| Deadline | Name | Description | Amount | Contact Information |
| 1-Feb | AXA Achievement Community Scholarship | outstanding achievement in school, community, OR work activities, primary consideration given to the applicant's achievment in a non-academic area; application online or in PostGrad; Merit-based; US Citizen | $2,000 | AXA Foundation Scholarship America One Scholarship Way, P.O.Box 297 Saint Peter MN 56082 |
| 1-Feb | Carl N. & Margaret Karcher Founders' Scholarship | Students 21 and under; high school seniors or graduates who plan to enroll for the first time in a full-time undergraduate course of study at a two or four-year college, university, or vocationall/technical school. Application online at address above in January. Additional information at WWW.CARLSJR.COM/PROMOTIONS; Need-based | $1,000 | Administered by Scholarship America One Scholarship Way PO Box 297 St. Peter MN 56082 Phone: 507-931-1682 |
| 1-Feb | Colorado Masons Benevolent Fund Scholarship and Vocational Grant | Maximum award $28,000 four years. Interview with Assigned Lodge member (Roger H. Rathburn, rathburn4@comcast.net, 720-988-7929) prior to March 1, make appointment for interview prior to Feb 1. Senior; accepted at any CO college or university; financial need; leadership; personal interview with local Masonic Lodge member. Applications available online. Benovolent Vocational awards $3,000 Mar.15 deadline. Request for interview prior to Feb 1, as for the Benevolent scholarship; Need-based; Merit-based; Renewable | $7,000 | Colorado Masons' Benevolent Fund Association Scholarship Adminsitrator Attn: Scholarships 2011/2012 2445 South Quebec Street, Unit C Denver CO 80231 Kathleen D. Keller kathleenkeller@cmbfa.org Assigned lodge member: Roger H. Rathburn, rathburn4@comcast.net 720-988-7929 Phone: (303) 290-8544 Email: tomcox@cmbfa.org |
| 1-Feb | Educational Theatre Association Scholarships | A variety of scholarships for seniors active in International Thesbian Society, planning to major in communicative arts or theatre. Deadlines vary. Some available through Thesbian troupe directors. Others through the Region 1 Colorado Chapter Director at address above; Merit-based; Renewable | $1,500 | Educational Theatre Association Jay Seller, Chapter Director Colorado Horizon High School Thornton CO Email: sellerj@comcast.net |
| 1-Feb | ESA (Epsilon Sigma Alpha) Foundation | Students chosen on the basis of character, leadership, service, financial need, scholastic ability. Application available on ESA Website. Click on scholarship appplications, scroll down to find state counselor info for CO. Then click on Current List of ESAF Scholarships available by State to find list. $5 per scholarship application. Each student may apply for up to 3 scholarships; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0; Renewable | $1,000 | ESA Foundation Rita R. Martin, Colorado ESA Foundation Counselor 1224 Steele Street Denver CO 80206 Phone: 303-355-1884 Email: rita_mar@msn.com |
| 1-Feb | Global Citizen Scholarship Program | For high school sophomores and juniors. Write an essay or create a 1-3 minute digital media project that answers the contest question and win expense paid foreign travel during the summer. | expense paid trip | EF Educational Tours EF Center Boston One Education Street Cambridge MA 2141 Phone: 877-205-9909 Fax: 800-318-3732 |
| 1-Feb | National Institutes of Health (NIH) Undergraduate Scholarships Program | Awards are for those committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral and social science health-related research AND who have exceptional financial need (e.g less than $66,000 for family of four). With this scholarship, you go to school full time and you participate in research training at NIH for 10 weeks each summer and 1 year of employment for each year of scholarship at NIH; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.5; US Citizen national; Renewable | $20,000 | National Institutes of Health Phone: 888-352-3001 Email: ugsp@nih.gov |
| 1-Feb | Optimist International Essay Contest | High school student younger than 18 in December. Essay topic changes each year. Essays are submitted through local optimist clubs. Email programs@optimist.org for application and information as to which local clubs will be sponsoring the contest. Go http://www.optimist.org/CityDirectory.cfm to contact individual local clubs. Website listed describes the national contest criteria; Merit-based; Essay Reqt | $2,500 | Optimist International 4494 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis MO 63108 (800) 500-8130 Phone: (314) 371-6000 Fax: (314) 371-6006 Email: programs@optimist.org |
