Central Michigan Manufacturers Association (CMMA) scholarship  

https://centralmichiganmanufacturers.org/scholarships/ 

The application is short and most students should already have the requested information.  

Two $2500 scholarships will be awarded 

The applicant must either work at a CMMA member business or have a family member that works at one, and the applicant must be going into a field of study that aligns with a manufacturing business. (accounting, HR, business, engineering, manufacturing, and many other fields)  

Deadline: May 15, 2021 

Bold.org recently announced 21 new scholarships for African-American students. 

Check out Bold.org to find out more information about the scholarships: https://bold.org/scholarships/blog/scholarships-for-black-students/

All of these scholarships will be awarded to students who show prowess not only in their studies/career but in their ambition to achieve beyond barriers they have faced in their lifetime. At Bold.org, we recognize the generational strife that persists in Black communities across the country as a result of poor representation, systemic oppression, and a continuation of bigoted acts against their community.

Hispanic Empowerment No-Essay Scholarship

• Eligibility: Current undergraduate OR high school senior Hispanic student. Must be a US Citizen or permanent legal resident. All GPAs and majors are encouraged to apply.
• Amount: $750
• Application Deadline: 8/1/21
• Link: https://www.practicaladultinsights.com/scholarship-for-hispanic-students.htm

The Sandy Mazur Scholarship is available through Spherion, to high school students who will be pursuing a 2-year or 4-year program.

To apply, please go to this website: https://www.spherion.com/about-spherion/in-the-community/excellence-in-leadership-scholarship/ 

The deadline to apply is APRIL 30, 2021

William J. Tuttle Memorial Scholarship

• $500 awarded directly to one student 
• Application is a brief google form found at this link:  William J. Tuttle Scholarship application
• Deadline: April 30, 2021
• Question: contact Penny Miller Nelson, millerpm@midlandps.org
• The criteria is fairly simple as noted in this description:

This scholarship is in honor of William J. Tuttle, a graduate of H.H. Dow High School.  The Dow High Auto Tech program and the influence of his auto tech teacher changed the trajectory of Bill's life, leading him to complete a Bachelor's Degree at Ferris State University and an MBA at Northwood University. Bill followed his passion and talent and had an amazing career with General Motors where he was a strong advocate of youth entering automotive careers. Bill enjoyed tinkering with cars outside of work and took great pride in restoring a 1970 Chevelle. When Bill was not spending time with family and friends or tinkering in the garage, he could be found enjoying the outdoors hunting or fishing. This $500 scholarship honors the life and legacy of William J. Tuttle and will be awarded to a student who exemplifies his passion and talents. Priority will be given to students who have completed the automotive technology program and are entering any post-secondary program focused on automotive technology.

 

Please complete the application and submit by April 30, 2021.

Anita Giampalmi Endowed Memorial Scholarship

The 2021 award will be $5,400.  This scholarship commemorates the courage, spirit, tenacity and most especially the warmth and sense of humor of Anita who graduated from Midland High School in 1989.  Her family would like to recognize students who have the following requirements:

• Planning to attend Michigan State University
• Been a past member of Cheer or Pom at Midland High School
• Committee will have special interest in candidates who plan a career in a “helping” profession
• Letter of Recommendation
• Submission of a completed application

Pick up an application from the Counseling Center.

Deadline:  April 30, 2021

Midland Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Scholarship

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, a public service sorority, was founded in 1913 on the campus of Howard University. There are over 200,000 predominantly African-American, college educated women in more than 900 chapters located in the United States and beyond. The Midland Alumnae Chapter was chartered in 1984 and has worked tirelessly to promote the goals of the national organization in Midland’s community. This scholarship is for African American high school seniors. To qualify, applicants must be graduating in the class of 2021 have a minimum 2.75 GPA, plan to attend a two or four-year college or university ,made contributions to their school and community and participated in extra-curricular activities. As part of the application process an essay is required. The scholarship application must be received by April 29,2021.

For addtional information, please contact the president of the sorority:

Mary Henley

henle1mj@gmail.com

For more information about the sorority, please visit their website: http://www.midlandmidst.org/

Click here for the Application.  You will also be able to find copies in the counseling center. 

Click here to view the Scholarship Cover letter. 

Click here to view available scholarships that the Midland Rotary Club is offering.  

There are three available scholarships and the deadline is April 30 to submit applications.

For questions/more information regarding any of these scholarships contact:

Carly Lillard I Sr. Manager of Philanthropy and Corporate Sponsorships

Youth For Understanding USA

(p) 202.774.5206 I clillard@yfu.org

This scholarship is offered to students that will be participating in a trades-related field of study. The scholarship is available to high school and adult part time students who are or will be working in the industry or full- time students.  Scholarships are awarded based on career goals, work experience and/or community service. There is NO grade point average minimum. 

