The Gen and Kelly Tanabe Scholarship is a merit-based program that helps students fulfill their dreams of a higher education. The scholarship is named for Gen and Kelly Tanabe, best-selling authors on education, whose generous donations fund this program.
Eligibility
9th-12th grade high school, college, or graduate student including adult students.
Legal resident of the U.S.
Currently in school or planning to start school within the next 12 months. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re on the fast track to a career in one of these hot areas, then this scholarship is for you. (Business Administration, Computers, Criminal Justice, Health Care/Nursing, Design, Digital Media, Culinary Arts)
Instructions:
Step 1: Create a Cappex profile, if you don’t already have one. One profile makes you eligible to apply for many different scholarships.
Step 2: Select a major on the Intended Major(s) question that relates to one of these Areas of Study: “Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services;” “Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services;” “Legal Professions and Studies;” “Security and Protective Services; Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences;” “Visual and Performing Arts;” “Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Services;” “Culinary and Personal Services.”
Step 3: Tell us about your extracurricular, leadership, and volunteer activities, and why you want to pursue a career in your field.
Step 4: Click on the scholarships tab, then click on “Cappex Scholarships”, find the scholarship in the list and click apply.
INTERN – PROGRAM/MARKETING ADMINISTRATOR – The International Law Institute (ILI), an internationally renowned independent not-for-profit based in Washington DC, is seeking undergraduate, graduate or otherwise suitably qualified interns with an interest in international law, international economics or development issues. Internships are available on a rolling admission basis throughout the year.
Founded as part of Georgetown University in 1955, the ILI provides training and technical assistance to find practical solutions to the legal, economic and financial problems of developing countries. In 1983, ILI became an independent institute serving a constituency of over 15,000 international government officials, legal and business professionals and scholars from over 185 countries.
The intern will assist in the research, marketing and coordination of ILI seminars (including database research and maintenance), researching and interfacing with donor organizations and assisting in compiling new curricula.
This is an unpaid internship. Minimum of 20 hours per week. Candidates with computer and research skills and proficiency in one or more foreign languages are preferred, but not required. This is a great opportunity to interact with delegates from around the world, assist in international development and be able to audit selected seminars.
Please indicate in the application your availability both in terms of hours and timeframe.
Email your resume to Gerhard Botha at: GBotha@ili.org or fax to (202) 247-6010. No calls please.
TRAY ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS:
• Artwork cannot infringe on trademarks not owned by the American Licorice Co.
• Artwork must feature the Red Vines® logo.
• Artwork must feature Red Vines® packaging AND/OR Red Vines® candy product.
• Artwork must be in a single-color medium (i.e. pencil, charcoal, paint or other); gradients
permitted.
• Artwork must fit into 9” x 3” rectangular space, can be vertical or horizontal in
orientation.
• Sponsor reserves the right to disqualify any artwork deemed inappropriate, not keeping with
Sponsor’s image or that is otherwise not in compliance with the Official Rules.
•No electronic generated images will be accepted.
AOL is looking for 25 creative thinkers. We are awarding twenty-five, $25,000 grants to tomorrow’s ground breakers and visionaries—individuals with a creative spark to ignite. 25 for 25 is a call to journalists, artists and innovators who believe in the power of ideas.
The AOL Grant Program (25 for 25) is part of AOL’s Project on Creativity, launched during AOL’s 25th Anniversary year. We want to connect, empower, and support the next generation of creative thinkers. Inspired by Chuck Close’s philanthropic work in art and arts education, we will be awarding grants to tomorrow’s brilliant creators. We’ve assembled a distinguished 25 for 25 Advisory Board who will serve as a jury for the AOL Grant Program. The board will include Chuck Close, Andy Spade, Tim Armstrong as well as experts from an array of fields in art and journalism. We will announce the complete Advisory Board at the conclusion of the application process.
We are accepting grant applications from July 27 through September 1, 2010. For more information please read the Submission Terms and FAQs sections on our site aolartists.com. Thank you for your interest in the grant. Read the rest of this entry »
