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Scholarships (176)
DO - A Blip in My Story (Formerly Incarcerated)
This application is for one scholarship of $500.00.
Purpose: To support the success of community college students who were formerly incarcerated and are experiencing financial challenges that may jeopardize their ability to continue and complete their studies. Open to students pursuing their education at any colleges within the Los Angeles Community College District, as identified and selected based on the criteria noted below:
Scholarship funds granted to the student recipients may be used to support any expense deemed appropriate and relevant to their academic success including but not limited to tuition, fees, books, supplies, and living expenses. Thank you letters from the recipients to our donors will be requested. |
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DO - AAOI Scholarship Program
The AAOI (African American Outreach Initiative) Scholarship Program will award four students $500-$1000 each to help them follow their dreams as a member of the LACCD student community. One student (Dual Enrollment) will be awarded $500 and three students (1 AAOI Transfer to HBCU and 2 AAOI) will be awarded $1,000 each.
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DO - Cathay Bank Foundation Scholarship
Cathay Bank Foundation is supporting student success by funding 10 scholarships of $475 each.
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DO - Colton/Field Social Justice Scholarship
To be eligible for this $500 scholarship you must meet the following requirements:
Field
Colton
Social Justice
Pierce
Active student (part-time or full-time) for the Spring semester Enrolled at any LACCD campus. Completed minimum of 30 units minimum GPA 3.0 Evidence of campus or community involvement Preferred: Career goals should be in helping professions including human health care, education, social services, or law enforcement |
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DO - Dr. Linda Cole Student Parent Success Scholarship
Application is "Student Parents Scholarships Application"
student parent
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DO - Jeff E. Forbis Foundation Scholarship
Jeff E. Forbis and his wife, Natalie Tran, both came from humble beginnings. It is our humble beginning that we learn compassion, and it is compassion that keeps us humble. We both want to share our joy with you as you embrace the nursing profession with both humility and compassion.
Jeff Forbis, nursing, lvn, rn
The scholarship will support 2 RN Nursing students from East Los Angeles College. 243967 |
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DO - PepsiCo Foundation Uplift Scholars Program - Culinary Arts - AA Degree
The PepsiCo Foundation Uplift Scholars Program was created to provide financial and mentoring support for underserved students to secure the necessary resources and academic support that put them on the pathway to the middle class.
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DO - PepsiCo Foundation Uplift Scholars Program - Culinary Arts - Certificate
The PepsiCo Foundation Uplift Scholars Program was created to provide financial and mentoring support for underserved students to secure the necessary resources and academic support that put them on the pathway to the middle class.
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DO - Robert R. Sprague Scholarship - Trade Tech
The Robert R. Sprague STEM Scholars Program will award five students $2,000 each to help them follow their dreams in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and empower them to change their community.
STEM, science, technology, engineering, math
Requirements
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DO - Robert R. Sprague Scholarship - West
The Robert R. Sprague STEM Scholars Program will award five students $2,000 each to help them follow their dreams in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and empower them to change their community.
STEM
Science
Technology
Math
Engineering
Requirements
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DO - Single Parent Journey Scholarship
Application is "Student Parents Scholarships Application"
Single Parent's Journey
Single parent
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DO - United Way Student Success Flex Fund (LATTC)
United Way is supporting currently enrolled students at LA Trade Tech College who are experiencing financial hardships that may impede their coursework completion, by granting stipends of up to $500.00 each.
emergency
urgent
lattc
Guidelines –
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EAST - AAUW Alhambra - San Gabriel Branch Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Students Pursuing STEM Majors (3 scholarships) Criteria:
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Anna Kiledjian Scholarship SP
Application Name: Research and Life Science Programs Scholarships
Research, cancer, full time, 3.0 GPA
East
ELAC
East Los Angeles College
Transfer
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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Application Name: Social Sciences Scholarships (3 scholarships)
East
ELAC, 2.5 GPA
East Los Angeles College
Transfer
Philosophy, Political and Social Science, Career Technical Education
CTE
Arthur Forcier Jr. Memorial Scholarship Arthur Forcier Jr. will be remembered as a long-time professor of Political Science, political activist, loveable colleague, generous and spirited friend, irreplaceable member of the East Los Angeles college family. He always made it a point to befriend and mentor new instructors in the Social Science department. So many of us who were blessed to work with him compose our syllabi with his advice always in mind. Criteria:
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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East - Bernard Osher Spring Scholarship
Bernard Osher Spring Scholarship
Osher, East LA College, BOG, Board of Governors, Bernard Osher, Osher Foundation, ELAC, College Promise Grant, 2.8 GPA,
Thanks to the generosity of The Bernard Osher Foundation, thousands of California Community College students, like you, may receive an Osher Scholarship as part of the California Community Colleges Scholarship Endowment. Mr. Osher’s vision is to “not only benefit the community college students of today but countless more for years to come.” This scholarship was created to support students with the most financial need who have demonstrated success and commitment in their coursework. East Los Angeles College Foundation participated in the FCCC/Osher matching fund Initiative and currently has over $1.8 million dollars in an endowment fund that is designated for East Los Angeles College students. That was accomplished through the diligent fundraising efforts of the ELAC Foundation staff and Board of Directors. Eligibility and Selection for the CCCSE Bernard Osher Spring Scholarship is as follows: Students with financial need will receive top priority for scholarships. Scholarship Criteria:
*Only available to East Los Angeles College students.* *If you received an award during the Fall semester, you do not need to reapply for Spring semester. Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Betty Morin Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Child, Family, Education Scholarships (4 scholarships)
ELAC
East Los Angeles College, East, ELAC, Education, Child, Development, family, early childhood, elementary education,
Betty Morin Scholarship The Betty Morin Scholarship is intended to assist an outstanding student majoring in Child, Family, Education Studies. This scholarship is solely supported by the generosity and continued commitment of Betty Morin. Criteria:
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Blanca Flanagan Rios Scholarship Endowment - Sp
Application Name: Latinx Community Scholarships (2 scholarships)
Chicano
East, full time
ELAC, 3.0 GPA
Est Los Angeles College
BOGG, California College Promise Grant
Mexican Culture
hispanic, latino, latina
Blanca Flanagan Rios Scholarship Endowment Blanca Flanagan Rios Scholarship Endowment was established to help full-time students with financial need and have knowledge, understanding and appreciation of Mexican culture and history. Criteria:
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EAST - Boyle/O'Boyle Endowment Scholarship - Veterans - Sp
Application Name: Appreciating Military Heroes (2 scholarships)
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Boyle/O'Boyle Scholarship - CTE Majors - Sp
