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Albertson & Davidson Scholarship One time award of $2,500 Requirements: -Must be a U.S. citizen -Be attending an accredited college/university Fall 2016 -Requires 500 word essay submission to scholarship prompt Visit: http://www.aldavlaw.com/scholarship/ At the law firm of Albertson & Davidson, LLP we understand that obtaining an education is the pathway to success for many young Americans. As attorneys, we all have earned both undergraduate degrees as well as successfully completed a rigorous three-year Juris Doctorate before being even eligible to sit for the California Bar Exam. Through these experiences, we have come to understand the often significant financial burdens associated [...]

Joel Aggergaard Memorial Scholarship Joel Aggergaard began working for the Washington State Department of Emergency Management in 1970’s and served until his untimely death in 1996. He thoroughly enjoyed his career with Emergency Management, and his “heart” was with supporting local Emergency Management Programs. It may be necessary to be a local emergency manager to fully appreciate the enormous contribution Joel made to local programs during the years he worked with emergency management. If you have been stressed to the point there is not one additional free minute in your day, but you need to get an issue clarified with [...]

Veteran Student Success Pierce College Fort Steilacoom has been awarded a three-year, $364,000 U.S. Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE) grant to develop a Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success. With this grant, Pierce College aims to increase veteran student enrollment and completion rates by: Providing a single point of contact to coordinate veteran student support services. Increasing awareness of support services. Reinforcing the existing support system and advocating for veteran students. And, expanding needed services. Students who have served in the military are invited to visit the Veterans Resource Center in Cascade 425. [...]

IAFC Foundation Scholarships International Association of Fire Chiefs Foundation The IAFC Foundation recognizes the increasingly complex world first responders operate in. Science, technology, communications and policy are constantly and rapidly changing and evolving. It's critical that our nation's first responders master the challenges of today and tomorrow. The IAFC Foundation helps ensure that our men and women are fully prepared to meet these challenges by providing increased opportunities to support their educational needs. Several scholarship programs are offered by the IAFC Foundation. See details below on the various programs: IAFC Foundation Scholarships

Don C. Brunell Scholarship for Future Leaders The Don C. Brunell Scholarship for Future Leaders was established by the Association of Washington Business (AWB) to inspire and aid Washington's future business leaders. AWB members created the award to teach the youth of Washington state the role of business in society and to encourage their interests in business as a potential career path. Mr. Brunell has been a staunch advocate of career and technical education in the state's K-12, community college and four-year college and university systems. All of these programs have one thing in common; insuring that the Washington business [...]

Types of Fire Science Scholarships Students working on their fire science degrees have many scholarship opportunities. Professional organizations, charitable foundations, and even schools themselves understand the need to encourage students to pursue these degrees—and many of them earmark funding each year to allow students to do so. These scholarships are a great way for students to supplement other types of financial aid, so it can be well worth the time and effort for them to investigate opportunities and apply to as many scholarships as they qualify for. Click Here to Research Fire Science Scholarships Professional Associations Heather Westphal Memorial Scholarship [...]

Pierce Foundation Scholarship Multiple donors and award amounts under one application Requirements: -Enrolled in at least 10 credits at Pierce College Spring Quarter 2016. -3.0 or greater GPA, first quarter students may apply without GPA -One page essay -Letter of recommendation -A completed FAFSA application on file with Pierce College Financial Aid Visit: Pierce College Foundation Scholarships