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Students all across Indiana have a decision to make about their future. Anderson University wants to show them why a visit to campus during College GO! The week could be the catalyst for a bright future.

From September 25 to 29, we're hosting special visit days where we will automatically consider students like yours for admission and scholarships if they bring their transcript to a campus visit. And if that's not enough, students could win one of many special giveaways just for visiting.

And, students can earn a $4,000 scholarship just for visiting AU with our new campus visit scholarship!

Greetings from Anderson University!

We are writing today to share with you our most recent news for immediate release.
Anderson University Receives National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Designation
Anderson University has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) as announced by the National Security Agency (NSA). This is a prestigious endorsement from a national-level intelligence agency of the United States Department of Defense. AU becomes the second private institution in Indiana and just the sixth member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities to actively hold the designation.

Cybersecurity is a rapidly expanding field and a huge career opportunity for the next generation. The sad thing is - many people don't know about it, which can make it intimidating. The great news is Anderson University is the Christian university for cybersecurity. The Anderson program can take students with a willingness to learn and prepare them for a fulfilling career in cybersecurity from the ground up.

One of our favorite questions to ask prospective students is simple - do you like playing Minecraft? If the answer is yes, then you have a mind for cybersecurity and you can do it!

To incentivize high school students who are willing to step into the unknown and learn something new, like cybersecurity, Anderson offers generous scholarships to enable you to rise up and meet the call to serve.

● Future Leaders in Engineering, Computing, and Security Scholarship
● Engineering Full Scholarship Competition
● Women in Computer Science Scholarship
● Honors Program Scholarship
● First Robotics Scholarship

This year, there are approximately 9,000 cybersecurity jobs available just in Indiana, and that number continues to grow. The number of openings across the United States is shocking, there is a clear shortage of cybersecurity professionals, and Anderson has the program to prepare students to fill the need.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to the Office of Admissions.

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NWHSC is committed to preparing students to become their BEST.

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Amazon Future Engineer students can boost their future for themselves and their community with the support of college funding, paid internships, and industry mentors.

You can receive a scholarship of up to $40,000
(up to $10,000/year) towards an undergraduate degree in engineering or computer science and an offer to complete a summer internship at Amazon!
Applications are now OPEN and will close on December 15th at 4:00pm EST.

If you have students or families in mind for this opportunity, check out our sharing resources for ways to communicate about the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship!

This could be you!

The AFE scholarship presents life-changing opportunities, but don't take it from us. Meet current AFE Scholars that share about their experience ->

We want you to apply! When it comes to a paid industry internship and up to $40,000 in scholarships, your time can go a long way. You could be one of four hundred students chosen to win this double-sized opportunity-there's only one way to find out.

More than just a scholarship/internship

Learn about what makes the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship more than just a scholarship! Recipients introduce you to the community they've joined and the benefits of engaging with scholars from all across the country who also share the love of Computer Science. Dive into scholars' unique experiences and learn why this is much more than just a scholarship or internship.

Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science, engineering, or robotics is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.

Georgia Tech, 2023

I started to make an impact on the lives of all students, to be an ally to students of color who often don't see themselves reflected in the staff of their schools, and try to broaden the horizons of those students who might not have access to the same resources as those from higher income families. Computer science related work is the new booming industry, and a career in computer science can be life changing.

Purdue University, 2023

I am from Hammond, Indiana and I discovered my passion for CS when I learned that it could serve as a way to let my creativity flow and help make people's lives easier. During the summer of 2020 I interned for Amazon as an Amazon Future Engineer and one thing I enjoyed the most about the AFE program was the sense of community it provided. Being an intern at a major tech company like Amazon after your freshman year of college can seem daunting but when you have a community of those similar to you, it helps make your experience 10X better.

University of California Berkeley, 2023

My hope is to inspire students and let them know that -if I can win an award like this, they can do much more. My goal as a teacher is to give students that boost, a launchpad, and an extra hand. Being a part of this program and now winning this award, I'm looking forward to next year as we reach a new cohort of students ready to explore, build, and take advantage of this program to better themselves and their community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Once you are selected as a recipient, the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship program will take a look at your financial aid package to determine how much funding you need. If your financial aid package shows that you have an unmet need of $9,000 per year, the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship will give you $9,000. However, if your unmet need is more than $10,000, you will receive the maximum amount of $10,000 per year. In simple terms, we will cover your unmet financial need, up to a maximum of $10,000 annually.

Awards are renewable for up to three years or until a bachelor's degree is earned, whichever occurs first. Renewal is contingent upon the applicant continuing full-time enrollment at an accredited college or university, and maintaining a good standing with their university.

Applicants to the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship Program must:

✅ Must be a U.S. Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Employment Authorized to work in the United States.
✅ Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science, engineering, or robotics is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.
✅ Be planning to attain a bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, robotics, or other computer science related field of study from an accredited 4-year college or from a 2-year college with the intent to transfer to a 4-year college.
✅ Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.3 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).
✅ Must show financial need.

No! We actually have quite a few majors that are eligible for this award see below for details. If you have specific questions on whether your major would be a fit, reach out to us at AmazonFutureEngineer@ScholarshipAmerica.org and we will get back to you within one business day.

RELATED MAJORS
Computer Science
General Computer Engineering
General Computer Engineering
Technology Computer Hardware Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Information Systems Information Technology Management Information Systems Software Engineering or Software Development Math (Mathematics, Applied Math)
Data Science Mechanical Engineering Robotics Robotics Engineering Computer Hardware Engineering Design & Technology Aerospace Engineering Aeronautical Engineering

RELATED CAREERS
Computer Programmers
Computer Scientists
Computer Systems Analysts
Computer and Information Systems Manager
Software Developers Robotics
Robotics Engineer
Biomedical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Hardware Engineer
Device Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Aeronautical Engineer
Electrical Engineer

The applications open on October 2, 2023 and will stay open through December 15, 2023.

Winners of the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship also receive an offer to complete a summer industry internship after completing their freshman year of college. AFE interns work embedded on a software or hardware engineering team and pair up with a co-intern, manager, and mentors to build projects that have a real impact on Amazon customers. Interns get to work on some of Amazon's groundbreaking technologies and core platforms, like Alexa voice technology, Amazon Web Services, and the Amazon retail platform. At the end of the summer, most interns ship production-level code to Amazon!

Besides their project work, Amazon Future Engineer interns get exposure to the Amazon business through fireside chats with senior leaders, deep dives from technology teams, and an annual Alexa skills-building hackathon. Interns build bonds with their fellow intern cohort by collaborating on their project work and through social events - so if you join us as an AFE intern, you'll have lots of fellow interns from a similar background to go through this experience with you!

Please e-mail: AmazonFutureEngineer@ScholarshipAmerica.org and we'll get back to you within one business day.

At Amazon, supporting underserved students in their computer science education is not only important to us-it's imperative to building a diverse tech industry and future. Our Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship program provides students with an opportunity to upgrade their careers with up to $40,000 in scholarships and an offer to complete a paid summer internship at Amazon.

Teach students to code their own space-themed Alexa skills - all with block code and no Amazon account or device required.

We provide standards aligned and culturally responsive computer science curriculum and teacher training to make sure educators have the tools they need to feel confident in the classroom.

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There are stories worth sharing in every field.

The Regions Riding Forward® Scholarship Contest celebrates stories of Black Americans who inspire others to positively impact the world around them. Famous icon, trailblazer or local mentor, their story is worth sharing. It's an 11-year tradition of students winning valued scholarships.

Black icons who shattered stereotypes & Black innovators who lit the way.

Now it's your turn to try. Tell us through Written Essay or Video Essay about a Black American individual who has inspired you for the opportunity to earn a $3,500 or $5,000 college scholarship.

Whose inspiring story will you share?

To enter, you must submit a 500-word (or less) Written Essay or a 3-minute (or less) Video Essay that addresses how a Black American individual has been an inspiration in your life, and that discusses the contributions of that Black American individual.

High School Seniors

Regions will award $5,000 scholarships to 30 high school seniors who live in states with Regions full service branches and will attend an accredited college during the 2022-2023 academic school year. (15 scholarships will be awarded for Written Essay submissions and 15 scholarships will be awarded for Video Essay submissions.)

College Students

Regions will award $3,500 scholarships to 30 freshmen, sophomores or juniors who permanently reside in, or currently attend an accredited college in, states with Regions full service branches and will attend an accredited college during the 2022-2023 academic school year. (15 scholarships will be awarded for Written Essay submissions and 15 scholarships will be awarded for Video Essay submissions.)

Regions believes in supporting the students whose passion and actions every day will continue to make stories worth sharing. That's why we have awarded over $1 million in total scholarships to high school and college students.

How to Enter

Enter the Regions Riding Forward Scholarship Contest from February 1, 2022 through March 31, 2022. Complete and save all requested information.

2. Prepare your Written Essay or Video Essay

Choose a Black American individual whose story worth sharing has inspired you. That person could be a historical figure, someone famous, a role model or someone you know. Just make sure the individual inspires and motivates you. For guidance, be sure to carefully review the "How to Enter" instructions and the "Contest Judging" criteria in sections 4 and 5 of the Official Rules.

Written Essay and Video Essay submissions must meet all of the requirements described in the contest Official Rules.

Written Essays must be 500 words or less. You can write your Written Essay directly in the application, or you can copy and paste it into the appropriate area in the application form.

