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201 E Ninth Street
Dallas, Texas
75203
(972)749-1400
Scholarships
The law offices of Anderson & Cummings are proud to announce the annual Texas Scholarship of Academic Excellence. The scholarship has been created to assist full-time students who are currently enrolled in a degree program at a Texas university or college and have demonstrated outstanding leadership and ethical standards on campus or in the local community.Application Requirements:All student applicants must...
ELIGIBILITY:Graduating Seniors in any High School may enter. History, Government and English students are particularly encouraged to participate. The authors of the three best essays submitted will be the winners if the essays so warrant. They will be recognized and the prizes presented by The Sons of the Republic of Texas at the annual San Jacinto Celebration in Houston. The...
GAS Global Is Offering One Scholarship In Memory Of Leo And Karen Glass Scholarship. Scholarship Funds Will Be Awarded For Tuition And/Or Room And Board. This Scholarship Is Open To Texas Residents Who Are High School Seniors Or College Students (In State Of Texas).GAS Global is offering one (1) $3,000 scholarship in memory of Leo and Karen Glass scholarship. Scholarship...
The mission of the Good Samaritan Foundation (GSF) is to promote nursing as a career by providing scholarship funds directly to student nurses for their clinical nursing courses. The foundation’s goal is to alleviate the current severe shortage of nurses in Texas. For most of its existence, the Foundation has concentrated on the support of the nursing profession. This support has...
September is National Rice Month, a time to celebrate the harvest of the small but mighty grain that has captivated Americans’ hearts and stomachs for more than 300 years. Nearly 85 percent of the rice consumed in the United States is grown right here on family farms across six states: Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas.That’s a fun fact...
