Scholarships and Grants

Sponsor:          California State University, Sacramento

SYNOPSIS:
 This unique program provides an opportunity for individuals of all
ages, ethnic backgrounds and experiences to directly participate in
the legislative process. Each year, 18 individuals are selected to
participate in the program. The 11-month fellowship provides an
introduction to public policy formation and adoption in the California
Legislature through full-time work as a professional legislative staff
member.

Deadline(s):      02/24/2010
Established Date: 04/21/2009
Follow-Up Date:   11/01/2010
Review Date:      10/26/2009

Contact:

Address:          Center for California Studies
                 6000 J Street
                 Sacramento, CA 95819-6081
                 U.S.A.
E-mail:           calstudies@csus.edu.
Web Site: http://www.csus.edu/calst/assembly/index.html
Program URL: http://www.csus.edu/calst/assembly/10-11_assembly_broch.pdf
Tel:              916-278-6906
Fax:
Deadline Ind:     Postmark
Deadline Open:    No

Award Type(s):    Fellowship
                 Training/Professional Development
                 Temporary Government Assignments

Citizenship/Country of Applying Institution:
                 Any/No Restrictions

Locations Tenable:    U.S.A. Institution (including U.S. Territories)

Appl Type(s):     Doctoral-Midcareer/Senior Invst.
                 Graduate Student
                 Researcher/Investigator
                 Young Investigator/Junior Faculty
                 Undergraduate Student
                 Predoctoral-Non-Student

Target Group(s):  NONE
Funding Limit:    $1,972   MONTH
Duration:         11 MONTHS
Indirect Costs:   Unspecified
Cost Sharing:     No
Sponsor Type:     College/University

Geo. Restricted:  NO RESTRICTIONS

CFDA#:

OBJECTIVES:
 Fellows are placed in the Capitol offices of Assembly Members. They
perform a variety of tasks in different issue areas. Some of these
legislative tasks may include drafting and staffing legislation,
writing committee analyses, responding to constituent letters, writing
speeches, meeting with constituents, tracking legislation, or
researching policy issues.

ELIGIBILITY
 Applicants must be 20 years of age by September 1, 2010. Applicants
must have completed a bachelor's degree by September 1, 2010. There
are no preferred majors. Recent fellows have had backgrounds in such
diverse fields as child development, religious studies, law and
biochemistry. Individuals with advanced degrees or those in mid-career
are encouraged to apply.

FUNDING
 Fellows will be awarded with a monthly stipend of $1,972.00,
health, dental and vision benefits, as well as paid student fees at
CSU, Sacramento. (kww)

KEYWORDS:         Public Planning/Policy
                 Governmental Functions
                 Public Affairs Planning/Policy
                 Public Administration

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Program Number:   03258
Title:            Executive Fellowship Program

Sponsor:          California State University, Sacramento

SYNOPSIS:
 This program provides an experiential learning opportunity in
California state government. Fellows work full-time in high levels of
the executive branch and meet weekly for graduate seminars. This
ten-month program uniquely integrates work experience with academic
and professional development.

Deadline(s):      02/24/2010
Established Date: 04/17/2009
Follow-Up Date:   11/01/2010
Review Date:      10/26/2009

Contact:

Address:          Center for California Studies
                 6000 J Street
                 Sacramento, CA 95819-6081
                 U.S.A.
E-mail:           calstudies@csus.edu
Web Site: http://www.csus.edu/calst/executive/index.html
Program URL: http://www.csus.edu/calst/executive/10-11_executive_broch.pdf
Tel:              916-278-6906
Fax:
Deadline Ind:     Receipt
Deadline Open:    No

Award Type(s):    Fellowship
                 Training/Professional Development
                 Temporary Government Assignments

Citizenship/Country of Applying Institution:
                 Any/No Restrictions

Locations Tenable:    U.S.A. Institution (including U.S. Territories)

Appl Type(s):     Predoctoral-Non-Student
                 Graduate Student
                 Undergraduate Student
                 Individual, Non-Specific
                 Doctoral-Midcareer/Senior Invst.
                 Faculty Member
                 Young Investigator/Junior Faculty