Application Name: Geared For Success Scholarships (6 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - C & H Ingalls Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Community Service Scholarships (4 scholarships)
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EAST - Clean Power Alliance Voyager Wind Clean Energy Career Pathways Scholarship - Sp
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EAST - Counseling Department Scholarship - SP
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EAST - CPL Guy Gabaldon VFW Post 1013 Memorial Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Appreciating Military Heroes (2 scholarships)
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - David Morin Mathematics Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Students Pursuing STEM Majors (3 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Delta Sigma Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Child, Family, Education Scholarships (4 scholarships)
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Dr. Richard Zapanta Legacy Fund Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Research and Life Science Programs Scholarships
Allied Health
East
ELAC, 2.0 GPA
East Los Angeles College
Kinesiology
Life Science
Nursing
Dr. Richard Zapanta Legacy Fund Scholarship Established in the memory of philanthropist, civic leader, and East Los Angeles College (ELAC) Alumnus Dr. Richard Zapanta, the Dr. Richard Zapanta Legacy Fund Scholarship is designed for current ELAC students pursuing education and a career in the field of healthcare and medicine. Criteria:
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - ELAC Administrator's (David Fisher) Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Geared For Success Scholarships (6 scholarships)
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - ELAC Honors Program Scholarship - SP
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EAST - ELAC Math Department Scholarship - SP
Application Name: ELAC Mathematics Scholarships (3 scholarships)
Math, Mathematics, transferring
The ELAC Math Department Scholarship is designed to encourage and support an ELAC student who has encountered struggles taking and completing his/her mathematics requirement(s). Through perseverance and hard work, the candidate succeeded in passing his/her math classes and plans to further his/her education at a four-year institution. Criteria:
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East - ELAC Math Scholarship - SP
Application Name: ELAC Mathematics Scholarships (3 scholarships)
Math, Mathematics
The ELAC Math Scholarship is designed to encourage and support an ELAC student who has demonstrated academic excellence in the field of Mathematics, will be enrolled at ELAC in the Fall 2024, and plans to further his/her education at a four-year institution in the field of Mathematics. Criteria:
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EAST - ELAC Mathematics Major Scholarship for Transfer Students - SP
Application Name: ELAC Mathematics Scholarships (3 scholarships)
Math, Mathematics, transferring
The ELAC Mathematics Major Scholarship for Transfer Students is designed to encourage and support an ELAC student who has demonstrated academic excellence in the field of Mathematics and plans to further his/her education by transferring to a four-year institution in the field of Mathematics. Criteria:
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EAST - English Department - Outstanding Achievement in English Scholarship SP
Application Name: English Department Scholarships Application (4 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - English Department - Genice Everhart Memorial Scholarship SP
Application Name: English Department - E.S.L. Scholarships (2 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - English Department – Opportunity to Succeed Scholarship - SP
Application Name: English Department Scholarships Application (4 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - English Department - Outstanding Achievement in ESL Scholarship - SP
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EAST - English Department – Outstanding Achievement in Reading Scholarship - SP
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EAST - Equal Access to Education Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Empowering Dreamers (2 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Estate of Deodata Gamboa Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Community Service Scholarships (3 scholarships)
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EAST - Gilbert “Gil” Gerakos “Mayor of East LA” Legacy Memorial Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Community Service Scholarships (2 scholarships)
ELAC, East Los Angeles College, 2.0 GPA, East, All majors, volunteer, community service, clubs,
Gilbert “Gil” Gerakos “Mayor of East LA” Legacy Memorial Scholarship Community leader and friend to so many, Gil Gerakos, also known as the “Mayor of East LA” lived a life of community service and volunteerism. For thirty years, Gill worked in the community as a representative for the United Way as a corporate liaison and local elected officials at both the City and County levels. He assisted organizations with their fundraising and scholarship campaigns. Gil always said how fortunate he was to work for highly respected officials that have always responded to the needs of their constituents. He was assigned to several community groups and advisory boards as a field representative for the elected officials. His impressive resume included the following positions: • Chief of Staff to Councilman Richard Alatorre, City of Los Angeles (1995-1997) • Assistant Chief Deputy to Supervisor Ed Edelman, County of Los Angeles (1978-1994) • Development Associate for United Way (1973-1978) • Director of Latin American Affairs Department: City of Los Angeles (1965-1973) A Husky for Life, Gill received his Associate of Arts from East Los Angeles College in 1961 and his undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts Studies from Cal-State Dominguez Hills in 1966. His community services and activities included: Board of Directors of East Los Angeles Boy’s and Girl’s Club, Founder of East Los Angeles Big Brothers, Founder of California Highway Patrol, East Los Angeles Advisory Council, Member of Knights of Columbus, Founding Member of U. S. C. Mexican American Alumni Association, Director and Member of East Los Angeles Jaycee’s and Board Member of San Gabriel Mission High School -- Development Board. Gil Gerakos will always be remembered as the honorary “Mayor of East LA” Criteria:
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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East - Gladys German Memorial Scholarship - SP
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EAST - Javier Roman Memorial Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Empowering Dreamers (2 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - José Blas Sánchez González Memorial Endowment Fund - SP
Jose Blas Sanchez Gonzalez will be remembered as a loving and devoted husband, brother, father, grandfather and friend. He showed kindness and patience toward all who knew Him and provided assistance and guidance to other migrants from His home state of Jalisco. He was a respected small business owner and trusted mechanic for two Unocal 76 gas stations, first in Boyle Heights (Soto Street) and later in Monterey Park (Atlantic Boulevard). Over the years, He took great pride teaching and mentoring new mechanics from His community and instilling in them the importance of hard work, integrity or as He would say ‘ganas!’ He also provided students from the nearby continuation schools and community college opportunities to gain work experience at His gas stations to earn credit toward graduation or automotive degrees. The Jose Blas Sanchez Gonzalez Scholarship Memorial Fund will pay tribute to His legacy to provide new students the same opportunities He provided others during His life. He supported His children enabling them to earn college and advanced degrees and launch successful careers in law, education and civil rights. One of His greatest joys in life was attending His grandchildren's activities and telling them stories. He is survived by his wife of 53 years Maria Elena Llamas Sanchez, His children Jose F. Sanchez, Maricela Sanchez-Robles, Luis A. Sanchez and their spouses, seven grandchildren, six siblings and many loving family and friends.
