Laura Rendon Scholarship
Congratulations to our Laura Rendón Scholarship Recipients:
- Incoming Freshman:
-Alma Hernandez - Current ASU Student:
- Veronica Monzon - Incoming ASU Transfer:
- David Giorge
Minimmum Criteria:
1.These scholarships, open to incoming and current ASU students, are valued at $5000 each. Students receiving these awards cannot be recipients of other ASU recruitment scholarships with the exception of the University Scholarship.
2.Each scholarship will be distributed equally over two semesters, i.e. half of the scholarship will be awarded each semester in an academic year.
3.Applicants must be full time (15 credit hours) degree seeking undergraduates at Arizona State University for Fall 2007. A minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average (high school cumulative grade point average, ASU cumulative grade point average, or transfer cumulative grade point average) must be demonstrated.
4.Applicants must be a graduate of an Arizona high school (or current senior).
5.Applicants must demonstrate financial need. Applicants must complete the ASU standard scholarship income/expense form and submit it with this scholarship application.
6.Selection will occur in the spring semester and awardees are announced in May. The award is granted for the following academic year (fall and spring semester).
7.Preference is given to low income and first generation students. The definition of a first generation student is that neither of the student's parents has graduated with a baccalaureate degree from a college or university.
8.Scholarships are awarded on a one-time basis.
Selection Process:
Selection will be based upon the criteria outlined above, in addition to:
- Scholarship application
- Academic record/transcript
- Extracurricular Experience Information
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Essay
- Scholarship income/expense budget form
Application Questions:
Application Period is currently OPEN.
DOWNLOAD APPLICATION HERE
Direct questions to:
Cecilia menjivar, CLFSA President
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CLFSA Recognitions
CLFSA Recognitions Awards Available: |
The Roberto L. Pastor Student Award
Roberto L. Pastor was one of the early Chicano student leaders at ASU during the initial "Levantamiento Estudiantil" in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Roberto helped spearhead the ASU/SOUTHWEST Chicano Mobile Project, an early upstart of the community-based recruitment and retention projects benefiting the Chicano community. Through his efforts, Roberto a leading force and community-based coalition builder, giving birth to the development of Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc., Barrio Youth, Inc., and Valle Del Sol Institute, Inc. In 1974, Roberto successfully launched his candidacy for Justice of the Peace in south Phoenix and served as Justice of the Peace until his untimely death in an auto accident.
Roberto L. Pastor served as an energetic role model for students of all ages and forged a leadership role in the Hispanic community of Arizona. In honor of these achievements, the CLFSA of ASU recognizes an ASU undergraduate or graduate student who exemplifies:
Academic achievement, Outreach to Hispanic youth, Leadership at ASU/the community, and community service/involvement.
Past Honorees:
- '10- Jose F. Alvarez, Jr (undergrad) | Tracey Flores (grad)
- '08- Michael J. Trejo
- '07- Ana Gomez
- '06- Juliet N. Kissel
- '07- Ana Gomez
- '06- Juliet N. Kissel
- '05- Christina Marin
- '04- Janey Pearl
- '03- Cristina Gonzalez
- '02- MaryLou Gonzalez
- '01- Rosanne Carbajal
- '00- Isabel Gonzalez
- '99- Kathya Hidalgo
- '98- Luis Heredia
- '97- Rafael Reyes
- '96- Veronica Robles
- '95- Natalie Rivera
- '94- Romero Jalomo
The Dr. Christine Marin Staff Award
Born in Globe, Arizona, Dr. Christine Marin began her tenure at ASU in 1961 when she enrolled as a student. Chris earned a B.A. in English (1976) and a M.A. in History (1982) and Ph.D. (2005) from ASU. As a student, Chris became active, becoming a founding member of the Mexican American Students' Organization (1967) which is now known as MEChA. In 1967, Chris joined the ASU staff as a library assistant where she began efforts to initiate and institutionalize what is now the Chicano Research Collection in Hayden Library; she now serves as its curator and archivist. As a devoted ASU staff member, Chris has served in various university committees, task forces, and administrative positions. More importantly, Chris has compassionately served our students, faculty, and community.
Dr. Christine Marin exemplifies devotion to public service and advancement of our Hispanic heritage in her efforts of preservation and documentation. In honor of these achievements, the CLFSA of ASU recognizes an ASU staff member who exemplifies:
Passion of their profession, Outreach to Hispanic youth, Leadership at ASU/the community, and community service/involvement.
