates $1,000-$5,000

http://www.10000degrees.

org/students/scholarships/

undergraduate-

scholarships/

3/6/2013 Alexander Hamilton Friends

Association 0utstanding high school juniors.

Amount

Varies http://www.hamiltonfrien

ds.org

3/9/2013 Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache

of the Year (SAMMY)

Must demonstrate excellence in athletics

Must demonstrate excellence in

academics. Must hold at least one

leadership position. Must be involved in

community service. Must drink milk.

$7,500 http://gotchocolatemilk.co

m

3/11/2013 Hellenic Times Scholarship

Must be enrolled in an accredited

College or University for the academic

year 2013-14. Applicants may be

graduate or undergraduate students.

Must be of Greek descent, and between

the ages of 17 and 25 as of May, 2013.

Students receiving a full scholarship

from any other source, or a partial

scholarship exceeding 50% of their

annual tuition, are ineligible.

Amount

Varies http://www.htsfund.org/g

uidelines.html

3/15/2013

Alliance/Merck Ciencia

(Science) Hispanic Scholars

Program

Hispanic college students from all 50

states, the District of Columbia, U.S.

territories and Puerto Rico pursuing a

Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field major

are invited to apply for a $2,000 one-

time scholarship of which 25 will be

awarded in the Spring of 2013.

$2,000 http://www.allianceschola

rs.org/applications/

3/15/2013 ASHG DNA Day Essay Contest High school students $100-$1,000 http://www.ashg.org/educ

ation/dnadaycontest.shtml

44


3/15/2013 Albert Lee Wright, Jr. Memorial

Migrant Scholarship

Scholarships will be given to graduating

high school students entering college for

the first time.

$3,000 http://www.nasdme.org/s

cholarship/AlWrightScholar

ship.pdf

3/15/2013 Leonard M. Perryman

Communications Scholarship

Must be undergraduate studding religion

journalism or mass communications. $3,000

http://www.umcom.org/si

te/c.mrLZJ9PFKmG/b.3584

835/k.34FF/Leonard_M_Per

ryman_Communications_Sc

holarship.htm

3/17/2013 Cruzando Fronteras/Ayudando

ala Comunidad Scholarship

High school senior, must be

undocumented, GPA 2.5 or higher $500

http://www.csus.edu/org/

mecha/

3/17/2013

Yoshiyama Award for

Exemplary Service to the

Community

Graduating igh school seniors in the

United States and its territories. You

must demonstrate self-motivation,

leadership, creativity, dedication and a

commitment to pursuing community

service to be eligible for this award. This

award is based primarily on the impact

of your community service activities,

and you must be nominated by someone

familiar with your service. GPA, SAT

scores and school club memberships are

not considered in the selection process.

$5,000

http://www.hitachifounda

tion.org/our-

work/yoshiyama-young-

entrepreneurs-

program/program-history

3/19/2013 Migrant Health Scholarship

Award

Applicants must interested in pursuing or

continuing their career in the migrant

health field and employees at a

Community/Migrant Health Center.

While we encourage individuals with a

farmworker background to apply, it is

not a requirement.

Amount

Varies http://www.ncfh.org/?pid

=48

45


3/20/2013 Anthem Essay Contest Must be in 8th, 9th, or 10th grade $30-$2,000 http://essaycontest.aynrandnovels.org/Anthem.aspx?theme=blue

3/27/2013 B. Davis Scholarship

Must be high school seniors and juniors

This Scholarship is available to all high

school juniors as well as currently

registered in any post secondary

institution.

$1,000 http://www.studentawards

earch.com/scholarships.ht

m

3/29/2013 QuestBridge Scholarship Must be a high school junior Amount

Varies http://www.questbridge.org

3/30/2013 TRENZA Scholarships

Graduating Chicana/Latina high school

seniors, offered by undergraduate

students

$500 http://www.trenza.org/sc

holarships/

3/31/2013 A . Patrick Charnon Memorial

Scholarship

Applicant must be admitted or enrolled

in a accredited undergraduate program

in a four-year college or university in the

$3,500 each

year for four

years

http://www.scholarshipsco

llege.com/a-patrick-

charnon-memorial-

scholarship/

3/31/2013

The American Academy of

Chefs® The American Culinary

Federation

Be an exemplary student. Have or

maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or

higher. Be a high school senior eligible

to graduate the same year as the

scholarship application date. Be

currently accepted to an accredited,

postsecondary college, with a major in

either culinary or pastry arts, or be an

ACF registered apprentice

Amount

Varies

http://www.acfchefs.org/

ACF/Education/Scholarship

s/ACF/Education/Scholarsh

ips/

3/31/2013 Automotive Aftermarket

Scholarship

Available for students training to

become automotive, heavy duty or

collision repair technicians, and to

students in business, marketing,

engineering, or other major courses of

study.

Amount

Varies http://www.automotivesch

olarships.com

46


3/31/2013 Youth Opportunities

Foundation Scholarship

High school seniors, GPA 2.0 or higher,

SAT score of at least 1100,

Amount

Varies http://www.youthopportu

nityfoundation.org

3/31/2013 Scholarships for Foster Youth

Have been in public or private foster

care for the 12 consecutive months prior

to their 18th birthday; OR have been

adopted or placed into legal

guardianship from foster care after their

16th birthday; OR they must have been

orphaned for at least one year at the

time of their 18th birthday. Have been

accepted into or expect to be accepted

into an accredited. And, be under the

age of 25 on March 31, 2013 if you have

not previously received scholarship

funding from FC2S.

$1,000-$6,000 http://www.fc2success.org

/programs/scholarships-

and-grants/

3/1/2013 Marriott Scholars Program

Hispanic or African American; enrolled

full-time in an accredited four-year

college or university with a hospitality

management program as an incoming

college freshman, first year freshman or

community college transfer; pursuing or

planning to pursue a degree within the

hospitality management, hotel

management, culinary or food and

beverage field; and

possess a cumulative grade point

average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale.

$1,000

http://scholarships.hispani

cfund.org/applications/sub

sectionID.1,pageID.156/def

ault.asp

3/31/2013 Fredrikson Minority Scholarship

Program Must be a first year law student $10,000

https://www.fredlaw.com

/firm/MinorityScholarshipA

pplication.pdf

47


3/31/2013 LULAC National Scholastic

Achievement Awards

GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale or

equivalent, and if the student is an

entering freshman. 29 or higher on the

ACT test, or 1350 or higher on the SAT

test.

