GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE OF AMERICA-GOAA 2009-10 GIOLES SCHOLARSHIPS

Introduction: Established in 2007 by Peter and Elli Malta Paleologos and administered by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of  America, this will be the third year that this fund is offering assistance to students enrolled in professional full-time
graduate studies leading to graduate, non-theological degrees at accredited universities.  At least one scholarship  of $10,000 per academic year will be awarded to help graduate students defray the costs of tuition, room and
board, and other expenses related to obtaining a degree.

Eligibility:
1.Candidates must be Orthodox Christian students within a jurisdiction of SCOBA.
2.U.S. citizens (or permanent residents) and either beginning their graduate studies  or continuing their graduate studies in the 2009-2010 academic year.
3.Students receiving a full scholarship from any other source or a partial scholarship  exceeding fifty percent (50%) of their tuition are ineligible.
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Greek Othodox Archidiocese Of America - GOAA Gioles Scholarships 2009-10

Introduction: Established in 2007 by Peter and Elli Malta Paleologos and administered by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of  America, this will be the third year that this fund is offering assistance to students enrolled in professional full-time graduate studies leading to graduate, non-theological degrees at accredited universities.  At least one scholarship  of $10,000 per academic year will be awarded to help graduate students defray the costs of tuition, room and board, and other expenses related to obtaining a degree.

Eligibility: 1.Candidates must be Orthodox Christian students within a jurisdiction of SCOBA.
2.U.S. citizens (or permanent residents) and either beginning their graduate studies  or continuing their graduate studies in the 2009-2010 academic year.
3.Students receiving a full scholarship from any other source or a partial scholarship  exceeding fifty percent (50%) of their tuition are ineligible.

How to Apply: Candidates must submit a completed application form to the Scholarship Committee together with all the other items required, including
1.A complete academic record (undergraduate and graduate),
2.A budget and/or statement of need,
3.A resume or Curriculum Vitae,
4.Five (5) letters of recommendation addressing academic and religious/spiritual backgrounds.
Candidates must also prepare a scholarship proposal (2-3 pages) describing how their current studies allow them to  employ their talents, and how being awarded this scholarship would help them use these talents to serve the Church or community at large.

Aplication Form: Applications are available online at http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/2009/gioles2009.pdf   or can be reached by mail at
scholarships@goarch.org or by phone at (212) 774-0513
The completed application form along with the neccessary documents should be submitted to:
Gioles Scholarship Committee,
Office of the Chancellor,
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
8 East 79th Street,
New York,
New York 10075.

Application Deadline: April 20, 2009

Source: http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/scholarships

Le Moyne College - Pre-doctorate Fellowship for 2009-2010

Introduction: Le Moyne College invites applications for a year-long, pre-doctorate Fellowship. The college is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty, and welcomes applications from members of underrepresented groups. Candidates must be at the ABD stage and nearing the completion of their doctoral dissertation.

Eligibility: Candidates from any discipline may apply, but we are especially interested in candidates working in Mathematics, Religious Studies, English, History or Philosophy. At the successful completion of the Fellowship, the Teaching Fellow will receive strong preference in the event that a tenure-track position is authorized.

How to Apply: Candidates must forward a full curriculum vitae, copy of the dissertation proposal and description of teaching interests electronically to: lemoynehr@lemoyne.edu with a subject line of Pre-doctoral Fellowship.
Please send graduate school transcripts and three letters of recommendation, including one from the dissertation advisor, to
Le Moyne College Human Resources Office,
Attention: Search Committee Chair,
Pre-doctoral Fellowship,
1419 Salt Springs Road,
Syracuse, New York 13214.

Application Deadline: April , 2009

Source: ttp://www.lemoyne.edu

Watson International Scholars of the Environment 2009

Introduction: The Watson International Scholars of the Environment program brings mid-career environmental leaders from universities, governments, and nongovernmental organizations throughout Africa to Brown University for advanced training in land-change history, sciences, and policies, providing them with the context to enhance the sustainable development capacity in their countries. The opportunity offers an intensive program in sustainable land-use studies to provide mastery of critical concepts, relevant tools, and transferable processes necessary for managing land and ecosystems. Supported by a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation and endorsed by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the program offers scholars time away from their daily responsibilities to learn new skills with a community of scholars applying both theoretical and practice approaches to real world environmental issues.

Eligibility: Full time for three and a half months, participants are involved in courses, workshops, field trips, symposia, mentorship, professional networking, and research projects. The Watson International Scholars of the Environment are active participants, not passive students. All participants will take part in a foundational seminar on African environmental history. Module units focus on land-use science and policy. Drawing on the resources of Brown University, participants will prepare a study on land-use change and policy responses. Participants will integrate data from across disciplines and discuss how their research can inform sound decision-making.

