JANUARY SCHOLARSHIPS
Jan. 1 NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION DR. JAMES EARL KENNAMER SCHOLARSHIP
$250 - $10,000
-must have a 3.0 grade point average or higher -must hold a current hunting license -must support the preservation of the hunting tradition and actively participate in hunting sports -must hold current National Wild Turkey Federation membership
-show leadership and involvement in school and community -essay required: Why you would be a good investment of the scholarship, experiences/background with hunting and conservation, and why hunting is important to you and your family
-local chapter in Lawrence, KS -information/application
Jan. 2 ACACIA FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP (KSU)
1 - $3,000, 2 - $1,000
-for MEN who display scholarship, have leadership experience, and have strong essays
-interview in late January google application
Jan. 3 HARD ROCK GAME PLAN CHALLENGE
up to $2,000 in Hard Rock merchandise (gift card, guitar, headphones, earbuds, etc.)
-create a video, social media or print campaign that informs teens of the realities and the risks in video gaming. Creatively illustrate ways to maintain safe habits and to understand the risks of problem behavior with gaming and gambling. Info/Entry
Jan. 4 HIXSON OPPORTUNITY AWARD (KU)
10 - $6,000 per year, renewable for 4 years
-for Kansas students who are facing significant personal and financial challenges -priority consideration given to 1st generation students INFO/APPLY
Jan. 5 GE-REAGAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
20 - $10,000 x 4 years
-Specifically, the committee is looking for students with Leadership, Drive, Integrity and Citizenship, who demonstrate these attributes at school, the workplace, and within their community -need 3.0 GPA or above -must demonstrate financial need -apply online
Jan. 5 FENCETECH SCHOLARSHIP
5 - $5,000
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -must have performed at least 40 hours of community service -must either be employed in the fence industry or an immediate family member (child) of a current industry employee -must show financial need APP HERE
Jan. 6 Registration deadline for the Feb. 11 ACT test
Jan. 7 KNEES (Kansas Northeast Education Secretaries)
$100
-for students interested in the field of Business (Office) Education
-must have a 3.0 GPA -attend a Kansas school
-based on: academics 60% financial need 30% initiative 10%
Jan. 8 JUDD SMITH BROOKS SCHOLARSHIP (Daughters of the American Revolution)
varies
-for a MALE senior who is a descendant of a proven DAR line, and who is sponsored by a DAR chapter -must show strong academic background See Mr. McFarland for info and application instructions
Jan. 8 KSDAR SCHOLARSHIP (Daughters of the American Revolution)
$1,500
-for a senior who has DAR eligibility or is a member of DAR, and who is sponsored by a DAR chapter -must show strong academic background See Mr. McFarland for info and application instructions
Jan. 9 JUSTRICIA SCHOLARSHIP FOR EDUCATION
$500
-exists to help make education more accessible to all people -open to all fields of study -essay required (250-500 words): What role education has in your life application/information
Jan. 10 KLL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
$2,500 X 4 years
-named for Kelly Lynn Lutz, a Kansas teacher, who died in 2008 after a battle with cancer
-for students that have lost at least 1 parent to cancer before the age of 22 -have financial need -have an interest in education, arts, environment, math, or science -show service involvement in the community, church, school, or other non-curricular activity -Essay required: Choose and answer 3 of the 8 questions provided -application
Jan. 11 JACKIE ROBINSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
-up to $30,000 over 4 years
-provides college scholarships, guidance and support for minority students -must have financial need
-demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and community service involvement
-scholarship, internship and job placement, conferences to apply
Jan. 12 AMERICA'S FARMERS GROW AG LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP
-number of $1,500 scholarships
-reside in one of the eligible counties (yes, Jefferson is one) -be endorsed by 2 farmers -have a 2.5 GPA or higher
-be pursuing a degree related to agriculture from a 2 or 4 year program (follow link below to find list of possible degrees)
(You do not have to be a member of FFA to apply) more info and a link to apply
Jan. 13 JFK PROFILE IN COURAGE ESSAY COMPETITION
($10,000 - $3,000 - $1,000 - $100)
-write an essay of 700 to1,000 words , describing and analyzing an act of political courage by a United States elected official, taking place during or after 1917, the year John F. Kennedy was born. Include an analysis of the obstacles, risks, and consequences associated with the act. The essay may concern an issue at the local, state, national, or international level.