Video Essay submissions must be directly uploaded to the contest application site. Video Essays must be no more than 3 minutes in length and no larger than 1 GB. Only the following file formats are accepted: MP4, MPG, MOV, AVI, and WMV. Video Essays must not display any illegal, explicit, or inappropriate material, and Video Essays must not be password protected or require a log-in/sign-in to view. You must upload your Video Essay to the application, and you may not submit your Video Essay in DVD or other physical form. (Video Essays submitted via mail will not be reviewed or returned.)

Tips to Record Quality Videos on a Smartphone:

Don't shoot vertical video. Computer monitors have landscape-oriented displays, so shoot your video horizontally.

Use a tripod. Even small movements can make a big difference when editing.

Don't use zoom. If you need to get a close shot of the subject, move closer as zooming can cause pixalation.

Use natural lighting. Smartphone lightening can wash out your video.

3. Review and submit

Review your information (and check the spelling of a Written Essay) and submit your entry by 11:59:59 p.m. Central Time on March 31, 2022.

4. Await notification

Winning entries are selected by an independent panel of judges who are not affiliated with Regions. If your entry is selected, you will need to respond to ISTS with the required information. Scholarship checks will be awarded by July 31, 2022.

Eligibility

For purposes of this contest:

The "Eligible States" are defined as the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.

An "accredited college" is defined as a nonprofit, two- or four-year college or university located within one of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia.

To be eligible to enter this contest and to win an award, you must be either a high school senior or a college freshman, sophomore or junior and meet all of the following applicable criteria at time of entry.

High school seniors must:

Be a legal U.S. resident of one of the Eligible States.

Be age 13 or older.

Be enrolled in 12th grade in a public or private school (or home school) located in one of the Eligible States (and have not yet graduated 12th grade).

Have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 (as calculated on a 4.0 scale).

Plan to attend an accredited college during the 2022-2023 academic school year.

College students must:

Be either a legal U.S. resident of one of the Eligible States or a legal U.S. resident (of one of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia) enrolled in an accredited college located in one of the Eligible States.

Be age 16 or older.

Be currently enrolled as an undergraduate freshman, sophomore or junior at an accredited college and have least one year (or 18 semester hours) remaining before college graduation.

Have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 in school (or, if no GPA is provided by your school, be in "good standing" or the equivalent).

Plan to attend an accredited college during the 2022-2023 academic school year.

View Official Rules

NO PURCHASE OR BANKING RELATIONSHIP REQUIRED. PURCHASE OR BANKING RELATIONSHIP WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. The 2022 Regions Riding Forward Scholarship Contest begins on 02/01/22 and ends on 03/31/22 at 11:59:59 PM CT and is open only to certain High School Students and College Students who meet the eligibility requirements described in the Official Rules. At time of entry, (a) a High School Student must be a legal U.S. resident of one of the Eligible States and be enrolled in 12th grade in a public or private school (or home school) located in one of the Eligible States, and (b) a College Student must be a freshman, sophomore or junior currently enrolled in an accredited college in the U.S., and either (i) a legal U.S. resident of one of the Eligible States or (ii) a legal U.S. resident (of one of the 50 United States or D.C.) enrolled in an accredited college located in one of the Eligible States. (For purposes of Contest, the "Eligible States" are defined as the states of AL, AR, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MS, MO, NC, SC, TN and TX.) Visit regions.com/ridingforward for complete Contest eligibility and Written Essay and Video Essay requirements, Contest details and Official Rules. Eligible entries will be grouped according to student's status (High School Student or College Student), form of entry (Written Essay or Video Essay), and associated Eligible State, and judged by a panel of independent, qualified judges. Fifteen (15) High School Student Written Essay Prizes (one per Eligible State) and Fifteen (15) High School Student Video Essay Prizes (one per Eligible State) will be awarded consisting of a check in the amount of $5,000 made out to winner's accredited college. Fifteen (15) College Student Written Essay Prizes (one per Eligible State) and Fifteen (15) College Student Video Essay Prizes (one per Eligible State) will be awarded consisting of a check in the amount of $3,500 made out to winner's accredited college. Sponsor: Regions Bank, 1900 Fifth Ave. N., Birmingham, AL 35203.

© 2022 Regions Bank. All rights reserved.
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Regions and the Regions logo are registered trademarks of Regions Bank. The LifeGreen color is a trademark of Regions Bank.

Regions is committed to celebrating local talent and recognizing those who elevate our communities. The beautiful illustrations used in our Stories Worth Sharing series were created by independent, Black American artist, Candice Tavares, known as NoelleRX. She likes to tackle difficult issues with her art in a powerful and positive way.

2021 Regions Riding Forward® Scholarship Winners - College

2021 Regions Riding Forward® Scholarship Winners - High School

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There are stories worth sharing in every field. The Regions Riding Forward® Scholarship Contest celebrates stories of Black Americans who inspire others to positively impact the world around them. Famous icon, trailblazer or local mentor, their story is worth sharing. It's an 11-year tradition of students winning valued scholarships.

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ILI PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP

Full-Tuition Scholarships

Each year, the Indiana Latino Institute (ILI) hosts a Higher Education Consortium, a discussion with university presidents, chancellors, and leaders from across the state to collaborate on Latino student enrollment, retention, and completion.

Through this initiative, ILI created agreement proposals with across the state requesting 2 full-tuition scholarships to be given each year for 5 years to Indiana Latino program participants creating the first of its kind, the ILI Promise Scholars Program . These scholarships cover the cost of tuition for 4 years and prioritize students who are in great financial need.

Eligibility changes based on each university's requirements and guidelines, and students must be enrolled in ILI's College Prep program for one full year in high school before applying for the scholarships. Additionally, ILI Promise Scholars must maintain enrollment in ILI's College Coaching through college to keep their scholarship.

To be eligible for this scholarship, students must be enrolled into ILI's College Prep (College Coaching) Program for a full year prior to applying to colleges.

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ILI PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP Full-Tuition Scholarships Each year, the Indiana Latino Institute (ILI) hosts a Higher Education Consortium, a discussion with university presidents, chancellors, and leaders from across the state to collaborate on Latino student enrollment, retention, and completion.

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The Region 5 Workforce Development Board
supports, oversees, and strategically plans for the WorkOne system in eight counties around Central Indiana. For businesses, WorkOne offers cost-effective convenient access to thousands of job seekers. For Individuals looking for employment or developing a career plan, WorkOne is a key source for information, job referrals, placement assistance, and other services.

WIOA Title-1 provides equal opportunity programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. The Hearing Impaired Relay Service is available at: 1-800-743-3333.

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The Region 5 Workforce Development Board supports, oversees, and strategically plans for the WorkOne system in eight counties around Central Indiana. For businesses, WorkOne offers cost-effective convenient access to thousands of job seekers. For Individuals looking for employment or developing a career plan, WorkOne is a key source for information, job referrals, placement assistance, and other services.

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Avon Chamber of Commerce | Avon, IN 46123

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2021-2022 AVON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ​SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

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RaiseMe | Earn college scholarships as early as 9th grade

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A new way to earn money for college. With RaiseMe, anyone can earn money for college starting in 9th grade based on their achievements in school and life.

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While my legal knowledge increased, my experience was much more expansive than I could have imagined. My time as a law fellow allowed me to reflect on national issues and legal strategies to address those national issues. This reflection completely changed how I approach legal questions, recognizing the law is not just individual cases, but the law is all about individuals. Working with the NAACP is working with something bigger than yourself.
- Brionna Rosier, 2018 Law Fellow

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While my legal knowledge increased, my experience was much more expansive than I could have imagined. My time as a law fellow allowed me to reflect on national issues and legal strategies to address those national issues. This reflection completely changed how I approach legal questions, recognizing the law is not just individual cases, but the law is all about individuals.

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Explore in demand career training possibly paid for by the State of Indiana!

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Affected by COVID-19?

Rapid Recovery for a Better Future is Indiana's people-focused initiative providing resources and support for Hoosiers affected by the pandemic to secure education, training, as well as skills and career coaching, and increasing access to quality jobs. The Rapid Recovery initiative also helps Hoosiers with finding a job, securing emergency aid, childcare, food assistance and more. Take the next step toward a brighter future here.

With support from the federal CARES Act, Next Level Jobs has temporarily expanded to include certain high-demand training programs, specified as a *Rapid Recovery Program Enhancement*. NOTE: Majority of training providers have filled their spring and early summer courses. Complete the online survey to connect with a training provider for enrollment this summer.

Preparing Hoosiers
for Next Level Jobs

For Hoosiers, Next Level Jobs provides free state-wide training in high-paying, in-demand industries.

For Indiana employers, Next Level Jobs provides reimbursements up to $50,000 to train employees in these high-growth fields.

Free Job Training

Now take advantage of free state-wide training available to eligible Hoosiers through the Workforce Ready Grant.

TO QUALIFY, RECIPIENTS MUST:

Be an Indiana resident and a U.S. Citizen (or eligible non-citizen)

Have a high school diploma (or equivalent) but less than a college degree

Be eligible for state financial aid (for certain programs and providers)

Enroll in a qualifying program at an approved training provider

High-Growth,
High-Income Jobs

Take advantage of free training for Hoosiers in one of Indiana's high-demand job fields. Next Level Jobs provides Hoosiers tuition-free training through the Workforce Ready Grant. Explore free training programs.

Train Your Employees

Get money to train your employees through the Employer Training Grant program. Receive up to $50,000 in reimbursements to train your workforce in eligible, high-growth fields.

