Kenan Fellowship Program

As a person who came to the United States as a 7 year old, entering and having an opportunity to enter a program like, The Matthew Gaffney Foundation would be a big step up and help to myself and my parents. Living to parents that did not go to College, I would love to be the first one to go to College and have a great career and life after. Benefiting from this kind of program could help me and help accomplish my dreams.

I have been involved with student learning for the past 14 years. I have experience with a wide spectrum of students in traditional and alternative settings. I have proven success engaging and teaching all types of students, particularly with at risk students.

This program provides a great opportunity to allow me to give back Kelley to and be more connected with Kelley. The opportunity for me to coach other people will be one of the most enhancing and practical experience I will have at Kelley.

I am Rodneshia Jackson and I will benefit for the Curtis scholars program because I am able to solve problems, make decisions, think critically, communicate ideas effectively and work well within teams and groups. I am deeply involved in culture, intellectual and love to travel however I want to meet different people, share experiences and experiment with different things. I’m very responsible person and trustworthy ready to learn new things about an place I never been before. Earning this scholarship can make an big difference in my life not only will it make an difference it will change the plans I have for the future. I generaly care about passionetly about others and the world we live in. I would love to help to transform the lives

In final consideration, this shows that I have been successful so far but I believe I will go on to do even bigger and better things and I hope NJHS can help me do that. I have ideas of improving our school and town such as a Special Olympics volunteering program. I would also like to show other students how they can help and improve our school. I think my best years at Davies are ahead and they can only be better with my involvement in the National Junior Honors

Question 1:Several students will be selected this year to receive scholarship benefits and support. Why should you be one of these students?Include some accomplishments, awards you have received, and goals you are working towards.

Inger has met leaders that have had a great impact on her teaching style and the type of teacher she wanted to be. She remembers her first experience in teaching, a time when she was assigned to a seasoned

I am interested in the LSDP Scholarship. I feel even though I have had leadership experiences in the past, this winter term program could take me that extra mile to becoming the best leader I can be. I served the last two years of my high school career as the FFA Reporter for my FFA chapter office. I also have some experience as a co-producer for my Thespian Society Chapter my junior year of high school. I was part of the National Honor Society and even though I didn’t hold a position it was expected of me to set a good example for other students by volunteering during and outside of school. Senior year I aided my biology teacher during one of her class periods. I helped her with class plans and grading to prepare her for her maternity leave. All these divergent positions allowed me to experience leadership in a different way and I feel that LSDP can help me pull them all together to become a better leader.

I want to be in the Anderson Scholars Science program because I want to get better at science and do more in-depth research. The internship in the program sounds like a great experience for me, and the research project seems like it would be good to do some real research and fun to do. I will contribute to the Anderson Scholars by going to all of the field trips and science seminars. I will get good grades in my science classes and take AP science classes. I will work hard to become a good scientist. One of the things I hope to gain from this program is some experience on what its like to be a scientist doing research that isn’t just a premade lab. The Anderson Scholars program can give me the opportunity to find out what areas of science

First of all, this program gives me an opportunity to meet other students from Japan. I think learning and living with people from different cultural, religious, and ethnic backgrounds can definitely be a very unique experience for students. And I would like to be one of those lucky students. Moreover, this program can definitely change my tiny world to bigger world. I think

I would like to be an ANNpower Fellow, because I believe that ANNpower would give me the opportunity to truly make a difference in not only my community, but communities across the country. I am from a small town where opportunities like this are not readily available, so a program such as this one could finally give me the chance to make a difference. Ever since I was little, I have always wanted to be someone who could change the world and make the world better. I love living in a world where programs like this one exist, giving young women the opportunity to make a change, and I would really love to be a part of the change. I hope that my actions to make a difference would not be limited to just the United States, and I think a program like

If you are selected for the program, what are your expectations of the LA Fellows experience? Tell us why you would like to be an LA Fellow. Be sure to include any other information you think would be helpful to determine your ability to succeed in the LA Fellows program.

I want to make a positive and lasting impact on young students who aspire to accomplish great things and wish to stand where I stand now.

I would like to attend the SEED Program because it is going to be a great opportunity to see the school and experience the Brandeis community first hand. The SEED Program is going to be shedding light on some very important topics that I find very interesting and have been involved with in the past few year. As a Latina attending a predominantly white school I know what it is like to bring awareness to topics such as diversity. I also know what it feels like to be criticized and mocked for being a “social justice warrior” and I would love to attend a program where these topics are brought up and taught instead of being mocked. At school I have worked alongside others in strive to create a community that can be inclusive and aware of all the

I would like to be in the AVID program to help with planning my future. I have been putting in lots of work on finding the right college for me. Nobody in my family has ever been to a university I am looking more at universities for college. My parents have helped me look into many professions for a lifelong career. The Gear Up program has also helped me greatly with this.