$2,000 http://www.lnesc.org/site

/338/Scholarships/LULAC-

National-Scholarship-Fund

3/31/2013 LULAC Honors Awards

GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale or

equivalent, and if the student is an

entering freshman.23 or higher on the

ACT test, or 1100 or higher on the SAT.

$500-$2,000 http://www.lnesc.org/site

/338/Scholarships/LULAC-

National-Scholarship-Fund

3/31/2013 LULAC General Awards Grades and academic performance will

serve as indicators of potential. $250-$1,000

http://www.lnesc.org/site/338/Scholarships/LULAC-National-Scholarship-Fund

3/31/2013 L. Ron Hubbard’s Future

Writers Library Contest

Students of any age are eligible to enter

this writing contest as long as they are

amateur writers. Students must submit a

piece with a science fiction, fantasy, or

horror with fantastic elements theme.

$500-$1,000 http://www.lronhubbard.o

rg/home.html?source=gaw

4/1/2013 Gloria Barron Prize for Young

Heroes

must be between 8 to 18 years old and

be nominated for this prize. $2,500

http://www.barronprize.or

g

4/1/2013 Davis-Putter Scholarship For college student who sre activists in

the US

Up to $10,000

per year http://www.davisputter.or

g

4/1/2013 Scholarship for Prospective

Educators

Meet one: High school senior intending

to major in education who is a member

in good standing of the Future Educators

Association. -High school senior

intending to major in education who is

the child or grandchild of a PDK member

in good standing. -High school senior

intending to major in education who has

one of his/her reference letters written

by a PDK

Amount

Varies http://www.pdkintl.org/a

wards/prospective.htm

48


4/1/2013 American Nuclear Society

Incoming Freshman Scholarship

High school seniors who have the intent

to pursue a degree in nuclear

engineering.

$1,000 http://www.new.ans.org/h

onors/scholarships/

4/1/2013 Academy of Motion Picture

Students Academy Awards

REGION ONE: Alaska, California, Hawaii,

Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon,

Washington, Wyoming. The filmmaker

must be a full-time student in a degree-

granting program at an accredited** U.S.

college or university. The film must

have been made in a teacher-student

relationship within the curricular

structure of that institution. If the

filmmaker has graduated or left such a

program, the film may be submitted no

later than one year from the filmmaker's

date of departure.

$2,000-$5,000 http://www.oscars.org/aw

ards/saa/index.html

4/1/2013 Ginger and Fred Deines Mexico

Scholarship

Applicants must have finished at least

one year of undergraduate studies.

Awards can be used at a four-year

institution in Mexico or the U.S

$500-$1,000 http://www.transportation

clubsinternational.com/sch

olarships.html

4/5/2013 Mary Moy Quon Ing Memorial

Applicant must be a graduating high

school senior who plans to enroll full

time. Selection is based upon

commitment to the field of journalism, a

sensitivity to Asian-American issues (as

demonstrated by community

involvement), journalistic and,

scholastic ability, and financial need.

$1,500 http://www.aie.org/schola

rships/detail.cfm?id=7647

49


4/5/2013 NAHJ Maria Elena Salinas

Scholarship

Students who demonstrated a strong

desire to pursue a career as a Spanish-

language broadcast journalist. This

scholarship is awarded to college

undergraduate and graduate students.

$5,000 http://www.nahj12.com/s

cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ Geraldo Rivera

Scholarship

College senior or graduate student

pursuing a career in English or Spanish-

language TV broadcast journalism.


cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ Soledad O’Brien

Scholarship

Undergraduate or graduate students

pursuing a career in TV broadcast

journalism.


cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ Jane Velez-Mitchell

Scholarship

Undergraduate or graduate students

pursuing a career in TV broadcast

journalism.


cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ General Scholarship

College-bound high school seniors,

college undergraduates and graduate

students pursuing careers in English or

Spanish-language print, photo, broadcast

or online journalism.

$1,000-$2,000 http://www.nahj12.com/s

cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ Ford Motor Company

Scholarships

Students pursuing careers in print,

broadcast, online and visual journalism.

College bound high school seniors,

undergraduates, or graduate students.

Must have 2.0 average. Each of the

following criteria is weighed equally

when NAHJ considers which students to

select: Commitment to field of

journalism, academic achievement,

financial need, and awareness of

community.


cholarships/

50


4/5/2013 NAHJ PepsiCo Scholarships

Students pursuing careers in print,

broadcast, online and visual journalism.



students are eligible as long as they have

a 2.0 average. Commitment to the field

of journalism, academic achievement,

financial need, awareness of the

community.

2500 http://www.nahj12.com/s

cholarships/

4/5/2013 NAHJ Ruben Salazar

Scholarships



students pursuing careers in English or

Spanish-language print, photo, broadcast

or online journalism. Interest in

journalism career and financial need.

Application may be in English or Spanish.

Commitment to field of journalism,

academic achievement, financial need,

and awareness of community.

$1000-$2000 http://www.nahj12.com/s

cholarships/

4/15/2013 Educational Advancement

Foundation, Merit

Must be a college sophomore, junior, or

senior, must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher

Amount

Varies http://www.akaeaf.org

4/15/2013 Educational Advancement

Foundation, Financial Need

Must be a college sophomore, junior, or

senior, must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher

Amount

Varies http://www.akaeaf.org

4/15/2013

Gloria and Joseph Mattera

National Scholarship Fund for

Migrant Children

High school senior or college students

are able to apple, migrant youth with a

background in migrant formwork,

agricultural, and have financial need

$150-$500 http://www.migrant.net/

migrant/sch-mattera.htm

4/15/2013 Troy Women’s Association

Scholarship

9th and 10th grade years only of at least

2.75 on a 4.0 scale, and be enrolled in

an accredited public or private high

school in the US Award.

Amount

Varies

http://www.troywomensas

sociation.org/scholarships.

html 51


4/15/2013 James "Rhio" O'Connor

Memorial Scholarship Fund that of a family member or friend. $1,000

http://www.cancermonthly.com/scholarship.asp

4/19/2013 Holocaust Remembrance

Project Essay

This contest is open to all students age

19 and under. Are currently enrolled as a

high school student in grades 9-12

(including home schooled students), or

who are high school seniors who may

graduate high school any time during the

application year, or who are enrolled in a

high school equivalency program. Are

residents of the United States,

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, U.S.

Virgin Islands, or Guam.

