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The John Muir Medical Center-Concord Campus Volunteers is offering its annual Edna Haywood Scholarships to students who are pursuing a health career.
Students may apply only after general college courses have been completed and/or clinical training has begun. Applicants’ home address must be within the medical center service area. This includes Contra Costa and southern Solano […]

The Aquinas Institute will offer a scholarship named in memory of Andrew J. Sperr, a fallen state trooper and Aquinas graduate.
School officials today announced the establishment of the scholarship, a $500 award that will be given each year to a one graduating senior planning to study criminal justice.
Sperr, 33, a Greece native, was killed in […]

Aim to Expand the Use of Java Technology and Provide Tools to Enable Students and Teachers to Broaden Their Knowledge of Computer Technology
Sun Microsystems, Inc. the creator and leading advocate of Java (TM) technology, today announced that the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR), in collaboration with the Java Italian Association (JIA), have […]

The first Ralph Bunche Scholarship of $500 will be awarded later this month by the Ralph Bunche Community Organization.
The academic scholarship will be awarded to a local African-American high school student who has demonstrated financial need, social commitment and leadership potential, an organization spokesperson said.
The scholarship was established in 2005. Eligible students must reside in […]

Malaysian woman triathlete Kimbeley Yap has won a scholarship from the International Triathlon Union’s (ITU), thus moving one step closer towards the 2008 Olympics Games in Beijing.
Yap was selected by ITU as one of only eight recipients in the world for the Beijing Games Scholarship Project, local newspaper The Star reported Thursday.
The scholarship, amounting […]

The China Scholarship Council (CSC) has announced that it gave the green light to 7000 applicants to study overseas with government scholarship in 2006.
The 7000 applicants have been or will be sent to prestigious overseas universities and academic organizations to study or to take part in leading scientific research.
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Michigan has become the first state in the U.S. to require students to successfully complete an online course or learning experience under new legislation signed into law on April 20, 2006, by Governor Jennifer Granholm. This action was part of a comprehensive legislative package to revamp Michigan’s high school graduation requirements beginning with incoming eighth […]

The purpose of this award is to strengthen company ties between Caterpillar and Northern Illinois University and to encourage students to major and excel in engineering.
The Award:
Four scholarships valued at $1,500 each for one academic year ($750 per semester) to be distributed to four students with a declared major in the College of Engineering and […]

The Sun Herald recently awarded scholarships to two South Mississippi high school graduates interested in journalism careers.
Alex McAdams graduated from Gulfport High School, and Toni Cruthirds graduated from St. John High School. Each received $1,000 to help pay for college.
McAdams worked on the staff of the GHS yearbook, Voyage, and also served in 2004 as […]

CARSON CITY-The deadline to apply for an Artist Fellowship from the Nevada Arts Council is Friday, April 6.
Each year the Nevada Arts Council, through the Artist Fellowship program, encourages the pursuit of artistic excellence and provides financial support to Nevada artists of merit. Nine fellowships of $5,000 each are awarded annually with three each in […]