Criteria:
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EAST - Juan Martinez Service Scholarship - Sp
Application Name: Engineering and Technology Scholarships Application (4 scholarships)
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EAST - Julie Benavides Student Success Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Geared For Success Scholarships (6 scholarships) As an administrator, she is a visionary leader who has significantly contributed to the betterment of the college and community. Julie leads by example with a visible track record for success, student equity, and the common good. She initiated the dual enrollment program and early college academies with three local school districts and charter schools. She implemented the Greater Outcomes (GO) East LA to promote a college going culture in the community and to tackle graduation barriers. She also created the ELAC Live! Program. Julie Benavides has retired in June 2021 and her legacy will continue to flourish. Criteria:
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Margie Mentel Memorial Scholarship - SP
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EAST - Max and Marie Offenberg Scholarship - SP
Application Name: High School Alma Mater Application (2 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Mercy Udeochu Memorial Scholarship for Child Development and Education - SP
Application Name: Child, Family, Education Scholarships (4 scholarships)
ELAC
East Los Angeles College, East, ELAC, Education, Child, Development, family, early childhood, elementary education,
Mercy Udeochu Memorial Scholarship for Child Development and Education Mercy has dedicated the last 20 years to ELAC in support of early education students. In addition to working at East she also taught at Trade Tech, and she was a LAUSD Principal and former teacher. She was able to take her personal and professional obstacles and turn them into teachable moments for students. Mercy always had a joyful disposition with a lovely smile, and was a pleasure to be around. Mercy will be greatly missed, and through this scholarship program her legacy will continue to move forward with the next generation of students entering the early childhood education field. Scholarship criteria:
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - RC Williams III Memorial Scholarship -SP
Application Name: Community Service Scholarships (2 scholarships)
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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Application Name: Social Sciences Scholarships (3 scholarships)
East
ELAC, 2.5 GPA
East Los Angeles College
Transfer
Philosophy, Political and Social Science, Career Technical Education
CTE
Rendon Family Legacy Scholarship Speaker Anthony Rendon represents the 63rd Assembly District in the California State Assembly. The 63rd Assembly District includes nine cities – Bell, Cudahy, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Lynwood, Maywood, Paramount, South Gate and a northern portion of Long Beach. Prior to serving in the Assembly, Rendon was an educator, non-profit executive director, and environmental activist. He led Plaza de la Raza Child Development Services, Inc. as Executive Director. The purpose of this scholarship is to reinforce the commitment Speaker Rendon has placed in assisting future generations of community college students over coming barriers and accomplishing their career goals. Criteria:
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EAST - Richard and Cynthia Hispanic Scholarship - Sp
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EAST - Robert E. Cleveland Memorial Scholarship - SP
Robert E. Cleveland Memorial Scholarship
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Rosalie Hilger Achievement Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Child, Family, Education Scholarships (4 scholarships)
East, ELAC, Education, Child, Development, family, early childhood, elementary education, consumer studies, extracurricular, leadership and volunteer, community service
Rosalie Hilger Achievement Scholarship Ernest Hilger on behalf of the Hilger Family Trust has established this scholarship in honor of his most beloved, caring and loving wife Rosalie of 45 years to continue her legacy in sharing her caring, loving, gentle and positive Life Spirit and Positive Energy with future generations of students she so loved. Rosalie taught and guided students for 24 years as an Adjunct Professor at East Los Angeles Community College and Los Angeles Mission College’s Child, Family and Consumer Studies Departments. Criteria:
a. Family and Consumer Studies Programs
b. Child Family and Education Studies Departments
Should you have questions, you may send an email to: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Rowenkamp Memorial Scholarship - SP
The Rowenkamp Memorial Scholarship is designed to encourage and support ELAC students who have a library interest, been active with community service, and will transfer to a four-year intuition.
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EAST - Southern California Edison STEM Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Students Pursuing STEM Majors (3 scholarships)
STEM major, Business, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Geology, Earth Science, Computer and Information Services, Engineering Technology, Natural Resources and Conservation, Physical Sciences, ELAC, East Los Angeles College, 3.0 GPA, East,
Southern California Edison STEM Scholarship The Southern California Edison STEM Scholarship is made available to provide financial assistance to students pursuing STEM Majors. Criteria:
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EAST - Spanish American Institute Scholarship - SP
Application Name: Latinx Community Scholarships (2 scholarships)
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu
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The Idik Aghakhanian Memorial Scholarship
East
ELAC, 2.0 GPA
East Los Angeles College
Idik Aghakhanian will be remembered as a loving and devoted husband, brother, father, grandfather, and friend. His legacy lives on in the hearts of all fortunate enough to be touched by his love. His unwavering love for friends, family, and community inspires us to cherish our relationships and hold our loved ones close, just as he did throughout his remarkable life. Idik was the first in his family to finish college and earn a degree in accounting. His encyclopedic knowledge wasn't just about facts and figures; it reflected his deep love for understanding the world. Whether it was business, science, literature, history, or any other subject, Idik approached each topic with a sense of wonder and a desire to explore its nuances. His intellectual pursuits enriched not only his life but also the lives of those fortunate enough to engage in discussions with him. This scholarship has been established to assist East Los Angeles College (ELAC) students with two $250 Scholarships (annually) enrolled and studying Business Administration. Criteria:
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EAST - The Milford and Pat Zornes Memorial Art Scholarship - SP
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EAST - The Reyna Valadez We Champion ELAC Scholars - SP
Application Name: Geared For Success Scholarships (6 scholarships) To tackle the broad opportunities and challenges facing our communities, like urbanization, inequalities, intergenerational disadvantages, demographic shifts, environmental changes, and economically distressed neighborhoods, the Communities of San Gabriel Valley Project Access works to help eliminate barriers and create opportunities for change. We recognize that educational access and success continues to effect disproportionately communities of color. We also recognize that there is an interlink with several social determinants of health like nutritional standards, transportation, basic health care, housing, poverty, childcare, employment exclusions, the promotion of gender equality, and continued discrimination and criminalization of People of Color. We believe that those facing systematic barriers have the best ideas to change them, and through this scholarship we hope to equalize opportunities and transform lives. Who Should Apply? Eligibility extends to ELAC Scholars from various Communities of Color, enrolled in a student services program in support of their upward trajectory and lifelong learning. Student service equity programs — lends support to learners to help them develop and achieve success. These offices also provide general counseling, tutoring, mentorship, and career planning assistance. Student Support Services at ELAC can include but not limited to One Zone, AB 540 / Dream Resource Center, Education Justice Rising Scholars, LGBTQ Center, Umoja, NextUP, Veterans Resource Center, (Diversabilities Support Program & Services (DSP&S), Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS), International Students, Latina Completion & Transfer, CalWorks, etc.) Applicants must be enrolled in a student success or student service equity program at ELAC and fall under the criteria listed below. Criteria:
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EAST - The Rudy & Steve Salas Scholarship for Music - SP
The East Los Angeles College Foundation in coordination with the Salas family (David Salas, Rita Daruvala, Steve Salas, Robert Salas, Richard Salas and Martha Salas) have come together to establish the Rudy & Steve Salas scholarship fund. This scholarship is intended for students who are focused on music and its importance to the community.