3 Steps to Get Started

Complete the short application

Set up a Training Program

Get Reimbursed with a Training Grant

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Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Traditional & Adult Scholarships

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Plainfield Chamber of Commerce Traditional & Adult Scholarships

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SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE FOR 2023 IS APRIL 28TH. Please read the details below for important instructions on eligibility and where to deliver your completed application.
ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIPS
The Plainfield Chamber of Commerce awards college scholarships to selected students and adults each year!
Scholarships awarded are as follows:

Three $1,000 general scholarships for 4 years per student (for overall academic/community excellence) *

One $2,500 memorial trade/vocational/industrial scholarship in honor of Chamber members who have passed and left a legacy in our community (for leadership in business or community involvement).

One $2,500 adult scholarship to an adult in our community returning to school for a higher education.

ELIGIBILITY General Scholarship

Must reside or be a student in the Town of Plainfield, Guilford Township or Liberty Township

Must be a graduating high school senior with all basic credits for college entrance (N/A for adult scholarship)

Must have a cumulative high school grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or better (N/A for adult scholarship)

Must maintain a 2.5 gpa or above each year.

Must volunteer at for one event for the chamber each year. Examples: Parade, Farmers Market, Golf Outing.

If you apart of the 4-year program, you will need to attend the May meeting to receive your scholarship.

Trade/Industrial/Vocational memorial Scholarship

Must reside or be a student in the Town of Plainfield, Guilford Township or Liberty Township

Must be a graduating high school senior with all basic credits for college entrance (N/A for adult scholarship)

Must have a cumulative high school grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or better (N/A for adult scholarship)

Adult Scholarship
Must reside or work in the Town of Plainfield, Guilford Township or Liberty Township
HOW TO APPLY
Materials must be submitted to the guidance office of your school by Friday, April 28, 2023, Adult applicants submit directly to the Chamber of Commerce office by the deadline.

Application typed and completed in its entirety (no binders)

Personal letter of recommendation from a school professional or other non-family member.

Adult applicants please provide 1 letter of professional reference.

On a separate sheet of paper, please type a "Why Me" statement (one page or less) explaining why you are the best candidate for this award.

JUDGING
For the 4 high school awards, the judging will be based on: activities listed; academic performance; community and extracurricular activities; plans for attendance at an accredited 2-4-year institution. The adult scholarship will be judged on involvement in your career, plans for professional growth and involvement in our community.
RECIPIENTS
Scholarship recipients are requested to attend the MAY 16, 2023, Chamber Membership Meeting to accept the scholarship. The meeting is held from 11:30am - 1:00pm at the Richard A. Carlucci Recreation and Aquatic Center. Parents/guests are welcome. The actual scholarship is sent directly to the specified accredited institution.

All scholarships must be accepted initially in the next autumn semester or quarter after proof of enrollment is received by the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce unless an extension of time is granted for just cause in the judgment of the Scholarship Review Board.

In the event a selected recipient is unable to fulfill his/her enrollment obligations under this program, the award is forfeited and the judges from the Scholarship Review Board may reassign the award.
CONTACT
Please direct questions to the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce at (317) 839-3800 or chamber@plainfield-in.com

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Indiana Oil and Gas Association Scholarship

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Lauren Comer is from Georgetown, Indiana. Lauren graduated from Columbus East High School and is attending Purdue University. Her major is Chemical Engineering. Lauren was also awarded the 2019 Donald E. Jones Scholarship, in the amount of $1000, in memory of the true "Pioneer."

Tyler Goedde graduated from Gibson Southern High School in Fort Branch, Indiana. Tyler attends Missouri University of Science & Technology. His major is Petroleum Engineering.

The following candidate was awarded a $1,000 scholarship:

Braden Henning is a graduate from Mt. Vernon High School and will be attending Indiana University College with his major in Earth Science with a focus on Geology.
The requirements for the scholarship are:

Be a graduating high school senior or currently enrolled in a post-secondary education program.

Have a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

Have a financial need determined by the scholarship committee.

Plan to pursue a career in the oil and gas industry.

Be attending college in the coming fall.

Be a resident of Indiana and attending an accredited college.

Be pursuing a bachelor's degree, with preference given for Earth Sciences, Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Geology majors.

Submit a short essay which describes the applicant's interest in the oil and gas industry and which career path the applicant is planning to pursue.

​Please submit an application, transcript, and essay by ​March 1 of each year to:
Indiana Oil and Gas Association
C/o MAP Oil Company, Inc.
139 IL RT 1
Grayville, IL 62844
Scholarship History
If you have any questions, please email Mark Peach at
judy.mapoil@frontier.com or call at 618-375-7616.

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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE
2021 Hugh Cranford All-Scholastic Team

**For Boys and Girls Ages 16-18**
Awards will recognize the academic and community service accomplishments of five junior golfers.
Applications are being accepted.

Click Here for Application

The team will consist of golfers between the ages of 16 and 18 as of the last day of the Optimist International Junior Golf Championship (July 28, 2021). Junior golfers selected to the team will receive an automatic exemption into the championship, complimentary registration which includes tournament entry, hotel accommodations and meals plus $1,000.00 scholarship. Those accepted must attend the championship to receive exemption and scholarship. The Scholarship will be sent directly to the financial aid department of the recipient's chosen University, College or Technical School.

Junior golfers who are interested in applying should read the steps below and submit the application(s).

Application Steps:Complete the application(s) as indicated
include a writing sample (250-500 words) on the topic indicated on application.

Attach supporting documentation. The following items are the only items that will be accepted: current school transcript, most-recent grade report, and test results.

Two letters of recommendation from adults other than family members.

Send the application by email to golf@optimist.org or fax: (314) 735-4107. Application must be received by April 2, 2021:

All applicants will be notified of their status in writing by May 1, 2021. Applicants must also show that they have acceptable tournament experience to be able to compete.

If you have any questions, please contact Sharon Parton, Junior Golf Senior Director, at golf@optimist.org, (314) 881-1307 or toll free (800) 500-8130, ext. 207.

Thank you for your interest in the Hugh Cranford All-Scholastic Team.

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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE 2021 Hugh Cranford All-Scholastic Team **For Boys and Girls Ages 16-18** Awards will recognize the academic and community service accomplishments of five junior golfers. Applications are being accepted. Click Here for Application The team will consist of golfers between the ages of 16 and 18 as of the last day of the Optimist International Junior Golf Championship (July 28, 2021).

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Tri Kappa Province Seven Hilda Bowen Nursing Scholarship 

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Scholarships "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." ~Nelson Mandela~ State Level Scholarships Academic Scholarship

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Gingerbread Christmas fundraisers. We will award scholarships for high school seniors entering college, continuing education for adults, and vocational students each year. The deadline to apply is March 1 each year.

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Frank O'Bannon Grant includes both the Higher Education Award and the Freedom of Choice Award. The grant is designed to provide access for Hoosier students to attend eligible public, private, and proprietary postsecondary institutions. Eligibility for the grant is based on financial need as determined by the FAFSA.

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2021 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE!

Hendricks Power Cooperative has been committed to the communities we serve for over 80 years. This commitment inspired our scholarship program, which assists local students in fulfilling their dreams for higher education. This scholarship program was developed to encourage the sons and daughters of our members to further their education and become more aware of careers in the rural electric industry. Hendricks Power Cooperative is continuing its scholarship program in 2021. The co-op will award six scholarships, each worth $1,500, toward college tuition or a school of higher education for graduating seniors.

Applications will be available on January 1st, 2021. Submissions require a completed application form, essay submission, transcript of grades, and personal letter of reference. Required materials must be submitted to the cooperative (or postmarked) by Friday, March 5th, 2020. Materials can be electronically submitted below, mailed to Hendricks Power Cooperative, Attn: Commitment to Community Scholarship PO Box 309, Danville IN 46122, or dropped off at our office, located at 86 N CR 500 E, Avon.

If you have questions, please contact Emily Hammell at ehammell@hendrickspower.com or at
(317) 718-7606.

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2021 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE! Hendricks Power Cooperative has been committed to the communities we serve for over 80 years. This commitment inspired our scholarship program, which assists local students in fulfilling their dreams for higher education.

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Hendricks County Retired Teachers Association Scholarship

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Support our future Educators Each year, IRTAF awards 10 scholarships (one in each Area) to help promote our profession and assist college students who have a passion for the...

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Since 2008, Dr Pepper has awarded almost 10 million dollars in tuition. Learn more about the Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway here!

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Ten Scholarships You Can Apply for Today!

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Ten Scholarships You Can Apply for Today!

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Below, find ten amazing scholarships, for all types of students, which also span age range qualifications from high school freshmen all the way through each year of graduate school.

This is scholarships at their simplest, which we also happen to think is at their finest. Because when scholarships are simplified, it makes everything a whole lot easier, don't you agree?

Let's make this even simpler by answering one of the most commonly asked questions about scholarships: timing.

When should you apply for scholarships?

Most students want to know when they should start applying for scholarships. The short answer: RIGHT NOW! Students can sign up for Fastweb at the age of 13 and can start accumulating scholarships to help pay for school years before even beginning the college application process. Here's the main take away: the earlier you begin applying, the more scholarships you'll have a shot at being considered for and have time to win.