-go here to find out more and submit an essay
Jan. 13 MARIE CURIE SCHOLARS PROGRAM (College of St Mary-Omaha)
5 - $80,000
-be a woman that excels in biology, chemistry and math -be academically talented with financial need
-need 3.5 GPA or higher -23 or higher ACT APPLY
Jan. 13 MARGARET VAN HORN SCHOLARSHIP (KSDE AEOP)
$300
-must intend to continue in an education or business-related program -based on the application, student initiative, character, and/or other factors supporting his/her candidacy -must go to school in Kansas -one page essay required: Why I am choosing an education or business related career or vocation -application
Jan. 14 DR. MEME HEINEMAN SCHOLARSHIP (create a bold.org account)
1 - $6,000
-must be planning to major in Psychology or Applied Behavior Analysis -ESSAY TOPIC: In 1,000 words or less please tell us the reasons you believe you should be awarded this scholarship and the ways in which this scholarship will assist you to propel the field of applied behavior analysis using the principles of positive behavior support to improve the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. (400–1000 words) APPLY
Jan. 15 HIREAHELPER SKILLED TRADE & TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS
1 - $2,000 award 4x year
-must have a 3.4 GPA or higher -must be pursuing a degree that enables you or others in your community to learn a new trade, develop skills and technology, or start a small business related to moving services offered by HireAHelper Apply
Jan. 15 DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA CARES FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
20 - $1,000
-must be pursuing a career in the dairy industry or a related field: Dairy herd management/production, Large animal veterinary medicine, Marketing/Economics/Finance, Processing/Manufacturing, Communications/Journalism, Quality assurance, Dairy nutrition, Dairy foods, Education, Engineering, Policy, Genetics, Law info/apply
Jan. 15 WASHINGTON CROSSING FOUNDATION AWARDS
$500 - $5,000
-must be planning a career in local, state, or federal government
-1 page essay required on “why you plan a career in government service, including any inspiration derived from the leadership of
George Washington in his famous crossing of the Delaware River." -information
Jan. 15 (but accept apps year round) PRAIRIELAND PARTNERS JOHN DEERE TECH PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarship for a 2 year program + all tools
-planning on a 2 year degree in Diesel Tech or other tech program -student will be matched with a PrairieLand Partners dealership for paid work experience in-between semesters and breaks Apply
Jan. 15 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Colby Community College)
$1,500 x 4 years
-must have 3.25 GPA or higher -be an exceptional individual
-demonstrate leadership qualities -have a 21 or above on the ACT
-Please see Mr. McFarland if you are interested in Colby Community College and want to be nominated
Jan. 15 DELL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
-financial need is considered -online application at www.dellscholars.org
Jan. 15 PITT STATE UNIVERSITY HONORS SCHOLARSHIPS
12-PRESIDENTIAL ($40,000), 12-UNIVERSITY ($20,000), 12-CRIMSON AND GOLD ($3,400)
-28 or higher ACT -3.5 GPA or higher -downloadable application: www.pittstate.edu/academics/honors/
Jan. 15 MENSA EDUCATION AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Various awards and amounts
-essay required: (550 words or less): Describe your life, career, vocational, or academic goals and how you plan to achieve them -essays judged on grammar, organization and craftsmanship / substance over style Application
Jan. 17 SAFE (SEATBELTS ARE FOR EVERYONE) SCHOLARSHIP
5 - $1,000
-prepare a 10 minute virtual presentation on a topic relating to driving safely -you will be assigned a time for your presentation and to answer questions from a panel of judges To apply
Jan. 19 DISCOVERY/PREVIEW DAY at UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY (Leavenworth)
-sit in on a mock class campus tour -talk about majors, clubs, fine arts -meet with coaches REGISTER
Jan. 19 FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP DAY at UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY (Leavenworth)
-students interested in Band, Choir or Art -bring your skills and audition REGISTER
Jan. 20 INNOVATION IN EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
$500
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -must have designed an innovative project that makes a difference in the lives of others
(for example: a website, series of blogs, an app, fundraising event, etc.)