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - The Ventura Family Student Equity Scholarship - Sp
Application Name: Geared For Success Scholarships (6 scholarships) Criteria:
Should you have any questions, please email: fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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EAST - Vince Carlo Moretti GRIT Scholarship - Sp
Application Name: Engineering and Technology Scholarships Application (4 scholarships) Criteria:
Should you have any questions, please email fa_scholarship@elac.edu 243967 |
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Pierce - Adelson Educational Fund
Adelson Educational Fund is given through the California Community College Foundation Scholarship.
Adelson
LAPC Foundation
LAPC Scholarships
Foundation Scholarships
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
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Pierce - Bernard Osher Scholarship- (General)
Eligibility and Selection of Osher ScholarsTo be considered for a CCCSE Osher Scholarship, you must complete the scholarship application. Students who demonstrate financial need will receive top priority for scholarships. The general requirements include that you:
In addition, the following requirements are necessary for an Osher Scholar to remain eligible:
While you must maintain SAP to be eligible, academic performance, such as grades or test scores, is not a selection criteria itself. Award Amounts and Scholarship RenewalsOsher Scholars can receive up to $1,450 per year. Scholarships may be renewed in subsequent terms for eligible students as long as you continue to meet all of the required criteria. Awards are renewable up to three times the annual award (currently $3,900). Verify details on scholarship renewals with your college. |
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Pierce - Don Brownlee Scholarship
There are two types of scholarships:
Don Brownlee
Foster Youth
Foster Youth emergency fund
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Pierce - Dr. Kassem Nabulsi Memorial Scholarship
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
Robb
Marilyn and Stewart
Foundation Scholarships
LAPC Foundation
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Pierce - Gold's Inspiration Scholarship
This scholarship is to assist students who have had significant life challenges (struggled with alcoholism/substance abuse and are in recovery) yet recovered from such.
Gold's Inspiration
Gold
LAPC Foundation
LAPC Scholarships
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
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Pierce - Ken Weiser Memorial Scholarship
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
LAPC Foundation
LAPC Scholarships
Foundation Scholarships
Ken Weiser
Weiser
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Pierce - Krost CPAs/KBKG Umoja Scholars Scholarship Fund
The scholarship is for students who are actively and objectively pursuing an Associate's Degree, preferably in one of the following disciplines:
The candidate should be interested in/available for internships and mentorships. Krost CPAs/KBKG Umoja Scholars Scholarship Fund: $10,000 (Two awards at $5,000 each). |
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Pierce - Reseda Women's Club
Three scholarships are available:
Reseda Women's Club
Reseda
LAPC Foundation
LAPC Scholarships
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Pierce - Victoria Principal Equine Foundation Scholarship
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
Victoria Principal
Foundation Scholarships
LAPC Foundation
Veterinary
Pre-Vet
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Pierce - West Hills Auxiliary Medical Scholarship
This scholarship is to assist currently enrolled students who upon graduation are planning to transfer to a four-year university.
West Hills Auxiliary Medical
West Hills
LAPC Foundation
LAPC Scholarships
The scholarship criteria and requirements are:
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Southwest - Bernard Osher - Spring 24
Eligibility and Selection of Osher Scholars
Osher, Southwest, LASC, BOG, Board of Governors, Bernard Osher, Osher Foundation
To be considered for a CCCSE Osher Scholarship, you must go through the application process at your individual college. Students with financial need will receive top priority for scholarships. Criteria may differ between colleges, but general requirements include that you:
Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at all times, according to your college’s policy. Maintain at least half time enrollment status (6 units or more) to qualify for initial and all subsequent payments. While you must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress to be eligible, academic performance, such as grades or test scores, is not a selection criteria itself. *ONLY AVAILABLE TO CURRENT LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS* |
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Southwest - Natural Science, Health, and Kinesiology Scholarship
Eligibility and Selection of the Natural Science, Health and Kinesiology Scholarship
Southwest
Science
Health
Kinesiology
To be considered for a Natural Science, Health and Kinesiology Scholarship, you must go through the application process at your individual college. Students with financial need will receive top priority for scholarships. Criteria may differ between colleges, but general requirements include that you:
Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at all times, according to your college’s policy. Maintain at least half time enrollment status (6 units or more) to qualify for initial and all subsequent payments. While you must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress to be eligible, academic performance, such as grades or test scores, is not a selection criteria itself. *ONLY AVAILABLE TO CURRENT LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS* |
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Southwest - Rise Above Scholarship
Eligibility and Selection of the Rise Above Scholarship
To be considered for a Rise Above Scholarship, you must go through the application process at your individual college. Students with financial need will receive top priority for scholarships. Criteria may differ between colleges, but general requirements include that you:
Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at all times, according to your college’s policy. Maintain at least half time enrollment status (6 units or more) to qualify for initial and all subsequent payments. While you must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress to be eligible, academic performance, such as grades or test scores, is not a selection criteria itself. *ONLY AVAILABLE TO CURRENT LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS* 243971 |
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Southwest - Student Relief Grant
Many of our students are low wage earners and the types of businesses that typically employ them are retail or hospitality. The several days of rain and cold temperature impacted work hours which meant even lower wages as work hours were cut. We are hoping to award our most impacted students at least $500.00 each would allow for at least 20 students to receive aid.