Apply for one or however many of the below scholarships you qualify for! Remember, the more you apply for, the better your odds are of winning a scholarship.
To help better organize your scholarship search, please note that the following silly scholarships are listed according to deadline, with the earliest deadline appearing at the top of the page. Deadlines that vary will appear at the bottom of the list. As deadlines pass, opportunities will be refreshed as often as possible.
Check out ten scholarships you can apply for today:

1. $2,000 Easy Scholarship: Post a Note to Brighten Someone's Day!

You could win an easy $2,000 scholarship by spreading positivity in your school. Post a sticky note on bathroom mirrors, lockers, and other places around your school to brighten someone's day. That'll improve others' self-esteem and automatically enter you to win a $2,000 scholarship. Win-win!

Learn more about the $2,000 Easy Scholarship: Post a Note to Brighten Someone's Day!.

2. $3,000 Easy Scholarship: Grab the Mic, Amplify your voice by giving your friends a shoutout!

You could win an easy $3,000 scholarship just by amplifying your voice and rallying your friends to Grab the Mic! Democracy only works for the people, when as many people are involved. Everyone has their part to play in this movement so help your friends find their role by shouting them out online, in your communities, and on a national stage. You'll automatically enter to win a $3,000 scholarship. Win-win!

Learn more about the $3,000 Easy Scholarship: Grab the Mic, Amplify your voice by giving your friends a shoutout! .

3. Scholars Helping Collars Scholarship

Love animals? The Scholars Helping Collars Scholarship is open to current high school seniors. You must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words with two to three photos of your volunteer efforts to help animals in need and how that involvement has changed your lives or shaped your perceptions on the importance of animal welfare in order to be considered for this award.

Learn more about the Scholars Helping Collars Scholarship .

4. Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship

Deadline: 2/20/18
Available to: High School Seniors through College Freshmen
Award Amount: 3 Awards from $5,000 to $10,000

The Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship is available to graduating high school seniors. You must have been active in promoting vegetarianism in your school and / or community; and have demonstrated compassion, courage, and a strong commitment to promoting a peaceful world through a vegetarian diet / lifestyle to be considered for this award.

Get more information on the Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship.

5. $15,000 TeenDrive 365 Video Challenge

Inspire other teens to drive distraction-free and keep the roads safe. Create a 30-60 second video for your fellow teen drivers that highlights the importance of safe driving and you could win $15,000, or one of 14 other prizes!

Learn more about the $15,000 TeenDrive 365 Video Challenge .

6. CKSF Scholarship Competition

Deadline: Varies
Available to: High School Seniors through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $2,500

The CKSF Scholarships are available to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students in the U.S. You must register to participate in scholarship quizzes that test your knowledge of topics ranging from general "common knowledge" to specific academic subjects, books, websites, and even movies.

You will be scored based on a combination of time and accuracy.

Students with the highest scores at the end of each competition win.

Get more information on the CKSF Scholarship Competition.

7. Optimist International Oratorical Contest

The Optimist International Oratorical Contest is open to students under the age of 19.

To be considered for this award, you must prepare a 4 to 5 minute speech on the topic, "How My Passions Impact the World" to be presented at your local Optimist Club's contest.

Get more information on the Optimist International Oratorical Contest.

8. American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest Deadline: Varies
Available to: High School Freshmen through High School Senior
Award Amount : $18,000

Provided by The American Legion, the National High School Oratorical Contest is open to junior high and high school students who are under the age of 20 and citizens or lawful permanent residents of the United States.

You must prepare an oration on some aspect of the U.S. Constitution, with some emphasis on the duties and obligations of citizens to our government.

A complete list of topics are available on the Legion's Web site.

Each individual state winner certified into and participating in the first round of the national contest receives an additional $1,500 scholarship.

Learn more information about the American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest.

9. Fastweb Invite a Friend Sweepstakes

The Fastweb Invite a Friend Sweepstakes is open to registered Fastweb members who are legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia, and who are at least thirteen (13) years of age.

You must log into your Fastweb account to obtain your personal referral link.

For each person who registers for Fastweb via your personal referral link during the Promotion Period, you and your referral will entered as a pair into the monthly drawing.

Get more information on the Fastweb Invite a Friend Sweepstakes.

10. CKSF Scholarship Competition Deadline: Varies
Available to: High School Freshmen through Graduate Student, Year 5
Award Amount: $2,500

The CKSF Scholarships are available to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students in the U.S.

You must register to participate in scholarship quizzes that test your knowledge of topics ranging from general "common knowledge" to specific academic subjects, books, websites, and even movies.

You will be scored based on a combination of time and accuracy.

Students with the highest scores at the end of each competition win.

Learn more information about the CKSF Scholarship Competition.

Need Money to Pay for College?

Every semester, Fastweb helps thousands of students pay for school by matching them to scholarships, grants, and internships, for which they actually qualify. You'll find high value scholarships like VIP Voice's $5,000 Scholarship, and easy to enter scholarships like Niche $2,000 No Essay Scholarship, and internships with companies like Apple, Google, Dreamworks, and even NASA!

Join today to get matched to scholarships or internships for you!

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Indiana Farm Bureau has several scholarships and grants available for members.

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The Emergency Educational Grant program provides financial assistance to children of deceased or totally disabled Elks, who wish to obtain or further their college education

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The 2024 application closed on November 13, 2023.

Applicants will be judged on scholarship, leadership, and financial need.

Eligibility:

Current high school seniors, or the equivalent, who are citizens of the United States are eligible to apply.

Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks.

High school graduates are not eligible to apply.

Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are submitted; permanent legal resident status does not qualify.

The 2024 MVS Leadership Weekend will be held April 11-14 in Chicago. The Top 20 scholars, selected from the 500 national semi-finalists, will receive an invitation to the weekend and scholarships of $30,000. The 480 runners-up will receive scholarships of $4,000. Attendance at Leadership Weekend is required to be part of the Top 20 cohort and receive $30,000.

The Elks National Foundation is proud to present its 2023 class of Most Valuable Student Scholarship Recipients. to see the full list of winners.
Looking for other Elks scholarship options? Learn about Legacy Awards and Emergency Educational Grants.

Questions? Email scholarship@elks.org or call 773/755-4732.

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Legacy Awards are for children and grandchildren of Elks members.

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Are you an adult planning your path back to college? Enacted by the 2015 General Assembly,You Can. Go Back. is a statewide campaign that aims to help the 750,000+ Hoosier adults with some college but no degree finish what they started.

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Where Can I Find Scholarships in Indiana?

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Where Can I Find Scholarships in Indiana?

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Indiana's 7th and 8th grade students who meet income eligibility requirements can apply for the 21st Century Scholars program, which offers a scholarship that covers up to four years of tuition and mandatory fees at a state college. All students must apply by June 30 at the end of their 8th grade year.
Students in 21 st Century Scholars participate in the Scholar Success Program during high school, which includes completing 12 activities to help them stay on track for college and career success.
To be eligible for the 21st Century Scholars Program, Scholars' families must be at or below current income maximums. The student must also:

Be a resident of Indiana, both when you apply and when you receive the scholarship (determined by the residency of your parent or legal guardian).

Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen. Read the citizenship qualifications for details.

Eligible Categories:

U.S. citizen

U.S. national (includes natives of American Samoa or Swain's Island)

U.S. permanent resident who has an I-151, I-551, or I-551C (Alien Registration Receipt Card)

Students who are noncitizens are eligible to claim an award if they have an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) showing one of the following designations:

Refugee

Asylum Granted

Indefinite Parole and/or Humanitarian Parole

Cuban-Haitian Entrant, Status Pending

Be enrolled in the 7th or 8th grade at an Indiana public school or a private school accredited by the Indiana Department of Education. Children in foster care may apply after the 8th grade. Homeschooled students are not eligible for the 21st Century Scholars program.

Fulfill the 21st Century Scholars Pledge.

Be one of the following:

A member of a family at or below current income maximums.

Placed in foster care.

For more information about eligibility and to apply, visit Scholars.IN.gov.

In some cases, degree-seeking students may use the 21st Century Scholarship during the summer while enrolled part-time. Refer to the guidelines for using the 21st Century Scholarship during summer terms.

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Indiana's 7th and 8th grade students who meet income eligibility requirements can apply for the 21st Century Scholars program, which offers a scholarship that covers up to four years of tuition and mandatory fees at a state college. All students must apply by June 30 at the end of their 8th grade year.

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Hendricks County Community Foundation Scholarship Page

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Hendricks County Community Foundation Scholarship Page

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Hendricks County Community Foundation : For Our CommUNITY : Scholarships : Overview

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Earning the 21st Century Scholarship provides students up to four years of undergraduate tuition* at any participating public college or university in Indiana. If you attend a private college, the state will award an amount comparable to that of a four-year public college. If you attend a participating proprietary (for-profit) school, the state will award a tuition scholarship equal to that of Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.

*The scholarship amount may be reduced depending on the availability of funds and the availability of the student's family to contribute to college.

As a 21st Century Scholar, not only do you earn a scholarship, you get step-by-step help to make sure you succeed in college. Plus, once you get to college, 21st Century Scholars receive support to finish their degrees.

The Scholar Success Program includes activities that will help you stay on track for college and career success. Each grade level has three activities to complete. Scholars can complete the specific steps for their grade level and track their progress using ScholarTrack.
Here, you can see all 12 requirements Scholars must complete during high school to receive their 21st Century Scholarship.

The Scholar Success Program includes activities that will help you stay on track for college and career success.

Perform Academically

All Scholars must earn a cumulative (overall) high school grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. Strive to do your best in every class to make sure you stay on track to succeed. Remember, the higher your GPA, the more college choices you'll have. Good grades can also earn you other scholarships that will pay for college costs not covered by your 21st Century Scholarship (such as books and living expenses).