-entry window open from the 1st to the 20th of each month -for application
Jan. 25 KSU PHI KAPPA THETA MAN OF FAITH AWARD (Manhattan, KS)
1 - $1,000 and 2 - $500
-must be male attending K-State -exemplify faith and academics as priorities throughout high school
-see Mr. McFarland for scholarship application
Jan. 25 HAMILTON SCHOLARS PROGRAM (for JUNIORS)
$500 x 2 + laptop
-for students who are making a difference in their community -should have a strong academic profile, community service experience, financial need, and an entrepreneurial spirit -must be committed to participating in Hamilton's rigorous five-year curriculum INFO/APPLY
Jan. 28 KANSAS WESLEYAN COYOTE SCHOLARSHIP DAY (Salina, KS)
-features a competition for a number of scholarships -in person or virtual REQUIREMENTS/REGISTRATION
Jan. 28 and March 25 KANSAS WESLEYAN COYOTE AUDITION DAYS (Salina, KS)
-opportunity for you to audition in Voice, Winds, Percussion and/or Strings REQUIREMENTS/REGISTRATION
Jan. 30 FOOT LOCKER SCHOLAR ATHLETES PROGRAM
20 - $20,000
-be currently involved in high school sports, intramural sports or community based sports
-3.0 GPA or higher -going to an accredited 4-year college -Embody good sportsmanship and strong moral character
-display academic excellence -passionate and committed to empowering their community
-confident and enthusiastic about being a leader Apply
Jan. 30 TECHNOLOGY ADDICTION AWARENESS
$1,000
-having to do with understanding the negative effects of too much screen time -Short answer required (140 characters):
Instead of spending time with technology, I'd rather...
Apply: www.digitalresponsibility.org/technology-addiction-awareness-scholarship/
Jan. 31 KANSAS DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
various different scholarship awards
-1000 words or less describing background, activities, interests, hobbies, family, community activities, and future plans/career objectives -must show financial need and strong academic background -application
Jan. 31 KANSAS CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
$500 - $2,500
-must be pursuing a program in a construction management, construction science, construction engineering technology,
or related field APPLY
Jan. 31 NUTRA PURE HCG SCHOLARSHIP
1 - $750 and 1 - $500
-students pursuing degrees in Health, Fitness, and Nutrition are encouraged to apply -600+ word essay: Option 1: How are universities addressing climate change in course curriculums? Option 2: Is climate change creating new career opportunities for college grads? www.hcgdropsshop.com/scholarship
Jan. 31 SUCCESSORIES SCHOLARSHIP
$1,500
-essay required (250 words or less) What motivates you to succeed? application
Jan. 31 THE J.L.CLELAND GLBTQIA+ NON DISCRIMINATION AWARD (KU)
$7,500 per year
-for those who have experienced discrimination, bullying, and/or violence based on the belief, real or perceived, that said
students are gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, or transgender; or for students who have exhibited support for LGBT persons APPLY
Jan. 31 2022 AG DAY ESSAY CONTEST
$1,000 - Essay, $1,000 - Video
-essay (450 words or less) OR video (2 minutes or less): American Agriculture: Growing a Climate for Tomorrow We encourage all entrants to support their position with facts. Don't just tell a story. As you prepare your entry, consider the following:
Jan. 31 DISCOVER STUDENT LOANS SCHOLARSHIP SWEEPSTAKES
12 - $5000 (once each month)
-go HERE and follow the on-screen instructions to submit an entry into the sweepstakes
Jan. 31 COURAGEOUS PERSUADERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
$1,000 - $2,000
-This is a video contest for high school students to talk about the dangers of underage drinking or texting while driving
-Commercials must be 30 seconds or less -The anti-underage drinking message is more important than production value -Important information
Jan. 31 SEED SCHOLARS PROGRAM (with Yale Women in Economics)
$500 + 10 month program of enrichment
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -identify as a female student of color Application
The Seed Scholars Program is a 10 month program that provides High School young women of color in their 11th grade year with the capacity to build scholarship/college packages, career skills, and financial literacy through an intensive preparatory process.
