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ScholarshipsThurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund Two student scholarships specifically for Native American students at ASU sponsored by the Native American Alumni Chapter of the Alumni Association. Applications are now being accepted for Outstanding Student Leader ($200 book scholarship) and the Josiah N. Moore Scholarship (in the amount of $1,000). Both awards are part of the annual Josiah N. Moore Memorial Scholarship Benefit Dinner planned for Saturday, October 28, at the Marriott Buttes Resort in Tempe. If you know any Native American student leaders deserving of the award, please feel free to forward this information to them or nominate the individual yourself. The nomination forms, and more information about the Benefit, are available here. Thank you for your consideration. GO SUN DEVILS! Becky Hornack 50 Roybal-Allard ScholarshipsI was sent this link to a pdf that compiles over 50 pages of scholarship and grants, covering as many disciplines one could think of. Here is the link. Back to topOpportunities for Hispanic Students
Arizona State University is a HACU member institution - ASU students are eligible for this scholarship. To find out more information & apply for the scholarship: (English) (Spanish) Or- call the special information number (866) 219-3658. QUESTAR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMThe QUESTAR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP was established to provide one or more scholarships for undergraduate Native American students from tribes who live along Questar Pipeline Company’s Southern Trails Pipeline. It is the donor’s intent to assist good students who otherwise may not be able to attend school. Questar encourages students who accept scholarships to “return the gift” by providing assistance to others once they are successful. This scholarship is open to Arizona residents and non-Arizona residents.CRITERIA:· Must be a U.S. citizen· Must be an American Indian from one of the tribes living along the Questar Pipeline Company’s Southern Trails-Pipeline including, but not limited to, Navajo, Hopi and Fort Mojave. · Must be first-degree seeking an undergraduate degree. · Must be registered for 12 credit hours each semester at ASU or 6 credit hours per summer session. · Have a minimum 2.00 ASU cumulative G.P.A. and show progression toward a degree. · American Indian students must be enrolled in a federally recognized Indian Tribe (must provide CIB/Enrollment number). · The scholarship is a one-time award (up to $500). · Recipient must be registered at the American Indian Institute. APPLICATION PROCEDURE:· Complete the application form, including the three questions.· Provide two (2) letters of recommendations. · Submit an unofficial ASU transcript. Questions? Please call Jaynie Parrish at the Office of the President at 480.727.8325. Federal Sponsored FellowshipsFor more information on federal sponsored fellowships that provide opportunities to serve in an ideal setting for advanced training, please visit the following website. http://www.studentjobs.gov/d_fellowship.asp Individuals are given the opportunity to study and gain invaluable insight into a particular field of study. These programs can last 6 weeks to several years. Information? Contact Mark Oliver at (202) 219-0808. |
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