Target Group(s):  NONE
Funding Limit:    $1,972   MONTH
Duration:         10 MONTHS
Indirect Costs:   Unspecified
Cost Sharing:     No
Sponsor Type:     College/University

Geo. Restricted:  NO RESTRICTIONS

CFDA#:

OBJECTIVES:
 The Executive Fellowship Program aims to facilitate a practical
education in California state government, inspire effective and
ethical leadership, and promote an appreciation for the complexity,
value and rewards of public service. Fellows attend weekly university
graduate seminars and earn graduate units from Sacramento State’s
Department of Public Policy and Administration. Seminars provide an
academic perspective on policy and administrative issues that are
relevant to the public sector. Although some of the units are
applicable toward a graduate degree at Sacramento State, separate
application to a specific degree program is required. Other
universities accept the units on a case-by-case basis. Executive
Fellows are placed in various levels of California's executive branch
including offices of the Governor, other constitutional officers,
cabinet secretaries, commissions and departments. Placement
assignments are made based on a combination of the fellow’s interests,
skills, background and preferences along with the mutual desirability
between the fellow and mentor.  The type of work assignments vary
depending on the role of the office and the skills of the fellow.

ELIGIBILITY
 Applicants must be at least 20 years of age by September 1, 2010.
Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree by September 1, 2010.
Individuals with advanced degrees or those in mid-career are
encouraged to apply.

FUNDING
 Executive Fellows receive a monthly stipend of $1,972 as well as
medical, dental and vision benefits.   (kww)

KEYWORDS:         Public Planning/Policy
                 Government Studies
                 Governmental Functions
                 Public Policy Systems Analysis

Greetings,

I am writing to announce the Sophie Hittner Scholarship for 2009. 

This scholarship was created by Dr. Amy Hittner and her brother Judge

David Hittner to honor their mother Sophie Hittner, who, as a single

parent, exemplified family commitment and community engagement.  Each

year, this scholarship of $500 is awarded to an undergraduate SF State

single parent student who demonstrates a commitment to family and who

is engaged in the community.

This year, the scholarship will be awarded during the fall semester

with an application deadline of Thursday, October 22.  I would like to

inform as many interested and qualified students as possible.  Please

pass this information on to your department.  Interested students can

contact me directly.

For more information, use the following link to view the Sophie

Hittner Scholarship brochure:

http://academic.sfsu.edu/CMS_uploads/files/33acaf-377.pdf

and/or go to the Financial Aid Scholarship Information web-site: 

http://www.sfsu.edu/~finaid/scholarships/search/589.htm

With Regards,

Lin Greer

Academic Counselor

Sophie Hittner Scholarship Coordinator Undergraduate Advising Center

San Francisco State University

415-338-2948

 lwgreer@sfsu.edu

Child Development Grant Program up to $2,000 per academic year for SFSU students

The Child Development Grant Program (Program) is a need-based grant designed to encourage students to enter the field of child care and development in a licensed children’s center. Students who plan to enroll at least half-time in coursework leading to a Child Development Permit as teacher, master teacher, site supervisor or program director, are eligible to apply through the institution they plan to attend. To receive funding, students must sign a Service Commitment Agreement stating they will provide one year of full-time service in a licensed children’s center for each year they receive the grant.

Come to the CAD office for the application form :

You can either print the attached application or pick up a blank application at the CAD office (hours are 9 -4 Monday – Friday) in SCI 394. Once you have completed the application you must turn it in to our office. The deadline for turning in the application will be Tuesday June 30th, 2009.

Here are the details (also on the attachment):

Getting Started

The California Student Aid Commission is pleased to announce that we are now processing Child Development Grant program applications for the 2009 – 10 academic year.  The program is designed for students who are attending California postsecondary education institutions and who intend to attain a Child Development Permit to teach or supervise in a licensed children’s center in California.

Program Description

The program is designed for students who:

·         Are attending California public or private, two- year or four-year postsecondary education institutions; and

·         Intend to teach or to supervise in a licensed children’s center in California.

The program provides benefits to selected applicants who:

·         Are enrolled in approved coursework leading to a Child Development Permit issued by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing in one of the following levels:

Ø  Teacher

Ø  Master Teacher

Ø  Site Supervisor

Ø  Program Director

·         Maintain at least half-time enrollment and satisfactory academic progress as defined by the postsecondary institution, and

·         Demonstrate financial need.