Jan. 31 AMERICAN HARLEQUIN "THE WORLD DANCES" SCHOLARSHIP
4 - $250 (monthly)
-submit a dance video to www.theworlddances.com for a chance to win an award
Jan. 31 FUTURE CONTRACTORS SCHOLARSHIP
$750
-for students interested in pursuing a career as a contractor -essay required: (250 - 500 words) Over the past decade there has been a growing emphasis on sustainability and being "green." This theme is only going to continue with each passing year as we trend away from fossil fuels and non-sustainable materials. With that in mind, what are the three staples of the construction industry (materials, equipment, practices, etc) that you see being phased out this decade, and what alternatives do you recommend? application
Jan. 31 COLLEGE RAPTOR SCHOLARSHIP
$2,500
-encouraging students to look past the sticker price of college to apply
Jan. 31 COFFEEFORLESS.COM "HIT THE BOOKS" SCHOLARSHIP (SPRING)
$500
-Essay required: 500 words or less on the importance of education in their lives and how the scholarship money will assist the students' goals. Bonus points will be awarded to those students who find a creative way to include their passion for
coffee within their essay without losing sight of the primary topic -information
Jan. 31 DEAR JACK FOUNDATION CANCER FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
$4000
-enrolled in college/university or community college -must be cancer patient or survivor of cancer
-application period opens Oct. 1 -to apply: www.cancerforcollege.org/CFC_Application.html
Jan. 31 SAM WALTON ASSOCIATE SCHOLARSHIP
$1,000
-must be a Wal-Mart or SAM’s club associate or a dependent of one
-more information here
Jan. 31 I HAVE A DREAM SCHOLARSHIP
$1,500
-Essay required: (250 words or less): We want to know...what do you dream about? Whether it's some bizarre dream you had last week, or your hopes for the future, share your dreams with us for a chance to win $1,500 for college Apply
Jan. 31 NICHE NO ESSAY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
$2,000 given away monthly
-open to all types of students
to register go to: http://colleges.niche.com/scholarship/apply.aspx
Jan. 31 SCHOLARSHIPPOINTS $10,000 SCHOLARSHIP
$10,000 monthly
-no essay or GPA requirements -register at: www.scholarshippoints.com
Jan. 31 COURAGE TO GROW SCHOLARSHIP
$500 - 1 EACH MONTH
-2.5 GPA or higher -Essay required (250 words or less): Why you believe you should be awarded this scholarship.
(Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar are important) www.couragetogrowscholarship.com
Jan. 1 NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION DR. JAMES EARL KENNAMER SCHOLARSHIP
$250 - $10,000
-must have a 3.0 grade point average or higher -must hold a current hunting license -must support the preservation of the hunting tradition and actively participate in hunting sports -must hold current National Wild Turkey Federation membership
-show leadership and involvement in school and community -essay required: Why you would be a good investment of the scholarship, experiences/background with hunting and conservation, and why hunting is important to you and your family
-local chapter in Lawrence, KS -information/application
Jan. 2 ACACIA FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP (KSU)
1 - $3,000, 2 - $1,000
-for MEN who display scholarship, have leadership experience, and have strong essays
-interview in late January google application
Jan. 3 HARD ROCK GAME PLAN CHALLENGE
up to $2,000 in Hard Rock merchandise (gift card, guitar, headphones, earbuds, etc.)
-create a video, social media or print campaign that informs teens of the realities and the risks in video gaming. Creatively illustrate ways to maintain safe habits and to understand the risks of problem behavior with gaming and gambling. Info/Entry
Jan. 4 HIXSON OPPORTUNITY AWARD (KU)
10 - $6,000 per year, renewable for 4 years
-for Kansas students who are facing significant personal and financial challenges -priority consideration given to 1st generation students INFO/APPLY
Jan. 5 GE-REAGAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
20 - $10,000 x 4 years
-Specifically, the committee is looking for students with Leadership, Drive, Integrity and Citizenship, who demonstrate these attributes at school, the workplace, and within their community -need 3.0 GPA or above -must demonstrate financial need -apply online
Jan. 5 FENCETECH SCHOLARSHIP
5 - $5,000
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -must have performed at least 40 hours of community service -must either be employed in the fence industry or an immediate family member (child) of a current industry employee -must show financial need APP HERE
Jan. 6 Registration deadline for the Feb. 11 ACT test
Jan. 7 KNEES (Kansas Northeast Education Secretaries)
$100
-for students interested in the field of Business (Office) Education
-must have a 3.0 GPA -attend a Kansas school
-based on: academics 60% financial need 30% initiative 10%
Jan. 8 JUDD SMITH BROOKS SCHOLARSHIP (Daughters of the American Revolution)
varies
-for a MALE senior who is a descendant of a proven DAR line, and who is sponsored by a DAR chapter -must show strong academic background See Mr. McFarland for info and application instructions
