All nominees must be approved by a branch point-of-contact. Submit your nomination here by April 15, 2021. Nominations will be evaluated based on a narrative description of professional accomplishments, service to the community, leadership, and development of subordinates. Please also note the following criteria: Nominees must be active duty officers under the age of 36, or first admitted to practice by his or her bar association within the past 5 years. Nominees are NOT required to be members of the ABA; however, nominees cannot have been previous Outstanding Young Military Lawyer Award (OYMLA) recipients. All nominees must be approved by their branch's point of contact (POC). Please make every effort to obtain approval of the nominee ahead of submitting your nomination. The POCs for each branch are: US Air Force: Maj Izevbigie; US Army: Pentagon Inbox, LTC McGrath, and Col Schiffer; US Coast Guard: Lt Talley, Cdr King US Marine Corps: Maj Broadmeadow, Lt Col Kilian, Maj John Boyer; US Navy: Lt Strauss; Nominations must be submitted by a licensed attorney. Nominations must be submitted by way of the form. You can find a preview of the Nomination Form here. Nominations shall encompass all service to date. Additional endorsements, attachments, or supporting documents are not required and will not be considered. Avoid using acronyms, but if unavoidable, spell out the acronym when first used. Nominations will be evaluated based on a narrative description of professional accomplishments, service to the community, leadership, and development of subordinates.

Must be a self-identified member of the LGBTQ community, gender variant, or straight ally (i.e., a heterosexual student who demonstrates outstanding direct support to the LGBTQ community. Must be planning to enroll, or currently enrolled, in a degree program at an accredited post-secondary educational institution. Must be a resident of the state of Arizona at the time of scholarship application. Incomplete submissions may not be considered for a scholarship. May be a previous PFLAG Phoenix scholarship award recipient.

The criteria for the selection of candidates include academic excellence (grade-point average and class standing), participation in extracurricular activities, financial need and community service. We award up to nine scholarships each year. Of these, the State Bar Foundation bestows one scholarship to a student in each of New Jersey's three law schools: Rutgers University School of Law%u2014Newark; Rutgers University School of Law%u2014Camden; Seton Hall University School of Law. In addition, the Justin P. Walder Scholarship is awarded to a student who meets the above criteria.

The requirements for eligible student entries are: You should presently be a senior in high school; Or be transitioning from high school to a college or university; Or be already enrolled in a college or university inside the United States or Canada. Employees and their immediate family members of LightroomPresets.com are not eligible to participate.

Students applying for this Scholarship must be a graduating senior from a public, private, or home school, in the year making application to college. The basis of consideration will be participation school, community, FFA, FHA, or 4-H activities. Financial need and ability to accept responsibility will also factor into consideration. This Scholarship is in the amount of $2,000.00 that is paid directly to the school at $1,000.00 per semester. Should the Scholarship recipient drop out or fail to complete the semester, the remainder of the Scholarship will be terminated. All applicants must be accepted to an accredited Junior College or University. In the event an individual is selected and then fails to be accepted; the Scholarship will be awarded to the Committee's alternate selection. A copy of the invoice or an acceptance letter by the Junior College or University must be given to the Scholarship Committee showing the applicant is enrolled on a FULL TIME basis, equivalent to a minimum of 12 semester hours, before payment will be remitted. To receive Second semester assistance, a copy of grades and enrollment papers must be submitted. To be considered for this Scholarship, the student must complete, in it's entirety, the application and have the required signatures affixed. Enclose two (2) letters of recommendation, one from a school representative and the second from a person of your choice. Enclose two (2) wallet-sized photos with this application. These photos must be suitable for publication. Selection of this Scholarship recipient will be based on application information, and is not subject to discrimination based on sex, race, creed, color, handicap, or religion. Recipient must be enrolled in good standing and attending their Junior College or University in the fall semester following selection. If this is not possible, a letter must be submitted requesting postponement and is subject to approval on the basis of need. Selection ob the Scholarship Committee is final. We will be accepting applications from JANUARY 1 - APRIL 1 of the year applying. The recipient will be notified by May 1st. If requested, the recipient must be present for an interview or presentation of the Scholarship.

The sum of $1,000 is available to a student from a Montana home who is at least a sophomore attending a Montana university or college. Preference will be given to a student majoring in a field beneficial to the livestock industry. Payment will be made in installments during the following year.

Any student currently enrolled on a full-time basis in an academic program at either the undergraduate or graduate level is invited to participate in the American Society of Criminology Gene Carte Student Paper Competition. These awards are given to recognize outstanding scholarly work of students. Prior Carte Award first place prize winners are ineligible. Students may submit only one paper a year for consideration in this competition. Dual submissions for the Carte Award and any other ASC award in the same year (including division awards) are disallowed. Previous prize-winning papers (any prize from any organization and or institution) are ineligible. Multiple authored papers are admissible, as long as all authors are students in good standing at the time of submission. Papers that have been accepted for publication at the time of submission are ineligible.

Children and grandchildren of Seabees qualify for an SMSA scholarship. Seabees are enlisted personnel with a Seabee rating; CEC Officers; or others who have served, or are serving, in a Naval Construction Force (Seabee) unit. Seabees can be active, reserve, retired, deceased or honorably discharged. The applicant must currently be a senior in high school or a high school graduate (The applicant may already be in college). Scholarships are awarded for two or four-year college degree programs only and are not granted for graduate study. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need, scholastic record, citizenship and leadership. (Scholarships are not available for great-grandchildren.)

The top 25 All-American contestants in the past three National Intercollegiate Dairy Judging Contests plus the Platinum winners in the past three National Dairy Challenge Contests are eligible to apply for up to two $3,000 scholarships for post graduate study in a dairy related field. Students may apply for the scholarship in their junior or senior year of college. The awards are based on rank in the national contests, academic standing, leadership ability, student activities, future plans and interest in the dairy industry.

Students currently enrolled in a middle or high school and connected to PAVE programming or a program staff member. Applications will be handed out by PAVE program staff in ALL prevention classes and to Youth Educators. Applications emailed, faxed, hand-delivered or postmarked by April 15, 2019 will be eligible for the award.