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Marine Corps Sgt Jeannette L. Winters Memorial Scholarship The AFCEA Educational Foundation has established a $2,000 annual scholarship in memory of Marine Corps Sgt. Jeannette L. Winters. Sergeant Winters and six other Marines died January 9, 2002, when their KC-130 aircraft crashed in Pakistan. Sergeant Winters, a radio operator and four-year Marine Corps veteran, was based with the Marine Corps Wing Communications Squadron-38 at Miramar, California. A native of Gary, Indiana and one of six children, Sergeant Winters became a role model for others in her community with her decision to join the U.S. Marine Corps. Her strength of character, geniality, and success as a Marine communicator reflect the spirit of excellence and the technical mission advocated by AFCEA. The Educational Foundation is proud to honor Jeannette L. Winters with this memorial scholarship. Applications for the Marine Corps Sgt. Jeannette L. Winters Memorial Scholarship are requested from U.S. Marine Corps men and women who are currently on active duty, in the reserves or honorably discharged veterans. Eligible candidates must be currently attending fully accredited colleges or universities in the United States and enrolled as either part-time or full-time undergraduate students in an eligible Bachelor of Science degree program. Students who are sophomores, juniors or seniors who meet these requirements are eligible to apply. Please Note: Distance Learning or OnLine Programs will not qualify. Eligibility: U.S. Marine Corps candidates must be majoring in the following or related fields of electrical, chemical, systems or aerospace engineering; electronics; mathematics; physics; science or mathematics education; technology management; management information systems; or computer science. Majors directly related to the support of U.S. Intelligence enterprises or national security with relevance to the mission of AFCEA will also be eligible. Minimum GPA requirement is 3.0 on 4.0 scale. A copy of either a Certificate of Service, Discharge Form DD214, or facsimile of a current Department of Defense Identification Card is required. Important: PLEASE NOTE: At least two letters of recommendation printed on school stationery with signature will be required from field-of-study professors. Address to: Mr. Fred H. Rainbow Vice President and Executive Director AFCEA Educational Foundation 4400 Fair Lakes Court Fairfax, VA 22033 An official transcript reflecting all college-level study will also be required by the deadline date. If you have any questions regarding your eligibility, please contact the Educational Foundation via the email below. Contact Info: Name: Norma Corrales Phone: (703) 631-6149 or (800) 336-4583 ext. 6149 E-mail: scholarship@afcea.orgGore Family Memorial Foundation Scholarships for the Severely Physically Disabled Criteria: Several grants of varying amounts may be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students with severe physical disabilities. Application Procedures: Applications must be requested through writing between April 16th and October 15th. Application: Write to: Gore Family Memorial Foundation, Scholarship Coordinator, 4747 Ocean Drive, #204, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308Mary Houliston MacDonald Scholarship for Women This scholarship was established by Mary Houliston MacDonald. Mary wanted to make it possible for women to have the means to receive or complete their education or training in order to be independent. Eligibility for this scholarship, applicant must meet: (Amount of scholarship varies, depending on enrollment status.) 1. Be a woman, 28 years of age or older 2. Have been abandoned by her husband or be currently single because she is widowed or divorced 3. Be a U.S. citizen 4. Be a resident of Broward County 5. Plan to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational school 6. Demonstrate financial need 7. Have an accumulated GPA of 2.0, if currently attending school 8. This scholarship can only be applied to tuition and booksBRACE Scholarship Fund The BRACE Scholarship Fund is an established program of the Foundation which awards last dollar scholarships to qualifying students who have exhausted all avenues for financial aid and still fall short of their monetary need to pursue a post secondary education. Long term education may include community college, university or vocational school. In response to the need to provide scholarship dollars to graduating seniors with financial need, the Broward Education Foundation established the BRACE Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the Broward Advisors for Continuing Education (BRACE). Since 1985, the BRACE Advisors have provided resource information and technical advice/assistance on continuing education for Broward County public high schools, technical centers, and adult community schools. Throughout the year, they encourage our students to apply for scholarships and they are the group who conduct the review and selection of the awardees as a service to the Foundation. The Broward Education Foundation Scholarship Celebration raises dollars for scholarships for deserving students who have exhausted other avenues of support and might not be able to pursue secondary education.