Jan. 8 KSDAR SCHOLARSHIP (Daughters of the American Revolution)
$1,500
-for a senior who has DAR eligibility or is a member of DAR, and who is sponsored by a DAR chapter -must show strong academic background See Mr. McFarland for info and application instructions
Jan. 9 JUSTRICIA SCHOLARSHIP FOR EDUCATION
$500
-exists to help make education more accessible to all people -open to all fields of study -essay required (250-500 words): What role education has in your life application/information
Jan. 10 KLL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
$2,500 X 4 years
-named for Kelly Lynn Lutz, a Kansas teacher, who died in 2008 after a battle with cancer
-for students that have lost at least 1 parent to cancer before the age of 22 -have financial need -have an interest in education, arts, environment, math, or science -show service involvement in the community, church, school, or other non-curricular activity -Essay required: Choose and answer 3 of the 8 questions provided -application
Jan. 11 JACKIE ROBINSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
-up to $30,000 over 4 years
-provides college scholarships, guidance and support for minority students -must have financial need
-demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and community service involvement
-scholarship, internship and job placement, conferences to apply
Jan. 12 AMERICA'S FARMERS GROW AG LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP
-number of $1,500 scholarships
-reside in one of the eligible counties (yes, Jefferson is one) -be endorsed by 2 farmers -have a 2.5 GPA or higher
-be pursuing a degree related to agriculture from a 2 or 4 year program (follow link below to find list of possible degrees)
(You do not have to be a member of FFA to apply) more info and a link to apply
Jan. 13 JFK PROFILE IN COURAGE ESSAY COMPETITION
($10,000 - $3,000 - $1,000 - $100)
-write an essay of 700 to1,000 words , describing and analyzing an act of political courage by a United States elected official, taking place during or after 1917, the year John F. Kennedy was born. Include an analysis of the obstacles, risks, and consequences associated with the act. The essay may concern an issue at the local, state, national, or international level.
-go here to find out more and submit an essay
Jan. 13 MARIE CURIE SCHOLARS PROGRAM (College of St Mary-Omaha)
5 - $80,000
-be a woman that excels in biology, chemistry and math -be academically talented with financial need
-need 3.5 GPA or higher -23 or higher ACT APPLY
Jan. 13 MARGARET VAN HORN SCHOLARSHIP (KSDE AEOP)
$300
-must intend to continue in an education or business-related program -based on the application, student initiative, character, and/or other factors supporting his/her candidacy -must go to school in Kansas -one page essay required: Why I am choosing an education or business related career or vocation -application
Jan. 14 DR. MEME HEINEMAN SCHOLARSHIP (create a bold.org account)
1 - $6,000
-must be planning to major in Psychology or Applied Behavior Analysis -ESSAY TOPIC: In 1,000 words or less please tell us the reasons you believe you should be awarded this scholarship and the ways in which this scholarship will assist you to propel the field of applied behavior analysis using the principles of positive behavior support to improve the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. (400–1000 words) APPLY
Jan. 15 HIREAHELPER SKILLED TRADE & TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS
1 - $2,000 award 4x year
-must have a 3.4 GPA or higher -must be pursuing a degree that enables you or others in your community to learn a new trade, develop skills and technology, or start a small business related to moving services offered by HireAHelper Apply
Jan. 15 DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA CARES FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
20 - $1,000
-must be pursuing a career in the dairy industry or a related field: Dairy herd management/production, Large animal veterinary medicine, Marketing/Economics/Finance, Processing/Manufacturing, Communications/Journalism, Quality assurance, Dairy nutrition, Dairy foods, Education, Engineering, Policy, Genetics, Law info/apply
Jan. 15 WASHINGTON CROSSING FOUNDATION AWARDS
$500 - $5,000
-must be planning a career in local, state, or federal government
-1 page essay required on “why you plan a career in government service, including any inspiration derived from the leadership of
George Washington in his famous crossing of the Delaware River." -information
Jan. 15 (but accept apps year round) PRAIRIELAND PARTNERS JOHN DEERE TECH PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarship for a 2 year program + all tools
-planning on a 2 year degree in Diesel Tech or other tech program -student will be matched with a PrairieLand Partners dealership for paid work experience in-between semesters and breaks Apply
Jan. 15 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Colby Community College)
$1,500 x 4 years
-must have 3.25 GPA or higher -be an exceptional individual
-demonstrate leadership qualities -have a 21 or above on the ACT