Southwest
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Valley - 2023 Fall Golden Globe Foundation Cinema/Media Arts & Television Broadcasting Fellowship
The Los Angeles Valley College Foundation is proud to offer the Golden Globe Foundation Cinema/Media Arts and Television Broadcasting Fellowship at Los Angeles Valley College. Selected fellows receive a $1,000.00 scholarship to be used at their discretion to support enrollment at LAVC and success in the Cinema/Media Arts and Television Broadcasting programs.
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Valley - 2024 Spring Golden Globe Foundation Cinema/Media Arts & Television Broadcasting Fellowship
The Los Angeles Valley College Foundation is proud to offer the Golden Globe Foundation Cinema/Media Arts and Television Broadcasting Fellowship at Los Angeles Valley College. Selected fellows receive a $1,000.00 scholarship to be used at their discretion to support enrollment at LAVC and success in the Cinema/Media Arts and Television Broadcasting programs.
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Valley - Accounting Scholarship (AL)
Established to benefit a student who has completed Accounting 1 and Business Law 1 with a grade of "A." Two $500 Scholarships will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Ageton-Pittenger Perpetual Scholarship
The Ageton-Pittenger Perpetual Scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Aura-Lee Ageton Pittenger, longtime LAVC Economics professor and department chair. Dr. Pittenger, with the support of her husband, James Hobbs Pittenger, was instrumental in building a robust scholarship program at LAVC enlisting involvement from academia, industry and the community. This scholarship specifically recognizes academic achievement. Among the requirements, students must have completed 45 Semester Units with a 3.8 GPA and plans to transfer to a college or university. Up to 6 $1500 scholarships will be awarded for 2024. |
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Valley - Anna & Tom Pangonis Memorial Scholarship
Created in the memory of Anna & Tom Pangonis, parents of Dr. Mary Ellen Pangonis, this award is given to a student studying business. One $2000 scholarship will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Associated Student Union Scholarship 1
The applicant must be currently enrolled at Los Angeles Valley College and must have a GPA between 2.5 and 3.4. The student must be enrolled in at least 6 units for the Spring Semester and have paid their ASO fee. Four $250 scholarships will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Associated Student Union Scholarship 2
The applicant must be currently enrolled at Los Angeles Valley College and have a GPA of 3.5 or greater. The student must be enrolled in 12 units in the Spring Semester and also be a paid member of ASU. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Bernard Osher Scholarship
Established by the Bernard Osher Foundation and the Foundation for California Community Colleges, this scholarship will benefit students who are recipients of the College Promise. Osher Scholars will be able to receive $500 for one semester or a total of $1000 for two semesters for 2024.
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Valley - Bill Cloon Memorial Scholarship in Kinesiology
Bill Cloon Memorial Scholarship for Student Athletes. This scholarship was established in memory of Bill Cloon, who had a career in law enforcement and volunteered throughout his life as a coach and mentor in youth athletics. In this spirit, this scholarship will be awarded to a student who has been a student athlete at any level, including youth organizations and high school. Female applicants are encouraged to apply. Required essay is of prime importance. Two $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Bruce Grossman Memorial in Music
This scholarship is supported by Grossman Endowment and was established in memory of Bruce Grossman, an alumnus of LAVC who studied Commercial Music. This scholarship will benefit a LAVC student who is majoring in Music. Preference will be given to those studying Commercial Music. One $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Business Administration Scholarship
Established by members of the LAVC Business Department who are studying Business Administration at Valley College. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Carmen Salazar Scholarship in Spanish
Retired LAVC Foreign Language Department Chair Carmen Salazar established this scholarship to benefit a student studying Spanish. One $350 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Carol Bishop Scholarship for Arts
The family and friends established this scholarship in honor and memory of artists and Professor of Art, Carol Bishop. This scholarship will benefit students enrolled at LAVC who are majoring in Art and/or Art History. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Carol Caldwell Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of former LAVC faculty Carol Caldwell. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Chemistry & Physics Department Scholarship
This scholarship is given by the Chemistry & Physics Department to honor outstanding students who are studying in this area. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Church of the Chimes Women's Association
The Congregational Church of Chimes Women's Association established this scholarship to encourage students, especially women, to pursue careers in STEM. This scholarship will benefit students who are in their second year at Valley College (or completed at least 24 semester units). Two $1000 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Cilo Hidalgo, Jr. Valley Pride Scholarship
Despite being wheelchair bound, Cilo Hidalgo, Jr. was cheerful, friendly, and especially enthusiastic about Valley College Athletics! This scholarship will be awarded to a Valley College student who demonstrates a contagious spirit and pride for Valley College. One $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Dale Michael Spina Memorial in Journalism
This scholarship was established to honor the memory of alumnus Dale Spina who was known for his lasting positive influence onto others. Two $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Dena Lee Lovett Scholarship
The family of Evan Lovett established this scholarship in memory of his mother Dena Lee Lovett. Ms. Lovett was a proud registered nurse for 40 years and attributed her passion for the field due in part to her experience at Valley College. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who is studying nursing. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Diane & Robert Pritchard Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Diane & Robert Pritchard to benefit a student who has taken courses in History, Humanities, Law, or Political Science. Three $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Dr. Jamie Mintz Memorial Scholarship in Psychology
The family and friends of Dr. Jamie Susan Mintz established this scholarship in her memory. Dr. Mintz was a psychotherapist whose therapeutic vision can be summarized in her own words: “In every moment, we have the opportunity to make choices. Psychotherapy is often a gift we give ourselves". One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Dr. Kevin Rivera Scholarship for Umoja Black Scholars
Dr. Kevin Rivera awards this scholarship to benefit an African American student who is part of the Umoja Black Scholars at LAVC. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Earleen DeVivo Memorial Scholarship
The family and friends of Earleen DeVivo established this scholarship in her memory. Professor DeVivo was a member of the LAVC faculty and taught Psychology. This scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding academic student majoring in Psychology. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - East San Fernando Valley Medical Auxiliary
The East San Fernando Valley Medical Auxiliary (now dissolved) established an endowment and this scholarship to benefit students studying nursing at Valley College. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Elaine & Elgin Baylor Scholarship
The Elaine and Elgin Baylor Scholarship was established to support the study and understanding of the African American experience. Special consideration will be given to students who have taken a course in African American studies at LAVC. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Emergency Services Scholarship
Sharon Johnston established this scholarship to benefit students who are interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement, fire fighting, or as an emergency medical technician. Women are encouraged to apply. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Eric F. Reiner Memorial Scholarship
The Reiner Memorial Scholarship is offered through the generosity of Helen Worthen, mother of Eric Reiner, who was a Los Angeles paramedic killed in the line of duty. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Faculty Association TAP Scholarship
The LAVC Academic Senate supports this scholarship to benefit TAP students (LAVC Transfer Alliance Program). Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Fern Waddell Scholarship
LAVC Faculty Joanne Waddell along with her family and friends support this award in memory of Joanne's mother, Fern. This scholarship is to benefit a LAVC student studying Kinesiology. One $1,000.00 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Flenner Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to simply help individuals reach their dreams. The recipient must have a goal of either an Associate Degree or Certificated Program. Students who attended Poly Tech High School in Sun Valley are preferred. One award at $1300 for 2024.