| 1-Feb | Project PAVE Transformations Scholarship | Any high school senior who has experienced and overcome some
form of relationship violence (emotional, physical, or sexual).Must
demonstrate the character necessary to serve as a positive role model and
inspiration to others.10 scholarships awarded, ranging from $2,000 to
$4,000. May cover expenses of
post-high school education including but not restricted to traditional
universities. 3-4 page essay required, 2 letters of recommendation; Essay Reqt |
$4,000 | Project PAVE Eryn Hoerig 2051 York Street Denver CO 80205 Phone: 303-322-2382 Fax: 303-322-2382 Email: ehoerig@projectpave.org |
| 1-Feb | Toshiba NSTA Explora Vision Contest | CONTEST H.S. Level (10-12) Team competition (up to four students) combining science and vision of future technology; create graphics of web pages to illustrate ideas for future; Merit-based | $10,000 | Toshiba NSTA Explora Vision Awards 1840 Wilson Blvd. Arlington VA 22201-3000 Phone: 703-243-7100 |
| 1-Feb | United States Institute of Peace National Peace Essay Contest | Any student, grades 9 thru 12 essay contest. 2012 topic: The Impact of New Media on Peacebuilding and Conflict Management. Guidebook in PostGrad file cabinet with more instructions or from website. Study guide is available at website. 1-$1,000 award, each state, along with all-expense paid awards program in Washington, D.C. National: 1st place- $10,000 2nd place- $5,000 3rd place-$2,500. Registration opens Nov. 1; Merit-based; Essay Reqt | $10,000 | United States Institute of Peace Vanessa Francis United States Institute of Peace 2301 Constitution Ave. Washington, DC 20037 Phone: 202.457.1700 Fax: 202.429.6063 Email: vfrancis@usip.org |
| 2-Feb | NASA MUST Scholarship | For rising Sophomores and Juniors planning to pursue degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. Focus on underserved and underrepresented groups although not a requirement; Min GPA: 3.0; US Citizen; Essay Reqt | $10,000 | NASA Vanessa R. Webbs, MUST Project Manager NASA John H. Glenn Research Center 21000 Brookpark Road M.S. 500-107 Cleveland OH 44135 Hispanic College Fund (800) 644-4223 Phone: (202) 358-0001 Fax: (202) 358-4338 Email: vanessa.r.webbs@nasa.gov |
| 3-Feb | Colorado Association of Career Colleges (CACCS) Scholarship | scholarship for vocational, technical, art institutes, business colleges that are members of the Colorado Association of Career Colleges and Schools. Application online at website; Min GPA: 3.0 | $1,000 | Colorado Association of Career Colleges & Schools Sally Kemp 8074 Grove Street Westminster CO 80031 Phone: 303-863-8367 Fax: 303-650-0682 Email: sallyk@tde.com |
| 3-Feb | United Power Scholarship | For students whose families are served by United Power. This does not include Boulder, but does include Broomfield, Firestone, and a variety of other outlying and mountain areas. Several scholarships are listed and a trip to DC is included. One application form. See website. For vocational as well as college; Need-based; Merit-based; Essay Reqt | $1,000 | United Power Cindy Adam P.O. Box 929 Brighton CO 80601 Phone: 303-659-0551 |
| 4-Feb | Kappa Alpha Psi Denver Alumni Chapter Scholarship | African-American male students; senior; (leadership skills may compensate for lower GPA);essay; understanding of local, state, and national political issues; Min GPA: 3.0; Male; Ethnicity: Black/African American; Essay Reqt | varies | Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Anthony E. Graves 2160 Downing Street Denver Co 80205-5261 (Applications available in Post Grad Center.) |
| 6-Feb | American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) Scholarship Program | For dependents of Foreign Service employee. There are at least three different scholarships: one based on financial need; one based on Academic and Community Service merit; one based on Artistic merit. See website for all details and applications for each. Award amounts vary; Need-based; Merit-based | $3,500 | American Foreign Service Association Lori Dec AFSA Scholarship Program 2101 E Street NW Washington DC 20037 Phone: 202-944-5504 Email: scholar@afsa.org |
| 8-Feb | KFC Colonel's Scholars | 50 awards given to seniors with an epreneurial spirit, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, plan to attend an in state public college or university. Applications available on line from Dec. 1 to Feb. 8,, apply on line. Need FAFSA. Can be used at either a 2- or 4- year college; Need-based; Min GPA: 2.75; Renewable | $5,000 | Kentucky Fried Chicken Foundation Phone: 1-866-KFC-7240 Email: kfcscholars@act.org |