Complete the Scholar Success Program

The Scholar Success Program ensures students complete specific steps that keep them on track for college and career success. Each grade level has requirements to guide students in planning their path to high school graduation and beyond-developing the skills needed to be college-ready and understanding what it takes to pay for college and graduate with minimal debt.

Graduate with a High School Diploma

Always strive for the highest-level diploma you think you can earn-don't be afraid to push yourself! Colleges look for students who complete challenging courses and commit to earning a more rigorous high school diploma. Scholars must earn at least a Core 40 diploma, so if you opt to receive a general diploma, you will not qualify for the scholarship. Learn more about the diplomas Scholars can earn below.

Take the Pledge

I pledge to graduate with a minimum of a Core 40 diploma from a state-accredited Indiana high school. I will complete the Scholar Success Program that helps me stay on track for college and career success. I will achieve a cumulative high school GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. I will not use illegal drugs or alcohol or commit a crime or delinquent act. I will apply for admission to an eligible Indiana college my senior year and apply on time for student financial aid. As a college student I will complete at least 30 credit hours each year to stay on track toward earning my degree on time. I aim to succeed.

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The State of Indiana will provide 200 scholarships each year to high-achieving high school and college students interested in pursuing a career in education. The scholarship pays $7,500 per year for up to four years to students who commit to teaching in Indiana after graduation.

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship provides 200 high-achieving high school and college students interested in pursuing a career in education the opportunity to earn a renewable scholarship of up to $7,500 each year for four academic years. In exchange, students agree to teach for five years at an eligible Indiana school or repay the corresponding, prorated amount of the scholarship.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Must be an Indiana resident;

Must be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen;

Must be a current high school senior or college student in Indiana;

Must have graduated or will graduate from an Indiana accredited high school or non-accredited nonpublic high school;

Must be able to utilize the scholarship for at least two full academic years;

Must meet one of the three Academic Requirements:

Rank in the top 20% of high school graduating class; or

Have a top 20% ACT or SAT score; or

Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale;

Must currently attend or plan to attend an eligible Indiana institution as a full-time student;
In some cases, degree-seeking students may use the scholarship during the summer while enrolled part-time. Refer to the specific guidelines for using the scholarship during summer terms.

Must pursue or intend to pursue a course of study that would enable the student to teach at an eligible Indiana school after college graduation;

Must obtain a license to teach in Indiana and serve as a teacher in an eligible Indiana school for five years after college graduation;

Must maintain a 3.0/4.0 GPA, complete 30 credit hours per year or their equivalent and meet all other requirements established by their program to renew the scholarship;

Must file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year;

Must not be in overpayment or default on a federal student loan or grant; and

Must complete the service requirement or have all funds provided converted to a loan that must be repaid.

**Priority will be given to students graduating high school, although current college freshmen and sophomore students are eligible to apply. HOW TO APPLY
The 2023-2024 application is available in ScholarTrack beginning October 15, 2022 until January 31, 2023.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU APPLY

After the January 31, 2023 deadline passes, the Commission will review all applications and notify all applicants of their scholarship status via email by March 24, 2023.

Recipients and waitlisted finalists will be provided further instructions via email.

RESOURCES QUESTIONS?
Please direct any questions or inquiries to NextTeacher@che.in.gov.

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Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship provides 200 high-achieving high school and college students interested in pursuing a career in education the opportunity to earn a renewable scholarship of up to $7,500 each year for four academic years.

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Indiana college graduates earn an average of $22,000 more than non-graduates. Yet only four out of 10 Hoosiers hold a college degree-often due to economic barriers. CICF removes those barriers with scholarships designed to increase access to post-secondary education opportunities for all Hoosiers.

eligibility, requirements and timing

Our scholarships are designed for three audiences:

Current high school seniors

THOSE NOT CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE

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Indiana college graduates earn an average of $22,000 more than non-graduates. Yet only four out of 10 Hoosiers hold a college degree-often due to economic barriers. CICF removes those barriers with scholarships designed to increase access to post-secondary education opportunities for all Hoosiers.

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Did you know there are thousands of college scholarships you can apply for? In fact, according to NCES, on average, students at 4 year colleges are awarded $9,740 in grants and scholarships each year. Wait. What is a scholarship?

What is a scholarship?

A scholarship is money that serves as a gift. It is not a loan and does not need to be repaid, as long as the requirements are met. For example, some may ask students to maintain certain a GPA or other criteria. This money may be used to pay tuition and fees and other charges such as room and board or bookstore charges.

When do you Apply for College Scholarships?

Typically, high school students should start applying for scholarships all through senior year. However, you could start applying for awards as a sophomore or junior. College students should also apply all year round. There is really no wrong time to apply.

Deadlines may typically be from September to October. Sometimes they are also in the spring months. It is important to note that applying for scholarships can be simple, but it does take time. Therefore, take the time up front to plan your route through the land of free money. Look through our categories and take note of the ones that fit your bill.

How do you Apply for Scholarships?

Here's how to apply for scholarships in three simple steps:

Make a list of awards to pursue. Take note of the number of awards available, the amount of funding available, and the deadlines for applying.

Sign-up for a free Unigo account. Doing so gives you access our scholarship match tool. When you use our personalization tool you answer a handful of questions and we narrow down millions of awards to those that meet your eligibility criteria.

Finally, follow the instructions for each application carefully and thoroughly. Check out our tips for writing a perfect scholarship essay in 7 steps.

How to Find Opportunities

One of the best ways to find opportunities is by using a scholarship search engine. One of the most popular matching tools is of course Unigo! When you use a site like ours you can browse through our categories below, or use our match tool. Simply enter your basic info, such as your academic interests, location and grade level. With that information, Unigo will generate a list of awards that fit your individual profile.

You can also find easy scholarships on the websites of the groups that offer them. Or, search your intended college's website. Another great way to search for awards is through your local library, high school or community college counselor's office, or state financial aid agency.

Get started now by exploring our database of scholarships, grants, and other opportunities. We are always adding new awards as they become available.

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Supporting our Members

ISTA is proud of our members and the work they do. ISTA and the ISTA Foundation strive to recognize, honor and fund members and future educators to continue high-quality, public education in Indiana. Criteria for nominations and applications are outlined for each scholarship and award.

Justine M. Harrell Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is open to a public high school senior pursuing a degree in education. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded for a total of four years if the student maintains a 3.0 GPA enrolled in an education curriculum at an accredited college or university in Indiana. Applicants for the need-based scholarship must also meet the income criteria of at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty line.

Criteria for selection includes academic achievement, leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement, submission of an essay and recommendations and financial need. A seven-semester transcript is required to complete application process. Application deadline is March 1 with the scholarship awarded in May.

Questions? Contact Diana Crum.
APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP

Louis B. Russell Scholarship
Eligible: Minority, Indiana public high school seniors
This scholarship is open to a minority public high school senior who plans to pursue industrial arts, vocational education or technical preparation at an accredited post-secondary institution. This scholarship was named for Louis Russell, an African-American industrial arts educator, who acquired international recognition as the world's longest-living heart transplant patient. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded annually with an option to renew for one consecutive year.

Applicants must be a minority pursuing education in the vocational arts and a graduate of the class of the current year entering a fully-accredited postsecondary institution as a freshman. Criteria for selection includes academic achievement, leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement and submission of an essay and recommendations. A seven-semester transcript is required to complete application process. Application deadline is March 1 with the scholarship awarded in May.

Questions? Contact Diana Crum.
APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP

ISTA Foundation National Board Certification Scholarship

This scholarship is open to ISTA members who are candidates for National Board Certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. The ISTA Foundation accepts and reviews applications on a rolling basis beginning Sept. 1. Candidates are eligible to receive the ISTA Foundation National Board Certification Scholarship once during initial certification and once for renewal/maintenance during certification cycle. Awards are up to $500 and issued on a first come, first served basis as applications are received, provided the applicant meets all scholarship criteria. Beginning in 2019, applicants must submit proof of registration and component purchase(s) with scholarship application submission.
The application period opens annually Sept. 1 until scholarship funds have been exhausted. APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP
Learn more about National Board Certification.

ISTA Foundation District Scholarship
Eligible: Public high school seniors who are dependents of current ISTA members
This scholarship is open to graduates of a public high school in December or May/June of the year of application who had at least a C average, plan to participate in a formal accredited training program (apprenticeship, trade school, cosmetology, etc.) or attend a two- to four-year accredited college or university and are the children or grandchildren (stepchildren and step grandchildren qualify) of an ISTA member. The applicant does not need to have attended high school in the same district in which the ISTA member teaches, nor live with the ISTA member.

ISTA Foundation grants $700 to a District Council, including ISTA-Retired and education support professionals, that determines how the scholarship is awarded locally. Nominations should be submitted from Feb. - April 1 to the local president or UniServ Director. In April, the District Councils select recipients. Scholarship checks are mailed directly to the scholarship awardees in June.

Questions? Contact Diana Crum.
APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP

Educator Scholarship
Eligible: Public high school seniors who are dependents of current ISTA members
This scholarship is open to students actively pursuing a degree in education who are dependents of ISTA members. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded annually with an option to renew for three consecutive years.

Criteria for selection includes academic achievement, leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement and submission of an essay and recommendations. A seven-semester transcript is required to complete application process. Application deadline is March 1 with the scholarship awarded in May.

