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9457 136 St
Surrey, British Columbia
V3V 5W4
604 588-1258
Scholarships
This scholarship is for a high school senior in the state of CA who plans a career in theatre education.Student requirementsMust be a high school senior in the state of California.Must attend a high school with a current CETA member theatre advisor.Must plan to declare a major or minor in theatre at a college, university or conservatory with the goal...
Each year, more than 4,000 high school students from across the country participate in the VFW Auxiliary’s Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest. The contest began in 1979 to recognize up-and-coming artists and encourage patriotism in youth. View the current National state winners or all the previous first-place national winners for Young American Creative Patriotic Art. This contest comprises only...
This scholarship has been established by family, friends and colleagues of Sam to support women seeking to start or advance their career in cybersecurity so that others may continue her mission. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD (ONE AWARD):A $5,000 scholarship to be applied to tuition, fees, books, and required materials.Awards must be accepted within three (3) weeks of award notification. If the award...
Larry Hall was a president of ISA, a dedicated Illinois arborist, a true tree enthusiast, a 1999 Arborist of the Year, and a lifelong learner who believed in the education of young arborists as the next generation of tree ambassadors. He began his 60-year career in the tree care industry at the age of 18 with no formal training, but...
The purpose of the Antonette Willa Skupa Turner Scholarship is to provide financial assistance to graduates of Nebraska high schools who plan to enroll as English or history majors in accredited colleges or universities. Applicants must be high school seniors who are prospective first-year college students and plan to continue their education as English or history majors in accredited colleges...
Early in our nation’s history, when illiteracy was the norm and the people were mostly agrarian laborers, there were no public institutions dedicated to improving the education of people and providing a solid future for coming generations. Freemasonry led the way during those ages in developing a competent working class capable of independent thought and action. Masons of previous generations...