Grant Amounts: Selected grant recipients who are attending a two-year postsecondary institution are eligible to receive up to $1,000 per academic year, and recipients attending four-year university are eligible to receive up to $2,000 per academic year.

To be eligible, an applicant must meet each requirement:

The Shereen Paff Special Education Scholarship

The SFSU Child and Adolescent Development Program (CAD) is honored to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paff have generously endowed the program with a scholarship fund in memory of their daughter, Shereen.  Shereen Paff earned a master’s degree in Early Childhood Education in 1971 from San Francisco State University (SFSU) and spent 25 years working and teaching in the field of Special Education.  She specialized in visually impaired children and special education children in elementary schools and dedicated her life to helping children.  The Scholarship will be awarded for Fall 2009 and will be $2,000.

Academic Qualifications

1.    As of Fall Semester 2009 student will be either 1) a senior in CAD in the Young Child and Family Concentration or 2) accepted into the Master of Arts In Special Education at SFSU

2.    Have a focus on Special Education with at least a 3.5 grade point average in special education courses taken for the major

3.    Have a minimum cumulative 3.5 grade point average

4.    Community Involvement criteria:

5.    Demonstrate evidence of outside community involvement, with emphasis toward child or youth activity

6.    Devoted time and energy toward providing a quality educational experience for students with exceptional needs

7.    Financial Need criteria:

8.    Demonstrate financial need (through use of a financial aid statement)

9.    Character:

10. Demonstrate the ability to establish empathy and maintain relationships with children

11. Possess the potential to be an outstanding educator by demonstrating the qualities of inspirational and academic leadership.

Requirements 

1.            Submit a completed application form (see attachment).

2.    Submit 2 letters of support from SFSU professors, preferably one in CAD and one from a Special Education faculty from whom you have taken a course at SFSU.  These letters should address your academic ability and character.

3.            Attach financial aid statement (copy of SFSU form is fine).

4.            Attach current DARS.

5.            Attach current SFSU transcripts (unofficial okay).

Deadline Date

§  May 15, 2009 (Friday) by 12:00 p.m. (noon)  

§  CAD Office, SCI 394 (please turn in all papers to someone in the office; do not slide it under the door)

San Francisco State University

Child and Adolescent Development Program

Shereen Paff Special Education Scholarship Application

Semester/Year:  _____________________              Date:  ___________________

Statement of Interest:  Be sure to address the questions listed below, using complete sentences that explain your rationale.   Attach your word processed responses to this form.  Be sure to sign this form below.

(1) Why are you applying for this scholarship and why should you be selected?

(2) How will this scholarship assist you in your educational goals?

(3) How will this scholarship assist you in your career goals?

(4) Describe your community involvement that emphasizes our work with young children.  Include the names and phone numbers of two individuals who can verify this experience.

(5) Describe your experience working with young students with exceptional needs and how you provided them with quality educational experiences.

I verify that all of the information I have submitted for the Shereen Paff Scholarship application is true.  I understand that my application will not be considered if I have not completed the entire application, including answering all questions and appending all of the requested information. 

__________________________________________          ___________________

                        Applicant Signature                    

Dear Student:

The 2009-2010 William Randolph Hearst/CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement awards recognize students who have overcome adversity, demonstrate financial need, and have attributes of merit including superior academic performance, exemplary community service, and significant personal achievements.  The SF State scholarship committee will nominate one student to represent SF State to go on to the CSU level (23 campuses) of the competition. 

For the 2009-2010 academic year, the CSU will award one $10,000 scholarship to the highest ranked student in the review process by the CSU Foundation, and one $6,000 scholarship to the student who is judged by the selection committee as the student who has given the most to her/his community or university.  There may be an additional 21 $3,000 scholarships. 

Applicants may be undergraduate or graduate students in any field.  Scholarship criteria are as follows.  Applicants must:

• demonstrate superior academic performance with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and be in good  academic standing;
• demonstrate financial need as determined by the campus Financial Aid Office; file a 2009-2010 FAFSA application;
• be currently enrolled as a full-time equivalent undergraduate (min. 12 units) or graduate (min. 9 units) student; remain a CSU full-time equivalent student during the 2009-2010 academic year.

