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LGBT Scholarship (national)

National Scholarship Application (NEA-Drag Queen Caucus)

THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS DOCUMENT ARE THOSE OF THE CAUCUS.  THE CAUCUS HAS NO AUTHORITY TO SPEAK FOR, OR ACT ON BEHALF OF, NEA.

Application Process

Eligibility: 

Pursuing a degree in a four-year accredited college or university, financial need, LGBT public high school senior in the United States or Federal, and top fourth of the graduating class.

A $2,000 scholarship ($1,000 paid the first semester and renewable for the next semester) shall be awarded to a student who is a change agent, having leadership potential, and ranks in the top 25% of their graduating class. Financial need will be given strong consideration. Noteworthy accomplishments in student government, clubs, work experience is desirable, but not required. The GPA of 3.0 must be maintained to retain the scholarship for the second semester. The second half of the scholarship will be sent to their college upon receipt of the first semester's transcripts.

Qualifications:

Please submit the following items to the address listed below.

1. Grade Point Average
2. Student high school transcripts
3. School activities (clubs, sports, student government experience, volunteering activities, etc.)
4. Home information, including parents' or guardians' yearly income, home address, phone number, e-mail
5. 2-page essay: "My Life as a GLBT Student and the Role Models who Shaped it"
6. 2 letters of recommendation
7. Signature of authenticity including authorization of publishing the name in local, state, national, gay papers, and NEA publications (Your name does not need to be published to be considered.)

Time-line: 

A typed application (see below) must be post-marked and received no later than May 1st. All information listed on the application process must accompany the application. Any missing information will result in the application being disqualified. The scholarship recipient will be contacted in May by e-mail to acknowledge receipt of the application. The winner will be notified in July after the NEA RA. Good luck to all applicants!

National Ricardo Correa Scholarship Application

$2,000 Student Scholarship

Application and checklist (See brochure)

Have to be received in the mail by May 1st

Ricardo Correa Scholarship                                                               

1407 E. Manitoba St.

Milwaukee, WI 53207

(262) 573-3321

(A picture of the national scholarship applicant should be attached.)

Name_____________________________________

Address___________________________________

City, State, Zip Code________________________

Phone_____________________________________

Birth date__________________________________

Father’s Name_______________________________  Mother’s Name_______________________

Occupation_________________________________  Occupation__________________________

Place of Employment__________________________  Place of Employment_________________

Names and ages of all brothers and sisters, the school they are attending or have graduated from (high school, college, technical), and year of graduation

Name	Age	Name of School	Grad Year

Part-time jobs you have held or are now holding?

Where	Position Held	From_____to_____

Leisure time activities/hobbies:______________________________________________________

List the colleges/universities that you have applied to as of January 1 (RANK THEM)

College/University	Accepted	Have not heard	Wait List
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Are there any other colleges/universities you will apply to?                 Yes or No

List: ___________________________________________________________________________

Tentative field of study: ___________________________________________________________

What have you done in the area of this interest (i.e. jobs, classes, projects, volunteer work, etc.): __ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

What would you like to be doing when you are 25 years old? ______________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Name  _________________________________

1.  List all in-school activities (include sports, music, student government and other clubs), the grades you participated (9^th, 10^th, 11^th, 12^th) and any offices you held:                 

In-School Activity	Grade	Office Held

2.  List all out-of-school activities including community service (Include year and time involved):

Out-of-school Activity	Year ___ to ___	Time Involved

3.  List any honors, awards, or recognitions you have received both in-school and out of school during your high school                                                                        

      years:

Honors / Awards / Recognitions	Honors / Awards / Recognitions

Authorization for release of records:  I authorize the release of my academic records, grade point average, rank in class, and test scores to the scholarship committees.

My signature below also indicates that I have completed this application accurately and truthfully.  I authorize the Scholarship Committee to clarify my involvement in school activities as listed above by contacting my guidance counselor or activity advisor as needed. Understand that misrepresentation of factual information herein will cause my application to be withdrawn. Furthermore, if I am a recipient of a scholarship, I give permission for any of the committees to keep a copy of my application for historical purposes.

Signature of Applicant _______________________________________________________             Date _______________

Signature of Parent _________________________________________________________               Date _______________

Please sign this part of the authorization if you’d like your name released to the local/state GLBT publications. (Optional)

Signature of Applicant _______________________________________________________             Date _______________

Signature of Parent _________________________________________________________               Date _______________

Have your parents filed or do they intend to file a Financial Aid Form with the school(s) you are applying to? Yes No

Does your family hav e any unusual financial problems?                                                                                              Yes No

Expenses At the School You Plan to Attend:

List school in the column to the right
Tuition for one year	$	$
Room & Board for one year	$	$
Books for one year	$	$
Miscellaneous (include transportation( for one year	$	$
Total Cost for one Year	$	$
Grand Total  (Total expenses for you to complete a four year degree)	$	$

How do you expect to finance your total education? (Students who do not complete the requested information may be ineligible for scholarships that are based on financial need.)