-Please see Mr. McFarland if you are interested in Colby Community College and want to be nominated
Jan. 15 DELL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
-financial need is considered -online application at www.dellscholars.org
Jan. 15 PITT STATE UNIVERSITY HONORS SCHOLARSHIPS
12-PRESIDENTIAL ($40,000), 12-UNIVERSITY ($20,000), 12-CRIMSON AND GOLD ($3,400)
-28 or higher ACT -3.5 GPA or higher -downloadable application: www.pittstate.edu/academics/honors/
Jan. 15 MENSA EDUCATION AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Various awards and amounts
-essay required: (550 words or less): Describe your life, career, vocational, or academic goals and how you plan to achieve them -essays judged on grammar, organization and craftsmanship / substance over style Application
Jan. 17 SAFE (SEATBELTS ARE FOR EVERYONE) SCHOLARSHIP
5 - $1,000
-prepare a 10 minute virtual presentation on a topic relating to driving safely -you will be assigned a time for your presentation and to answer questions from a panel of judges To apply
Jan. 19 DISCOVERY/PREVIEW DAY at UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY (Leavenworth)
-sit in on a mock class campus tour -talk about majors, clubs, fine arts -meet with coaches REGISTER
Jan. 19 FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP DAY at UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY (Leavenworth)
-students interested in Band, Choir or Art -bring your skills and audition REGISTER
Jan. 20 INNOVATION IN EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
$500
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -must have designed an innovative project that makes a difference in the lives of others
(for example: a website, series of blogs, an app, fundraising event, etc.)
-entry window open from the 1st to the 20th of each month -for application
Jan. 25 KSU PHI KAPPA THETA MAN OF FAITH AWARD (Manhattan, KS)
1 - $1,000 and 2 - $500
-must be male attending K-State -exemplify faith and academics as priorities throughout high school
-see Mr. McFarland for scholarship application
Jan. 25 HAMILTON SCHOLARS PROGRAM (for JUNIORS)
$500 x 2 + laptop
-for students who are making a difference in their community -should have a strong academic profile, community service experience, financial need, and an entrepreneurial spirit -must be committed to participating in Hamilton's rigorous five-year curriculum INFO/APPLY
Jan. 28 KANSAS WESLEYAN COYOTE SCHOLARSHIP DAY (Salina, KS)
-features a competition for a number of scholarships -in person or virtual REQUIREMENTS/REGISTRATION
Jan. 28 and March 25 KANSAS WESLEYAN COYOTE AUDITION DAYS (Salina, KS)
-opportunity for you to audition in Voice, Winds, Percussion and/or Strings REQUIREMENTS/REGISTRATION
Jan. 30 FOOT LOCKER SCHOLAR ATHLETES PROGRAM
20 - $20,000
-be currently involved in high school sports, intramural sports or community based sports
-3.0 GPA or higher -going to an accredited 4-year college -Embody good sportsmanship and strong moral character
-display academic excellence -passionate and committed to empowering their community
-confident and enthusiastic about being a leader Apply
Jan. 30 TECHNOLOGY ADDICTION AWARENESS
$1,000
-having to do with understanding the negative effects of too much screen time -Short answer required (140 characters):
Instead of spending time with technology, I'd rather...
Apply: www.digitalresponsibility.org/technology-addiction-awareness-scholarship/
Jan. 31 KANSAS DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
various different scholarship awards
-1000 words or less describing background, activities, interests, hobbies, family, community activities, and future plans/career objectives -must show financial need and strong academic background -application
Jan. 31 KANSAS CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
$500 - $2,500
-must be pursuing a program in a construction management, construction science, construction engineering technology,
or related field APPLY
Jan. 31 NUTRA PURE HCG SCHOLARSHIP
1 - $750 and 1 - $500
-students pursuing degrees in Health, Fitness, and Nutrition are encouraged to apply -600+ word essay: Option 1: How are universities addressing climate change in course curriculums? Option 2: Is climate change creating new career opportunities for college grads? www.hcgdropsshop.com/scholarship
Jan. 31 SUCCESSORIES SCHOLARSHIP
$1,500
-essay required (250 words or less) What motivates you to succeed? application
Jan. 31 THE J.L.CLELAND GLBTQIA+ NON DISCRIMINATION AWARD (KU)
$7,500 per year
-for those who have experienced discrimination, bullying, and/or violence based on the belief, real or perceived, that said
students are gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, or transgender; or for students who have exhibited support for LGBT persons APPLY
Jan. 31 2022 AG DAY ESSAY CONTEST
$1,000 - Essay, $1,000 - Video
-essay (450 words or less) OR video (2 minutes or less): American Agriculture: Growing a Climate for Tomorrow We encourage all entrants to support their position with facts. Don't just tell a story. As you prepare your entry, consider the following:
- Research the food value chain
- Consider the role of technology in agriculture and how it contributes to a healthy planet.
