Monday, November 17, 2008
ACT Workshop
For information on an ACT Workshop please email jnation@eastms.edu or come by my office for a flyer.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
USM - Luckyday Scholars
The University of Southern Mississippi’s Luckyday Foundation Citizenship Scholars Program is not accepting applications for 2009. The program looks for exemplary student candidates who demonstrate self-motivation, high school involvement, servant leadership, commitment to community service, and need financial assistance for college.
The University of Southern Mississippi’s Luckyday Foundation Citizenship Scholars Program will be providing, $15,500 over a four year period. Additionally, a one-time $4,000 study abroad scholarship offered at least 20 students each year provides a life changing opportunity to experience cultures different from their own.
The Luckyday program requires scholars to enroll in a Luckyday Citizenship Seminar and University 101 course during the fall semester of their freshman year. This introduces the students to university services and familiarizes them with the Southern Miss campus. The Luckyday Citizenship Program also requires scholars to perform service learning activities, become campus leaders & benefit the Southern Miss community. The Luckyday Citizenship Program strives to help students develop into serving citizens & Southern Miss graduates.
There are two ways to make USM aware of your interest in this opportunity. Either contact me & let me know you are interested or go to http://www.usm.edu/luckyday/prospective.htm
You can print an application at www.usm.edu/luckyday & also learn more about the program. The deadline to apply for The Luckyday Foundation Citizenship Scholars Program is January 5, 2009.
The University of Southern Mississippi’s Luckyday Foundation Citizenship Scholars Program will be providing, $15,500 over a four year period. Additionally, a one-time $4,000 study abroad scholarship offered at least 20 students each year provides a life changing opportunity to experience cultures different from their own.
The Luckyday program requires scholars to enroll in a Luckyday Citizenship Seminar and University 101 course during the fall semester of their freshman year. This introduces the students to university services and familiarizes them with the Southern Miss campus. The Luckyday Citizenship Program also requires scholars to perform service learning activities, become campus leaders & benefit the Southern Miss community. The Luckyday Citizenship Program strives to help students develop into serving citizens & Southern Miss graduates.
There are two ways to make USM aware of your interest in this opportunity. Either contact me & let me know you are interested or go to http://www.usm.edu/luckyday/prospective.htm
You can print an application at www.usm.edu/luckyday & also learn more about the program. The deadline to apply for The Luckyday Foundation Citizenship Scholars Program is January 5, 2009.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
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