$5,000 http://holocaust.hklaw.co

m

4/25/2013 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

Young Scholars Program

Must be in the 7th grade in the fall of

2013, must have A and B grades, family

must make less than $80,000

Amount

Varies

http://www.jkcf.org/schol

arships/young-scholars-

program/

4/26/2013 Fountainhead Essay Contest High school juniors and seniors $50-$10,000 http://essaycontest.aynrandnovels.com/TheFountainhead.aspx?theme=blue

4/30/2013 Great Minds in STEM - HENAAC

Scholars Program

Demonstrate leadership through

academic achievements and

campus/community activities, must be

Science, Technology, Engineering or Math

related majors, have an overall grade

point average of 3.0 or higher, must be

enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate

program for the Fall 2013 semester, and

applicants must be of Hispanic origin

and/or must significantly participate in

and promote organizations and activities

in the Hispanic community.

$500-$10,000 http://www.greatmindsins

tem.org/college/henaac-

scholarship-program

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4/30/2013 The Hispanic Engineers

National Achieve Award

High school seniors and college students

who are in/interested in STEM related

majors, must be of Hispanic origin

and/or must significantly participate in

and promote organizations and activities

in the Hispanic community.

Amount

Varies

http://www.greatmind

sinstem.org

4/30/2013 Bill Dickey Scholarship

High school seniors already in our

database as well as undergraduate

students that previously received a

scholarship as a freshman are eligible to

apply. Awards are based on academic

achievement, entrance exam scores,

financial need, references, evidence of

community service, and golfing ability.

$1,000-$3,500 http://www.nmjgsa.or

g

4/30/2013 Ferdinand Torres Scholarship

This scholarship is for students who are

legally blind. To qualify for this

scholarship, applicants must be full-time

undergraduate or graduate students.

Strong preference will be given to new

immigrants to the US. Applicants must

reside in the United States, but need not

be citizens of the United States.

$3,500

https://www.afb.org/s

ection.aspx?Documenti

d=2962

4/30/2013 Los Hermanos de Stanford

Scholarship

Latino/a students graduating from high

school with plans to attend any 2-year or

4-year institution of higher learning

(students planning to attend Community

College are very welcome to apply).

$1,000

http://www.stanford.e

du/group/hermanos/c

gi-

bin/HermanosWordpre

ss2012/wordpress/

53


5/1/2013

The American Academy of

Chefs® The American Culinary

Federation- College

Have and maintain a cumulative GPA of

2.50 or higher. Be currently enrolled in

an accredited, postsecondary college,

with a major in either culinary or pastry

arts, or be an ACFEF registered

apprentice. Have completed a grading or

marking period. Have a career goal of

becoming a chef or pastry chef.

Amount

Varies

http://www.acfchefs.org/

ACF/Education/Scholarship

s/ACF/Education/Scholarsh

ips/

5/1/2013 The Byron Hanke Fellowship must be enrolled in a master's, doctoral,

or law program in the US $2,000-$4,000

http://www.cairf.org/scho

larships/hanke.aspx

5/1/2013 Society of Hispanic Professional

Engineers Scholarship

Latino/a high school graduating seniors,

undergraduate students, and graduate

students who demonstrate both

significant motivation and aptitude for a

career in STEM.

$1,000-$1,500 http://www.shpefoundatio

n.org/scholarships/

5/1/2013 SHPE Foundation Scholarship

Latino/a high school graduating seniors,

undergraduate students, and graduate

students who demonstrate both

significant motivation and aptitude for a

career in science, technology,

engineering or mathematics.


n.org/scholarships/

5/1/2013 AHETEMS General Scholarship

Be a high school or undergraduate

student, Hispanic decent, Be accepted

into or attending an accredited 2-year or

4-year college or university in the US. Be

enrolled full-time. Minimum GPA: 2.75

on a 4.0 for high school seniors and

undergraduates; 3.00 for graduate

students. Must be a SHPE member to

apply. Major in STEM.


n.org/scholarships/ahetem

s-general-scholarships/

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5/1/2013 General Scholarship

Applicant must be of Hispanic-descent

accepted into or attending an accredited

2-year or 4-year college or university in

the U.S. or Puerto Rico, and be enrolled

full-time during the academic year. High

school graduating seniors must be

graduating from an accredited U.S. high

school with a diploma. Applicant must

possess a minimum GPA: 3.00 on a 4.0

for high school seniors and

undergraduates; 3.25 on a 4.0 scale for

graduate students, and must major in

STEM related field, and be pursuing your

first bachelors, masters or doctoral

degree. Applicant must be a SHPE

member.


n.org/scholarships/ahetem

s-general-scholarships/

5/1/2013 National Association Hispanic

Nurses

Must be Hispanic and must be a NAHN

member for at least 6 months previous

to the submission deadline.

Amount

Varies http://www.nahnnet.org/

5/1/2013 ASHRAE High School Senior

Scholarship

Applicants must be high school seniors

who have been accepted into a pre-

engineering, engineering, or engineering

technology program at a post-secondary

educational institution

$3,000

https://www.ashrae.org/m

embership--

conferences/student-

zone/scholarships-and-

grants/high-school-senior-

scholarships

5/3/2013

Council for International

Cooperation (CIC) Anna

Chennault Scholarship

Must be college freshman going to

sophomore year $5,000

http://www.aaja.org/anna

-chennault-scholarship/

5/15/2013 James Beard Foundation High school seniors and high school

graduates, interested in culinary

Amount

Varies http://www.jamesbeard.or

g

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5/24/2013 PRSA Diversity Multicultural

Scholarship-PRSSA

You must be of African-American/Black,

Hispanic/Latino, Asian, Native American,

Alaskan Native or Pacific Islander

ancestry. Must be registered as a full-

time undergraduate student at an

accredited four-year college or

university. A major or minor in public

relations is also preferred. A student who

attends a school that does not offer a

public relations degree or program must

be enrolled in a communications degree

program (e.g., journalism or mass

communications). You must have

attained, by Fall 2013, at least junior

status and have at most one full term

remaining. You also must have earned

and maintained a minimum 3.0 grade

point average on a 4.0 point scale in all

courses.

$1,500

http://www.prssa.org/

scholarships_competiti

ons/individual/diversit

y/

5/25/2013 Center for Student Opportunity

(CSO) Scholarship

Graduating high school seniors.

Attending an eligible four-year college or

university partnered with CSO in the fall

of 2013. First-generation and/or limited

financial resources - students who seek

financial aid and scholarships for

college, and/or

underrepresented/minority groups,st

udents who identify as African-

American/Black, American Indian/Alaska

native, Hispanic/Latino, and

Asian/Pacific Islander

$2,000

http://www.csopportu

nity.org/ss/oppscholar

ship.aspx

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5/31/2013 IFMA Foundation Scholarship

Must be a full time undergraduate

student as defined by your university at

the time of submitting the application

and at the time of receiving the

scholarship. Must be enrolled in a

facility management (or related field)

degree program in an accredited four-

year Bachelor (undergraduate) program.

