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any award. Graduating high school seniors may apply for this scholarship, however they must successfully complete their first semester of postsecondary education prior to the distribution of the award. A copy of the most recent academic transcript is required. Application process: Applications are available from website above. When can I apply for this scholarship? Any time after January 1st of the award year. What is the application deadline? The application deadline will be determined annually. • Roger R. Berube Annual Scholarship Fund Who is eligible to apply? High school seniors, college students, adults who are current residents of the Lewiston Housing Authority either in Public Housing or Section 8 housing choice voucher holders. Scholarship amount: 2 - $1,000 Public Housing 2 - $1,000 Section 8 Participants How are the scholarships awarded? Scholarship is based on financial need and academic achievement. Application process: Applications are available from high school guidance offices servicing Lisbon, Lewiston, Wales and Greene. Also from the University of Maine System and Lewiston Housing Authority, One College Street, Lewiston, Maine 04240 or Lewiston Housing Authority, Hillview Office, 77 Rideout Avenue, Lewiston, Maine 04240 Tel: (207) 783-8539 or Fax: (207) 783-7101 When can I apply for this scholarship? On or after May 1 of the award year. What is the application deadline? Completed application must be received by June 15 of the award year. • Ryu Family Foundation, Inc – SEL BONG SCHOLARSHIP 901 Murray Rd. East Hanover, NJ 07936 Ph: (973)560-9696 Fax: (973)560-0661 E-mail: jennyk@toplineus.com Four Year College, University/Scholarship Purpose: One-time award to support and advance education and research. Must be Korean residing in DE, PA, NJ, NY, CT, VT, RI, NH, MA or ME. Minimum 3.5 GPA required. Deadline is November 14. Qualif.: Applicant must be: full-time student. High school students not considered. Award available to U.S., Korean citizens. To Apply: Required: application form; transcript; test scores; essay; reference(s); photograph. Deadline: 11/14. Contact: Jenny Kang, 973-560-9696, jennyk@toplineus.com • R.V. Gadabout Gaddis Charitable Fund http://www.mainecf.org/html/scholarships/bytype/statewide.html Deadline: April 1, 2006 Scholarships will be awarded to Maine high school graduates who are college juniors or seniors majoring in outdoor writing or a related environmental field; or to accredited Maine colleges or universities with programs in this area. Established in 1995 in memory of R .V. "Gadabout" Gaddis, a writer from Maine, this fund provides financial support for the study of outdoor writing or a related environmental field. • Safety & Health Council of Northern New England – Past Presidents Scholarship The Safety & Health Council will award a $500. or greater scholarship(s) annually to New Hampshire or Maine resident(s)* majoring in a safety or health program. The scholarship(s) will be awarded upon recommendation of the Past Presidents Scholarship Committee. The scholarship(s) will be open to students who have completed their sophomore year and the award will be based upon scholastic achievement and professional potential.
Eligibility: Be a resident of the States of New Hampshire or Maine* Be a currently enrolled degree candidate with a safety, health or environmental studies related major. Possess a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5, and 3.0 in a safety or health related major. Filing of Application materials: Completed application by April 1 Official transcript from College, minimum of three letters of recommendation from college instructors, administrators, staff support services, and/or other professional references. The selection of the recipient(s) will be made by the Past Presidents Scholarship Committee. Recipient(s) and funds will be presented to the recipient(s) at the Council Office in Westbrook, Maine or Concord, New Hampshire. Non-recipients will also be notified. *Residence or residency shall mean a person’s principal place of abode or domicile. Toe be eligible, a resident of either state may attend college or university either inside or outside Maine or New Hampshire. • Sebago Lake Anglers Scholarship Program http://www.sebagolakeanglers.org/memberservices.htm Statement of Purpose: In recognition of the recreational and economic value of the Sebago Lake Watershed to the surrounding area, it is the aim of the Sebago Lake Anglers to nurture and honor the resource by encouraging further education in a field that would promote the reservation of the resource. To that end, the Sebago Lake Anglers propose to offer a small scholarship for the pursuit of college level education in Marine Biology or a related field. The scholarship would be awarded on an annual basis to a qualified, graduating senior of one of the area high schools surrounding Sebago Lake. These schools, all in school districts bordering Sebago Lake, would include Bonny Eagle High School (SAD#6 Buxton, Limington, Standish, Steep Falls, and Sebago Lake); Lake Region High School (SAD#61 Bridgton, Casco, Naples, Sebago) and Windham High School. Since the Town of Raymond does not possess a high school, it would not participate in the program. In the event that a number of applicants qualify, each year's recipient would be selected from the schools on a rotating basis, for example, one from SAD#6 the first year, one from SAD#61 the following year, and Windham the third year. Qualifications for Consideration: To qualify for the Sebago Lake Anglers Scholarship, a graduating senior would have been accepted for study in an academically accredited undergraduate program in the study of Marine/Environmental Biology, or a related field of higher learning Awarding the Scholarship: A scholarship committee would be formed by members of the Anglers and would review a list of those candidates presented by the guidance directors of the area high schools. The recipient's name would be announced at the commencement or award presentation of his or her high school. The actual scholarship would not be paid until the committee has received a grade report for the student's first semester and would be paid directly to the college that the recipient is attending. The Scholarship: The scholarship fund will be administered by the Scholarship Committee. The annual dollar amount of the scholarship would not exceed $500. • Sylvan B. Phillips Trust Fund Who is eligible to apply? This fund provides financial assistance to aid "needy and worthy young men" living in Portland, Maine in obtaining a college education, particularly in full or in part of their tuition and/or rent. Scholarship amount: Varies. This year, up to $10,520 will be distributed. How are the scholarships awarded? Discretion of the Trustees Application process: Application form and supporting materials. Packets will be available April 25, 2005. Send request to: Sue Ward, Office of the Superintendant of Schools (207) 874-8111 What is the application deadline? June 24th • Wasco Products Scholarship Who is eligible to apply? The scholarship will be awarded to dependents of employees of Wasco who are graduating from a Maine high school and have been accepted at an accredited institution of higher learning.
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COLORADO Scholarships of up to $2,0
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