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Dennis and Phyllis Washington University of Montana Presidential Leadership - Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation Skip to content Scholarships Dennis and Phyllis Washington University of Montana Presidential Leadership Scholarship Created through the Davidson Honors College at University of Montana In 2000, The Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation created a permanent endowment directed to the Presidential Leadership Scholarship program.
Foundation funding is provided to one University of Montana student and is renewable over four years. Eligible students must be Davidson Honors College attendees showing good character, ability and academic performance. Applications for the Presidential Leadership Scholarship are available through the Davidson Honors College at the University of Montana.
Scholarship Recipients Will Receive $25,000. “… with this scholarship I am free to find the life that is right for me. I don’t have to accept the first job I’m offered.
Instead, I can explore everything the world has to offer me, and I wouldn’t be able to do that without this scholarship. ” University of Montana Presidential Leadership Scholar It is our long-standing belief that education is the single most powerful determinant in the future of our society.
The Foundation funds scholarship programs to support higher education, and our offerings run the gamut from two-year programs to the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship Pictured: 2019 Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholars Horatio Alger Montana Undergraduate Scholarship Program Pictured: Julio Servellon, Horatio Horatio Alger Montana Undergraduate Scholar Horatio Alger Career and Technical Scholarship Program For students earning a degree or certificate in a 2-year technical program Dennis and Phyllis Washington Native American Graduate Fellowship Pictured: Native American Graduate Scholarship recipient Brandon Kittson (2022) Helen B.
Miller Horatio Alger Scholarship Pictured: Cecilia Abell, Helen B. Miller Horatio Alger Scholar Dennis and Phyllis Washington University of Montana Presidential Leadership Pictured: Natalie Renk, University of Montana Presidential Leadership Scholar Advertisement Advertisement
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