Arizona State University Resources

Nisei Student Relocation Commemorative Fund (NSRCF) Scholarships
Scholarships available to Arizona Southeast Asian American high school seniors who plan to pursue higher education in Summer or Fall 2008.

Y. F. Wu Asian American and Pacific Islander Student Scholarships
This scholarship provides financial support to Asian American students who aspire to higher education in Arizona. Students from the Asian, South Asian, Southeast Asian, Asian American, or Pacific Islander communities are encouraged to apply. 2008-09 fillable pdf application now available.

Asian LEAD Academy
The Asian LEAD Academy was established in 1994 to provide opportunities and resources for youth, particularly Asian American and Pacific Islander high school students and incoming college freshmen, to reach their full potential as leaders in a multi-cultural society

Capitol Scholars Program
This program is sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, is designed to train future leaders by providing students with hands-on training in the public policymaking process in Washington, D.C. ASU Capitol Scholars identify specific policy problems during a 3-day field trip to New York City before returning to DC to work on creating solutions to these problems in their internships. Weekly classes give Capitol Scholars an opportunity to interact with political leaders and to evaluate the policy process from the vantage points of their different internships. The program is limited to 25 students (undergraduates only).