| 10-Feb | American Meteorological Society (AMS) | Senior who is interested in studying the atmospheric, oceanic, or hydrologic sciences. There are two scholarships -- one for minorities (including women and disabled students typically underrepresented in this field), and the other scholarship is for all interested seniors; Merit-based; Renewable | $3,000 | American Meteorological Society Donna Fernandez Attn: Freshman Scholarship Program 45 Beacon Street Boston MA 2108 Phone: 617-227-2426 x 246 Email: dfernandez@ametsoc.org |
| 15-Feb | AFA Teens for Alzheimer's Awareness Scholarship | 200 word bio and 1200 to 1500 word essay about impact of Alzheimer's on student's life (parent, grandparent, volunteer caretaker) US citizen or permanent resident; transcript; application in post grad or apply online; Merit-based; Essay Reqt | $5,000 | Alzheimer's Foundation of America AFA Teens 322 8th Ave 7th floor New York NY 10001 New York , NY 10001 Attention: AFA Teens College Scholarship Phone: 866-232-8484 |
| 15-Feb | Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship and Journalism Conference | For high school juniors with a passion for journalism who would like to attend a journalism conference at the Newseum in Washington D.C. July 14-19, 2012, and be awarded a $1000 scholarship for college; Merit-based | $1,000 | Free Spirit Jack Marsh 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20001 Phone: 202-292-6100 Email: jmarsh@freedomforum.org |
| 15-Feb | Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind | AWARDED IN EVEN YEARS For students who are legally blind and who will study for a career in the service of the blind; Disability Reqt: blindness or visual impairments |
$750 | AER of the Blind & Visually Impaired Jim Gandorf 1703 N. Beauregard Street, Suite 440 Alexandria VA 22311 Phone: 877-492-2708 Fax: 703-671-6391 Email: scholarships@aerbvi.org |
| 15-Feb | Best Buy Scholarship | Scholarships available for community volunteers or students with a work history, with good grades. Grades 9-12. kStudent must be an @15 member. You can become a member for free at "at15.com." Once you are a member, you will have access to the link for the scholarship application. The deadline is feb 15 but if you apply by feb 1, you gain bonus points; Merit-based; Min GPA: 2.5 | $1,000 | Scholarship America One Scholarship Way PO Box 297 Saint Peter MN 56082 |
| 15-Feb | Cargill Agricultural Scholarship Program | For high school seniors living in communities near Cargill operations. Requires a signature of a Cargill Employee. Use email to request location of nearby Cargill operation. | $1,000 | Email: cargill@ffa.org |
| 15-Feb | Colorado College Scholarships | Financial aid website for Colorado College lists many scholarships, grants, and other sources of financial assistance. FAFSA due by 2/15; Need-based; Merit-based | varies | Colorado College |
| 15-Feb | Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) National Scholarships in Political Science, History, Government, Economics, and Nursing | Four scholarships: 1) Pittenger American History Scholarship for a student majoring in American History or American Government; 2) Cogswell Nursing Scholarship for students who will pursue an education in nursing at an accredited college offering a BSN degree and are descendants of members of NSDAR; 3) Enid Hall Griswold Scholarship for students who will major in Political Science, History, Government, or Economics; 4) Dunn Scholarship for a child of NSDAR member. Award is based on academic excellence and commitment to field of study and need. Applicants need letter of sponsorship from Colorado DAR Chapter. Contact Mollie Morton, 303-494-5486 or mollie.morton@colorado.edu, for letter prior to submitting application. Application packet available to copy from folder in PostGrad Center; Need-based; Merit-based; Class Rank: top 1/3; Essay Reqt; Renewable | $2,000 | National Daughters of the American Revolution Mollie Morton Scholarship Chair 57 Mineola Court Boulder CO 80303 Phone: 303-494-5486 Email: mollie.morton@colorado.edu |
