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2016 KAA Professional Scholarship 12:00:00 2016 PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA (January 7, 2016) The Kansas Association of Airports (KAA) is making available a not to exceed 00 scholarship for an individual working in airport management/administration or related occupations in Kansas.  To be eligible for the scholarship the applicant must be a U. S. citizen.  The applicant does not need to reside in Kansas however the place of business must be in Kansas. Purpose: The purpose of the scholarship is to promote excellence in airport management by providing a scholarship to an individual in airport management/administration or related occupations wishing to further their career in airport management. Scholarship Details: The scholarship shall be used for tuition and fees, books and classroom materials in an accredited, airport management based educational program or for American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) sponsored A.A.E., C.M., and A.C.E. programs.  Associate, undergraduate and graduate level programs are all eligible.  The scholarship may not be used for past expenses nor for conference fees and expenses.  If the winner is not currently enrolled in an eligible program the KAA will not issue payment until such time evidence is provided showing enrollment in an eligible program within six months of notice of scholarship award. Applicant’s Essay: The applicant shall provide a not-to-exceed one page, double-spaced essay of their professional accomplishments, plans for a career in airport management/administration as well as their goals for work within the community and professional organizations.  The essay shall be signed and dated by the applicant.  Letter of Recommendation: The applicant’s supervisor is requested to provide a Letter of Recommendation indicating their relationship with the applicant and knowledge of the applicant’s aviation.
The Epi-Hab Scholarships are for USI students only and are awarded each year during college Honors programs. Six awards of ,000 are available, with efforts made to spread the awards across all USI colleges and divisions. Any student meeting the minimum requirements is invited to apply. The essay is the critical factor in the scholarship application process. Contact Andrea Sinnett at 812-464-1829 or email for additional information. Eligibility:  USI students who meet the following qualifications are invited to apply: Must have a minimum of 12 hours completed at USI or accepted for transfer to USI Must be enrolled in at least three hours each semester of the application/award year (example: award announced spring 2016; funds available fall 2016 and thereafter) minimum GPA for undergraduates is 2.7; graduates 3.0 Those with disabilities are encouraged to apply; however, scholarships are often awarded to students whose experience with disability involves family or friends rather than themselves. A complete application packet includes: The completed, signed and dated application form. One completed essay of not more than 1,000 words. Your name should appear on each page. See below for further instructions on the essay. Two letters of recommendation, with at least one of them from a USI faculty or staff member. Include the name, address and contact information for the writers. Submit your application by email or bring to the Outreach and Engagement office, Room 2208, University Center East by the deadline on the application form. Essay:  Describe your field of study, your past experiences, and future career plans as they relate to disability issues.  How will you use your education and experience to make a difference for people with disabilities?  Essays are judged upon quality of content and ideas. Selection Process:  All applications are reviewed for minimum.
12:00:00 2016 PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA (January 7, 2016) The Kansas Association of Airports (KAA) is making available a not to exceed 00 scholarship for an individual working in airport management/administration or related occupations in Kansas.  To be eligible for the scholarship the applicant must be a U. S. citizen.  The applicant does not need to reside in Kansas however the place of business must be in Kansas. Purpose: The purpose of the scholarship is to promote excellence in airport management by providing a scholarship to an individual in airport management/administration or related occupations wishing to further their career in airport management. Scholarship Details: The scholarship shall be used for tuition and fees, books and classroom materials in an accredited, airport management based educational program or for American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) sponsored A.A.E., C.M., and A.C.E. programs.  Associate, undergraduate and graduate level programs are all eligible.  The scholarship may not be used for past expenses nor for conference fees and expenses.  If the winner is not currently enrolled in an eligible program the KAA will not issue payment until such time evidence is provided showing enrollment in an eligible program within six months of notice of scholarship award. Applicant’s Essay: The applicant shall provide a not-to-exceed one page, double-spaced essay of their professional accomplishments, plans for a career in airport management/administration as well as their goals for work within the community and professional organizations.  The essay shall be signed and dated by the applicant.  Letter of Recommendation: The applicant’s supervisor is requested to provide a Letter of Recommendation indicating their relationship with the applicant and knowledge of the applicant’s aviation interests and experience.  The.
Required for: All undergraduate applicants. The application essay is an important part of the application for admission to DigiPen Institute of Technology. What you write will help us find out information about you that is not apparent from your application or transcripts.Essay Topic Essay TopicWhy have you applied to this program, what inspired you to pursue a future in this field, what have you done to prepare yourself for this field, and why is DigiPen the right school for you to realize your goals?While answering this question consider addressing: coursework you have taken and participation at DigiPen workshops or events related to your chosen field, what you hope to do after graduating from DigiPen, what it means to be a professional in your chosen field, and your understanding of your chosen degree program at DigiPen. Spelling, grammar, and sentence structure are all considered. Proofread your essay carefully. Optional EssayUse this optional essay to explain any unusual circumstances or situations that you think may have an impact on your application. SubmissionEssays can be submitted either by typing the essay directly into the online application (in which case, there is an electronic signature and date stamp), to mail a hard copy to DigiPen's Office of Admissions, or email a copy to admissions(at)digipen(dot)edu. It is best to have essays drafted and prepared before beginning the application for online submission. Formatting for Paper SubmissionName and degree program should be printed at the top of each page.Each page should be typed and double-spaced.Each essay should be signed and dated on the last page.