Scholarship Description
This scholarship is named in honor of the late Rosalind Palmer Walter, who was responsible for funding the first USTA Foundation scholarship in 1994, well before a comprehensive program was put in place. Mrs. Walter’s commitment to tennis and education didn’t stop with her service to the USTA Foundation Board. She served on the Board of the International Tennis Hall of Fame and Long Island University, and was a Trustee of WNET Channel Thirteen and The Paley Center for Media.
The Rosalind P. Walter Scholarship is available to two high-academic achieving students of good character, who have demonstrated achievements in leadership, participated extensively in an organized community tennis program, and are entering a four-year college or university program.
A $10,000 scholarship will be awarded over a term of four years to one male and one female student who are entering a four-year college or university program.
The recipients of the Rosalind P. Walter College Scholarship are eligible to receive $2,500 per year for a total of up to $10,000 to cover costs of tuition, room and board and educational materials. The scholarship will be paid directly to the college or university in which the student is enrolled and is disbursed annually based on the recipient’s standing with his/her college.
Eligibility Requirements
- 3.0 Minimum GPA
- Must currently be in high school
- Type of institution award is open to: four-year college
Application Requirements
- Application form required
- Transcript required
- Financial need analysis required
- Recommendations or references required
- Photograph required
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The mission of the USTA Foundation is to bring tennis and education together to change lives. Using this powerful combination, we help serve up dreams for under-resourced youth. We support programs nationwide that leverage tennis and education to help those in need, primarily through the National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) network. The NJTL network features more than 250 chapters that reach over 160,000 youth on an annual basis, providing free or low-cost tennis and education programming to the 50 largest markets in the U.S. – nurturing future leaders and enabling kids in need to succeed on the court, in the classroom and in life.
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