If you meet the criteria mentioned above and wish to apply, please submit the following documentation to me by the campus deadline date of April 18, 2009:

• Completed Applicant Information Form – must be typed. Click here for application.
• A one-paragraph biography.
• Current official college transcript(s) including all undergrad and graduate coursework completed
• A brief Personal Statement describing background, personal achievements, challenges you have encountered, educational pursuits, community service, which should reflect a commitment to education and to the community, and goals and aspirations for the future.
• Two letters of reference from individuals such as teachers/professors, counselors, or community leaders who can attest to the candidate’s meritorious performance and personal strengths and assess the candidate’s potential for success.  One of the letters of reference must be from an academic instructor.

·         A speech, approximately 3 minutes in length, which describes how you have overcome adversity, how education has transformed your life, and your goals and aspirations for the future – particularly how they may hope to impact the lives of others.  The speech should be submitted in written and video format.

If nominated, the additional information listed below will be needed:

·         Photos of yourself: a formal headshot to include in the program and informal shots of yourself on campus, at home, at work, or at play.  If you do not have a formal headshot, then the campus will assist you in taking a headshot photo.  If you would like your photos to be returned by mail, please indicate this.

·         Video format (Mini-DV, DVD, or VHS) of speech.  The campus can assist in taping the video if you are unable to do so.

All recipients of the Hearst Trustees’ Scholarship will be invited to attend the awards presentation at the September 22, 2009 Board of Trustees meeting at the Chancellor’s Office in Long Beach.  Transportation expenses will be covered by the Chancellor’s Office.  The recipients will be honored at a reception following the presentation. 

Submit the complete application packet in an envelope addressed to my attention at the Administration Building, Room 211.  Your application packet must be received in my office by April 17, 2009.  If you have any questions, please contact me at 415.405.2128 or fellows1@sfsu.edu.

Best,

Joy Viveros, Ph.D.

Academic Honors and Fellowship Advisor

Admin. 211

Scholarship for Seniors:

Who is Eligible: The Alumni Scholarship Association will grant scholarships of $1,000 each to students who will have SF State Senior Status in the FALL semester of 2009. Applicants are required to have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25 and must be enrolled full-time (12 units or more) for the FALL 2009 Semester.

How to Apply: Print out a copy of the application from the Alumni Association’s web site: http://sfsu.edu/~alumni/scholarship.htm or you can pick one up in Rm. 153 of the Admin. Bldg.

Due: NO LATER THAN 5:00 PM, Thursday April 2^nd, 2009.

For further information, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 415-338-2217

Scholarships for Graduate Students

Who is Eligible: The Alumni Scholarship Association will grant scholarships of $1,000 each to students who will have SF State Graduate Status in the Fall Semester of 2009. Applicants are required to have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25, and must be enrolled full-time (8 units or more) for the fall semester of 2009. Scholarships are merit and need based.

How to Apply: Print out a copy of the application from the Alumni Association’s web site: http://sfsu.edu/~alumni/scholarship.htm or you can pick one up in Rm. 153 of the Admin. Bldg. We also offer the Elkind Theater scholarship and scholarships for seniors and graduate students.

Due: NO LATER THAN 5:00 PM, Thursday April 2^nd, 2009.

For further information, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 415-338-2217

1/26/09

Here is a scholarship opportunity for LGBTQ students from the Point Foundation.  The deadline is February 9, 2009 thorough an on-line application process.  The scholarships can be for graduate or undergraduate students.  Please let those in your colleges know about this opportunity.

   Point Foundation Offers Higher Education Scholarships for Gay and Lesbian Students Point Foundation, a scholarship-granting organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students of merit, has announced the opening of its 2009 application season. Students who will be enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs for the 2009-10 school year are eligible to apply for the multi-year scholarships.

   The scholarship program's selection criteria include academic excellence, leadership skills, community involvement, and financial need. Particular attention is paid to students who have lost the financial and social support of their families and/or communities as a result of  revealing their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.                     

    On average, a Point Scholarship awards $13,200 in direct financial support, in addition to programmatic support in leadership training and mentoring. The average amount of annual support devoted to each scholar is between $26,000 and $31,000. Point Scholars agree to maintain a high level of academic performance and to give back to the LGBT community through the completion of  an individual community service project each year. In addition, scholars are matched with mentors from the professional world who lend their expertise and career guidance and serve as role models for scholars.

