| "Education, the foundation
of America. We, as Scottish Rite Masons, are
supporting and investing in future generation through
education".
-Ill.
Merlin F. Smith,
33°,
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-President Emeritus- |
George Washington
University
The Scottish Rite Foundation of Washington
grants fellowships to George Washington University,
Washington, D.C. for study in the School of Government.
This Fellowship applies to two years of graduate study,
AND IS MATCHED BY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, making
the total Fellowship worth $20,000.00 over the two year
period.
To be eligible, the applicant must:
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Be a U.S. citizen |
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Be a Washington State resident |
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Have graduated from an accredited college or
university |
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Be accepted for graduate study as a
full-time student by George Washington
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Have maintained a college level GPA of at
least 3.0 |
Interested students should contact the Director of
the Scottish Rite Foundation in the area of
his/her home address for further information and an
application. If you are attending a college some
distance from your home area (such as attending school
in Seattle, home area is Spokane), you may contact a
Director in the area closest to your school. They will
be happy to help you.
Other GWU scholarships/fellowships:
Please refer to the
More Opportunities page for
information on these opportunities.
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Schools Of Public
Affairs
The Foundation is pleased to offer several Shelton
Fellowships for graduate students entering a School of
Public Affairs in any Washington State College or
University. Read more about this benefactors on the VIP
page. These fellowships are $5,000.00 each. Eligibility
requirements for students admitted to a recognized
School of Public Affairs at a Washington State college
or university OTHER THAN THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
are the same as for those listed above under George
Washington University. Interested persons should contact
the Director of the Scottish Rite Foundation
in their home area.
Dan Evans School Of Public Affairs, University Of
Washington
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Dan Evans School Of Public Affairs, University Of
Washington
The University chooses the Fellows for the Daniel J.
Evans School of Public Affairs from students already
enrolled and working toward their degree. Those
interested in finding out more about this program should
contact the Director of Admissions at the following
address for information.
Director of Admissions, Recruiting &
Financial Aid
Dan Evans School of Public Affairs
109 Parrington Hall, Box 353055
University of Washington
Seattle, WA. 98195-3055
(206) 543-4900
http://www.evans.washington.edu
Shepherd Scholarship:
Please refer to the
More Opportunities page for
information on this scholarship
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Schools Of Speech Therapy / Speech Pathology
A Blankinship Fellowship is awarded to one graduate
student entering a School of Speech Therapy/Speech
Pathology at each of the following schools. Read more
about this benefactors on the VIP page. These
fellowships are $5,000.00 each.
The individual schools choose the Fellows for their
respective programs from students already enrolled and
working toward their degree. Those interested in finding
out more about any of these programs may find the
following information useful.
University of
Washington:
Truman E. Coggins, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Professor & Graduate Program Director
Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences
1417 NE 42nd St.
Box 354875
Seattle, WA. 98105-6246
(206) 685-2997
http://www.washington.edu
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Western
Washington University:
Dr. Barbara Mathers-Schmidt
Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Park Hall, Room 17
Bellingham, WA. 98225-5996
(360) 650-3885
http://www.wwu.edu
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Eastern
Washington University:
Donald R. Fuller, Ph.D., FASHA
The Health Sciences Bldg. at Riverpoint Higher Education
Park
310 N. Riverpoint Blvd., Box V
Spokane, WA 99202-1675
http://www.ewu.edu
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Washington State
University:
Charles L. Madison, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences
Spokane Campus
P.O. Box 1495
Spokane, WA. 99210-1495
(509) 358-7588
FAX (509) 358-7600
http://www.wsu.edu
Click
Here for the Sam and Millie Hillburn Scholarship
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Intercollegiate College of Nursing:
Students enrolled in the Intercollegiate College of
Nursing at Eastern Washington University, Gonzaga
University, Washington State University or Whitworth
College should contact: Karen Kelly, College of Nursing
Director of College Advancement
2917 W. Fort George Wright Drive
Spokane, WA. 99224-5291
509) 324-7340
http://www.nursing.wsu.edu
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Bastyr University:
Students attending the Bastyr University should contact: Rochelle Ritchie, Director's Asst.
Office of Development
Bastyr University
14500 Juanita Drive, NE
Kenmore, WA. 98028
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Seattle Pacific University:
Organizational Psychology
Students attending the Seattle Pacific University should
contact: Mark Miles, Director of Advancement Services
Seattle Pacific University
3307 3rd Ave. #304
Seattle, WA. 98119
Phone: 206-281-2100
http://www.spu.edu
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