Wednesday, March 21, 2018

Let Us Make Man The Gathering to Reclaim Black Manhood

Let Us Make Man 
The Gathering to Reclaim Black Manhood
Let Us Make Man 
"Behold, the only thing greater than yourself"
The Muhammad Jihad Memorial Scholarship Fund 

Dear Applicant:

Let Us Make Man- The Gathering to Reclaim Black Manhood is commuted to the development of America's youth. Organized in 2006 by Derrick Boatman and a commuted cadre of co,,unity leaders, the conference has geld several events in the metro Atlanta area in order to raise the consciousness of young black males. This year, we have developed two scholarships in honor of the life of Muhammad Rahim Jihad, the late son of Lat Us Make Man organizer, A. B. Jihad.Muhammad's untimely transition was at age 17. He tragically left this world a few short years ago and his father wishes to honor his memory by aiding in the education of a young man that could be at a crossroads in life. It is brother A. B. Jihad's wish to give a small push to a young male who may be in need of a helping hand. We understand that this memorial fund of a minimum of $1,000 could help prevent a young man from making a wrong turn in life. Our mission and focus is to help develop young Black males into models of strong manhood. In addition to engaging in mentoring programs, we also understand the importance of assisting talented young Black males in pursuit of higher education. The application process is open to African American males who are high school Seniors and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better. Brother A.B. Jihad and sister Sakinah Jihad would like to remember their son in life by living out your dreams through education. 
Applicants must reside in Georgia


APPLICATION DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, 2018


Application Package Check List

The application package must be completed in its entirety to be considered for the scholarship. Applications must be typed or written legibly. Before submitting your application, be sure each of the following 5 items are included
  1. One completed APPLICATION PACKAGE;
  2. one CHARACTER REFERENCE LETTER ( Not related to Applicant)
  3. One official LETTER of ENROLLMENT/SEALED TRANSCRIPT from your high school for fall of 2017 or most recently completed semester
  4. One " 100 " word or less BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
  5. One typed, double spaced, 12- point font " 1000 " word essay.
The Brothers of LET US MAKE MAN and THE MUHAMMAD RAHIM JIHAD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND will contact the applicant for further information once all data is collected from application package. 

Mail completed package to:
Let Us Make Man Memorial Scholarship Fund
1860 Bond Drive SW 
Atlanta, Georgia 30315

If you have questions, contact Let Us Make Man via email: info@letusmakeman.net


Monday, March 19, 2018

DR. W. RON SAILOR, SR. SCHOLARSHIP

application may be submitted begging Monday, March 12, 2018
  • must be a gwinnett county resident
  • must be a high school or home school graduate in the year of the application
  • must have a cumulative overall gpa of 2.5 or above
  • submit official transcript, with seal, from an accredited institution which can be mailed or delivered to church office by monday, april 20, 2018
  • submit a copy of the letter of acceptance from an accredited college, university, vocational technical, or seminary school
  • must complete a type application using times new roman, font size- 12 and double spaced essay response
  • must answer the essay questions selected by scholarship committee
  • must ahere to every word limit maximum for each question
  • must use correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar usage
application deadline APRIL 20, 2018

call the church office at 7709638447 to request an electronic copy of the scholarship application

Friday, March 16, 2018

program for continuing education (PCE)

need based scholarship

must have had at least a 24- month break in education and be within 24 months of completing program

$3,000

https://www.peointernational.org/about-peo-program-continuing-education-pce

STAR

Merit- based scholarship

For high school seniors enrolling in a post secondary institution upon graduation

$2,500

https://www.peointernational.org/about-peo-star-scholarship-star

Interantional Peace Scholarship (IPS)

need based scholarship

citizen of country other than us or Canada, graduate students or students attending cottey college

$12,500

https://www.peointernational.org/about-peo-international-peace-scholarship-ips

educational loan fund (ELF)

low interest revolving loan fund

must be with in 2 years, but not less than 4 months, of completing course of study

