To be considered for the Darmer Equality Scholarship, an applicant must meet all of the following criteria: Must be a current or incoming law student. Must demonstrate commitment to advancing equality for the LGBT community in Orange County.

Awards of the scholarships are subject to criteria established by the trustees including the following: The awards are open to all applicants. The scholarships may be paid directly to the university or college by the Scholarship Fund. The scholarships shall not exceed the amount of the tuition AND books AND may be used only for tuition and book expense. A scholarship recipient may be given preference to paid employment positions in the Bay Area SMACNA Summer Intern Program.

Employees of CH&LA/CABBI member properties, who have been employed at that property for at least one year, are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Criteria: The scholarship activity must be specific to the hospitality industry and your current job or aspired job responsibilities. Preference will be given to applicants where the scholarship activity awards a professional designation (i.e. CHA, CGSP, etc.) or awards a Certificate of Completion. Allows the applicant access to training that would otherwise not be available without scholarship assistance.

All applicants should be California residents. All of our scholarships are self-nominated. This means you can apply directly for our scholarship - your school does not need to be affiliated with CH&LAEF and you do not need to be nominated. Applicants who are solely interested in culinary arts will not be eligible for a scholarship. Applicants who are solely interested in general venue event planning will not be eligible for a scholarship. An interview will be required, either in-person or via video conference. Scholarships awarded up to a value of $2000 for one academic year, to successful applicants. Each general scholarship is for one academic year. Recipients may apply annually as a new applicant, and are encouraged to do so. To be considered, all materials must be submitted to CH&LA by the deadline. The online application must be completed and submitted with the following: A current resume of education, work experience and other relevant information normally found on a resume used when applying for a job. A copy of the transcript of classes completed and grades at your current school and the classes currently being taken. The transcript may be downloaded from the school website. A one-two page letter of personal description and career aspirations. Include information you consider relevant to receiving this scholarship, such as: work experiences, career aspirations, reason for choosing lodging industry, etc. A professional reference from an employer, or a letter from a teacher or professor (none of whom can be a relative).

Applicants must be Northern California residents of the United States, born in Jamaica or descended from at least one (1) Jamaican parent. Proof of permanent residency or citizenship, and of Northern California residency must accompany application. To qualify as a Northern California resident, applicants must have lived in Northern California for two (2) or more years. Xerox copies of required documents are acceptable. Preference will be given to applicants who are members of JAANC or relatives of JAANC members. JAANC Board Members or JAANC members who are related to an applicant shall not participate in the review, evaluation and determination of scholarship awardees during the year that a relative applies. JAANC Board and Council members are not eligible to apply while holding office. Applicants must be part-time or full-time students enrolled at an accredited undergraduate school anywhere in the United States with a G.P.A of at least 2.75. Applicants from students in accredited graduate programs in Northern California also are welcomed. Two (2) letters of recommendation must be submitted, one of which must be from a person familiar with the applicant's academic performance. Applicant must include a personal statement. Documentation of family income must accompany application. Acceptable documents are income tax returns, pay stubs, etc. FAFSA form is required. Documentation of estimated school expenses must accompany application. A school acceptance letter or proof of school enrollment must also be provided. SAT/ACT results and academic transcript/record must accompany application. (Unofficial transcripts and copies of SAT/ACT scores are acceptable.) Application MUST be typed into this PDF from. Please proofread your application prior to submission. Photograph.

Must be resident of the United States either born in Jamaica or have at least one Jamaican parent. Applicants who are JAANC members or relatives of JAANC members will be given preference. Must be enrolled full-time in undergraduate or graduate studies at a post-secondary institution in the United States. Minimum 3.0 GPA. Two letters of recommendation.

-Eligibility Requirement Current High School Junior -Grade Point Average of 2.5 or above -Current resident of the United States of America -Participant in individual or team sport sponsored by school or local club.

A law student whose life has been affected by cancer.

Applicant shall be at least 17 years of age and be accepted to and/or attending a full-time higher education program at an accredited institution of learning in the USA.

In order to be eligible for a scholarship applicants must... Be of Central American or of other Latino ethnicity. Demonstrate proven financial need. Possess a minimum 2.5 GPA. Demonstrate a history of community involvement. Be one of the following types of student: Graduating high school senior, Current undergraduate, graduate, medical, MPH, MD, JD or Dentistry student, Community college student, Vocational/trade school students. Be pursuing one of the following: An Associate's degree, A Bachelor's degree, A Master's, J.D. or Ph.D. Live in the Los Angeles Area. Note that there is a strong preference for applicants who live in Districts 1, 9 and 13.