Undergraduate students must have

completed two years of university

studies to be eligible for consideration.

May not be employed full time. Must

have a minimum Grade Point Average

(GPA) of 3.2 or be able to document that

your academic study achievement is at

an 80% of highest grading evaluation

maximum scale. This differs from

country to country. Applicants awarded a

scholarship must attend IFMA’s World

Workplace Conference (WWP) and

Exhibition as well as attend educational

sessions associated with WWP (costs

included in scholarship)

Amount

Varies

http://www.ifmafoundati

on.org/grants-

scholarships/application.h

tm

5/31/2013 U.S. Bank Internet Scholarship

Program Has a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale $1,000

https://www.usbank.com

/scholarship/

6/1/2013

National Council of La Raza –

Best Buy Emerging Latino

Leaders Scholarship Program

High school seniors, must be Hispanic,

GPA 2.0 or higher

$2,500-

$15,000 http://www.nclr.org

6/1/2013 Kor Memorial Scholarship College students in a field of language

study $500

http://www.kli.org/schol

arship/

57


6/1/2013 NCLR Best Buy Emerging Latino

Leaders Scholarship

Currently enrolled Hispanic high school

seniors with a minimum GPA of 2.0, a

history of civic engagement or

community service, concrete plans to

attend college in the fall, and significant

demonstrated financial need are

encouraged to participate in the NCLR–

Best Buy Emerging Latino Leaders

Scholarship Program.

$2,000-

$15,000 NCLR Best Buy Emerging

Latino Leaders Scholarship

6/1/2013 &

11/1/2013

Berrien Fragos Thorn Arts

Scholarship for Migrant

Farmworkers

Must be at least 16 years old, history of

movement to obtain work in agriculture

is REQUIRED. Have demonstrated a

certain level of academic achievement

and potential for college success.

$500 - $2,500 http://www.migrant.net/

migrant/sch-thorn.htm

6/3/2013 National Sculpture Society

Scholarship

Students of sculpture. Please note that

work that is inspired by nature - or

figurative or realist sculpture - is

preferred. It is suggested that students

take at least one college level art class

before applying. The educational

institution the student attends must be

an accredited U.S. institution.

$2,000 http://www.nationalsculpt

ure.org/nssN/index.cfm/fa

/cProg.scholarships

6/7/2013

Lawrence G. Foster Award for

Excellence in Public Relations-

PRSSA

All PRSSA Members are welcomed to

apply $1,500

http://www.prssa.org/scho


idual/foster/

6/7/2013 Stephen D. Pisinski Memorial

Scholarship-PRSSA

Be a journalism, communications or

public relations major. Be in your junior

or senior year of college. Have at least a

3.3 overall grade point average on a 4.0

scale. Be a PRSSA member.

$1,500 http://www.prssa.org/scho


idual/pisinski/

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6/7/2013 Betsy Plank/PRSSA Scholarships

You must be a PRSSA member in your

junior or senior year of college,

preparing for a career in public relations

to apply for this award. Academic

achievement in public relations and

overall studies. Demonstrated

leadership. Practical experience, e.g.

internships, other work/service, student

firm work Commitment to public

relations, particularly as expressed in

the candidate's statement.

$1,000-$2,000 http://www.prssa.org/scho


idual/plank/

6/14/2013 Abbott and Fenner Scholarship High school juniors and seniors, and

college students $1,000

http://www.abbottandfen

ner.com/scholarships.htm

6/14/2013 Collegiate Inventors

Competition

The entry must be the original idea and

work product of a student or team of

students with his or her university

advisor and must not have been (1)

made available to the public as a

commercial product or process, (2)

described in extensive detail in a

publication more than one year prior to

the date of submission, or (3) issued a

patent more than one year prior to the

date of submission. On rare occasions

exceptions may be made to allow the

submission of significant recent

improvements to matter patented or

published more than one year prior to

submission of the application. The entry

submitted must be written in English

$12,500-

$15,000 http://www.invent.org/Col

legiate/

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6/14/2013

Chester Burger Scholarship for

Excellence in Public Relations-

PRSSA

Candidates must be enrolled or

continuing in a graduate studies degree

program in public relations, journalism

or related fields, effective fall 2013.

Candidates must have an undergraduate

GPA of at least 3.0 out of 4

$1,000



ons/individual/burger/

6/14/2013 Ron Culp Scholarship for

Mentorship-PRSSA

To nominate a student, he or she must

be entering his or her senior year in

college in Fall 2013. Must be a major in

public relations, journalism, or related

fields. Must be studying to prepare for a

career in public relations. Must be

attending a four year accredited

institution. Must be in good standing as a

member of a PRSSA chapter.

$1,000



ons/individual/culp/

6/14/2013 John D. Graham Scholarship-

PRSSA

You must be enrolled in a journalism

program, public relations studies or

courses preparing for a career in public

relations, and entering your senior year

of undergraduate studies in fall.

$1,000-$3,000



ons/individual/graham

/

6/14/2013 Marcia Silverman Minority

Student Award-PRSSA

Be enrolled in a journalism program,

public relations studies or courses

preparing for a career in public

relations. Be entering your senior year of

undergraduate studies this fall. Have a

minimum 3.0 GPA. Be of African-

American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian,

Native American, Alaskan Native or

Pacific Islander ancestry.

$5,000



ons/individual/silverm

an/

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6/21/2013 The BigSun Organization

All student athletes are eligible

regardless of the sport they are engaged

in. The student must be a high school

senior or be attending a post secondary

institute.

$500 http://www.bigsunathletic

s.com

6/30/2013 Manos de Esperanza

Scholarship

Show an average 2.8 GPA. Demonstrate

financial need (refer to application).

Have been accepted to a University,

College, or technical school. Should be

involved in activities in the community.

Must attend an interview with the

committee of Manos de Esperanza

$500-$1,000 http://www.manosdeesper

anza.org/2552/2573.html

7/1/2013 Barbara Mandigo Kelly Peace

Poetry Awards Youth, youth (13-18), and adults $200-$1,000

http://www.wagingpeace.org/menu/programs/awards-&-contests/bmk-contest/index.htm

7/1/2013 Migrant Farmworker

Baccalaureate Scholarship

deserving student with a history of

migrating for employment in agriculture

who has successfully completed one year

of college. This support will cover

expenses beyond what the youth is

entitled to in federal/state and other

scholarship assistance. This scholarship

is made available through a generous

endowment from a concerned individual

for the education of children of migrant

farmworkers.