Personal Savings (Money already in the bank)
Summer Savings (Money you expect to earn during all the summers you will be attending school.)
School year Savings (Money you will earn while attending school.)
Family Contributions (Money you expect to receive from your family that would be in addition to the money already in the bank.)
Loans/Financial Aid/Scholarships (Money you know you will get each year.) For example: A student at Viterbo University in La Crosse with an ACT score of 30 and a 3.4 GPA would receive a $7,500 yearly scholarship. ($_____Year 1) ($_____Year 2) ($_____Year 3) ($_____Year 4) =
Loans/Financial Aid (Money you hope you will get each year.) ($_____Year 1) ($_____Year 2) ($_____Year 3) ($_____Year 4) =
Other Sources of Income (Please specify:)____________________)
TOTAL (This total must equal your GRAND TOTAL.)

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            In a 2-page typed essay, please tell about “My Life as a GLBT Person and

            The Role Models who Shaped it”.

Send required application materials to:

Ricardo Correa Scholarship Foundation (National)
1407 E. Manitoba St.
Milwaukee, WI 53207

Questions?   Please send e-mail to ric.fest@yahoo.com

PFLAG Scholarships

The PFLAG Scholarship Program application process begins on February 13th.

Many PFLAG chapters have scholarship programs as well. Students are eligible to receive scholarships from both their local chapter and the national office so encourage students you know to apply for both. Review the list of chapter scholarships.

Eligibility Requirements

• You are a graduating senior entering higher education for the first time, this calendar year (if you graduated in the past year and took a time off you are still eligible to apply)
• Self identify as a gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) or an ally
• Demonstrate an interest in service to the LGBT community
• Have applied to an accredited U.S.higher education institution

The PFLAG National Scholarship application process begins February 13th. Check back on that date.

See all of 2013 PFLAG National Scholarship receipients in the current issue of the PFLAGPole!

- See more at: http://community.pflag.org/scholarship 

PFLAG of Jacksonville Scholarship Info PFLAG of Jacksonville holds an annual scholarship contest for openly gay, lesbian, bisexual, and Transgender individuals enrolled in higher education. These individuals are active in and educate the community around them. From psychologists to ministers, our recipients are from every walk of life and age range. Every year PFLAG holds its annual banquet in honor of these representatives of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and Transgender community. 2013-2014 PFLAG Scholarship Applications New Scholarship Application Returning Scholarship Application Please remember that this Scholarship Program is available to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons in the Jacksonville metropolitan area (Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns Counties) and to aid them in their pursuit of post-secondary education. DEADLINE JUNE 1st!!!!

Jasmyn Prom May 4th

The Point Foundation LGBT Scholarship

Point Foundation is the nation’s largest scholarship-granting organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students of merit. Individuals enrolled in either an undergraduate or graduate program, beginning or continuing in the fall of 2011, are eligible to apply.

Who qualifies for a Point Scholarship?

Applicants should visit Point’s website to review current Point Scholars’ biographies and assess the type of scholars that are generally selected. Applicants do not need straight A’s to apply, yet Point is looking for individuals who have proven leadership skills, excellent scholastic achievements, and want to make a difference in the world. All applicants are evaluated on the totality of their situation including academic accomplishments, financial, leadership within extra-curricular and career-related activities, personal circumstances and goals for the future.

***New information for the 2011-2012 academic year will be available in December 2010 at http://www.pointfoundation.org/. ***

Online applications will be accepted between December 10, 2010 and February 11, 2011. Point’s scholarship application is ONLY available online.

LGBT? Scholarhip for you!!!

PFLAG of Jacksonville is offering scholarships intended to provide recognition and affirmation to outstanding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons in the Jacksonville metropolitan area (Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns Counties) and to aid them in their pursuit of post-secondary education.  It is PFLAG’s aim through these awards to foster in our community and throughout our culture a more positive image of LGBT persons.

All applicants must:

 Be sixteen years of age or older and have completed high school by June 2011.
 Have a current permanent home address in the Jacksonville metropolitan area or be currently attending a college or university in the Jacksonville metropolitan area.
 Be registered for full-time attendance (defined as 12 semester hours or more for undergraduate programs and 9 semester hours or more for graduate programs) at a post-secondary educational institution by August 1, 2011

How to Apply:
http://www.pflagjax.org/scholarship.html

Deadline:
June 1, 2011