College Scholarships Available
 

Please Forward:

Please note that only 2 of 120 scholarships available
have been
filled. Get the word out at churches and any other
organizations you
affiliate with. This is an opportunity for a 4 year
scholarship!

I help run the Naval Science HBCU (Historically Black
Colleges and
Universities) National ROTC Scholarship Program. If
you know of any
young men and women who might be interested, please do
not hesitate to
have them give me a call.

The scholarships are no longer race based. Everyone is
invited. All
HBCU's that host NROTC Units will provide these
scholarships.

The schools are:

Southern University
Morehouse College
Spelman College
Morris Brown College
Hampton University
Norfolk State University
Florida A&M University
Savannah State University, and
Prairie View A&M.

There are 120 scholarships available in all, but I must
fill them
prior to August 2002. I have two filled, 118
scholarships remaining.
Feel free to send this to the world.

Contact Person:
Robert C. Morris III,
Major USMC
Special Assistant, Deputy Assistant Secretary
of the Navy for Personnel Programs (703) 693-0237




James Morris

Please pass this information along. Don't let this money go to waste.

Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio has 100 full scholarships
available for this coming school year beginning in the fall.

This is a historically Black college and the scholarships are first come

first served. So far they only have 20 applicants.

If anyone is interested contact:

Carla Pierce
Office Manager
Maryland Mentoring Partnership
517 North Charles Street, Suite 200
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-685-8316 x222

Listen to 2D, yall betta jump on this...
 

I actually LEFT Central State University after one quarter because I had a 4.0 & they weren't planning on hooking me up with a scholarship for my efforts. Young folk need to call these folx up and get the hook-up.

Where the heck was all this $$$ at back in 1994? :confused:

Parents may be interested in advising their aspiring college students

of this new program, "Scholarship For Service," that offers college

funding in return for a period of employment by the student after

graduation. The program is funded through grants awarded by the

National Science Foundation.

The program, has been designed to increase and strengthen the cadre of

federal information assurance professionals to better protect the

government's critical information infrastructure. It provides

scholarships that fully fund the typical costs that students pay for

books, tuition, and room and board while attending an approved

institution of higher learning. Additionally, participants receive

stipends of up to $8,000 for undergraduates and $12,000 for graduate

students. While still in school, students funded for more than a year

will also serve a paid internship at a federal agency. The agency may

offer students other paid employment while they are on scholarship if it

does not interfere with their studies. Information on the

SFS program is available at www.sfs.opm.gov

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Summer Internships 2004. Look no further for an exciting, meaningful summer internship!

The FAA is looking for students who:

* Have a 3.0 or better grade point average
* Major in engineering, computer science, mathematics,
economics, business administration/management & more
* Are U.S. citizens
* Attend a Historically Black College or University

If you meet these requirements, send a resume to the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program Manager:

Contact Person: Genise Stancil
or
Genise.Stancil@faa.gov
FAA AHP-300, Rm. 523
202-267-3895 (p) 202-267-9508 (f)
800 Independence Ave., SW
Washington, DC 20591