Amount

Varies http://www.migrant.net/

migrant/sch-mfb.htm

7/2/2013 MALDEF's DREAM Act Student

Activist Program

Students in college or graduate school.

Student leaders who have been

outstanding advocates for the DREAM Act

and all immigrant rights

$5,000 http://www.maldef.org/le

adership/scholarships/inde

x.html

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7/4/2013 Hands Along the Nile

The Hands Along the Nile Essay Contest

is available to full-time undergraduate

and graduate students who attend an

accredited college or university in the

United States. High school students

entering college in the fall are also

eligible. To be eligible for this award,

you must submit an essay of no more

than 2,500 words on the topic: "How is

community development in the Middle

East important to the U.S.? Why is it

particularly crucial to focus on Egypt?"

Additional guidelines and rules are

available on the sponsor's site.

$5,000 http://www.handsalon

gthenile.org

7/31/2013 Mexican American Grocers


Applicant must be Hispanic and a full-

time student, have a minimum 2.5 GPA,

and demonstrate financial need.

Applicant must submit official

transcripts. Recipient must be able to

attend the Scholarship Awards Banquet.

$500-$1,000

http://www.aie.org/sc

holarships/detail.cfm?i

d=12048

7/31/2013 From Failure to Promise

Scholarship

High school juniors and seniors, and

undergraduate college students, and

graduate. GPA 3.0 or higher

$500-$1,500

http://www.fromfailur

etopromise.com/Essay

-Scholarship-Contest-

.html

7/31/2013 Vancouver Restaurant

Scholarship

Full time students in high school or

college, 15-21 years old $500

http://www.rcc.edu/s

ervices/studentFinanci

alServices/files/Vanco

uverRestaurantScholars

hip.pdf

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8/1/2013 Young Women in Public Affairs Women ages 16-19, volunteer experience Varies



ams/YoungWomeninPublicA

ffairsAwards.aspx

9/1/2013 Intel Science

Talent Search

Talented U.S. high school seniors to

pursue independent research in science,

math, engineering and medicine.

Amount

Varies http://www.societyforscie

nce.org/STS

9/17/2013 Atlas Shrugged Essay

Competition

Entrant must be a 12th Grader, College

Undergraduate, or Graduate Student. $50-$10,000

http://essaycontest.aynran

dnovels.com/AtlasShrugged

.aspx?theme=blue

9/30/2013 AHIMA Foundation Merit

Scholarship

Member of the American Health

Information Management Association

(AHIMA), Enrolled in a community

college or university, completed 24

credits, GPA 3.5,

$1000-$2,500 http://www.ahimafoundati

on.org/education/MeritSch

olarships.aspx

9/30/2013 Xerox Technical Minority

Scholarship

Must be a full time student at a four-

year institution, must have a b average

grades, must be following technical

science or engineering

$1,000-

$10,000

http://www.xerox.com/jo

bs/student-internship-

program/enus.html

10/4/2013 AES Scholarship High school senior, college students $500 http://www.aesengineers.

com/scholarships.htm

10/15/2013 Brand Essay Competition Anyone in the world may apply $500-$3,000 http://www.instituteforbr

andleadership.org

10/15/2013 La Unidad Latina Foundation

Scholarship

Must be enrolled in a bachelors or

masters program, GPA 2.8 $250-$1,000

http://www.lulfoundation.

org

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10/15/2013 Brickfish: Me and My BFF

contest

To enter into the contest you are

required to submit a photo of you and

your best friend. The Brickfish Me and

my BFF contest is open to students over

the age of 15. In order to participate in

the contest you must be a resident of

the US or Canada

$2,000

http://www.sdcommunitie

s.com/youth-

blog/mirian/brickfish-me-

and-my-bff-contest

11/15/2013 Alvin Cox Memorial Scholarship Enrolled in accredited academic program Amount

Varies http://www.alvincoxmemo

rial.com

11/24/2013 Guidepost Young Writers

Program

The Guidepost Young Writers Contest is

available to high school juniors and

seniors.

$250- $10,000

http://www.poetryscholars

hips.us/poetry-

scholarships/essay-

scholarships/guidepost-

young-writers-essay-

contest-scholarship-for-

writing/256/

11/30/2013 Fred Luster Sr. Education

Foundation

students must be currently enrolled in or

have been accepted by a State Approved

Cosmetic Art Training facility prior to

applying for scholarship

$250 http://www.ahbai.org/sch

olar/luster_cosmetology.ht

ml

12/1/2013 Amelia Earhart Fellowship

Pursuing a Ph.D./doctoral degree with a

superior academic record in the field of

aerospace‐related sciences and

aerospace‐related engineering

$10,000



ams/AmeliaEarhartFellows

hip.aspx

12/1/2013 Women’s Opportunity Award

Women whom have overcome enormous

obstacles including poverty, domestic

violence and/or drug and alcohol abuse

$3,000-$5,000 http://www.soroptimist.or

g/awards/awards.html

12/1/2013 ASHRAE Undergraduate

Engineering Scholarships

Available to full-time undergraduate

engineering or pre-engineering students

pursuing a BS. Applicants must have a

cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 o

$3,000-

$10,000

https://www.ashrae.org/m

embership--

conferences/student-

zone/scholarships-and-

grants/undergraduate-

engineering-scholarships 64


12/3/2013 Kate Neal Kinley Memorial

Fellowship

Fellowships will be awarded upon the

basis of unusual promise in the Fine Arts

as attested by: high attainment in the

applicant’s major field of study as

evidenced by academic marks and

quality of work submitted or performed.

High attainment in related cultural fields

as evidenced by academic marks, the

character, merit, and suitability of the

program proposed by the applicant

excellence of personality, seriousness of

purpose, and good moral character

$9,000-

$2,0000

http://faa.illinois.edu/kat

e_neal_kinley_memorial_fe

llowship

12/3/2013 Love Your Body: 2013 Poster

Contest

Women, elementary, middle school, high

school, and college students $100-$250

http://loveyourbody.nowfo

undation.org/posters/cont

est.html

12/3/2013 Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Juniors and seniors in college $500-$5,000 http://www.eliewieselfoun

dation.org/prizeinethics.as

px

12/5/2013

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

Undergraduate Transfer

Scholarships

Must be a community college student

who wants to transfer to a four year

university, must have financial need, GPA

3.5

Amount

Varies

http://www.jkcf.org/schol

arships/undergraduate-

transfer-scholarships/

12/10/2013 Women Opportunity Award

Demonstrate financial need, provide the

primarily financial need for their

dependents

Amount

Varies http://www.soroptimist.or

g/awards/awards.html

12/15/2013 Scholastic Art and Writing

Awards

Students from 7th-12th grade, guidelines

are detenmain by region.