$12,000 for associate and bachelor degree programs, technical or professional training, and post- graduate certifications, $15,000 for master's degree and $20,000 for doctoral level degree.

https://www.peointernational.org/about-peo-educational-loan-fund-elf

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Liga de Campeones (League of Champions) scholarship program

Liga de Campeones (League of Champions) scholarship program sponsored by Univision 34 Atlanta Criteria:
Hispanic high school seniors in the Atlanta Metropolitan area and surrounding counties who excel in academic success, athletic achievement or community involvement.  A set of “Rules and Regulations” and the application are available in the link below.

https://www.univision.com/atlanta/wuvg/noticias/comunidad/no-te-quedes-fuera-de-la-liga-de-campeones-2018
 
Deadline March 31st, 2018 
For additional information please contact


Univision 34 Atlanta realizes the needs and challenges that Hispanic youth faces are substantial.  The extraordinary 12th graders selected and honored will receive:
  • A personal profile on Univision 34 Atlanta,
  • $1,250 academic reward,
  • Featured interview in “Conexión Fin de Semana,” News Magazine,
  • Recognition at end-of-the-year banquet in their honor.

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

The Atlanta Association of Legal Administrators Gene Henson Scholarship Program

AALA

The Atlanta Association of Legal Administration (AALA) is a not-for-profit association founded in 1977. Our members are legal managers actively employed by law firms, legal departments of corporations and private institutions, and the legal divisions of government agencies as officers, directors and managers. We are also a chapter of Association of Legal Administrators, a worldwide organization of legal management professionals. 

Our mission is to provide ongoing training and continuing education for our members, and to support education in our community. The Atlanta Association of Legal Administrators Foundation, INC., a 501 (c)(3) organization, sponsors a scholarship to be awarded to an outstanding senior enrolled in one of out local high schools who is interested in attending one of Georgia's accredited higher learning institutions. Seniors attending public or not for profit high schools are eligible to participate. 

We request that you, as  your school's scholarship representatives, select and nominate two candidates from the senior class to our Association writing. The criteria for participation in our scholarship program are as follows: 
  • The candidate must be a United States citizen
  • The candidate must be planning to attend a four-year college, university or specialized course of instruction Within the state if Georgia, including private institutions. 
  • Scholastic achievement in the current academic year and overall grade point average through high school. A copy of the students academic record and SAT scores are required.
  • List of extracurricular activities
  • Enumeration of community work 
  • A written essay (750 words or less) describing the candidate's thought and opinion on a current event happening either locally, nationally, or internationally. AALA would like the candidate to choose an event happening at the this time and give their thoughts on the impact of this event it is unfolding at this time and how they feel this event will impact the world five years from now. 
  • A letter confirming that the student has been accepted and will be attending a higher learning institution the following fall semester. 
  • A personal interview with the member of the Scholarship Program Committee
  • Financial Need; annual household income will be considered. 
In recommending the school's nominees, you will be attesting to the fact that the candidates are qualified to compete for the scholarship award and successfully matriculate in a four-year college or specialized course of instruction. The qualified candidate will be awarded a scholarship in the amount of $10,000.00. The amount will be paid over the course of two semesters or the equivalent of one school year ( not including summer ). The student will receive $5,000 for each semester which will be paid at the beginning of each semester. At the end of the first semester, the student is required to submit an official transcript to the Scholarship Chairperson as proof of a 3.0 GPA or higher. At that time, a second payment of $5,000 will be issued. The student must remain in school and maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher at all times or forfeit future scholarship money. If possible at the school the scholarship winner attends, the scholarship will be mailed directly to the school to be deposited into an account for the winner's use. It shall be the winner's responsibility to provide the correct mailing address for the registrar's office at their college or university. 

Students who are affiliated with the board or scholarships committee members of the Atlanta Association of Legal Administrations or Associations of Legal Administrations are ineligible. Applicants will be asked to sign a statement of non-affiliation ( attached ).

