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2013 ALAS $10,000 Scholarship

Awards a $10,000 scholarship toward an advanced degree in education to a latino administrator

09/06/13

Available Funds/Award: $10,000 scholarship

Opens: Aug. 8, 2013

Proposals Due: Sept. 6, 2013

Final Applications Due: Sept. 6, 2013

Recurring? No

Granting Organization: Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents

Description: ALAS awards a $10,000 scholarship towards an advanced degree in education to a latino administrator in an effort to increase that administrators chances for advancement.

Requirements: Complete an application form, submit a 500-word essay, a resume, and three letters of recommendation.

Eligibility: Must be an Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents member currently enrolled in or accepted to an advanced degree program.

Application Link: http://www.alasedu.net/resources

Additional Information Link: http://www.alasedu.net/Scholarships.aspx

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