  For further information and application guidelines, visit the foundation's Web site.             

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Here is the direct link:

http://www.pointfoundation.org/apply.html

12/2/08

Third Annual Professional Development Conference for Undergraduates Interested in Graduate Training in Family and Child Sciences
September 25-27, 2009
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ

About The Conference
The School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona State University is proud to host the third annual Professional Development Conference for Undergraduates Interested in Graduate Training in Family and Child Sciences. This conference is designed to bring together eager and bright students to learn about the exciting changes and facets of child and family sciences. Undergraduate students from across the country who will be seniors in the fall of 2009 and who are planning to pursue graduate education in a discipline related to family and child sciences (child development, family studies, psychology, education, sociology, life sciences, etc.) will be brought together on campus for a weekend of discussions about applying preparing for graduate school, where the field is going, opportunities in the field, interdisciplinary research and education, and general discussions with faculty and graduate students in the field. This competitive conference will allow students to learn more about the profession, develop networks of faculty and students from across the country, and help prepare for graduate school and beyond. Conference attendees will learn about diverse graduate programs, but the conference focuses on research-oriented programs leading to doctoral degrees and research-related careers.

From an endowment provided to the School of Social and Family Dynamics, students who are selected to attend will be provided with funding to pay for all travel-related expenses (airfare, local transportation, hotel, and meals). Students will attend interactive discussion sessions over the course of the 2 days of the conference. Opportunities for socializing and individual sessions will also be provided.

Why Should I Participate?
-Learn about research in the field of family and child sciences and the exciting changes that are taking place
-Enhance your understanding of academic work in a small, informal setting
-Interact with faculty and graduate students in your field
-Exchange ideas with other undergraduates with similar interests and learn about their experiences at different institutions of higher education
-Prepare yourself for graduate school and develop a better understanding of graduate school and graduate research training
-Enhance your resume
The conference provides an excellent forum for becoming better prepared for graduate school, exploring your research interests, and identifying areas for graduate training in family and child sciences.

Am I Eligible?
Approximately 20 undergraduates will be selected for participation. Students are eligible if they:
-will be a senior during the 2009-2010 academic year
-will be applying for Fall 2010 to a research-oriented doctoral program in family and/or child sciences
-have a minimum overall GPA of 3.25
-are willing to attend and actively participate in the conference if selected

I am interested! What's my next step?
-Check out the conference website: http://www.asu.edu/ssfd/conf
-Submit your application http://www.asu.edu/clas/ssfd/conf/register.html
-Contact a professor to write a letter of recommendation
-The deadline for applications is March 1, 2009

Contact: Dr. Richard Fabes, Director
School of Social and Family Dynamics
Box 873701
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-3701
480-965-6978
study@familychildsciences.net
NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE TO PROGRAM: Applicants will be informed of decisions by April 30, 2009.

11/12/08

SRCD Frances Degen Horowitz Millennium Scholars Program
SRCD Biennial Meeting, April 2-4, 2009
Denver, Colorado

SRCD is now accepting Scholar, Junior Mentor, and Senior Mentor applications for the 2009 SRCD Frances Degen Horowitz Millennium Scholars Program! For more information, please visit www.srcd.org, click on Biennial Meeting, and click on Millennium Scholars Program.

About the Program
The Society for Research in Child Development seeks to encourage undergraduate students from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups to continue their education in child development and pursue careers in the field. To that end, the Millennium Scholars Program offers undergraduate students mentors who provide them guidance and support in the pursuit of their educational and professional goals, and provides funding for them to attend the SRCD Biennial Meeting. Scholars also attend special preconference activities before the start of the Biennial Meeting, during which they will gain valuable exposure to the field and a better understanding of career paths through one-to-one contact with their Junior and Senior Mentors.