Questions? Email Diana Crum.
APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP

Damon P. Moore Scholarship
Eligible: Minority, Indiana public high school seniors
This scholarship is open to a minority public high school senior who plans to pursue a teaching certificate. The scholarship was named for Damon P. Moore, an African-American educator, who served three terms as ISTA president and continues to be a positive role model for young minorities aspiring to enter the education field. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded annually with an option to renew for three consecutive years.

Criteria for selection includes academic achievement, leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement and submission of an essay and recommendations. A seven-semester transcript is required to complete application process. Application deadline is March 1 with the scholarship awarded in May.

Questions? Email Diana Crum.
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Career Scholarship
Eligible: Public high school seniors who are dependents of current ISTA members
This scholarship is open to students with demonstrated academic achievement and leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement who are dependents of ISTA members. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded annually with an option to renew for three consecutive years if eligibility requirements are met and a transcript is submitted.

Criteria for selection includes academic achievement, leadership in co-curricular activities and community involvement and submission of an essay and recommendations. A seven-semester transcript is required to complete application process. Application deadline is March 1 with the scholarship awarded in May.

Questions? Email Diana Crum.
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Professional Development Grant

Eligible: Local associations and/or District Councils

This grant is open to local associations and District Councils to provide professional development to their members. For the purposes of this grant, professional development is any program or process that results in developing the skills of educators, increases student learning or improves school or classroom quality.

The grant provides a disbursement of $1 for every member in the local association or District Council, whichever applies. Annual funding for this grant is limited.

Grant applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The Professional Practices & Standards Committee will review and approve grant applications quarterly by the following dates: Nov. 15, Feb. 15, May 15 and Aug. 15. The grant summary form must be submitted 30 days after the last grant activity is completed, or by Aug. 31, whichever is sooner.

Questions? Contact Angela Miller.

APPLY FOR THIS GRANT Grant Summary Form

Opportunity Grant

This grant is open to a local association, two or more local associations jointly or a District Council to initiate creative projects/programs, which enhance public education in our local communities. The $500 grant is awarded annually, and as funding permits, grant renewal may be considered.

Criteria for selection includes the project/program's link to the community, the applicant's commitment to the project/program, the promotion and enhancement of public education and the ongoing effort to support public education. Applications must be postmarked by Nov. 30 with all supportive materials included. The Issues and Concerns communications subcommittee will review applications and make recommendations to the board of directors for grants to be awarded by Jan. 15.

Questions? Contact John O'Neal.
APPLY FOR THIS GRANT

Quality Local Association
Eligible: Local associations
This award is offered to strengthen local associations by providing an incentive for local organizational development. Award criteria can be found on the nomination form.

Nomination deadline is Oct. 1 with the award presentation at an ISTA event. The Governance Committee will evaluate the nominations and make recommendations to the ISTA president. Nominees will receive an application status by Dec. 1.

Questions? Contact Keith Gambill.

APPLY FOR THIS AWARD Certification Document

School Bell
Eligible: News media professionals
This award recognizes exceptional work by news media professionals who support the philosophy of ISTA and public education. Eligible nominees include newspapers, broadcast and radio as well as individual reporters with the entry submission having been published/aired during the 12-month period preceding the March 1 deadline. Nominations must be made by an individual member through your local association president or District Council chairperson. One nomination each may be submitted for newspaper, broadcast and radio.

Nomination deadline is March 1 with the award presentation at an ISTA event. The Issues and Concerns Committee communications subcommittee will evaluate the nominations and make recommendations based on accuracy, objectivity, depth of reporting and the submission's contribution to public education and/or school employee advocacy.

Questions? Contact John O'Neal.
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Phillip Carey for Human Relations

This award recognizes individuals - ISTA members or education advocates - and local associations who have made a significant contribution to advancing human and civil rights in education. Nominations must be made by an ISTA member or local association. Nominations must include two letters of recommendation and a written statement by the nominator outlining the candidate's efforts in achieving one or more of the following goals:

Protect and advance the human and civil rights and responsibilities of educators and students.

Work to increase respect, understanding and acceptance toward individuals and groups in our Association, our schools and our communities.

Advance equal educational opportunities for all students.

Develop and implement programs that will inform teachers about human and civil rights and how they can be carried out.

Work toward equitable salaries and working conditions.

Eliminate discrimination in the hiring, displacement and personnel practices of school corporations.

Develop and implement curriculum that promotes the concept of cultural pluralism.

Nomination deadline is March 1 with the award presentation at an ISTA event. The Minority Affairs Committee will evaluate nominations and make recommendations to the board of directors.

Questions? Contact LaQuita Maxey and Rick Scalf.
APPLY FOR THIS AWARD

Nathan G. Schnellenberger Pacesetter

Eligible: ISTA members, local associations, District Councils or other committees

The Nathan G. Schnellenberger Pacesetter Award is designed to recognize current outstanding examples of courage, commitment, innovation or dedication in advancing the status of education in Indiana. The Nathan G. Schnellenberger Pacesetter is awarded to outstanding active members, local associations and District Councils or other committees established by and limited to active members of the Association. A committee appointed by the ISTA president will evaluate the nominations and make recommendations to the board of directors. The honoree will receive an exclusive pin, trophy and recognition in the Association's publications.

The Pacesetter Award was renamed in June 2019 to honor and recognize the outstanding lifetime work of Nathan G. Schnellenberger.

Nomination deadline is March 1 with the award presentation at an ISTA event.

Questions? Contact Sherri Purdue.
APPLY FOR THIS AWARD

Outstanding Treasurer

This award recognizes well-trained, hard-working local treasurers for their service and dedication to the education profession and the Association. Nomination criteria includes membership dues, financial records and training. All local treasurers who meet the criteria will receive the award when nominated. Nomination forms are sent to local association presidents in August of each year. Nominations must be completed and returned to ISTA treasurer postmarked by Sept. 30.

Questions? Contact Doug Taylor.
APPLY FOR THIS AWARD

Minority Educator

This award recognizes outstanding, active minority classroom educators. Nominees must be active ISTA members, participate in the Association and receive recommendations from the local association president and a colleague. Nominations must be made by an ISTA member and include nominee's educational background, work experience, Association involvement, community and civic engagement and other relevant experience.

Nomination deadline is March 1 with the award presented at an ISTA event. The Minority Affairs Committee will evaluate nominations and make recommendations to the board of directors.

Questions? Contact LaQuita Maxey and Rick Scalf.
APPLY FOR THIS AWARD

ISTA Hoosier Educator of the Year
Supported by Horace Mann Guidelines are based on the NEA Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence.
This award recognizes an ISTA member who exemplifies professional practice, advocacy for the profession, attention to diversity, community engagement and leadership in professional development.

Nominations must be made by an ISTA member based on the following criteria.

Professional Practice

Advocacy for the Profession

Attention to Diversity

Community Engagement

Leadership in Professional Development

Please carefully read the detailed nomination guidelines to ensure nominee meets criteria and applicant prepares and supplies all necessary information.

Horace Mann Educators Corporation generously recognizes the Hoosier Educator of the Year with a monetary award. The Hoosier honoree is sent to the NEA Foundation as Indiana's nominee for the NEA Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence. State affiliate nominees with technology leadership experience will be considered for a separate and distinct honor, the AOL@School NEA Foundation Award for Technology Leadership.

Nomination deadline is March 1 with the award presentation to be scheduled at an ISTA event.

Questions? Contact Angela Miller.

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David Hanna Golden Touch

This award recognizes outstanding contributions of retired members of ISTA-Retired who have demonstrated continued leadership in the Association and the community. Nominations may be made by any member, chapter, local or District Council and must include supportive materials such as newsletters, news clips, pictures, videos, letters of recommendation, etc.

Criteria for selection includes promotion of ISTA-Retired, continued leadership in the Association through ISTA-Retired, involvement in the Association on the local, state or national level, demonstrated volunteer work in public education or the community and ongoing advocacy for public education retirees and public education. Application deadline is March 1 with the award presented at an ISTA event.

Questions? Contact Craig Blume and Becky Koerner.
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Shelter Foundation Scholarship
Each year, the Shelter Insurance Foundation awards a wide variety of scholarships to students throughout our operating region. In 2016, a total of $935,500 in scholarship money was awarded to 448 deserving students. This is the most scholarship money the Shelter Foundation has awarded in its 32 year history.

Shelter's largest program is the Scholarship Program for Agents, which is funded by agents and the Shelter Foundation and offered to graduating high school seniors in the agent's local community. In 2017, 439 students each received a $2,000 scholarship through this program, for a total of $878,000. This is a 9% increase over last year's total of $802,000. The amount of these scholarships has increased each year, largely because more agents participate each year.

The Shelter Foundation also sponsors a scholarship program for children of Shelter employees and agents. This year, 43 scholarships were awarded through this program valued at $3,000 each, for a total of $129,000.

Other scholarships that the Foundation continues to provide annually are:

B.M. Seaman Scholarships - Two graduates of La Plata High School are each awarded a $2,000 scholarship.

Multicultural Achievement Committee (MAC) Scholars - A $2,000 scholarship is awarded to one CPS high school graduate who is an active member of the MAC Scholars program.

Lang Award - A $500 scholarship is awarded to an outstanding vocational education graduate of Missouri School for the Deaf in Fulton, Missouri.

Success Grants - Up to three renewable scholarships are awarded to selected high school seniors, payable at $1,000 per year for four years as long as the students maintain academic requirements.