Amount

Varies http://www.artandwriting.

org

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12/17/2013 NFIB YEF: Young Entrepreneur

of Foundation

High school seniors who are entering

their freshman year at an accredited

two-or four-year university, college, or

vocational institute in the fall of 2013.

They must also demonstrate

entrepreneurial spirit and initiative

through having established a business of

their own.

$1,000-

$10,000 http://www.nfib.com/yef

12/23/2013 Utrecht Art Supplies High school students

Full

scholarship

for Seminar.

http://www.utrechtart.co

m

12/31/2013 Imagine America Scholarship

Program Varies on the school.

Amount

Varies http://www.imagine-

america.org

12/31/2013 BG Scholarship High school or college student, GPA 2.0 $300 http://www.bgscholarship.

com

12/31/2013

Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr.

Scholarship for Young Hispanic

Leaders

High school senior, college undergrad

students. At least one parent must be

Hispanic.

$1,000 http://www.ushli.org/stud

ent/scholarship.php

No Deadline Alert Magazine Scholarship

You must currently be a senior in high

school. Your high school must be located

in one of the following states: Alaska,

Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana,

Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South

Dakota, Washington or Wyoming. You

must have a grade point average of 2.5

or better. You must have plans to attend

college after graduation (the college you

will attend can be located in any state).

$500 http://www.alertmagazine

.org/scholarship.php

Open/Check

online for

updates

Fondo Futuro American Dream

Scholarship

Must be an undocumented student in a

higher education institution

Amount

Varies http://www.fondofuturo.c

om/ff-application.html

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Opens

12/31/2013 Jane M. Klausman

Applicants must apply to their local

Zonta Club. Club winners proceed to the

District Level where one applicant is

chosen to be the District winner and our

candidate for one of the International

scholarships. The best applicants are

those enrolled in challenging, reputable

programs achieving at a high level and

demonstrating commitment to their

community outside the scope of their

academic program. They will be in their

third or fourth year of undergraduate

business study.

$1,000-$5,000



ams/JaneMKlausmanWome

nInBusinessScholarship.aspx

Opens in

April, 2013

Patsy Takemoto Mink Education

Foundation Scholarship

must be a woman, at least 17 years of

age. must be a mother, with minor

children. must be enrolled in a skills

training, ESL, or GED program; or

pursuing a technical/vocational degree,

an associate's degree, a first bachelor's

degree, or a

professional/master's/doctoral degree.

must be enrolled in an accredited

program during the 2013-2014 academic

year. must be low-income (annual family

income less than $17,500 for a family of

2; $22,000 for a family of 3; $26,500 for

a family of 4)

$2,000 http://www.patsyminkfoun

dation.org

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Opens on fall

2013

Grinnell College Social Justice

Prize

Not have turned 40 by January 1, 2013;

Have an exceptional record of

substantive, innovative contributions

within their chosen field that have

enabled them to become a force for

social justice; Through their actions,

embody the Grinnell College ideal of

using their knowledge and their abilities

to serve the common good; Demonstrate

the essence of Grinnell College's broad

liberal arts education through critical

thinking, creative problem-solving, and

free inquiry; Not be widely known

outside their immediate community or

field; Be nominated by a third party; If

chosen as a winner and along with their

chosen organization, be verified and

validated by Grinnell College;

Participate in an on-campus symposium

and awards ceremony, and explore other

opportunities to engage the Grinnell and

wider community; Have sufficient

English fluency to facilitate participation

and community engagement; and Be

able to provide in English any

supplemental information required as

part of the selection process

$10,000

http://www.grinnell.e

du/offices/studentaffa

irs/chaplain/socialjusti

ceprize/nominationcrit

eria

Selected Boys & Girls Clubs of American

National Youth of the Year

Local Clubs recognize members ages 14

to 18 as Youth of the Month winners and

select a Youth of the Year, who then

participates in state competitions.

$1,000-

$50,000

http://www.bgca.org/

whatwedo/characterle

adership/Pages/YoY.as

px 68


Check online

for updates KFC Colonel's Scholars

Supports high school seniors with

entrepreneurial drive, strong

perseverance, demonstrated financial

need and who want to pursue a college

education at an accredited public

institution in the state they reside.

Amount

Varies

http://www.college-

financial-aid-

advice.com/kfc-

scholarship.html

Check online

for updates

Organic Way to Grow Essay

Contest

This scholarship is available to students

13+. He/she must write a 250 word essay

on why organic agriculture is important

to you and your family.

Amount

Varies http://mnlatinosinhighered

.org/node/238

Check online

for updates Tzu Chi Scholarships

Demostrates financial need, U.S. high

school graduating senior or equivalent,

GPA 3.0 or higher

$1,000 http://nca.us.tzuchi.org/s

cholarship

TBDCheck

online for

updates

Commission Femenil

Scholarship

Scholarship available to Latino females

who are pursuing a education at an

accredited College or University. Student

must demonstrate financial need, and be

involved in the community

$1,000-$1,500

http://www.schoolsoup.co

m/scholarship-

directory/state/Comision-

Femenil-Scholarship-30452

TBDCheck

online for

updates

The Freedom Forum NCAA

Sports Journalism Scholarship

For college juniors majoring in

journalism. Applicants must demonstrate

a career goal in sports journalism.

$3,000 http://journalism.unl.edu/

students/undergrad/schola

rships.shtml

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The contest

will be closed

for additional

entries once

the first 200

essays are

received.

My Recipe- My Heritage

Scholarship

Both US citizens and foreign students

currently attending a US college,

university, or another institution of

higher education are eligible to

participate. Scholarship participants will

be asked to create a student site or blog

that is hosted by the student's school

with a link to Fast Recipes. Scholarship

winners will be asked to present

additional proof of attendance prior to

receiving the scholarship award.

Amount

Varies

http://www.ofas.uci.edu/

content/OutsideScholarship

s.aspx?nav=0&id=1486

Will open in

Spring 2013 United States Institute of Peace

Applicants must be enrolled in

recognized doctoral programs (for

example, Ph.D., S.J.D., Ed.D., Th.D.) in

accredited universities in the United

States.

$20,000 for

10 months

http://www.mcsfex.net/Sc

holarshipView.aspx?Scholar

shipId=2821&mode=1

On-going Harvest for Hope Foundation

Scholarship

Be a graduating high school senior or

current college student Enrolled in or

accepted at an accredited educational

institution (public or private college,

technical or vocational school) Must

have a minimum GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0

scale Demonstrate financial need. (All

scholarships & grants won MUST be

documented on the application.)