The AFCEA Educational Foundation has established a $2,000 annual scholarship in memory of Marine Corps Sgt. Jeannette L. Winters. Sergeant Winters and six other Marines died January 9, 2002, when their KC-130 aircraft crashed in Pakistan. Sergeant Winters, a radio operator and four-year Marine Corps veteran, was based with the Marine Corps Wing Communications Squadron-38 at Miramar, California. A native of Gary, Indiana and one of six children, Sergeant Winters became a role model for others in her community with her decision to join the U.S. Marine Corps. Her strength of character, geniality, and success as a Marine communicator reflect the spirit of excellence and the technical mission advocated by AFCEA. The Educational Foundation is proud to honor Jeannette L. Winters with this memorial scholarship. Applications for the Marine Corps Sgt. Jeannette L. Winters Memorial Scholarship are requested from U.S. Marine Corps men and women who are currently on active duty, in the reserves or honorably discharged veterans. Eligible candidates must be currently attending fully accredited colleges or universities in the United States and enrolled as either part-time or full-time undergraduate students in an eligible Bachelor of Science degree program. Students who are sophomores, juniors or seniors who meet these requirements are eligible to apply. Please Note: Distance Learning or OnLine Programs will not qualify. Eligibility: U.S. Marine Corps candidates must be majoring in the following or related fields of electrical, chemical, systems or aerospace engineering; electronics; mathematics; physics; science or mathematics education; technology management; management information systems; or computer science. Majors directly related to the support of U.S. Intelligence enterprises or national security with relevance to the mission of AFCEA will also be eligible. Minimum GPA requirement is 3.0 on 4.0 scale. A copy of either a Certificate of Service, Discharge Form DD214, or facsimile of a current Department of Defense Identification Card is required. Important: PLEASE NOTE: At least two letters of recommendation printed on school stationery with signature will be required from field-of-study professors. Address to: Mr. Fred H. Rainbow Vice President and Executive Director AFCEA Educational Foundation 4400 Fair Lakes Court Fairfax, VA 22033 An official transcript reflecting all college-level study will also be required by the deadline date. If you have any questions regarding your eligibility, please contact the Educational Foundation via the email below. Contact Info: Name: Norma Corrales Phone: (703) 631-6149 or (800) 336-4583 ext. 6149 E-mail: scholarship@afcea.org
Gore Family Memorial Foundation Scholarships for the Severely Physically Disabled Criteria: Several grants of varying amounts may be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students with severe physical disabilities. Application Procedures: Applications must be requested through writing between April 16th and October 15th. Application: Write to: Gore Family Memorial Foundation, Scholarship Coordinator, 4747 Ocean Drive, #204, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308Mary Houliston MacDonald Scholarship for Women This scholarship was established by Mary Houliston MacDonald. Mary wanted to make it possible for women to have the means to receive or complete their education or training in order to be independent. Eligibility for this scholarship, applicant must meet: (Amount of scholarship varies, depending on enrollment status.) 1. Be a woman, 28 years of age or older 2. Have been abandoned by her husband or be currently single because she is widowed or divorced 3. Be a U.S. citizen 4. Be a resident of Broward County 5. Plan to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational school 6. Demonstrate financial need 7. Have an accumulated GPA of 2.0, if currently attending school 8. This scholarship can only be applied to tuition and booksBRACE Scholarship Fund The BRACE Scholarship Fund is an established program of the Foundation which awards last dollar scholarships to qualifying students who have exhausted all avenues for financial aid and still fall short of their monetary need to pursue a post secondary education. Long term education may include community college, university or vocational school. In response to the need to provide scholarship dollars to graduating seniors with financial need, the Broward Education Foundation established the BRACE Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the Broward Advisors for Continuing Education (BRACE). Since 1985, the BRACE Advisors have provided resource information and technical advice/assistance on continuing education for Broward County public high schools, technical centers, and adult community schools. Throughout the year, they encourage our students to apply for scholarships and they are the group who conduct the review and selection of the awardees as a service to the Foundation. The Broward Education Foundation Scholarship Celebration raises dollars for scholarships for deserving students who have exhausted other avenues of support and might not be able to pursue secondary education.