- Increasing global consumer interest in how food is produced and processed
- Health and fitness driving consumer food buying habits
- Farmers are proud stewards of our land, water and air.
- U.S. farmers are among the most productive in the world. They proudly raise crops and livestock because they want to help feed hungry people -info/entries
Jan. 31 DISCOVER STUDENT LOANS SCHOLARSHIP SWEEPSTAKES
12 - $5000 (once each month)
-go HERE and follow the on-screen instructions to submit an entry into the sweepstakes
Jan. 31 COURAGEOUS PERSUADERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
$1,000 - $2,000
-This is a video contest for high school students to talk about the dangers of underage drinking or texting while driving
-Commercials must be 30 seconds or less -The anti-underage drinking message is more important than production value -Important information
Jan. 31 SEED SCHOLARS PROGRAM (with Yale Women in Economics)
$500 + 10 month program of enrichment
-must have 3.0 GPA or higher -identify as a female student of color Application
The Seed Scholars Program is a 10 month program that provides High School young women of color in their 11th grade year with the capacity to build scholarship/college packages, career skills, and financial literacy through an intensive preparatory process.
Jan. 31 AMERICAN HARLEQUIN "THE WORLD DANCES" SCHOLARSHIP
4 - $250 (monthly)
-submit a dance video to www.theworlddances.com for a chance to win an award
Jan. 31 FUTURE CONTRACTORS SCHOLARSHIP
$750
-for students interested in pursuing a career as a contractor -essay required: (250 - 500 words) Over the past decade there has been a growing emphasis on sustainability and being "green." This theme is only going to continue with each passing year as we trend away from fossil fuels and non-sustainable materials. With that in mind, what are the three staples of the construction industry (materials, equipment, practices, etc) that you see being phased out this decade, and what alternatives do you recommend? application
Jan. 31 COLLEGE RAPTOR SCHOLARSHIP
$2,500
-encouraging students to look past the sticker price of college to apply
Jan. 31 COFFEEFORLESS.COM "HIT THE BOOKS" SCHOLARSHIP (SPRING)
$500
-Essay required: 500 words or less on the importance of education in their lives and how the scholarship money will assist the students' goals. Bonus points will be awarded to those students who find a creative way to include their passion for
coffee within their essay without losing sight of the primary topic -information
Jan. 31 DEAR JACK FOUNDATION CANCER FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
$4000
-enrolled in college/university or community college -must be cancer patient or survivor of cancer
-application period opens Oct. 1 -to apply: www.cancerforcollege.org/CFC_Application.html
Jan. 31 SAM WALTON ASSOCIATE SCHOLARSHIP
$1,000
-must be a Wal-Mart or SAM’s club associate or a dependent of one
-more information here
Jan. 31 I HAVE A DREAM SCHOLARSHIP
$1,500
-Essay required: (250 words or less): We want to know...what do you dream about? Whether it's some bizarre dream you had last week, or your hopes for the future, share your dreams with us for a chance to win $1,500 for college Apply
Jan. 31 NICHE NO ESSAY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
$2,000 given away monthly
-open to all types of students
to register go to: http://colleges.niche.com/scholarship/apply.aspx
Jan. 31 SCHOLARSHIPPOINTS $10,000 SCHOLARSHIP
$10,000 monthly
-no essay or GPA requirements -register at: www.scholarshippoints.com
Jan. 31 COURAGE TO GROW SCHOLARSHIP
$500 - 1 EACH MONTH
-2.5 GPA or higher -Essay required (250 words or less): Why you believe you should be awarded this scholarship.
(Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar are important) www.couragetogrowscholarship.com