Shelter is proud to help further the education of these hard-working, deserving students each year.

Columbia Public Schools Partners in Education Program - West Middle School
The Columbia Public School District's Partners in Education program provides an opportunity for schools and our community to come together and through a mutual sharing of resources, strengthen our schools' programs, and enhance our community's economic growth.

The Partners in Education (PIE) program officially began in the fall of 1984 with eleven partnerships. Today, the program has more than 130 partnerships and 100 partnership friends. Since its inception, Partners In Education has drawn upon the vitality and enthusiasm of each participant. The program does not look for financial support for schools; rather it enriches educational programs by tapping the human resources available in the community.

Our partnership with West Junior, now West Middle School, was one of the original partnerships in the program.

United Way
Each year, Shelter Insurance ® participates in a community-wide effort in Columbia to raise money for the Heart of Missouri United Way. The campaign is held in October each year and gives employees several different ways to contribute. Many local charities benefit from our efforts.

Welcome Home - Veterans
In 2015, Shelter donated $450,000 to Welcome Home, Inc., a veterans assistance organization located in Columbia, Missouri. The donation was to help them make improvements to a shelter for veterans so it will be ADA-compliant and able to accommodate more veterans.

Heart of Missouri Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) - Mizzou Baseball and Softball Clinic
Shelter's participation in this clinic helps provide a night of fun to support the Heart of Missouri CASA. Boys and girls ages 5-12 are invited to practice pitching, catching, hitting, and more with members of the Mizzou baseball and softball teams.

Show-Me STATE GAMES
Shelter is one of the original sponsors of the largest state games in the nation: the Show-Me State Games. The Show-Me State Games is an Olympic-style sports festival offering more than 40 events for all ages and ability levels.

In 2014, the Games celebrated 30 years. Coordinators continue to focus their efforts to promote health, fitness, family, and fun. Shelter is proud to have brought back the Shelter Insurance ® Show-Me State Games Torch Run in an effort to generate exposure and enthusiasm for the Games throughout Missouri.

Ronald McDonald House
Making a meal at the Ronald McDonald House is quickly becoming a tradition among many teams and departments at Shelter's home office throughout the year. It's a rewarding way to help families who have children who are in the Women's and Children's Hospital for an extended amount of time.

Food Banks in Our Operating Territories
Each month, different departments within Shelter's home office in Columbia, Missouri volunteer at The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri. In addition, our many of our field offices and agencies donate time or hold food drives for their local food banks in an effort to reduce hunger in their communities.

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University of Southern Indiana Scholarships

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University of Southern Indiana Scholarships

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Ron Brown Scholar Program - Ron Brown Scholar Program

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The Official Website of The University of Indianapolis, a comprehensive and diverse institution of higher education dedicated to preparing graduates for effective, responsible and articulate membership in today's complex world. Now in its second century, the University continues to grow its reputation regionally, nationally and internationally for its academic programs and high level of student engagement in learning, leadership, and service.

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Every Wabash student and admitted applicant is automatically considered for all the scholarships for which he is eligible. Except for the Lilly Awards described below, no additional application is required. Scholarship winners are expected to write thank you letters to the scholarship donors.

Wabash College Lilly Awards

The Wabash College Lilly Awards, named to honor the Lilly family of Indiana, were established by the Wabash College Board of Trustees in 1974. Each year this program recognizes outstanding young men who show high potential and future promise-men who are likely to have an impact not only on Wabash, but on their community and thus on our world. The Lilly Award, the College's most prestigious scholarship, is renewable annually and covers the recipient's tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board.

Wabash College Honor Scholarships

Wabash annually offers Honor Scholarships without regard to financial need. The scholarships are based on an Honors Admissions event. Please refer to the Wabash College website for detailed information. Included in these Honor Scholarships are those endowed by the generous bequest to the College of Frederic M. Hadley, Sr.; the McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Honor Scholarship endowed by the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Reid McLain, Mr. and Mrs. Clair McTurnan, and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Arnold; the Buren Fund Honor Scholarship endowed by the William Higgins - Buren Fund Administrative Committee, National City Bank of Lebanon, Indiana; the George S. Olive III and E.W. Olive Honor Scholarship endowed by Mr. and Mrs. Scott Olive; the A. Malcolm McVie Honor Scholarship endowed by Mr. and Mrs. A. Malcolm McVie; the Louis J. Nardine Award established by Mrs. Gretchen N. Doris in memory of her father; and the A. Malcolm '41 and Robert L. '37 McVie Honor Scholarship endowed by Mrs. Robert L. McVie.

Wabash College President's and Dean's Scholarships, and Alumni Awards

These scholarships and awards are given for outstanding achievement in high school. All admitted students are automatically reviewed for these scholarships and awards. President's Scholarships are supported by gifts from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundation.

Wabash College merit-based scholarships are renewable annually provided the student attains the cumulative grade point average and number of course credits required at the end of each academic year in order to make normal progress toward graduating in four years.

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Every Wabash student and admitted applicant is automatically considered for all the scholarships for which he is eligible. Except for the Lilly Awards described below, no additional application is required. Scholarship winners are expected to write thank you letters to the scholarship donors.

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How Dream Chasers Become Dream Makers

To date, more than $33 million in McDonald's HACER® National Scholarships have been awarded to Hispanic students across the country. The McDonald's HACER® National Scholarship Program offers scholarships up to 30 outstanding Hispanic students from all over the country, and continues to provide educational opportunities to help narrow the gap that exists for Hispanic college-bound students, further reinforcing McDonald's long-standing commitment to feeding and fostering the diverse communities it serves.

There are three tiers of funds, aimed to help recipients finance their college tuition. Tier 1 recipients are awarded up to $100,000. Tier 2 recipients receive $20,000 or $10,000 and Tier 3 recipients receive $5,000. Recipients are selected based on their academic achievement, community involvement, personal statement and financial need.

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McDonald's HACER® National Scholarship | McDonald's

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Determine if McDonald's HACER® National Scholarship is right for you, and apply here! Find out how McDonald's® is helping Hispanic students to succeed.

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Marian University awards scholarships to students in particular categories or with specific interests.

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Kiwanis Indiana Foundation Scholarship and Grant

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Kiwanis Indiana Foundation Scholarship and Grant

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EAGLE AWARD

The Eagle Award is a recognition that can be presented to anyone who has gone "above and beyond" in serving their club, their community or others. It could be awarded to an outgoing President, Lt. Governor, other club officer, someone who has brought in several new members, a member who has taken on and completed a new service project - or anyone else you or your club feel have accomplished great things.

The cost is only a $250 donation to the Kiwanis Indiana Foundation, and the Honoree will receive a beautifully designed eagle lapel pin and certificate.

McCULLOCH AWARDS

The recipient of this award gives $1,000 to the Kiwanis Indiana Foundation, Inc., and is recognized with a framed medallion, a ribboned medallion, and either a lapel pin or a pendant. This can be given at one time, or in four annual installments of $250 each. This is the Indiana District's most prestigious award, and is named for our first Kiwanis Indiana District Governor. The receiving of this award by its honored recipients has left a legacy to the service and good works begun by the man for whom it is named.

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The Eagle Award is a recognition that can be presented to anyone who has gone "above and beyond" in serving their club, their community or others. It could be awarded to an outgoing President, Lt.

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The Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Fund was established for the purpose of receiving, investing, and dispensing funds to provide college scholarships to qualified students who are committed to pursuing an education and career in the law enforcement field.

The Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Committee consists of the following members:

two (2) sheriffs

one (1) deputy sheriff plus,

one (1) college or university administrator from each of the four areas of the state.

Each member shall be appointed for the term of one year to serve at the pleasure of the president. The committee shall recommend the amount and number of scholarships to be awarded annually. The president of the Indiana Sheriffs' Association shall serve as chairman of the committee and the executive director of the association shall serve as the secretary by virtue of their respective positions. The members of the Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Committee shall serve as a screening committee in their respective area of the state, and the said screening committee shall determine the scholarship recipients from that area.
2024 Scholarship Application

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The Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Fund was established for the purpose of receiving, investing, and dispensing funds to provide college scholarships to qualified students who are committed to pursuing an education and career in the law enforcement field.

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Never were the university's responsibilities for the development of character of greater significance than at the present hour.
Herman B Wells - First Inaugural Address

The Wells Scholars Program, created in honor of the late IU Chancellor Herman B Wells, ranks among the most competitive and prestigious awards offered by any American university.

On his 90th birthday, Chancellor Wells was officially presented with the prestigious scholarship program as a gift from his many friends and admirers. Since his death in the spring of 2000, this community of talented and dedicated young scholars has remained a permanent legacy of his educational vision. The Wells Scholars Program is grateful to its alumni, friends, and admirers for their continued support, which ensures that the traditions founded by the first Scholars carry forward far into the future.

Wells Scholars have gone on to win innumerable national and international scholarships, fellowships, and grants, such as the Rhodes, Truman, Marshall, Soros, Mitchell, Churchill, Gates Cambridge, Fulbright, and Goldwater awards. Current students and alumni of the program are devoted to fostering a lifelong community of individuals with broad interests beyond scholarship.

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Never were the university's responsibilities for the development of character of greater significance than at the present hour. Herman B Wells - First Inaugural Address The Wells Scholars Program, created in honor of the late IU Chancellor Herman B Wells, ranks among the most competitive and prestigious awards offered by any American university.