How to Apply: This application may be submitted by downloading from the website and emailing to Watson_Scholars@Brown.edu, faxing to 401.863.9733, or sending via courier to:
Watson International Scholars of the Environment
Attention:  Admissions Committee
Watson Institute for International Studies
Brown University, Box 1970
111 Thayer Street, Room 306
Providence, Rhode Island  02912-1970  USA
Each section of this application form must be completed fully and accurately.  All information must be typed.  The deadline for our receipt of your completed application is 15 April 2009.  Materials received after 15 April 2009 cannot be guaranteed full consideration for admission or fellowship support.

Application Form: http://www.watsoninstitute.org/ge/watson_scholars/

Application Deadline: April 15, 2009

Source: http://www.watsoninstitute.org/ge/watson_scholars/

Bluewolf Technology Scholarships 2009

Introduction: Bluewolf believes our talented youth should be afforded the opportunity to play a vital role in leading our industry and their communities into the future. For this reason we are committed to helping underserved students with a passion and talent for technology pursue their educational dreams. The Bluewolf Technology Scholarship for graduating high school seniors from New York City public schools was established for students who wish to pursue a degree in engineering, computer science or a technology-related field. Our mission is to encourage some of New York’s brightest students to pursue challenging careers in technology that are vital to our world today.
The Bluewolf Technology Scholarship will grant a one-time scholarship award of $2,000 each to one boy and one girl, to be used for tuition at an accredited college/university.

Eligibility: Must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (0 - 4.0 scale)
Must provide an official high school transcript
Must provide SAT/ACT scores
Demonstrate an interest/aptitude for computer science and/or technology
Must show significant financial need
Must have 1-2 teacher recommendations
Must submit a personal statement on educational goals
Finalists will be interviewed by scholarship committee

How to Apply: Please print or type clearly all information requested. Be sure to include your name and name of school on all attached pages.
Part I: Complete this application, answering all questions, and sign.
Part II: Enclose a brief essay (two typed pages or less) on why you intend to pursue a future in technology and how you hope to contribute to its future.
Part III: Include 1-2 references from educators.
Part IV: Enclose an official high school transcript, or have it sent to the address below.
Part V: Enclose a copy of your official SAT/ACT scores.
Part VI: Mail all contents to:
Bluewolf
c/o Scholarship Committee
220 Fifth Avenue, 15th Floor
New York, New York 1001

Application Form: http://media.bluewolf.com/documents/Application+2009+final.pdf

Application Deadline: June 1, 2009

Source: http://www.bluewolf.com/resource-center/downloads/8877032.html

Pace University - Seidenberg School FIRST Scholarships

Introduction: Pace University has established up to two $5,000 per year scholarships, renewable annually for up to 4 years, for students who have participated on a team in a FIRST sponsored program (FIRST Robotics Competition or FIRST Tech Challenge) any time during high school and who have been accepted into the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems (CSIS) at Pace University. Current majors include computer science, information systems, and technology systems.

Eligibility:  To be eligible for the Seidenberg FIRST Scholarship, students must: 1.Be accepted into and enroll in Pace University as a full time student; 2.Pursue a major offered through the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems; 3.Have earned at least an 85 high school average and 1000 combined SATs (500 verbal and 500 math) or equivalent ACT. To remain eligible for the scholarship, students must maintain an overall Pace QPA of 3.0 and major in a discipline offered through the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems.

How to Apply:  In addition to the receipt of a Pace University application and application fee, official high school transcript, essay, and recommendation from a guidance counselor/teacher, a FIRST Scholarship application is required along with a recommendation of a FIRST Adult Mentor/Coach.

All Seidenberg FIRST Scholarship applications and adult mentor/coach recommendations should be submitted no later than April 1 to:  Dr. Bernice J. Houle  ,Associate Dean, Seidenberg School ,Pace University ,861 Bedford Rd,Pleasantville, NY 10570.                                                                                                              The application form can be found at http://www.pace.edu/seidenberg under Endowed Scholarships.

Application Form:   http://www.pace.edu/seidenberg

Application Deadline:   April 1, 2009

Source:    http://www.pace.edu/page.cfm?doc_id=16400

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Of America-GOAA 2009-10 Paleologos Graduate Scholarships

Introduction: Established in 2007 by Peter and Elli Malta Paleologos and administered by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of  America, this will be the third year that this fund is offering assistance to students enrolled in professional full-time graduate studies leading to graduate, non-theological degrees at accredited universities.  At least one scholarship  of $10,000 per academic year will be awarded to help graduate students defray the costs of tuition, room and board, and other expenses related to obtaining a degree.

Eligibility: 1.Candidates must be Orthodox Christian students within a jurisdiction of SCOBA.
2.U.S. citizens (or permanent residents) and either beginning their graduate studies  or continuing their graduate studies in the 2009-2010 academic year.
3.Students receiving a full scholarship from any other source or a partial scholarship  exceeding fifty percent (50%) of their tuition areineligible.