Founded in 1955, The Home Builders Association of Saginaw is a professional organization providing progressive and responsive contributions to the building industry and our community. In addition to housing issues, the association seeks to protect the environment, to provide education and a better quality of life for all citizens.

Application:  HBA Scholarship 

If you don't have a way to print the application, please stop into the counseling center and pick one up. 

For more information:  989-793-1120

Deadline:  April 26, 2021

Memorial Presbyterian Church

Memorial Presbyterian Church is proud and blessed to offer multiple scholarships for youth looking into higher education.  Each of their 3 scholarships listed below have different requirements and benefits.  All grants will be paid only to accredited colleges and universities for pursuit of an academic degree: 

            1)  Charlotte B. Currie Memorial Scholarship

This $1,500 award (per year for 4 years) is granted to six graduating high school seniors within Midland County high schools for the purpose of college education on the eventual completion of a Bachelor’s degree. This scholarship is intended to promote leadership and productive citizenship by making higher education facilities available to young men and women of the Midland County area who would find it difficult to secure an education without this assistance. 

            2)  The Dale Thomas Dean Memorial Scholarship

This $1,000 award is granted to a graduating high school senior within Midland County.  The purpose of the award is college education.  The candidate must have received acceptance into an accredited academic college or university for the succeeding year. 

            3)  The Beth Ann Hodges Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is a one-time $1,000.00 grant.  It will be awarded to a graduating high school senior from Midland High School or H.H. Dow High School.  The awarding of the scholarship for college education will be based upon the criteria of need, merit and service to the community, school, and church.  Special attention will be given to experience and talent in the field of vocal music. 

Applications for all three scholarships are online at: https://www.mempres.org/scholarships

If there are any problems with the application process please contact Stephanie Lewandowski at Stephaniel@mempres.org or Shelly Luckett at  michelel@mempres.org

Deadline:  April 9, 2021

This scholarship will be awarded to academically worthy and financially needy students who are graduates of high schools in Midland County, Michigan, to aid in their obtaining a post-high school education.

            1.  Scholarship(s) in the amount $5,000 each will be granted to Midland County seniors to be used for their college or  university education. Any unused funds will be returned to the Miller Family Foundation.

            2.  The applicant must attend a college or university located in the State of Michigan.

            3.  The applicant must forward with the application a transcript of his/her high school grades and ACT and/or SAT score(s).

            4.  The applicant must have his or her application postmarked no later than April 23, 2021.

            5.  At the Selection Committee’s discretion, a candidate may be requested to appear for a personal interview.

            6.  All applications should be addressed to: 

                 Attorney Ramon F. Rolf, Jr.
                 5820 Eastman Avenue
                 Midland, MI  48640

Applications are available in the Counseling Center. 

Deadline:  April 23, 2021

You may start the process of applying during the second semester of your junior year of high school.  Students may apply for only one of the three scholarship program options-Navy, Nurse or Marine Corps.  Before the application can be finalized and forwarded for selection consideration, you must ensure that a copy of your complete transcript, including your entire junior year, is forwarded to your recruiter.

Students w/30 or more semester hours or 45 or more quarter hours of college credit upon application are not eligible for four-year Navy ROTC Scholarships; these students should see professors of naval  science at host university's Navy ROTC unit to discuss other scholarship opportunities. (See the Scholarship Opportunities Tab on this same "Program-Info" page.)

Active duty Navy applicants are ineligible to apply for Navy ROTC. Active members of other branches of the military may apply if granted a conditional release. Individuals who are scheduled for boot camp may apply but cannot report to boot camp before a decision is made on their application.  If they wish to report to boot camp prior to a decision being made they must withdraw their application in writing.

NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS

• In addition to the below, some universities have chosen to provide additional benefits to NROTC Students. For more information, click here
• Full tuition at one of the listed colleges or universities. Questions regarding payment of tuition, fees, books, and stipends should be directed toward the specific Navy ROTC Unit.
• All mandatory fees imposed by the School on all full-time undergraduate students.
• Stipend for text books
  • Currently $750 per academic year ($375 per semester or $250 per quarter)
• Provide uniforms and Naval Science textbooks
• Three summer cruises
• Subsistence allowance each academic month:
  • Freshmen - $250/month
  • Sophomore - $300/month
  • Junior - $350/month
  • Senior - $400/month

If you have any questions about this scholarship please contact the Scholarship Office E-mail: pnsc_nrotc.scholarship@navy.mil

Website: https://www.netc.navy.mil/NSTC/NROTC/

Application: https://www.netc.navy.mil/Commands/Naval-Service-Training-Command/NROTC/Apply/

Deadline: January 31st, 2022

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