Nominations, including completed packages are to be postmarked no later than Sunday, April 14, 2018 and addressed to : 
Stacy Rodenhiser
Chair, Gene Henson Scholarship Committee
Atlanta Association of Legal Administratiors
21 Cliftwood Drive
Atlanta, Georgia 30328

Incomplete packages will be immediately disqualified. Selected students may be asked to interview with out committee in person or by telephone. We hope to notify the recipient of the scholarship awarded by May 11, 2018. The Student may be asked to attend an AALA event during 2018 to receive recognition of the scholarship.

Should you have any questions or require any additional information, you may reach me at (404) 617-2384. Thank you for your prompt attention.




Monday, March 12, 2018

Delta Community Credit Union

The Bucks Start Here
- Delta Community Credit Union annually awards $20,000 in scholarships as follows: three $5,000 awards. Scholarships are earmarked for tuition, books, lodging or meal costs and will be made payable to the college or technical school by Delta Community. The School must be accredited and located in the United States. The Scholarship application period is open through March 31, 2018.

Eligibility
- Applicants must meet All of the following conditions:

  1. Be a Delta Community member and primary account holder in good standing at the time of application submission ( no delinquent loans, overdrawn or charged off accounts at the time the award is given, etc.). Not a member? open an account and become one today.
  2. Be enrolled to attend an accredited college or university during the fall of the academic year as a full-time student pursuing their first undergraduate degree. Scholarship award must be used during the specified academic year.
  3. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average as of the end of the prior semester. 

Thursday, March 8, 2018

Beauty P. Baldwin Scholarship

Beauty P. Baldwin Scholarship Deadline 3/27/18
 Criteria
1.    A completed application. It is imperative that the application be completed in full.
2.    A one-page double-spaced (typed) personal statement summarizing why the applicant should be awarded the BeautP. BaldwiScholarship and hothe scholarship will help him/her pursue his/her career ambition. Be sure to include community service activities in the statement.
3.    A sealed copy of the applicants transcript.
4.    Two sealed letters of recommendation from any combination of teachers, counselors, employers, schooadministrators or ministers.
5.    Proof of acceptance into an accredited four-year college or university.



women's scholarships

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

World of Comfort Ministires , inc

WOC provides financial assistance to an outstanding male or female African- American students residing in the united states who plan to attend an accredited four- year college or university of their choice within the US. In addition to excelling in the classroom, these individuals are leaders in the community who exemplify the values of volunteerism and service.

WOC recognizes the importance of education in the lives of children and the commitment to serve those less fortunate. we are delighted to provide this year's scholarship in the amount of $2,500.00 to the high school senior who reflects these same high standards and has at least a 2.5 GPA. As we give to promote the individual's educational opportunities, we hope that he/she will see fit to lead his/her life in a way that will eventually give something positive back to the community.

Criteria:
  1. words of comfort application form
  2. resume (should demonstrate community service/ activities and any employment/ internship experiences, school activity, school honors and awards, computer skills)
  3. WOC scholarship certification form
  4. Two SEALED letters of recomendations together with two applicant ability and skills rating forms (one- school teacher or counselor/ one- commutnity leader unrelated to the applicant)
  5. high school transcript 
  6. verification of US citizenship (if selected, copy of birth certificate is required or additional verifiying document)
  7. essay: in a minimum of 500 words, please address ONE of the following:
    1. how will your planned major contribute to society as a whole?
    2. what community service related activities do you participate in that most build and reflect your character?
    3. describe how you have demonstrated leadership ablilities bothin and out of school
Application is due by Friday, may 18, 2018

for more information got www.wocministires.com

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Win a Full Cosmetology Scholarship

Win a Full Cosmetology Scholarship

To Enter:
  1. Write a 500 word essay about why you are interested in cosmetology and want to pursuer your education at the AVEDA Institute.
  2. Fill out the form on this page to upload your essay.
  3. Essay submissions deadlines: Non- Florida campuses Saturday, March 17,2018, 5pm: Florida campuses Saturday, March 31,2018, 5pm
  4. If your essay is chosen, you will participate' in a fashion show contest Sunday, March 25, 2018 (non-Florida schools), and Sunday, April 8, 2018 (Florida schools) for a chance to win the full paid scholarship. includes creating a model makeover for the fashion show contest.
Catwalk For Water:

- Event for clean water awareness
- Sunday, March 25 ( non-Florida Campuses)
- Sunday, April 8 (Florida campuses)



Monday, March 5, 2018

Delta Kappa Gamma Society International of Women Educators

Delta Kappa Gamma Society International of Women Educators 
Beta Rho Chapter
Educator's Scholarship

The Beta Rho Chapter of Delta kappa Gamma Society International of Women Educators awards one scholarship in the amount of $1500 to one high school student who plans to pursue a degree in education. The scholarship applicants should be a high school student interested in entering the teaching profession.
The scholarships will be one time only for the value of $1500

Application process                                                     
  1. applicants must provide a high school transcript, SAT scores, class rank, and grade point average
  2. applicants must submit an essay on why they desire to go into teaching. The essay should be limited to 2 page double- spaced
  3. one letter of recommendation must accompany the application when it is submitted. The letter should be from some one who knows the applicant well.
  4. honors and awards, extracurricular activities, and community/ church service will be a consideration
  5. if possible, a photograph should be attached. this is NOT required
  6. completed application should be submitted to the following address and post marked no later than March 15, 2018 
Geri Flanary 
c/o Duluth High School
3737 Brock Road    
Duluth, GA 30096  

Selection procedures
  1. applications will be reviewed by the scholarship committee of the beta rho chapter of the delta kappa gamma society
  2. student will be notified of the committee's decision as soon as a recipient is selected
For an application\

2017-2018 Terrance Dykes ROTC Scholarship

2017-2018 Terrance Dykes ROTC Scholarship

Goal: 
- In honor of Terrance Dykes, the goal is to award a graduating High School student that has actively participated in their high school Jr. ROTC program with the named above scholarship to assist with financial responsibilities at a school or higher learning.

Award Amount:
 - Maximum $1,000

Award Criteria:
  1. student must complete High School with a minimum 3.0 GPA, submit official high school transcript
  2. submit recommendation letter from high school Jr. ROTC instructor , which must include the number of years of active participation in schools Jr. ROTC program.
  3. student must provide documentation of acceptance into college/university ROTC program
Award Timeline:
-Award criteria documentation must be submitted no later than April 7


Award payout: Award will be paid by June 15 or sooner after eligibility requirements are verified and official documentation of acceptance to school or higher learning had been submitted.

Eligibility Requirements:

1.Freshman year (year 1)
- Active Participation in High School ROTC program
- Meet requirements and earn $250

2. Sophomore year (year 2)
- Active Participation in High School ROTC program
- Meet requirements and earn $250

3. Junior year (year 3)
- Active Participation in High School ROTC program
- Meet requirements and earn $250

4. Senior year (year 4)
- Active Participation in High School ROTC program
- Meet requirements and earn $250 

Application Information
- The above mentioned required documents will be accepted by mail to LDAC Foundation, PO Box 3531, Suwanee, GA 30024



Friday, March 2, 2018

Scales of justice scholarship

ELIGIBILITY:  High school seniors and senior level home school students who are residents of Fulton, DaKalb, Gwinnett, Cobb, and Clayton counties.

COMPETITION GUIDELINES: participating students are asked to write an original and creative essay of 1,000 word or less regarding the following topic
               There has been considerable recent news about the nomination of judges to the federal court by the President and the process of approval by congress. Discuss the pros and cons of the process and the most important factors to consider in approving a judge such as the judge's background, work history, politics, individual beliefs, heritage, and rulings.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • entries from the 2018 contest will be accepted starting February 12, 2018
  • submission deadline is march 12, 2018
  • essays can be no more than 1,000 words
  • submissions must be the original work of the student
ESSAY SUBMISSION:
all essays should be submitted online via our website at www.frg-law.com/essay-contest/

AWARDS:
A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to the Top Finalist, with $500 scholarships given to the second and third place recipients. winners will be announced on March 30, 2018