TNSCTP Scholarship Letters

Gonzaga Hockey is planning the 1ST Annual Dominik Pettey ’15 Memorial Purple White Game on November 6th at 4:30 at Fort Dupont to celebrate and remember our friend and teammate Dominik Pettey ’15, who was tragically killed in a car accident in 2014. Gonzaga Varsity Hockey teams will kick off their season with this inter-squad Purple vs White game to bring awareness to the Dominik Pettey Scholarship Fund. The Dominik Pettey Scholarship Fund has been established to perpetuate the memory of Dominik Pettey, Class of 2015 so that a deserving boy who could otherwise not afford the cost of tuition can realize his dream of a Gonzaga education. The recipient will have demonstrated in his young life those core values exemplified by Dom of a deep

During her junior year of high school, she set a new woman’s long jump record of 6.68 meters. Her athletic excellence and elite skills caught the eye of many universities one of which being the University of California (UOC)-which she attended solely on a scholarship. Continuing to accumulate fame and glory for her basketball and

I founded CAVS 4 VETS after my dad and I had the honor of hosting several veterans from the Wounded Warrior project on our deer lease. After my time with them, I knew my teammates and I could do something to give back to these veterans and others that fought and sacrificed for our freedoms. Lake Travis High School strongly encourages community service, but I wanted to start something that directly benefits our Central Texas Veterans. Cavs 4

I’ve never met her. I’ve only seen her play one time. Yet, I am inspire by her, because she tries and tries again and never gives up. Lauren Connell succeeds both on the softball field and in the classroom.in high school she was the

She was supposed to be going to a school named Evers which is a school for the children with special need, but ended up going to A. I. DuPont. She could be eligible for Evers after she is put in an Ell class and evaluated for the special needs

Thank you for taking the time to speak with me yesterday. I am honored to be considered for this valuable investment and excited for the opportunity to collaborate with dedicated, service-oriented movers and shakers. Pat Tillman Scholarship would be an incredible support to me and would both acknowledge my own journey and reinforce my belief in the necessity of education as a tool for more impactful service. It would truly be a privilege to uphold the banner of Pat Tillman’s legacy. Although I did not know him directly, to me, one of the most inspirational parts of his story is the commitment to his decisions.

Two weeks ago Ellie turned eighteen years old and finished her first year of college. She enjoyed everything about college from the sorority life to the classes, and everything that goes along with college. Unfortunately, Ellie’s college life came to a haltering end when she received a letter notifying her she had been drafted for the

Olivia was also a Girl Scout for three years where she received numerous badges. Olivia hopes to become a Benton Academy cheerleader for the year 2016-2017.Olivia wants to attend Ole Miss college and become

Casen Young Mrs. Conerly-SPH 107 Preparation Outline- Informative Speech 13 February 2017 Being a Girls State Girl: General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about Girls State. Central Idea: In this speech I would like to give you the history of Alabama Girls State, the purpose of Alabama Girls State, and the impact it has on women across our country. Organizational Pattern: Topical I. Introduction: A. Attention Getter: Imagine having a country run completely by women.

The late 1960’s and early 1970’s was a time of unrest in the United States. America was in the middle of a civil rights movement, American racism was nearly at its breaking point. In 1968 Martin Luther King, a civil rights activist, was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. That same year the Association of American Medical Colleges made a recommendation to open up nearly twelve percent to first year medical school classes to minority students(McNeese pg. 14).

It had a strong education program, it was close to home, and my brother also went there (so I had the comfort of knowing people before I attended college there)”. She aimed for elementary degree and a special education degree. She was also into english and math at middle school level. At 2009, she became a teacher in Southern Middle School at

My contribution to the mission of Nurse Corps Scholarship Program will not be limited to the help in which is needed. It has always been my desire to help others. Working in the medical field now as a Certified Nurse’s Assistant, and as a Direct Care worker for the mentally disabled has trained me to face many different challenges with the correct approach. Also as a Licensed Evangelist Missionary, in my Christian belief, I have had the opportunity to work in the communities helping others in the time of need. With all that I have seen and learned through my work experience and through the church, I will be able to contribute the love, the nurturing, and the comforting of the individual in need while providing the care

Previously, I traveled down to Delaware Technical Community College to attend a leadership conference involving The Special Olympics of Delaware. I have recently applied to attend this year's New Castle County Vo Tech's Unity Day with other high schools in the district, and another Fall Leadership Conference in Dover, Delaware. Currently, I am the Captain for St. George’s Junior Varsity Volleyball team. This leadership opportunity helps me take charge of my team and guide them to success in the sport. My knowledge from previously playing, and my responsibility on the court helped push me to this position.

I feel if she can achieve all those goals at this age I can do the same it made her my role model to look up to even more. I learned how her father Abraham Quintanilla Jr. pulled her out of school in the eighth grade and she went back to achieve her high school diploma. She was going to college before she died. I feel like we can

I believe I should be selected for the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Scholarship because I am not the typical high school senior. When it comes to my education, I go about and beyond expectations. My desire to do my best in school shows consistently year after year. I put in equal amount of effort when it comes to my after school activities and community involvement. I was told at a young age that education was the key to success and from that point on I made it my main priority not to be the average student among those that settle for less but to be a outstanding student that rises to every occasion to take advantage of my education.