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United Cerebral Palsy Association Scholarships

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United Cerebral Palsy Association Scholarships

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College Scholarships for Students with Cerebral Palsy

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Students with cerebral palsy looking for funding for school or for those seeking assistance for CP-related studies may find our scholarship list helpful.

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James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund

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James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund

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As a Teamster member, there is a college tuition discount program that is available to you and members of your family. The ISTS Tuition Discount Network (TDN) is a list of For-Profit and Non-Profit colleges and universities that offer reduced tuition. The amount of the reduction can varies by school and can sometimes be as specific as major.

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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

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Scholarship Programs | The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation provides education, scholarships, exhibits, events, and media related to the lives of Ronald and Nancy Reagan.

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Crane CU Scholarships - Crane Credit Union

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Crane Credit Union is proud to offer annual college scholarship opportunities as a member benefit to deserving high school seniors in our field of membership. Reap the full benefits of banking with Crane Credit Union. Become a member today!

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Seeking visionary leaders. Apply for part of $3.1 million in scholarships for high school seniors and two-year community college students.

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Central Indiana Chapter of the IU Alumni Association

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Central Indiana Chapter of the IU Alumni Association

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Banks of the Wabash Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Sullivan County, Ind., attending any IU campus.

Central Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students within the Indianapolis metropolitan area attending any IU campus.

Chicago Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate students attending IU Bloomington who graduated from a Chicago area high school in Illinois.

Dearborn County Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Dearborn County in Ohio who are attending any IU campus.

Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Cincinnati area attending any IU campus.

The Greater Evansville Chapter Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students attending any IU campus who reside in Posey, Perry, Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, and Gibson counties in Indiana; and in Henderson, Ohio, Union, Muhlenberg, Webster, and Davies counties in Kentucky.

Johnson County Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Johnson County, Ind., attending any IU campus.

Lakeshore Region Indiana of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who reside in Lake, Porter, Jasper, or Newton counties in Indiana. Multiple scholarships are awarded to students attending or planning to attend IU Bloomington, one is designated for IU Northwest, and other scholarships are open to students attending any IU campus.

Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to incoming IU Bloomington undergraduate students to IU Bloomington from Clark, Scott, Harrison, Crawford, Floyd, Washington, and Jefferson counties from Indiana; and Jefferson, Trimble, Spencer, Bullitt, Nelson, Marion, Henry, Oldham, Shelby, Meade, Breckenridge, Grayson, Hardin, Green, and Carroll counties in Kentucky.

Monroe County Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to incoming freshman from Monroe County, Ind., attending the IU Bloomington campus.

Northeast Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students attending the IU Bloomington campus from Adams, Allen, De Kalb, Blackford, Huntington, Noble, Wells, and Whitley counties.

St. Joseph County Alumni Chapter Scholarship

Awarded to incoming first year students from St. Joseph County, Ind., attending any IU campus.

St. Louis Metro Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate students from the St. Louis, Mo., metro area attending IU Bloomington.

Southwest Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Southwest Indiana attending any IU campus.

Toledo Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Toledo, Ohio area attending any IU campus.

West Central Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from West Central Indiana attending any IU campus.

Whitewater Valley Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship for IU Bloomington

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students attending the IU Bloomington campus and are from Wayne, Fayette, Randolph, and Union counties in Indiana.

Whitewater Valley Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship for IU East

Deadline: March 11
Preference given to a relative of an IU alumnus or alumna who has demonstrated scholastic ability and financial need. The IU East Scholarship Committee, in consultation with a representative of the Whitewater Valley Chapter of the IUAA, will determine the number, amount, and recipients of the scholarship.

Boston Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to incoming students of Indiana University.

Metro New York Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the metro New York area attending any IU campus.

Atlanta Chapter of the IU Alumni Association Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Atlanta area attending any IU campus.

Central Carolina Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Central Carolina area attending any IU campus.

Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Dallas/Fort Worth area attending any IU campus.

Houston Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Houston area attending any IU campus.

Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Louisville/Southern Indiana area attending any IU campus.

Nashville Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to incoming students of Indiana University.

San Antonio Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from San Antonio attending any IU campus.

South Florida Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from South Florida attending any IU campus.

Tampa Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Tampa Bay, Fla., attending any IU campus.

Washington, D.C., Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Washington D.C. area attending any IU campus.

Colorado Chapter of the IUAA David Butler Memorial Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Colorado attending any IU campus

Los Angeles Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Los Angeles area attending IU Bloomington.

San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from the Bay area attending any IU campus.

Seattle Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship

Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Seattle attending any IU campus.

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Banks of the Wabash Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from Sullivan County, Ind., attending any IU campus. Central Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship Awarded to undergraduate and graduate students within the Indianapolis metropolitan area attending any IU campus.

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BurgerKing Scholars Honoring Jim McLamore

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BurgerKing Scholars Honoring Jim McLamore

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Through the Burger King℠ Scholars Program, we have awarded nearly $60 million to over 45,000 students across North America since 2000. Our goal is to grant one scholarship for every BK restaurant in North America -that translates to more than $7 million each year!

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Created in memory of Burger King Co-Founder James "Jim" W. McLamore, the Burger King℠ Scholars program provides scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $60,000 to high school students and BK employees and their families. Scholarships are intended to offset the cost of attending college or post-secondary vocational/technical school. Recipients are selected through an application process that takes into consideration their grade point average (GPA), work experience, extracurricular activities, and community service. In 2022 alone, the Foundation awarded over $4.6 million in scholarships to nearly 4,000 students.

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The application period for the 2023-2024 cycle begins October 16, 2023, and closes December 15, 2023.

‍ Click here to view the scholarship eligibility requirements and to apply now. ‍

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Through the Burger King Scholars program, we've awarded nearly $55 million to over 45,000 deserving students across the North America. Our goal is to grant one scholarship for every BK® restaurant in North America-that's more than $7 million each year!

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Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation Scholarships

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Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation Scholarships

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The Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation offers Scholarship and Grant opportunities for both active members of Beta Sig and upcoming high school graduates. These Scholarships are a way of giving back in our effort to serve as stewards of Christ and the world. Young men who wish to apply are under no obligation to join Beta Sigma Psi or be related to a member for consideration. Applicants may apply for multiple awards if they are still deciding which school they plan to attend. Below, we have links to scholarship applications being offered at various universities. If you have any questions, we have included contact information for the Scholarship Committee at each school.

Beta Sigma Psi exists to promote the personal development of its members, our Brothers. By working together, undergraduates are exposed to a wide variety of growth experiences as leaders, followers, and teammates. They manage their own organizations, identify problems, set goals and learn through successes and failures in a supportive environment. This is all part of the fraternity experience that prepares our members for more successful lives.

The Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation is a fully qualified, tax-exempt charitable organization. It was founded in 1982 to provide for the educational and developmental needs of fraternity members and incoming college students. Contributions to the Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation are deductible to the extent allowed by law under Section 170 of the IRS code. This money is placed in an endowment which generates interest from a portfolio of investments. Interest earned is used to fund annual operations of Beta Sigma Psi as well as special projects. Donors are also able to designate their gifts towards special sub-funds that are set up for specific purposes (such as Academic Scholarships) or collegiate chapters.

Q: What sorts of items are eligible for a grant?

For any questions, contact our Grants Director for the Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation at grants@betasigmapsi.org

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The Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation offers Scholarship and Grant opportunities for both active members of Beta Sig and upcoming high school graduates. These Scholarships are a way of giving back in our effort to serve as stewards of Christ and the world.

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Top 18 Fashion Scholarships in February 2023 - Scholarships360

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Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust/Nancy Jaynes Memorial Scholarship

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Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust/Nancy Jaynes Memorial Scholarship

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The Nancy Jaynes Memorial Scholarship 2018 Application is now available. Applications must be postmarked by February 2, 2018.

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Help America Hear (previously Foundation for Sight and Sound) Scholarships

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Help America Hear (previously Foundation for Sight and Sound) Scholarships

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Help America Hear Scholarship Program | Investing in the Future of the Hearing-Impaired Community — Help America Hear

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Help America Hear’s Scholarship Program is dedicated to investing in the future of the hearing-impaired community. Learn about our efforts to provide financial support to students affected by hearing loss and pursuing higher education. Discover how we are making a difference in the lives of young in

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Contact the Extension Office for possible opportunities.

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Farm Credit Mid-America is again excited to host the FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA SCHOLARS in 2024. This program awards $5,000 in scholarship support over a two year period. It has built-in leadership and financial development workshops as well. We're looking for the next generation of leaders - leaders who want to make a difference in the field of agriculture - to be part of our sixth cohort. The typical candidate is a rising sophomore or rising junior in the fall of 2024, pursuing a degree in agriculture from a university within our four state footprint (IN, OH, KY and TN). A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required.

We also offer $1,500 scholarships to students attending accredited two- or four-year colleges, universities or vocational/trade schools. Recipients of our CUSTOMER AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP must be children or grandchildren of Farm Credit Mid-America customers pursuing careers supporting the agricultural industry.

If you know someone who is majoring in agriculture and would be a good candidate for either of these scholarships, we would appreciate your sharing this information with them. The application can be found on our website - . Deadline to apply is December 31, 2023.

Over the last decade, Farm Credit Mid-America has awarded more than $2 million in financial and educational support to deserving students pursuing careers that promote agriculture.

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Farm Credit Mid-America is again excited to host the FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA SCHOLARS in 2024. This program awards $5,000 in scholarship support over a two year period. It has built-in leadership and financial development workshops as well.