Scholars are undergraduate students from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups (African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Asians and Pacific Islanders) who are considering, but may be undecided about pursuing, graduate work in child development and related fields. Junior Mentors are committed doctoral students who are willing to serve as inspirations and role models for younger students. Senior Mentors are established professionals willing to help and support undergraduate students with their professional development.
Those interested in participating in the Millennium Scholars Program as Scholars, Junior Mentors, or Senior Mentors should visit the program website to learn more about the program. Applications are available ONLINE ONLY and are due November 14, 2008.
You may direct any inquiries about the program to:
Michael Cunningham, Ph.D.
Chair, Frances Degen Horowitz Millennium Scholars Program
(504) 862-3308
mcunnin1@tulane.edu

Direct inquiries about the application process to:
Birgit Swanson
(734) 926-0610
swansonb@srcd.org

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10/15/08

 Recruiting Students for Spring 2009 Willie L. Brown Jr. Internship Program

The goals of the Willie Brown Jr. Internship Program are to: (1) provide a diverse group of SFSU students with the opportunity to gain professional experience in the public sector and (2) provide public agencies in the Bay Area with a qualified, well educated, diverse workforce.

The program places SFSU interns in SF city government agencies that have agreed to participate in the program.

The program attempts to place students in placements where they will be engaged in work that matches their particular professional goals. Students are required to work minimally 16 hours a week, for which they receive a wage of minimally $17.25/hour. In addition, interns are required to participate in a weekly professional development seminar. Students may or may not receive units through SFSU. 

Application requirements include:  

1.    Currently enrolled at SFSU;

2.    Have completed at least 90 units of credit at this time (senior);

3.    SFSU cumulative GPA of 3.0 at end of fall 2008 semester;

4.    Ability to work in SF city government 16 hours/week for 15 weeks;

5.    Ability to attend weekly internship seminar throughout spring semester (Tuesdays 4-7pm);

6.    US citizen or permanent US resident;

7.    Two letters of recommendation; one of which must be from an SFSU faculty member;

8.    Submit two essays: (1) personal background that informs committee about challenges that you have had to overcome to pursue a college education (i.e. socioeconomic limitations, educational limitations, absence of a family member who attended college, matriculation in a school with poor financial or curricular support, having a physical or learning disability, being a single parent, working long hours while attending school) and (2) your interest in working in the public sector (including your areas/fields of interest and the strengths and skills you would bring to your internship experience.

Applications for spring 2009 are due on November 17, 2009. Applications can be found on line at www.sfsu.edu/~wbcenter Students must submit 7 copies of their application. Inquiries: contact Professor Raquel Pinderhughes at raquelrp@sfsu.edu  

GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP 

SUPPORTING PROMISING STUDENTS IN

MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCIENCES,

ENGINEERING

UP TO $7,500 PER ACADEMIC YEAR

SFSU INTERNAL DEADLINE:

NOVEMBER 17

ELIGIBILITY:

§ SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR

§ INTERESTED IN A RESEARCH CAREER

§ IN UPPER QUARTER OF CLASS

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO APPLY, MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY WITH:

THE FELLOWSHIP ADVISOR

ADVISING CENTER, ADMIN 211, 415.338.2103 OR fellows1@sfsu.edu

OR WITH

GOLDWATER FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE, PROF. LISA WHITE: lwhite@sfsu.edu

Website at www.brighthorizons.com/careers. The latest scholarship information can be

Greetings,

I am writing to announce the Sophie Hittner Scholarship for 2008. 

This scholarship was created by Dr. Amy Hittner and her brother Judge 

David Hittner to honor their mother Sophie Hittner, who, as a single 

parent, exemplified family commitment and community engagement.  Each 

year, this scholarship of $500 is awarded to an undergraduate SF 

State single parent student who demonstrates a commitment to family 

and is  engaged with his or her  community.

For the  first time, the scholarship will be awarded during the fall 

semester with an application deadline of Friday, October 17.  I would 

like to inform as many interested and qualified students as possible. 

Please pass this information on to your department.  Interested 

students can contact me directly.

For more information, see the brochure which may be downloaded from 

http://academic.sfsu.edu/ugs/stud.php

and/or go to the following Financial Aid Scholarship Information web-site: 

http://www.sfsu.edu/~finaid/scholarships/search/473.htm

With Regards,

Lin Greer

Academic Counselor

Sophie Hittner Scholarship Coordinator

Undergraduate Advising Center

San Francisco State University

415-338-2948

lwgreer@sfsu.edu

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