| 15-Feb | Dorothy D. Greer Publications Scholarship | The Dorothy D. Greer Scholarship opportunity is offered to any Colorado high school senior whose school is a member of the Colorado High School Press Association. Any Colorado high school senior who has worked on the yearbook and/or newspaper of a Colorado High School Press Association (CHSPA) member publication for at least two years and is planning to attend a junior college, college or university is eligible to apply. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or better. Samples of senior's yearbook and/or newspaper work, recommendation letters, transcript, photos. Award is $2,000 for an in-state school, $1,000 for out-of-state; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0 | $2,000 | Colorado High School Press Association (CHSPA) Jack Kennedy, Executive Director CHSPA Scholarships 9253 Sori Lane Highlands Ranch CO 80126 Email: chspaboard@gmail.com |
| 15-Feb | Journalism Education Association (JEA) Journalist of the Year Sister Rita Jeanne Scholarships | Senior, active in journalism, plans to pursue a journalism and/or mass communications career, many requirements at website including scoring rubric for journalism submissions. Application online, journalism advisor must sign application AND must be a current national JEA member; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0 | $5,000 | Journalism Education Association Kristi Rathbun Rock Canyon High School 5810 McArthur Ranch Road Highlands Ranch CO 80124 Contact is this year's state director. Current state director can be found at www.jea.org/contact/statedirectors.html Phone: 303-387-3000 Email: kristi.rathbun@decsdk12.org |
| 15-Feb | Monsanto Commitment to Agriculture Scholarship | 2 scholarships available: $1500 - Awarded to those from farm families with above average academic record who plan to major in agriculture related field. $2500 to those pursuing agricultural-related degrees and demonstrate strong leadership skills and community involvement. FFA membership NOT required; Merit-based | $2,500 | Monsanto Corporation Program Administrator P.O. Box 68960 Indianapolis IN 46268-0960 Phone: 317-802-6099 Email: scholarships@ffa.org |
| 15-Feb | National Co-op Scholarship Program | Scholarships provided by 10 NCCE Partner Colleges and Universities. These include: CW Post Campus of Long Island Univ, Drexel Univ, Johnson & Wales Univ, Kettering Univ, Northeastern Univ, Pace Univ, Rochester Institute of Technology, Univ of Cincinnati, Univ of Toledo or Wentworth Institute of Technology. Early submission is encouraged. Encourages minority and female students as well as students interested in science, mathematics, engineering and technology to apply. Application online; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.5; Essay Reqt; Renewable | $6,000 | National Commission for Cooperative Education 360 Huntington Ave. 384 CP Boston MA 02115-5096 Phone: 617-373-3406 Email: f.schettino@neu.edu |
| 17-Feb | GE-REAGAN Foundation Scholarship Program | Twenty scholarships rewarding exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship. The student must be nominated by an eligible community leader, such as the high school principal, elected official or exec director of a nonprofit organization. Application only through website. Also follow the Facebook page button on the website; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0; US Citizen US citizen; Renewable | $10,000 | Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and GE International Scholarships and Tuition Services Phone: 1-800-310-4053 Email: info@applyists.com |
| 18-Feb | Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity-Delta Psi Lambda Chapter Scholarship | See website for this organization's program in "Go to High School, Go to College Program" as it probably feeds into the scholarship program. African American MALE, application avail. in post grad, 3 letters of recommendation, 1 from counselor, transcript. Mail application to Gregory Diggs at the address indicated. To submit application electronically, email gregory.diggs@ucdenver.edu for electronic application form. Interview before the evaluation committee. 250 word essay describing future goals; Need-based; Merit-based; Female; Ethnicity: Black/African American; Essay Reqt | $1,000 | Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity-Delta Psi Lambda Chapter Gregory A Diggs Ph.D. 8892 East 24th Place #102 Denver CO 80238 Phone: 303-525-5813 Email: gregory.diggs@ucdenver.edu |
| 20-Feb | Vegetarian Scholarship Award | Senior who promote vegetarianisam and will be attending a U.S college. Essay on how you have promoted vegetarianism. Recommendations; Essay Reqt | $5,000 | Vegetarian Resource Group P.O. Box 1463 Baltimore MD 21203 Phone: 410-366-8343 Email: vrg@vrg.org |
| 24-Feb | American Cancer Society (ACS) Young Cancer Survivor Scholarship Program | American Cancer Society Cancer Survivor College Scholarship
Program gives young cancer survivors the opportunity to pursue their