How to Apply: Candidates must submit a completed application form to the Scholarship Committee together with all the other items required, including,a complete academic record (undergraduate and graduate),a budget and/or statement of need,
a resume or Curriculum Vitae, and five (5) letters of recommendation addressing academic and religious/spiritual backgrounds.
Candidates must also prepare a scholarship proposal (2-3 pages) describing how their current studies allow them to  employ their talents, and how being awarded this scholarship would help them use these talents to serve the Church or community at large.

Aplication Form :  Applications are available online at http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/2009/paleologos2009.pdf  or can be reached by mail at scholarships@goarch.org or by phone at (212) 774-0513
The completed application form along with the neccessary documents should be submitted to:
Paleologos Graduate Scholarship Committee,
Office of the Chancellor,
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
8 East 79th Street,
New York,
New York 10075.

ApplicationDeadline: April 20, 2009

Source: http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/scholarships

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Of America-GOAA 2009-10 Malta Scholarships

Introduction: Established in 2007 by Peter and Elli Malta Paleologos and administered by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of  America, this will be the third year that this fund is offering assistance to students enrolled in professional full-time graduate studies leading to graduate,non-theological degrees at accredited universities.  At least one scholarship  of $10,000 per academic year will be awarded to help graduate students defray the costs of tuition, room and board, and other expenses related to obtaining a degree.

Eligibility: 1.Candidates must be Orthodox Christian students within a jurisdiction of SCOBA.
2.U.S. citizens (or permanent residents) and either beginning their graduate studies  or continuing their graduate studies in the 2009-2010 academic year.
3.Students receiving a full scholarship from any other source or a partial scholarship  exceeding fifty percent (50%) of their tuition areineligible.

How to Apply: Candidates must submit a completed application form to the Scholarship Committee together with all the other items required, including,a complete academic record (undergraduate and graduate),
a budget and/or statement of need,a resume or Curriculum Vitae,and five (5) letters of recommendation addressing academic and religious/spiritual backgrounds.
Candidates must also prepare a scholarship proposal (2-3 pages) describing how their current studies allow them to  employ their talents, and how being awarded this scholarship would help them use these talents to serve the Church or community at large.

Aplication Form : Applications are available online at http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/2009/malta2009.pdf  or can be reached by mail at scholarships@goarch.org or by phone at (212) 774-0513
The completed application form along with the neccessary documents should be submitted to:
Malta Scholarship Committee,
Office of the Chancellor,
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
8 East 79th Street,
New York,
New York 10075.

Application Deadline : April 20, 2009

Source: http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/scholarships

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Of America-GOAA 2009-10 Gioles Scholarships

Introduction: Established in 2007 by Peter and Elli Malta Paleologos and administered by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of  America, this will be the third year that this fund is offering assistance to students enrolled in professional full-time graduate studies leading to graduate, non-theological degrees at accredited universities.  At least one scholarship  of $10,000 per academic year will be awarded to help graduate students defray the costs of tuition, room and board, and other expenses related to obtaining a degree.

Eligibility: 1.Candidates must be Orthodox Christian students within a jurisdiction of SCOBA.
2.U.S. citizens (or permanent residents) and either beginning their graduate studies  or continuing their graduate studies in the 2009-2010 academic year.
3.Students receiving a full scholarship from any other source or a partial scholarship  exceeding fifty percent (50%) of their tuition areineligible.

How to Apply: Candidates must submit a completed application form to the Scholarship Committee together with all the other items required, including, a complete academic record (undergraduate and graduate),a budget and/or statement of need,a resume or Curriculum Vitae, and five (5) letters of recommendation addressing academic and religious/spiritual backgrounds.
Candidates must also prepare a scholarship proposal (2-3 pages) describing how their current studies allow them to  employ their talents, and how being awarded this scholarship would help them use these talents to serve the Church or community at large.

Aplication Form : Applications are available online at http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/2009/gioles2009.pdf   or can be reached by mail at scholarships@goarch.org or by phone at (212) 774-0513
The completed application form along with the neccessary documents should be submitted to:
Gioles Scholarship Committee,
Office of the Chancellor,
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
8 East 79th Street,
New York,
New York 10075.

Application Deadline : April 20, 2009

Source: http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/administration/chancellor/scholarships

The Harrop and Ruth Freeman Fellowships

Introduction: Interested in Funding for a Summer 2008 Internship? The Peace Studies Program will award one or more Harrop and Ruth Freeman Fellowships to encourage Cornell undergraduates to pursue summer work related to peace studies and conflict resolution in an otherwise unpaid position with a not-for-profit organization.

Eligibility: Current Cornell freshmen, sophomores, and juniors interested in funding for their summer 2008 internship.

How to Apply: Identify and secure a summer internship.
Submit an application form available from the Peace Studies Program office, including a brief statement (200-500 words) about yourself and your summer opportunity, and describing how the internship would benefit you in reaching your long-term goals.
Ask an advisor or faculty member to supply a letter of recommendation.
Send us a copy of your Cornell transcript.

Application Form: http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/files/content/782/Intern%20App-SP2009.pdf

Application Deadline : April 15, 2009

Source: http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/PeaceProgram/funding/freeman_fellowship.asp