Criteria: Several grants of varying amounts may be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students with severe physical disabilities. Application Procedures: Applications must be requested through writing between April 16th and October 15th. Application: Write to: Gore Family Memorial Foundation, Scholarship Coordinator, 4747 Ocean Drive, #204, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Mary Houliston MacDonald Scholarship for Women This scholarship was established by Mary Houliston MacDonald. Mary wanted to make it possible for women to have the means to receive or complete their education or training in order to be independent. Eligibility for this scholarship, applicant must meet: (Amount of scholarship varies, depending on enrollment status.) 1. Be a woman, 28 years of age or older 2. Have been abandoned by her husband or be currently single because she is widowed or divorced 3. Be a U.S. citizen 4. Be a resident of Broward County 5. Plan to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational school 6. Demonstrate financial need 7. Have an accumulated GPA of 2.0, if currently attending school 8. This scholarship can only be applied to tuition and booksBRACE Scholarship Fund The BRACE Scholarship Fund is an established program of the Foundation which awards last dollar scholarships to qualifying students who have exhausted all avenues for financial aid and still fall short of their monetary need to pursue a post secondary education. Long term education may include community college, university or vocational school. In response to the need to provide scholarship dollars to graduating seniors with financial need, the Broward Education Foundation established the BRACE Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the Broward Advisors for Continuing Education (BRACE). Since 1985, the BRACE Advisors have provided resource information and technical advice/assistance on continuing education for Broward County public high schools, technical centers, and adult community schools. Throughout the year, they encourage our students to apply for scholarships and they are the group who conduct the review and selection of the awardees as a service to the Foundation. The Broward Education Foundation Scholarship Celebration raises dollars for scholarships for deserving students who have exhausted other avenues of support and might not be able to pursue secondary education.
This scholarship was established by Mary Houliston MacDonald. Mary wanted to make it possible for women to have the means to receive or complete their education or training in order to be independent. Eligibility for this scholarship, applicant must meet: (Amount of scholarship varies, depending on enrollment status.) 1. Be a woman, 28 years of age or older 2. Have been abandoned by her husband or be currently single because she is widowed or divorced 3. Be a U.S. citizen 4. Be a resident of Broward County 5. Plan to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational school 6. Demonstrate financial need 7. Have an accumulated GPA of 2.0, if currently attending school 8. This scholarship can only be applied to tuition and books
BRACE Scholarship Fund The BRACE Scholarship Fund is an established program of the Foundation which awards last dollar scholarships to qualifying students who have exhausted all avenues for financial aid and still fall short of their monetary need to pursue a post secondary education. Long term education may include community college, university or vocational school. In response to the need to provide scholarship dollars to graduating seniors with financial need, the Broward Education Foundation established the BRACE Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the Broward Advisors for Continuing Education (BRACE). Since 1985, the BRACE Advisors have provided resource information and technical advice/assistance on continuing education for Broward County public high schools, technical centers, and adult community schools. Throughout the year, they encourage our students to apply for scholarships and they are the group who conduct the review and selection of the awardees as a service to the Foundation. The Broward Education Foundation Scholarship Celebration raises dollars for scholarships for deserving students who have exhausted other avenues of support and might not be able to pursue secondary education.
The BRACE Scholarship Fund is an established program of the Foundation which awards last dollar scholarships to qualifying students who have exhausted all avenues for financial aid and still fall short of their monetary need to pursue a post secondary education. Long term education may include community college, university or vocational school. In response to the need to provide scholarship dollars to graduating seniors with financial need, the Broward Education Foundation established the BRACE Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the Broward Advisors for Continuing Education (BRACE). Since 1985, the BRACE Advisors have provided resource information and technical advice/assistance on continuing education for Broward County public high schools, technical centers, and adult community schools. Throughout the year, they encourage our students to apply for scholarships and they are the group who conduct the review and selection of the awardees as a service to the Foundation. The Broward Education Foundation Scholarship Celebration raises dollars for scholarships for deserving students who have exhausted other avenues of support and might not be able to pursue secondary education.
