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FEB. 6 IS COLLEGE SIGNING DAY
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A Highline Public School student repping the University of Washington.
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Happy #CollegeSigningDay! Students are planning for their education beyond high school today by making commitments to a school of their choice. Whether it's a two-year, four-year, or technical credential pathway, there are many possibilities for our communities' young people.
Share how you are supporting students to reach their goals on
Facebook and
Twitter and don't forget to tag us!
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A Pacific Middle School student who is a future college student and video game designer.
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OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE WITH STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS
The
Atsuhiko Tateuchi Memorial Scholarship is a renewable $5,000 award available to students from the Pacific Rim states of California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii; preference will be given to students of Japanese or other Asian ancestry, including multiethnic Asians. Apply by March 1.
The Joan Hill Scholarship is available to students in the greater Seattle area who demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to students who have been displaced from their home or have overcome hardship. Apply by March 1.
The Nora Stone Smith Scholarship gives financial support to English language learner (ELL) high school seniors in Washington. This scholarship ranges from $1,000 to $2,000 renewable for two or four years. Apply by March 1.
The Patricia Fisher Endowed Scholarship
was established by the Seattle Association of Black Journalists to support students of color who pursue college careers in journalism. This one-time scholarship ranges from $500 to $2,500, with recipients able to reapply. Apply by March 1.
The Bernie Minsk Scholarship
honors Garfield High School graduate, local businessman, and community leader Bernie Minsk. Though preference is given to seniors attending Garfield High School, any senior currently working with Rainier Scholars may apply for this renewable scholarship of $2,000 to $10,000. Apply by March 1.
The Lambeth Family Scholarship was
designed to honor and financially support students pursuing a degree in engineering, natural sciences, mathematics, computer science, or business. It supports high school seniors in Washington State who will study at a public university, community college, or technical school. This scholarship varies from $1,000 to $3,000 dollars and is renewable for up to four years. Apply by March 1.
The Yuri and Tatsuo Nakata Scholarship
gives financial support to students of Asian heritage currently enrolled at Roosevelt, Cleveland, or Franklin High School in Seattle, WA. This $2,500 scholarship can be used for public or private universities and colleges across the country. Apply by March 1.
The African American Heritage Scholarship from Blacks@Microsoft will award two $5,000 scholarships to Black high school seniors who are interested in pursuing careers in technology. The award is renewable up to four years for a total of $20,000. Apply by March 8.
The
Lotus Scholarship will award $9,000 total to a 2019 high school graduate who is enrolled in English language learner services and is a recent immigrant, regardless of immigration status. Applicants must demonstrate commitment to postsecondary education. Apply by July 15.
EVENTS
College and Career Fair
Feb. 6, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Auburn High School
Check out information tables for colleges and other postsecondary credentials. RSVP.
Women Fly
March 21-22
The Museum of Flight
An annual event for middle school and high school girls interested in aviation, aerospace, and STEM futures. Students are invited to participate in a day of motivational and career-oriented activities that allows them to meet and learn from professional women working in a variety of STEM careers. Registration is now open.
Young Women Empowered Career Day
April 27, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
This community event is a rich exploration of academic and career possibilities. Students, parents/guardians, and allies of all ages and genders are welcome to attend. Shuttles, snacks and lunch will be provided. Register now!
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DiscoverU encourages our community to come together and promote college and career exploration for the region's youth. Teachers, school staff, and community partners lead fun and engaging college and career exploration activities, in school and the community, that help students think about their futures! DiscoverU puts student interests at the center and helps connect their aspirations with the many pathways to get there.
Do you have a college & career resource or event you want to share?
Email Julie at jfeng@ccedresults.org!
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