From The Asian Reporter, V22, #06 (March 19, 2012), page 12.
Chinese American Citizens Alliance offers scholarships
The Portland Lodge of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance has announced
the availability of its 2012 scholarship application information.
The lodge offers Fred G. Lee Memorial Scholarships to high school seniors in
Oregon and Clark County, Washington as well as Tiffany Wang Arts Scholarships,
which provide funding for summer arts programs to two students in grades nine
through 11. The application deadline for both scholarship programs is April 1,
2012.
For complete information and to download an application, visit <www.cacaportland.org>.
Forms can also be requested by calling (503) 221-8773 or e-mailing <scholarship@cacaportland.org>.
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OCA accepting fall 2012 scholarship applications
OCA — a national organization dedicated to advancing the social, economic,
and political wellbeing of Asian Pacific Americans (APA) — is accepting
applications for its OCA-AXA Achievement, OCA-UPS Gold Mountain, and OCA-Verizon
College scholarships. The scholarships are valued at $2,000 and have an
application deadline of January 12, 2012.
"For over 11 years, OCA has been providing scholarship assistance to those
with financial need, who otherwise may not have the opportunity to attend
college," said Ken Lee, OCA national president. "OCA is proud to be able to
recognize students who have demonstrated a strong commitment to academic
achievement and civil engagement."
To be eligible for the OCA-AXA Achievement and OCA-UPS Gold Mountain
scholarships, an applicant must be a current APA high school senior entering
their first year of college, demonstrate financial need, be a permanent resident
or U.S. citizen, and have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 or above (on a
4.0 scale).
The OCA-Verizon College scholarship is available to current third- or
fourth-year undergraduates studying technical majors.
The OCA-UPS Gold Mountain scholarship is intended for APA students who are
the first person in their family to attend an institution of higher education.
The OCA-AXA Achievement scholarship is geared toward students who have dedicated
time to community service and demonstrated leadership ability.
From The Asian Reporter, V21, #02 (January 17, 2011), page 10.
‘O.H.A.N.A. Foundation offers Kulia I Ka Nu’u Scholarship
Program
The ‘O.H.A.N.A. Foundation is accepting applications for scholarships to be
awarded in May. With funds raised from the foundation’s first annual hula
exhibition, "E Ala E," the organization is able to present its Kulia I Ka Nu’u
Scholarship Program.
The Aloha, Oregon-based nonprofit, along with several local outreach and
nonprofit organizations, focuses on community development and sharing Hawaiian
culture.
"‘Ohana, which means family, has a deep and focused meaning in Hawaiian
culture, and it is through this partnership with local organizations that the
foundation is able to share ‘ohana with the community in pursuit of its mission
to increase awareness of the Hawaiian culture through song, dance, and
language," said ‘O.H.A.N.A. Foundation chairperson Leialoha Ka’ula.
Two $1,000 scholarships and two $500 scholarships will be awarded to
graduating high school seniors enrolling at a two- or four-year accredited
post-secondary institution in the state of Oregon or Hawai’i. The scholarship
application deadline is March 18, 2011. Scholarships will be awarded Wednesday,
May 4.