Past Honorees:
- '10- - Stacey Flores
- '08- Maria Moreno
- '07- Gabriel Escontrías, Jr.
- '06- Gema Ledesma
- '05- Concepcion Biebrich
- '04- Maria Elena Coronado
- '03- David Morales
- '02- Antonia Franco
- '01- Ed Delci
- '00- Sonia Honne
- '99- Eva Fatigoni
- '98- Norma Talamante
- '97- Susan Alameda
- '96- Dr. Santos Vega
- '95- Frank Hidalgo
- '94- Jerri Pastor
The Dr. Manuel Servin Faculty Award
Historian, professor, and editor, Dr. Manuel Servin was born in El Paso, Texas but grew up in Calexico, California. He served in the U.S. Air Force during World War II and took advantage of the G.I. Bill to pursue a college education. Professor Servin earned a B.A. in Liberal Arts (1949) and his M.A. (1954) and his Ph.D. (1959) in Mexican and Latin American History from the University of Southern California. Professor Servin joined the ASU faculty in 1969, after teaching at El Camino College and USC. In 1970, Professor Servin quickly shined at ASU when he published one of the early collections of historical essays on the Chicano experience. He also served as editor of historical journals of the Southwest, enabling many Chicano students to publish articles on the Chicano experience. Professor Servin continued to train graduate students in Chicano history until poor health forced him into retirement.
Dr. Manuel Servin's dedication to scholarly research, study of the Chicano experience, and mentorship of Chicano students brought regional visibility and recognition to ASU. In honor of these achievements, the CLFSA of ASU recognizes an ASU faculty member who exemplifies:
Achievement in research, Mentorship of Hispanic students, Leadership at ASU/the community, and community service/involvement. .
Past Honorees:
- '10- Gabriel Q. Shaibi, PhD, PT
- '08- Dr. lisa Magana
- '07- Dr. Carlos Castillo-Chavez
- '06- Dr. Orde Kittrie
- '05- Dr. Manuel de Jesus Hernandez-Gutierrez
- '04- Miguel Montiel
- '03- Dr. Antonio Garcia
- '02- Dr. Lisa Magaña
- '01- Dr. Gary D. Keller-Cárdenas
- '00- Dr. Alberto L. Pulido
- '99- Dr. Edward J. Escobar
- '98- Dr. Justo S. Alarcon
- '97- Dr. F. Arturo Rosales
- '96- Dr. Leonard A. Valverde
- '95- Dr. Joaquin Bustoz
- '94- Dr. Raymond Padilla
The César E. Chávez Community Service Award
Born in Yuma, AZ, Dr. César Chávez grew up in California as a migrant farm worker. Witnessing the environmental conditions of our community, César organized grassroots efforts to improve the working and living conditions. His efforts led to the founding the United Farm Workers Association. Arizona State University honored César in 1992 with an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Humane Letters, Honors Causa, for his efforts in community building and improving the working conditions of migrant farm workers. César inspired others to share, care, and above all, build a sense of community within the neighborhoods that we were raised and must now serve. Based upon his spirit, passion, tireless action, and leadership, César stands as a national legend.
A devoted father, community organizer, activist, and non-violent leader, Dr. César E. Chávez lent his support to causes which improved the living and working conditions for many. In honor of these achievements, the CLFSA of ASU recognizes a community member who exemplifies:
Community activism, Outreach to Hispanic youth, A strong foundation of leadership, and establishment of community collaborations. .
Past Honorees:
- '10- Sandra Ferniza
- '08- Dr. Loui Olivas
- '07- Manuel “Lito” Peña
- '06- Bianca Lucero
- '05- Tim Hogan & Sylvia Salas
- '04- Rosemary Ybarra-Hernández
- '03- Dorelyn Kunkel
- '02- Armando Flores
- '01- Senator Jo Eddie & Rose Marie Lopez
- '00- Pete García
- '99- Manuel Luis Ortega
- '99- Dr. Santos Vega
- '98- Dr. Emilia Martínez-Brawley
- '97- Ed Delci
- '96- Dr. Sheryl Santos
- '95- Alfredo Gutiérrez
- '94- Dr. José Nañez
NOMINATIONS
Nominations are now being accepted. Please complete the CLFSA Annual Recognition Awards Nomination Form and submit to Eva Fatigoni by Noon, April 15, 2011
Direct questions to:
Eva Fatigoni
CLFSA President
MAIL CODE 3020
602.496.0986
Eva@asu.edu