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Categories: Departmental  Show/Hide the descriptionDeclared majors in one of the undergraduate, degree-granting departments of the College of Social and Behavioral Science are eligible for the Honor Roll, Marie Gaby, and Oakley J. Gordon Memorial Scholarsihps.
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Uncategorized Show/Hide the descriptionThe Gilman Program diversifies the kinds of students who study abroad and the countries and regions where they go by awarding over 2,300 scholarships of up to $5000. To qualify
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Categories: Undocumented Show/Hide the descriptionThe mission of Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Scholarship (CHCI) is to provide critical financial assistance that will increase graduation rates among Latino students in post-secondary education. CHCI scholarships provide recipients with a one time scholarship of:
Scholarship awards are intended to provide assistance with tuition, room and board, textbooks, and other educational expenses associated with college enrollment. Eligibility Criteria
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Categories: Community Based Show/Hide the descriptionTo be considered for the David C. Williams Memorial Fellowship students must be committed to writing a major paper or project, a masters thesis, or Ph.D. dissertation, that focuses on any combination of:
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Categories: Financial Need-Based, Leadership Show/Hide the description
ELIGIBILITY To qualify for this scholarship you must: 1. Be a resident of the State of Utah. 2. Be admitted to or attending a two or four-year public or private accredited college, university or vocational/technical school as an undergraduate in the state of Utah. Private for profit, online and other similar institutions are not eligible. Awards are not granted for graduate study or to satisfy student loans. 3. Have and maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average (GPA) while receiving the scholarship. 4. Show leadership regarding rights and recognition for LGBTQ people. 5. Demonstrate financial need. Hide the descriptionDownload the PDF to learn more
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Categories: Community Service, First Generation Show/Hide the descriptionIvory Homes will offer 8 $2,000 scholarships for the 2013-2014 academic year for the University of Utah. These scholarships are available to students who have demonstrated experience serving and working with the Latina/Latino community. Applicants must be entering freshmen or SLCC transfer students with preference given to first generation students. Students transferring from Salt Lake Community College to the University of Utah must (1) have completed 30 credit hours or more at the time of their application, (2) have lived in Utah for three or more years, and (3) graduated from a Utah high school. All applications must be submitted by 5PM March 1,2013 to: Attn: Feleti Matagi, University of Utah, Annex Building, 1901 E. South Campus Drive #2214A, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112. Additional scholarship applications can be found at: http://www.diversity.utah.edu/scholarships Hide the descriptionDownload the Word doc to learn more
Categories: Departmental Show/Hide the descriptionGeneral Qualifications:
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Categories: Community Based, Community Service, First Generation Show/Hide the descriptionRenewal funds are available to 2013-2014 Ivory Homes Scholarship Recipients who are first generation continuing students at the University of Utah during the 2013-2014 academic year. In order to be considered for renewed funding, students must demonstrate involvement in community service and/or leadership. Current Ivory Homes Renewal Scholars must complete at least 15 hours of service with the University Student Recruitment Office by March 2013 in order to be considered. These scholarships are only valid at the University of Utah and will be paid out in two installments—one at the start of the fall semester and one at the start of the following spring semester. Students must be registered as full-time students (12 credit hours or more) to receive this scholarship. Hide the descriptionDownload the Word doc to learn more
Categories: Financial Need-Based, Leadership Show/Hide the descriptionEligibility for scholarship is restricted to a) undergraduate or graduate students in the colleges of Education and Humanities, b) secondary education students (particularly in mathematics, science and early childhood education) who will be in the College of Education's teacher certification program by Fall Semester 2013, and c) direct descendants of Ellen Christina Steffensenen Cannon. Descendants may pursue any program of study at the University of Utah. Hide the descriptionDownload the PDF to learn more
Categories: Community Based, Departmental Show/Hide the descriptionThe Scholarship began when Huerta returned her honorarium for a speaking engagement at the University of Utah. She asked that the money be used to establish a scholarship that encourages young women's engagement in grass roots activism. Generous community members, who value her vision and practice Huerta's committment to social justice, have since then contributed to the fund. Recipients of the award will recieve $1,000 and engage in a semester-long community-engagement project. Requirements: The recipient will be paired with a community partner, or continue to work with an existing partner, for at least one semester, while enrolled at the University of Utah. During tenure of the award, the recipient will enroll in a one-semester course that provides a thoughtful framework for reflection on the practice of leadership, always with an awareness of gender dynamics. Hide the descriptionDownload the PDF to learn more
Categories: Underrepresented Students Show/Hide the descriptionThe Nick and Helen Papanikolas Scholarships are offered with the intent to foster the recruitment and retention of students from underrepresented populations. The scholarship supports qualified undergraduate students who are members of a Native American Tribe recognized by the United States Government, undergraduate students who demonstrate experience or commitment to working with the Asian American, Pacific Islander, or African American communities. Recipients must be registered as a full-time student (12 credits) each semester to receive the award. Supporting documentation is required Hide the descriptionDownload the Word doc to learn more
Categories: Departmental Show/Hide the descriptionAward: Scholarship for $1500 ($750 per semester) applied to U of U tuition and mandatory fees. As many as 15 will be given Application Requirements:
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To qualify for this award you must be a resident of the State of Utah, be graduating from or have graduated from a Utah High School with a GPA of 2.0 or above (though preference is given to students with a 3.0 or above), be admitted or attending a two or four-year accredited college, university or vocational/technical school, and demonstrate financial need. On-line and for-profit institutions and graduate studies are not eligible. The Selection Committee will review your application and, if approved, a grant of $500 (technical school) or $1,000 (university or college) will be directly sent to the institution you will be attending. Hide the descriptionDownload the PDF to learn more
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