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Rotary District 6970 Scholarship Program 2010-2011

This presentation outlines the Rotary District 6970 Scholarship Program for the 2010-2011 year, emphasizing changes and processes for clubs and students. Key requirements include international study, ambassador commitments, and a preference for graduate study in non-English speaking countries. The new focus areas, application timeline, and certification requirements for clubs are highlighted, along with potential increases in scholarship awards and the need for patience during the process. Contact information is provided for further inquiries.

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Rotary District 6970 Scholarship Program 2010-2011

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  1. Rotary District 6970 Scholarship Program2010-2011 Foundation Seminar Presentation J. Rody Borg, Scholarship Chair Rotary Club of Arlington

  2. OVERVIEW • What is the Same • What Changes • Moving Forward: • Clubs • Students • Process

  3. Some things remain the same • Students must go abroad • Must fulfill ambassador commitments • Preference for non-English speaking countries • Must reside (study/work) in or hold permanent residence in District 6970

  4. The Changes • Areas of Focus • Must go to a Pilot District • Scholar Must be pursuing a graduate degree • Possibility of match to increase award amounts ($25 K to $30K) • Possibility of less cost to District • Scholarship may be FV Global or District Grant • Strong Preference for programs with Post October 1 start dates

  5. Moving Forward: Clubs • Must be “Certified” for Grants • Must have a 2 to 3 person Outbound Scholar Committee • Must commit to manage as a District Grant • District Committee will assist with travel preparation details • Parallel Paths Planned • Must be ready to exercise patience

  6. Moving Forward: Students • Must be in process of applying to graduate degree program (Preference for one-year programs. Acceptance required by June.) • Must be planning to attend in next academic year (Seniors or Graduates) • Must be in one of the 6 areas of focus • Must be likely to generate sustainable, high impact outcomes

  7. Process Timeline • September • district scholarship brochure posted to District website • Clubs begin advertising and recruitment • October/November • Clubs receive and process applications • December 15 – clubs submit applications to regional committees • January 28 – Nominees forwarded to District Committee • February 19 – District Interviews and selection

  8. Contact me: • District directory • rborg@ju.edu

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