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Valley - Founders' Circle Scholarship
The founding members of the LAVC Foundation established an endowment and this scholarship. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - General Nursing Scholarship
Various donors contribute annually to support Nursing students. Six $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - George Hale Memorial Scholarship
George Hale is a past member of the LAVC faculty in the Biology Department who was well-regarded by his peers. This scholarship is made possible through the Hale Endowment fund and the friends and family of Mr. Hale. It will benefit a student who is majoring in Biology. Three $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Ginsburg Family Scholarship
The family and friends of Art Ginsburg, an alumnus, established this scholarship in his memory. One $350 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Glen Paget Math Teacher Scholarship
LAVC Math Instructor Glen Paget established this scholarship to benefit a LAVC Student who is majoring in Mathematics with a serious intention to become a Mathematics teacher. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
Glen Paget Math Teacher Scholarship - Eligibility Requirements
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Valley - Glenn R. Milner Perpetual Scholarship in Economics and Business
The Glenn R. Milner Perpetual Scholarship in Economics and Business was established in recognition of Mr. Milner’s longtime contribution to the LAVC scholarship program championed by his Economics Department colleague, Dr. Aura-Lee Ageton Pittenger. The Milner Scholarship focuses on students of Economics and Business. Requirements include: a 3.8 GPA. Up to three $1000 scholarships can be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Graduate/Post Graduate Award
These awards will benefit returning students who have already received a Bachelor's or post graduate degree. This award was established to respond to difficult economic times where individuals are looking to make a career change by pursuing different academic avenues. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Greater Van Nuys Rotary Scholarship
The Greater Van Nuys Rotary is offering this to students to Valley College Students. Two $500 awards will be made in 2024.
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Valley - Hafif TAP Scholarship
Herbert Hafif Endowment provides this scholarship to benefit TAP students. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Hawkinson Memorial Scholarship
Awarded to a deserving mathematics student, this scholarship is made possible through the William A. Hawkinson Endowment. One $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - I Wish Scholarship
In an effort to raise awareness and promote inclusiveness amongst the AB 540 community, the I Wish scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to LAVC Dreamers. Four $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - In Honor of Christina Maria Gonzalez Psychology/Summa Cum Laude
This scholarship was established to honor Christina Maria Gonzalez and support a psychology student at Valley College.
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Valley - Isabel C. Diaz Memorial Scholarship
Isabel C. Diaz graduated from LA Valley College in 1980, at the age of 51. Her husband and all of her 8 children were in the audience to celebrate her accomplishment. Isabel went on to obtain her BA at CSUNorthridge, but it was her time at Valley College that she remembered fondly. The instructors and her fellow students provided her much encouragement to get her AA at a time when older students were still in small numbers. This scholarship is to benefit mothers as they have special challenges in completing their degrees and supporting their families. One $500 scholarship will be awarded for 2024.
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Valley - Jackie Harless-Chang Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is presented to a Computer Applications Office Technology student in honor of Professor Jackie Harless-Chang for her dedication to the Computer Applications Office Technology Discipline, Los Angeles Valley College, and the thousands of students she instructed. During her tenure from 1985-2010, she encouraged students to strive for educational excellence in meeting their goals. Her dedication to education is unsurpassed. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - James Sargent Scholarship
Established to support a LAVC student. One $200 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Jose Luis Vargas Memorial Foster Youth Scholarship
The Jose Luis Vargas Memorial Foster Youth Scholarship was established to support current and former foster youth attending LAVC. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Judy Shifrin Memorial Scholarship
Funded by Louise Kroot-Haukka, this scholarship benefits a student studying various areas in the arts. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Karen Timberlake Scholarship
Emeritus Chemistry Professor Karen Timberlake established this scholarship to benefit those students in pre-nursing and have completed Chemistry 51. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Kenneth Devol Memorial in Journalism
This scholarship is funded through the Jennifer and Larry Levine Endowment to honor former LAVC Journalism instructor Kenneth Devol. One $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Kirsten C. Feldman Memorial
Kirsten Feldman was an alumnae of Valley College and this scholarship was established by her family in her memory. Kirsten received her Associates Degree in Anthropology. This scholarship will be awarded to students studying social science with a preference to those majoring in anthropology. Three $1000 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - LAVC Alumni Association Scholarship
Established by LAVC Alumni & Friends Association to benefit a LAVC student. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - LAVC Foundation Scholarship 1
An annual scholarship provided by the LAVC Foundation. Three $1000 scholarships will be awarded and four $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - LAVC Foundation Scholarship 2
An annual scholarship funded by the LAVC Foundation. Ten $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2022.