post-secondary education from an accredited university, community college, or
vocatonal technical school. The program provides an award of $2,500. Recipients can apply multiple years for a
possible lifetime award of up to $10,000. Community service, goals and leadership essay; letters of recommemdation; Need-based; Min GPA: 2.5; US Citizen; Residency: AK, AZ, CO, ID, MT, ND, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA or WY; Disability Reqt: cancer; Essay Reqt; Renewable |
$2,500 | ACS Survivor College Scholarship, Great West Div Randi Cress American Cancer Society 920 N Washington Suite 200 Spokane WA 99201 Phone: 866 500-3272 |
| 24-Feb | Junior Achievement (JA) Inspiration Scholarship | For graduating seniors who have participated in JA during high school. Application in post grad center file or online. Other requirements: work experience through summer job or part-time employment during the school year, hs transcript, one letter of recommendation, two short essays; Need-based; Merit-based; Renewable | $2,000 | Junior Achievement - Rocky Mountain, Inc JA Inspiration Scholarship c/o Junior Achievement 1445 Market Street, Suite 200 Denver CO 80202 Phone: 303-628-7377 Email: nshull@jacolorado.org |
| 24-Feb | Kaiser Permanente Diversity Scholarship Program | This scholarship is offered to students who want to pursue a career in health care or public health, and to increase the number of health professionals from underrepresented populations. While all qualified students may apply, preference will be given to students who identify as one or more of the following: African-American, Asian Pacific, Latino, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Native American and/or Person with a Disability. Must submit letter of recommendation and official transcript; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 2.7; Ethnicity: American Indian/Alaska Native,Asian,Black/African American,Filipino,Hispanic/Latino,Multi-Racial,Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian; Essay Reqt; Service Reqt | $2,600 | Kaiser Permanente P.O. Box 378066 Denver CO 80247-8066 Email: co-diversitydevelopment@kp.org |
| 24-Feb | Never Forgotten Fund Scholarship | Resident of Denver Metro area (including Boulder). In honor of Columbine students, 12 scholarships awarded every year. APPLICATION IN POST GRAD CENTER. ASK FACULTY OR COUNSELOR FOR LETTER OF NOMINATION. One nominator letter plus 2 page essay from applicant about what inspires you to make your school and community a better place. Although this scholarship is listed on the Denver Foundation website but there is no application information there at this time; Min GPA: 3.0 | $5,000 | The Never Forgotten Fund c/o Denver Foundation 55 Madison St., 8th floor Denver CO 80206 Email: lfasolo@denverfoundation.org |
| 25-Feb | Professional Engineers of Colorado High School Bridge Building Contest | Open to all high school students across Colorado. Design and build a model bridge and enter it into local, regional, national and international competition. For information about mentoring, contact Roberta at email or phone above. Applications and specification information available online. Deadline is competition date; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0 | $40,000 | Professional Engineers of Colorado Noelle R. Cochran 3030 W. 81st Ave Westminster CO 80031 Phone: 303-796-4611 Fax: 303-458-0002 Email: noelle_cochran@urscorp.com |
| 28-Feb | County Sheriffs of Colorado Scholarship Program | Renewable scholarship is $500; Additional $1000 one time possible; Senior; CO resident, honorary member of County Sheriffs which you can obtain by donating $30; plan to attend a CO college, university, or vocational training; personal statement; transcript; 2 rec. letters; financial need considered but not primary. PLEASE NOTE: This scholarship is offered to one half of the counties in the state every other year. Boulder county students are elegible ONLY in school years starting in odd years (e.g., 2011/2012). Applications available online; Renewable | $500 | Valorie Hipsher 9008 N. US Hwy. 85, Unit C Littleton CO 80125-9915 Phone: 720-344-2762 Email: csoc@csoc.org |
| 28-Feb | La Raza Nuestra Gente Scholarship | For high school seniors accepted at any two or four year college with North Central Accredidation. Must attend La Raza Youth Leadership Conference in April. Need FAFSA although site says that financial need is not a requirement. Application online. Scholarships also available specifically for UCD, Metro State, and Community College of Denver, but with varying deadlines. See website. Random drawing of one $1,000 scholarship at conference; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 2.5; Ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino | $1,000 | La Raza Youth Leadership Institute PO Box 8571 Denver CO 80201 Phone: 303.556.6730 Email: scholarships@larazayouth.org. |
