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6 Local scholarships
$6,000 Women returning to college

Preschool Program
$500 Head Start/ECEAP

Girl’s Council
$1,800 Staff training

Touchet School Supporters
$200 Library

Crime Watch
$200 "Green Dot" Violence Prevention Conference

Books for Babes
$1,000 Books

Edison Elementary School Family Night
$1,000 "Reading Is Fundamental" books

Walla Walla Public Library
$2,500 Establish and furnish a designated
Young Adult reading area

Walla Walla Farm Labor Camp
$600 Scholarships and supplies for
women’s literacy program

Fort Walla Walla
$500 Partial sponsorship of
Women’s History Day/Ice Cream Social

9 High School Scholars
$315 Recognition for excellence in STEM

Lincoln Student Health Options
$1,500 Health education materials

YWCA
$ 150 Banner for domestic violence program

Tacoma AAUW Branch
$500 Contribution to Centennial Fund
for fellowship endowments

TOTAL $16,765.00



“This is truly impressive. . . , both in the amount
and in the range of gifts. You truly are a positive
force for women and girls in Walla Walla.
Thanks again!”

State AAUW President Dixie Swenson

2012 Scholarship Information
WALLA WALLA BRANCH
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN

For 2012 Scholarship form click HERE

Applications Are Now Being Accepted

Applications are now being accepted for the AAUW Educational Scholarships, established to provide assistance to women who have completed at minimum one year of college (30 semester or 45 quarter credits) and have a desire to complete their undergraduate or post-graduate education. Please note that there must be a break of at least one year at some time during the college education process.

Applications will be accepted from women who meet the following requirements:
1) They must be able to provide transcripts from at least one year of college, followed by an interruption (time lapse) in education.
2) They must submit two letters of recommendation from someone familiar with their educational background and goals.
3) They must be residents of Walla Walla , Columbia, or Umatilla County.

The scholarship committee is seeking women who demonstrate a desire to continue their education by completing or adding to their degree. While past academic performance will be considered, of equal importance is the person’s clearly demonstrated community involvement and enthusiasm for future community commitment. The individual financial need of the applicants will be considered in making the awards. The scholarship funds will be directed to the college of the recipient’s choice to be used as needed for educational expenses.

The application can be accessed at the AAUW website:
http://www.aauw-wallawalla.org/PDF/Scholarship-Form-2012.pdf

Or contact: Jeanne at 509-525-7401 - beirnejj@charter.net

Completed applications must be received by April 20, 2012.

Send completed applications to:
Debbie Dumont
AAUW Scholarship Committee
827 SE Sentry Dr.
College Place, WA 99324

Final candidates may be required to participate in a personal interview with the scholarship committee. The recipient of the award will be notified by the second vweek of May and introduced at the AAUW annual dinner meeting Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Please note that the scholarship is only awarded once per recipient.

 

Read About 2011 Scholarship Recipients at 2011 Annual AAUW Dinner:

Nancy Taylor: Nancy will pursue a BA in Human Resources/business through WSU Distance Learning and City University. “For the last 15 years I have worked to ensure my 3 children could attend college without burden or financial obligation. When my youngest graduated in December my thoughts of going back to school began to creep back in and I realized my goal for them was also for myself.”





Alison Spencer: Alison is pursuing a master’s degree in teaching at Seattle University. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Montana in 2006. “I have always known that I want to work with children with special needs, I would love to teach in Walla Walla someday.”

 

Of 20 applications received, seven women were chosen. Meet all our recipients by clicking here!

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