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Valley - LAVC Foundation TAP Scholarship
An annual scholarship provided by the LAVC Foundation to benefit TAP Students. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Leon Marzillier Math Scholarship
Leon Marzillier worked in the LACCD for 36 years. He was a professor of math at Valley College. During his tenure he served as department chair, the LAVC Academic Senate President, the District Academic Senate President, and the Union president. He is an immigrant and part of the first generation of his family to attend college. He worked to promote diversity and student success. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Lois Bergquist Memorial Scholarship in Health Science
Dr. Lois Bergquist was a professor of microbiology at LAVC. She was very much respected by her colleagues as well as students at Valley College. Lois cared especially about the students and this scholarship will be awarded to a nursing or respiratory therapy student, or to a transfer ready student with the intent to study microbiology or medicine. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Margaret Wolk Scholarship for Child Development
Margaret Wolk worked for many years a teacher and director in pre-schools. Child Development has always been important to her. Her four children honor her by establishing this scholarship that will benefit a Child Development major. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Marguerite Marriott Memorial
The Marriott Family established this scholarship in memory of their mother who was a nurse. This will benefit a student in the Nursing Program. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Marie & Dominick Savarine Scholarship
Established by Dr. Barbara Firestone to honor her parents. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Math Department Scholarship
Awarded to deserving mathematics students, scholarships made possible through the Math Department Scholarship Fund. The Mathematics Department award will award at least 5 scholarships in the amount ranging from $250 to $500 in 2022.
Math Department Scholarship - Eligibility Requirements
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Valley - Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) Student Scholarship
The Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) Program purpose is to provide strong academic support and assist calculus-based STEM majors to become competitive in their transfer process. The majors included are: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Geology, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent, Pre-Pharm Math and Computer Science.
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Valley - Max L. Heyman Perpetual Scholarship
Dr. Max L. Heyman, Jr. taught History at Los Angeles Valley College (1956-1988) and was very prominent through all those years in academic and student activities. This scholarship is awarded to a transfer-ready History major who has distinguished himself or herself in History at Valley College and who meets the criteria. One $1000 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Michael Thomas Memorial Scholarship
Funded by the Michael Thomas Endowment to benefit a student who has completed Biology 6 or Biology 7. One $750 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Mike's Roofing & Building Services Scholarship
Mike Quiroga established this scholarship to benefit a Valley College Student. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Monte Toole Memorial Scholarship in Engineering or Machine Shop
Alumnus Monte Toole and his family established this scholarship through the Toole Endowment. It will be awarded to students who have taken or are currently taking courses in engineering or machine shop at L.A. Valley College. It is the hope that this scholarship will ultimately assist students pursuing a career in engineering or a technical vocational career. Two $500 scholarships can be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Moonshots (MGM) Scholarship
In honor of LAVC alum Melissa Gordon, whose time at LAVC not only emboldened and inspired her to try for Stanford University, but also equipped her to thrive once she got there. One $1000 scholarship will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Morton Wolk Engineering Scholarship
Morton Wolk worked as an aircraft engineer and project manager for 38 years with McDonnel Douglas Corporation, mostly in Long Beach. This scholarship was established by his family and friends and will benefit a student with a focus on Engineering, Math, or Technology. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2023.
Morton Wolk Engineering Scholarship - Eligibility Requirements
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Valley - Moxie Scholarship
Moxie is 1) energy, pep; 2) courage, determination; 3) know-how, expertise. It's also a trademark for a soft drink. This scholarship is given to a student with moxie of the second definition! The student must be a non-traditional or returning student (someone who did not come to college directly from high school or who has interrupted his or her college education), who has overcome challenges to pursue his or her education. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - National Notary Foundation Scholarship in Journalism
The National Notary Foundation is devoted to educational and charitable programs by promoting academic and personal achievement. Its support comes from the National Notary Association, which has a membership of 4.5 million. This scholarship was established to benefit a student studying Journalism. One $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Nazarian Endowment Scholarship
On occasion of recognizing Assemblyman Adrian Nazarian's work to support the LAVC Family Resource Center (FRC) an endowment and a scholarship was established to support students on the LAVC campus. One student will received $500 in 2024.
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Valley - New Beginnings Scholarship
This scholarship will benefit a student who had been previously incarcerated or imprisoned or impacted by the Juvenile Justice System and who has displayed improving his/her life's circumstances through education. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Oberstein Family Scholarship
Alumni Bob and Jo-Carole Oberstein along with their children all attended Los Angeles Valley College. This scholarship will awarded to a student who is a United States Military Veteran, and who can best demonstrate how this scholarship can benefit him/her. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Oliver Watters Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship honors former LAVC professor Oliver Watters. It will benefit a student who has taken History, Humanities, Law, and Political Science. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Phyllis Nalepa Scholarship
Established by the family of Phyllis Nalepa, this scholarship will benefit a student who has been struggling with his/her academics as well as circumstances in life. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Powder/Lash Scholarship in Business
James and Nancy Powder established this scholarship to honor their parents. The applicant must express an intent to earn a Certificate of Achievement or an Associates Degree in any of the disciplines offered by the Business Department. Two scholarships of $1000 will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Pritzker Foster Care Counts Scholarship
The Pritzker Foster Care Counts scholarship was established to benefit current and former foster youth attending Los Angeles Valley College. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Raul Castillo Memorial Scholarship
The family and friends of Raul Castillo established this endowment and scholarship to recognize the LAVC Foundation Executive Director who has served the college and its students for over 20 years. Two students will be awarded $500 in 2024.
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Valley - Rickey Gelb Scholarship for U.S. Veterans
LAVC Alumnus Rickey Gelb established this scholarship to support United States Military Veterans who attend LAVC. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who can best describe how this award will contribute to their academic and career goals as well as what he/she will do to assist fellow Veterans as they achieve their success.
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Valley - Rickey Gelb Scholarship in Entrepreneurship
LAVC Alumnus Rickey Gelb established this scholarship to encourage students to follow in his footsteps of pursing their entrepreneurial dreams. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who can best describe how this scholarship will contribute to his/her academic and career goals. The student must also demonstrate how his/her vision of their enterprise will become successful and contribute to our communities.
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Valley - Robert Kane Memorial Scholarship
Robert Kane devoted more than a decade of his short life to teaching in the English Departments at Los Angeles Valley College and Cal State University, Northridge. He loved the English language and helping students communicate effectively through writing. He was also a gifted actor, playwright, musician and songwriter. In honor of his memory, we offer this scholarship to students who demonstrate a commitment to English, theater, music, animal welfare, or teaching. May this scholarship support the students to which Robert was so devoted. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Roberta L. Weintraub Scholarship in honor of Dr. Barry Gribbons
This scholarship was created by an anonymous donor to honor LAVC President, Dr. Barry Gribbons. Thirty $1,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2024. Preference will be given to Veterans, members of the US Armed Services, or National Guard. A brief, personal statement or biographical essay (military or otherwise) is welcome, but not mandatory.
