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We are pleased to announce that the Northwest EEO/Affirmative Action Association (NWEEO) is awarding its annual ALYCE MARCUS Scholarship of $1,000 to a deserving graduating senior in the Portland Metropolitan area.

We are interested in students who not only voice a commitment to diversity, but who demonstrate their commitment in their schools, within their families, and in the community in which they live. NWEEO is considering all students and encourages applications from students who may not otherwise be considered for scholarships.

All submissions must include:

  • Completed and typed scholarship application.      

  • 2 letters of recommendation; one from a teacher or counselor and one from an employer or family friend.
  • Copy of the student's official high school transcript.
  • A typed, double-spaced, one-page essay on "How continuing my education will help me achieve my goals."
  • Assessment of the student's financial need. (We are interested in the financial needs of each applicant to ensure equal participation of students from all levels. All aspects of the application will be taken into consideration during the decision making process.)

We request that all completed scholarship applications be returned to your school counselor by April, 5th, 2010. School counselors will then screen the applications for the top three candidates from your school and send them to NWEEO by April 10th.

All applications will be reviewed and the scholarship will be awarded by May 7th, 2010.

If you have any questions on the scholarship application or process, please feel free to contact one of the NWEEO Board members listed below.

NWEEO/Affirmative Action Association Board of Directors, Scholarship Committee:

 Holly Wildey (503) 275-6118 hollywildeynweeo@yahoo.com
 Brian Pfund  (503) 248-6133 brian.r.pfund@marsh.com
 Isaac Dixon  (503) 768-6239 idixon@lclark.edu

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