Amount

Varies http://harvestofhope.net/

about-harvest-of-hope.php

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Bates Technical College

Foundation and Alumni Office

(253) 680-7160 | Downtown Campus, Rm M332

[email protected]

http://www.bates.ctc.edu/foundation

Bellevue College

Bellevue College Foundation

(425) 564-2386 |

http://bellevuecollege.edu/foundation/scholarships/

Bellingham Technical College

Foundation Office

(360) 752-8684 | 7:30 AM -4:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.btcfound.org

Big Bend Community College

Foundation Office

(509) 793-2034 |

[email protected]

http://admissions.bigbend.edu/FinAid/Pages/FoundationScholarships.aspx

Cascadia Community College

Office of the President- Kodiak Corner

(425) 352-8252 | 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.cascadia.edu/finaid/scholarshipsfuture.aspx

Central Washington University

Scholarship Central-Barge Hall Room 103

(509) 963-3005 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.cwu.edu/scholarships/

-Automatically considered for Merit Scholarships

Centralia College

Student Services

(360) 736-9391 | 8:00 AM-3:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.centralia.edu/admissions/finaid/scholarships.html

Clark College

Admissions & Financial Aid

(360) 992-2582 | 7:30 AM- 6:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.clark.edu/admissions_fin_aid/fin_aid/scholarships.php

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mailto:[email protected]

http://www.bates.ctc.edu/foundation



http://www.btcfound.org




http://www.cascadia.edu/finaid/scholarshipsfuture.aspx


http://www.cwu.edu/scholarships/


http://www.centralia.edu/admissions/finaid/scholarships.html



Clover Park Technical College

Foundation Office Building 19, Room 101b

(253) 589-5732 | [email protected]

http://www.cptc.edu/index.php/about_cptc/foundation/scholarship_application

Columbia Basin College

CBC Foundation

(509) 542-4436 | 7:00 AM-4:30 PM

[email protected]

http://www.columbiabasin.edu/index.aspx?page=106

Eastern Washington University

Financial Aid and Scholarships

(509) 359-2314

http://www.ewu.edu/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships.xml

-Automatically considered for the Presidential Scholarship and other Merit Scholarships

Edmonds Community College

Edmond’s Foundation

(425) 640-1274 | 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.edcc.edu/diversity/diversity_affairs/default.php

Everett Community College

EvCC Foundation

(425) 388-9280 | 9:00 AM-6:30 PM

[email protected]

http://www.everettcc.edu/resources/financial/fa/index.cfm?id=400&linkFrom=Search

Gonzaga University

Financial Aid Office

(509) 313-6582 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.gonzaga.edu/Admissions/Undergraduate-Admissions/Scholarships/scholarship-opportunities.asp


Grays Harbor College

Office of Financial Aid-Room 2401

(360) 538-4243 | 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.ghc.edu/finaid/schol.htm

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http://www.columbiabasin.edu/index.aspx?page=106








http://www.ghc.edu/finaid/schol.htm

Heritage University

Financial Aid

(509) 865-8502

[email protected]

http://www.heritage.edu/FutureStudents/FinancialAid/Scholarships.aspx


Highline Community College

Highline Community College Foundation

(206) 592-3358 | 8:00am-5:00pm

[email protected]

http://financialaid.highline.edu

Lake Washington Technical Institute

Financial Aid Office- Room W209

(425) 739-8106 | 7:30 AM-4:30 PM

[email protected]

http://www.lwtech.edu/offices_and_services/departments/financial_aid_office/financial_aid_scholarships.html

Lower Columbia College

Foundation

(360) 442-213 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.lowercolumbia.edu/Common/financial-aid/scholarships/

North Seattle Community College

Financial Aid Office- CC 2358A

(206) 934-3688 | 8:00 AM- 4:30 PM

[email protected]

https://northseattle.edu/scholarships

Olympia College

Office of Student Financial Aid

(360) 475-7160 | 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM

Humanities & Student Services Bldg

http://www.olympic.edu/Students/GettingStarted/FinancialAid/schol.htm

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http://financialaid.highline.edu




http://lcc.ctc.edu/scripts/[email protected]?subject=Foundation Inquiry




https://northseattle.edu/scholarships



Pacific Lutheran University

Office of Financial Aid

(253) 535-7134 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.plu.edu/admission/first-year/financial-aid/first-year-scholarships.php


Peninsula College


(360) 417-6390 | 9:00 AM-4:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.pencol.edu/scholarships

Pierce College

Foundation

(253) 864-3261 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.pierce.ctc.edu/dist/scholarships/

Renton Technical College

Financial Aid Office-Robert C. Roberts Campus Center, Building I

(425) 235-5841 | 9:00 AM-4:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.rtc.edu/foundation/AboutUs/Scholarships/Scholarships_Students.aspx

Saint Martin’s University

Student Financial Servises


http://www.stmartin.edu/sfs/


Seattle Central Community College

SCCC Foundation-Career Services Center

(206) 934-4383 | 8:00 AM-4:30 PM BE1102E1

[email protected]

http://www.seattlecentral.edu/payforcollege/scholarships.php

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http://www.pencol.edu/scholarships

http://www.pierce.ctc.edu/dist/scholarships/

http://www.rtc.edu/ContactUs/BuildingGuide/index.aspx




http://www.stmartin.edu/sfs/

http://www.seattlecentral.edu/payforcollege/scholarships.php

Seattle University

Admissions Office


[email protected]

http://www.seattleu.edu/undergraduate-admissions/finances/scholarships/

http://www.seattleu.edu/oma/resources/undocumented/

-Automatically considered for Sullivan Leadership Award and other Merit Scholarships

Shoreline Community College

SCC Foundation

(206) 533-6783 | Admissions Building #1005

[email protected]

http://new.shoreline.edu/foundation/scholarships.aspx

Shoreline Community College

SVC Foundation- Financial Aid Office

Mount Vernon Campus | (360) 416-7666

Whidbey Island Campus | (360) 679-5320

http://www.skagit.edu/news.asp_Q_pagenumber_E_136

South Puget Sound Community College

Student Financial Services-Building 25, First Floor

(360) 596-5234 | 7:30 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/admissions/funding/scholarships