| 28-Feb | Optimist International Oratorical (Speech) Contest | High school student younger than 18 in December. Speech topic changes each year. Speeches are submitted through local optimist clubs. Entries from students living on US military installations will be sent to a Club in the city the student last resided in. If no Club is available, the District Chair will hold an at-large contest for these students. /students residing in non-District areas where there are no Optimist Clubs are not eligible for competition; Merit-based | $2,500 | Optimist Club of Boulder 3577 Ivy Circle Boulder CO 80304 David Morgan, East Boulder Optimist Club; mailto:dave80503@aol.com Phone: (303) 442-0661 |
| 28-Feb | Shell Oil Company Technical Scholarship and Shell Oil Minority Scholarship | For students who plan to enroll full-time in geology, geophysics, physics, or engineering at one of many universities specified by Shell. After the first year, the scholarship may be renewed for $5,000 per year. The scholarship application is available in the post grad center OR at the following url: http://www-static.shell.com/static/usa/downloads/careers/careers_c_tech_form.pdf. Include with your application: 2 letters of recommendation. 1. from counselor 2. from an employer or a personal contact (not a friend, classmate, or family member)that has knowledge of your activities outside the classroom. Include resume, transcript as attachments to online application. Selected candidates will be scheduled for interviews in person or via telephone; Merit-based; Renewable | $2,500 | ETS Scholarship Programs for Shell Oil M-D November, Program Coordinator PO Box 6731 Princeton NJ 8541 Phone: (609)771-7878 Email: mnovember@ets.org |
| 28-Feb | Sons of Italy National Scholarships | 10 to 13 scholarships; $4,000-$25,000; Students of
Italian-American Heritage; essay required; $30 application fee which makes
you a member of the Sons of Italy; 2 letters of rec; 500-750 word essay; Two
different scholarships: one general, and one for leadership, scholarship, and
respect for liberty, freedom and equality. Applications online. There are
scholarships at the local and national levels. For local scholarships, application in
counseling office. For national scholarships, send applications to: Sons of Italy Foundation Attn: National Leadership Grant Competition 219 E Street, NE Washington, DC 20002; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0; Ethnic Reqt: Italian descent; Essay Reqt |
$10,000 | Sons of Italy Foundation Adelaide Napier Scholarship Selection Chair 5802 Pomona Drive Arvada CO 80003 303-669-2972 Phone: 202-547-2900 Email: Akaleka@aol.com |
| 29-Feb | Buick Achievers Scholarship Program | For college-bound seniors who plan to major in science, technology, engineering, math, business administration, finance, marketing, or design AND who are interested in a career in the automotive or related industries (list of eligible majors online). Priority given to following applicants: first-generation college, female, minority, militery veteran or a dependent of military personnel. APPLY ONLINE; Need-based; Merit-based; Renewable | $25,000 | General Motors Foundation Scholarship Management Services One Scholarship Way St. Peter MN 56082 Email: buickachievers@scholarshipamerica.org |
| 29-Feb | St. Michael's Society Scholarship | Senior, transcript, essay (see website or postgrad center folder for specific topic), listing of extra-curricular activities or clubs; Merit-based; Essay Reqt | $1,750 | St. Michael's Society Mike Paulino P.O. Box 21126 Denver CO 80221-0126 Frank Yantorno 303-288-1209 Phone: 303-888-2108 Email: societyofstmichael@comcast.net |
| 29-Feb | University Hills Rotary Scholarships | Student must live in Rotary District 5450 (includes Boulder), US
citizen, and have intent to major in science , math, or engineering at a
college in Colorado. Applications are online. 400 word essay explaining why you wish to pursue a post-secondary education in a field of advanced science or mathematics and your future plans for applying that learning in areas of vocation, service and leadership; Need-based; Merit-based; Min GPA: 3.0; Essay Reqt; Renewable |
$5,000 | University Hills Rotary Club Foundation Scholarship Committee P.O. Box 102767 Denver CO 80250 Email: william.g.rector@kp.org |