Thursday Round Up for
11 January
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HumanitiesHey fans of We the People and Model UN, the Richard and Elizabeth Dean Scholarship offers up to $5,000 for students who plan to pursue an education in American Studies. Due 31 January
Submit your work to River of Words. They take poetry, writing, and art! Send your entry by 31 January C-SPAN's Student Cam documentary contest is open to students in grades 6-12. Entries must be received by 19 January. Planning a career in government? The Washington Crossing Scholarship could be for you! Apply by 15 January Penguin Random House offers up to $10,000 to students with exceptional writing. Poetry, spoken word, prose, all accepted. Apply by 15 January |
STEMExploraVision offers up to $10,000 to students in grades K-12. Submit your project proposal by 31 January.
Are you a programmer or game designer? How does $10,000 for college sound to you? Apply for the CSTA/ACM Cutler Bell Prize. Apply by 19 January Play some cybersecurity games over break. Try out the CyberStartVa program. Ends 11 January. The Nicodemus Awards go to people in middle and high school who take on the responsibility of environmental stewardship. Apply today NASA invites you to join the Power to Explore contest. This challenge is open to students in K-12. Submit your project by 26 January. |
Art & DesignLove landscape or nature art? Apply for the Stacey Scholarship. Submit your art by 1 February for up to $5,000.
The Junior Duck Stamp Contest takes entries from Virginia. Submit your art by 1 February. Pursuing music in college? The DAR's Marian Anderson Scholarship could be for you. Apply by 31 January C-SPAN's Student Cam documentary contest is open to students in grades 6-12. Entries must be received by 19 January. Design a Bag invites you to design a functional piece. This year's theme is "Genderless." Submit your designs by 12 January The Teen Truth Film Festival gives students 12 and up a voice in their world. Submit your entry by 15 January |
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Do Good Things for PeopleGet giving! Here are some local groups that would love your support!
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JLV College Counseling Or Minerva's List The Horatio Alger Scholarship is for juniors who are college bound, have financial need, and are good students. It's worth up to $25,000. The Davidson Fellows Scholarship is for students under the age of 18 who have completed a significant piece of work in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, literature, music, philosophy, or “outside the box.” Program is looking for students whose projects are at, or close to, the college graduate level with a depth of knowledge in their particular area of study. It's worth up to $50,000. Students wishing to pursue a career in STEM and aviation are eligible for the Museum of Flight Scholarship which awards up to $30,000. Apply by 5 February. The Winston Classical Voice Scholarship offers up to $12,500 to a student planning to pursue voice training in college. Submit your entry by 1 February 2D Artists, the Winston Artist Scholarship offers up to $12,000 to artists ages 16 - 22. Submit your work by 1 February The Sunflower Initiative is a scholarship for women who are planning to attend a women's college. It's worth $10,000 and applications should be submitted by 1 February ExploraVision offers up to $10,000 to students in grades K-12. Submit your project proposal by 31 January. Hey there Eagle Scouts. Check out the scholarship options for your future. Scholarships up to $48,000 are available! Apply by 24 January Are you a programmer or game designer? How does $10,000 for college sound to you? Apply for the CSTA/ACM Cutler Bell Prize. Apply by 19 January Penguin Random House offers up to $10,000 to students with exceptional writing. Poetry, spoken word, prose, all accepted. Apply by 15 January |