The Government of Alberta offers three Alberta Citizenship Awards to recognize students who have contributed to their communities through public service and voluntary endeavor. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program for the fall or winter term.
Scholarship available for American Indian/Alaska Native undergraduate and graduate students who are members of tribes that are not yet recognized by the federal government. Students must apply each year. See http://www.indian-affairs.org for specific details. Must be seeking an Associate’s degree or higher at an accredited school.
Award for college/university entry-level students intending to pursue a career in ground water-related field. Must either have completed a science/environmental project involving ground water resources or have had vacation work experience related to the environment and natural resources. Must be U.S. citizen or legal resident with minimum 3.0 GPA. Submit two letters of recommendation and […]
Must be an enrolled member of a U.S. Federally recognized American Indian & Alaska Native groups in the United States. Must be pursuing or planning to pursue a master’s, doctorate or professional degree. Must apply for campus-based aid through federal financial aid process at university financial aid office.
One-time award available to a high school senior, child of a veteran who served in the armed forces during eligibility dates for American Legion membership. Must be U.S. citizen and Iowa resident enrolled at an Iowa institution.
One-time award for Iowa residents attending Iowa institutions who are the children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren of veterans. Preference given to descendants of deceased veterans.
One-time award available to the child of an Iowa American Legion Post member or Iowa American Legion Auxiliary Unit member. Award is for full-time study in an accredited nursing program. Must be U.S. citizen and Iowa resident. Must attend an Iowa institution.
One-time award of $500 to $750 for residents of Idaho studying at an Idaho institution. Must be related to a Idaho American Member.
Scholarship of $500 awarded to a nursing student with a disability. Preference will be given to a graduate student who has demonstrated a commitment to working with people with disabilities.
Scholarship of up to $1000 available for members or dependents of members of the Appaloosa Youth Association or Appaloosa Horse Club. Based on academics, leadership, sportsmanship, and horsemanship. Printable application is available at web site, http://www.appaloosayouth.com.