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Valley - Robin Adler Scholarship for Theater Arts
This scholarship was established in honor of David Adler's mother, Robin Adler, who supported him unconditionally and who was always his biggest fan in sports, theater arts and in life. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Rose C. Engel Scholarship
Offered through the Rose Engel Endowment, this scholarship benefits those students studying Early Childhood Education. One $500 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - SACNAS Scholarship for LAVC STEM MAJOR
SACNAS (Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science) at LAVC is dedicated to fostering the success of its members and increasing the number of underrepresented students in science. We embrace diversity and equity, and welcome anyone interested in STEM!
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Valley - Sharon J. Udkoff Scholarship in Business
After several years, Sharon Udkoff returned to LAVC to pursue her degree in Accounting. As an alumna, she established this scholarship to benefit returning students studying Business. One $300 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Sheila, Dave and Sherry Gold Foundation
The Gold Foundation established this scholarship to benefit LAVC students. Four $1000 scholarships will be awarded in 2023.
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Valley - Sheldon H. Kressler Memorial in Teaching, Theater or Spanish
Sheldon H. Kressler LGBTQ+ Scholarship
Sheldon H. Kressler "Shelly" was a UCLA graduate and a Spanish/ESL teacher at Madison Junior High School in Van Nuys for 30 years. He was devoted to his students and believed that learning could be an exciting and fun experience. He also loved acting and volunteered at the theater. During Shelly's time teaching, the Briggs Initiative (Prop 6) sought to ban "homosexuals" from teaching or working in schools in California in the late 1970’s. The measure failed, but nonetheless, Shelly spent his time “in the closet” and only “came out” to very few people later in his life. This Memorial Scholarship was created by his family in honor of Sheldon Kressler and will benefit any student who is a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or an ally. Optional preferences: any student in the LAVC LGBTQ+ club, any student who plans to be a teacher, or a student who is majoring in Spanish or Theater, any student who is ready to transfer, any student applying to UCLA. Students must meet the scholarship criteria and submit required documents to be considered. GPA: 3.2 minimum. Currently enrolled in a minimum of 9 units of GE related classes at LAVC. Any major. Required: Two letters of recommendations- one from a LAVC professor in a recent class and one from anyone else from another LACCD campus such as an academic counselor or professor. Completed units: Preferable minimum of 18 total units in the LACCD. Required: One-page short essay: How can you, or have you made a difference in the LGBTQ+ community? Please do not write about financial needs as this scholarship is based on your response to the essay question. Transcripts: must be uploaded May include in upload: Any college/university acceptable letters or application status pages. |
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Valley - Sioukas Scholarship
This scholarship supports/encourages students enrolled at LAVC who are pursuing starting their own for profit or non-profit organization. One student will be awarded $300 in 2024.
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Valley - SoCalGas Scholarship for Environmental Change
California’s goal is to reach 100% carbon neutrality by 2045 and SoCalGas will be instrumental in helping our state get there. SoCalGas released The Role of Clean Fuels and Gas Infrastructure in Achieving California's Net-Zero Climate Goal – a study showing the essential role clean fuels like RNG and hydrogen can play in our energy future. In partnership with SoCal Gas, LAVC Foundation will award 5 scholarships to college students who are enrolled in at least 6 units at LAVC. The scholarship aims to promote student awareness and familiarity with the role that renewable energy will play in decreasing emission in California. The scholarship encourages underrepresented voices to strategically address California’s emission problem and provide solutions using clean and renewable natural resources available such as solar power, hydrogen, wind, etc. Award will be given during a panel discussion in May 2024. Up to 5 students will be awarded $1,000 each in 2024. |
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Valley - Stewart Marsh Memorial in Business
Created in the memory of Dr. Stewart Marsh, a former administrator at Valley College, these awards are given to students studying business. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Stewart Marsh Memorial in Economics
Created in the memory of Dr. Stewart Marsh, a former administrator at Valley College, these awards are given to students majoring in economics. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - The Freshman Scholarship
Offered by the LAVC Foundation, these scholarships will benefit first year students at Valley College. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - The Henry Shockley Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of Henry Shockley to benefit a student who has taken courses in History, Humanities, Law, or Political Science. One $1000 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - The LAVC Faculty Retiree Association
The LAVC Faculty Retiree Association includes retired faculty who are dedicated to fostering a continued connection to the college and one another. We are committed to supporting students and faculty through campus programs and services. This scholarship in the amount of $250 will support one student in any discipline who intends to transfer to a four-year institution and is in need of financial support.
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Valley - The Shim Family Scholarship in Accounting
The Shim Family Scholarship in Accounting was established to benefit aspiring accountants. The candidate must be a Business Administration major, maintain a 3.5 GPA, have completed 25-56 units, currently enrolled in 9 or more units with the intention to transfer to a four-year university. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Tyree Wieder Scholarship
The family, friends and colleagues of former Valley College President Dr. Tyree Wieder established this scholarship in her honor. This scholarship is designed to benefit African American students who have shown an interest in African American culture by taking courses in the subject or holding membership in the Black Student Union or participated in Umoja Black Scholars. One $1000 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - Van Nuys Women's Club
The Van Nuys Women's Club (now dissolved) established an endowment and this scholarship to benefit students in the Nursing Program. Eight $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - X - Marian E. Craig Memorial Scholarship
To honor the memory of Foundation Board member Marian Craig, this scholarship will benefit an LAVC student. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
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Valley - X - Vincent & John Scholarship
The Jacobsmeyer family honors the memory of grandfathers Vincent Jacobsmeyer and John Prather by establishing this scholarship to benefit a deserving Valley College student. One $250 scholarship will be awarded in 2022.
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West - Ellucian Foundation Path
The Ellucian Foundation PATH Scholarship is for students who are currently enrolled full time (at least 12 units), are meeting SAP standards and either a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.
PATH Ellucian Full time 12 units grades GPA non citizen
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