Washington Crossing Foundation National Scholarship
U.S. high school seniors planning a career in government service (local, state or federal). Mailed application with an essay.
Scholarship
U.S. high school seniors planning a career in government service (local, state or federal). Mailed application with an essay.
U.S. high school seniors planning a career in government service (local, state or federal). Mailed application with an essay.
U.S. high school students in grades 9–12 (public, private, parochial or home school), U.S. students under 20 in a correspondence/GED program, and U.S. citizens at schools overseas. 700–1,000 word essay on an act of political courage by a U.S. elected official (1917 or later), with at least five sources and a nominating teacher.
College juniors planning careers in public service; requires institutional nomination.
College sophomores/juniors committed to the environment, or Native American/Alaska Native students in tribal public policy or health care. Requires campus nomination.
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