South Seattle Community College

Foundation and Development Office

(206) 934-5809 | 8:00 AM-4:30 PM

[email protected]

http://www.southseattle.edu/foundation/support.aspx

13th Year Scholarship if applicable

Spokane Community College

Student Success and Career Services

(509) 533-8157 | 7:30 AM-4:00 PM

http://www.scc.spokane.edu/?finaidschol

Spokane Falls Community College

SFCC Foundation


[email protected]

http://www.ccs.spokane.edu/Foundation/Scholarships.aspx

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http://www.seattleu.edu/oma/resources/undocumented/

http://new.shoreline.edu/foundation/scholarships.aspx

http://www.skagit.edu/news.asp_Q_pagenumber_E_136

http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/admissions/funding/scholarships

http://www.southseattle.edu/foundation/support.aspx

http://www.scc.spokane.edu/?finaidschol



Tacoma Community College

TCC Foundation


http://www.tacomacc.edu/costsandaid/typesofaid/scholarships/

The Evergreen State College

Office of Enrollment Services/UG Scholarships


http://give.evergreen.edu/scholarships.html


University of Puget Sound

Fellowships

(253) 879-3329 | Howarth Hall 114J

[email protected]

http://www.pugetsound.edu/academics/academic-resources/fellowships-scholarships/


University of Washington Bothell

Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards

(425) 352-3261 | 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.uwb.edu/studentservices/merit-scholarships

http://www.uwb.edu/financialaid/hb1079

-Automatically considered for the Costco Diversity Scholarship and other Merit Scholarships

University of Washington Seattle

Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards

(206) 543-4282 | 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

http://expd.washington.edu/scholarships/omsfa/office-of-merit-scholarships-fellowships-awards.html


University of Washington Tacoma


(253) 692-4374 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM [email protected]

http://www.tacoma.uw.edu/admissions/financial-aid/uw-tacoma-scholarships


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http://www.tacomacc.edu/costsandaid/typesofaid/scholarships/

http://give.evergreen.edu/scholarships.html




















Walla Walla Community College


(509) 527-4301 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.wwcc.edu/CMS/index.php?id=2815

Walla Walla University

Multicultural Services (Office of Diversity)

(509) 527-2393

http://www.wallawalla.edu/attend-wwu/student-financial-services/financial-aid/scholarships/


Washington State University Pullman



http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/scholarships.html

http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/1079.html


Washington State University Tri-Cities

Financial Aid & Scholarships


http://www.tricity.wsu.edu/financialaid-scholarships/


Washington State University Vancouver

Financial Aid & Scholarships


http://studentaffairs.vancouver.wsu.edu/financial-aid-and-scholarships/scholarships


Wenatchee Valley College


(509) 682-6810 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.wvc.edu/directory/departments/financialaid/scholarships.asp

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http://www.wwcc.edu/CMS/index.php?id=2815










http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/scholarships.html

http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/1079.html











Whatcom Community College

Whatcom CC Foundation

(360) 383-3320 | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.whatcom.ctc.edu/about-wcc/wcc-foundation/

Whitman College

Office of Financial Aid Services

(509) 527-5178 | 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

[email protected]

http://www.whitman.edu/content/financial_aid/whitman-scholarships

-Automatically considered for the Lomen-Douglas Scholarship

and other Merit Scholarships

Whitworth University


(509) 777.3215 | 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM

[email protected]

http://www.whitworth.edu/administration/financialaid/scholarshipopportunities/academicscholarships.htm

http://www.whitworth.edu/GeneralInformation/DiversityInterculturalRelations/Index.htm


Yakima Valley Community College

[email protected] | 9:00 AM- 12:30 PM

Yakima Campus Deccio Higher Education Center | (509) 574-6855

Grandview Campus | (509) 882-7008

http://www.yvcc.edu/Students/Getting%20Started/FinancialAid/Pages/Scholarships.aspx

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http://www.yvcc.edu/Students/Getting Started/FinancialAid/Pages/Scholarships.aspx

http://www.yvcc.edu/Students/Getting Started/FinancialAid/Pages/Scholarships.aspx

http://students.washington.edu/beyondhb/

www.fastweb.com

www.thewashboard.org

www.collegesuccessfoundation.org


http://www.scholarshipjunkies.com

http://expd.washington.edu/scholarships/search

www.scholastic.com

www.hsf.net

www.hacu.net

www.scholarships.com

www.feedmycollegefund.org

www.latinocollegedollars.org

www.e4fc.org

www.chci.org

www.ahetems.org

www.migrant.net

www.salliemae.com www.semy.org

www.chciyouth.org

www.cwu.edu/~bridges

www.elcentrodelaraza.org

http://www.leapwa.org/

www.aaspira.org/scholarships

www.pacificare.com

www.careersandcolleges.org

www.hispanicscholarships.org

www.scholarshipsforhispanics.com

http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/

http://maldef.org/pdf/Scholarships.pdf

www.lideres.nclr.pg/sections/resources

http://www.collegenet.com/mach25/app

http://leapwa.org/resources/resource.asp

http://www.aspira.org/college_resources.htm

http://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch_ss/welcome.jsp

http://futurestudents.wsu.edu/scholarship/special.aspx

http://oregonstate.edu/dept/casa/myweb4/noSSNscholarships.htm

http://www.scholarshipsforhispanics.org

http://www.page-ed.org/apply

http://www.migrant.net/migrant/scholarships.htm

http://www.chooseyourfuture.org/college/undocumented-students

http://expd.washington.edu/scholarships/current-undergraduate/undocumentedhb-1079-students.html

http://www.seattlefoundation.org/Pages/Default.aspx

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http://www.fastweb.com



http://www.thewashboard.org

http://www.collegesuccessfoundation.org



http://www.scholarshipjunkies.com



http://www.scholastic.com

http://www.hsf.net

http://www.hacu.net

http://www.scholarships.com

http://www.feedmycollegefund.org

http://www.latinocollegedollars.org

http://www.e4fc.org

http://www.chci.org

http://www.ahetems.org

http://www.migrant.net

http://www.salliemae.com

http://www.semy.org

http://www.chciyouth.org

http://www.cwu.edu/~bridges

http://www.elcentrodelaraza.org

http://www.leapwa.org/

http://www.aaspira.org/scholarships

http://www.aaspira.org/scholarships

http://www.pacificare.com

http://www.careersandcolleges.org

http://www.hispanicscholarships.org

http://www.scholarshipsforhispanics.com

http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/

http://maldef.org/pdf/Scholarships.pdf

http://www.lideres.nclr.pg/sections/resources

http://www.collegenet.com/mach25/app

http://leapwa.org/resources/resource.asp

http://www.aspira.org/college_resources.htm

http://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch_ss/welcome.jsp

http://futurestudents.wsu.edu/scholarship/special.aspx



http://www.scholarshipsforhispanics.org



















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