Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship

Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship is sponsored by Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation. Supports graduate students pursuing degrees in engineering, business, or related fields, aiming to develop future leaders.

Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship - Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation Skip to content Scholarships Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship Scholarship Recipients Will Receive up to $120,000 for a Post-Graduate Degree Endowed in 2008, Dennis Washington Leadership Graduate Scholarship, formerly the Dennis R.

Washington Achievement Graduate Scholarship, provides financial assistance to State and National Horatio Alger Scholar Alumni who have exhibited leadership, integrity, entrepreneurial skills, and perseverance in overcoming personal adversity, and who aspire to pursue a graduate level education.

The program awards scholarships annually to deserving National or State Horatio Alger Scholar Alumni who are working towards a post-graduate degree in an eligible field. In good standing with the Association as a State or National Horatio Alger Scholar Have completed an undergraduate degree program with a minimum grade point average of 3.

0 Accepted into a Master’s or Doctoral program at an accredited university located in the United States or Canada Provide evidence of leadership skills and civic/community involvement Submit academic record, test scores, and academic references Write essay(s) on the reasons for pursuing a graduate degree and aspirations upon its completion, and how his/her life to date is contributing to the mission and goals of the Horatio Alger Association Be a citizen of the United States of or Canada Provide resume including employment history, academic achievements, and two professional/academic references Applicants must be working toward a post-graduate degree in an eligible field Graduate Scholarship Recipients Analese Bridges, Duke University, Law Anthony Hall, Northern University, Energy Systems Jamaica Murphy, Harvard University, Human Development, Learning, and Teaching Christiana Oshotse, Harvard, Medicine and Business Administration Funlola Otukoya, Cornell University, Business Administration Benjamin Sorkin, Harvard, Education, Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship Christina Tran, Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine Lin Wei (Henry) Tung, Experimental Medicine Iman Baharmand, University of British Columbia, Medicine Nicoly Santos, Harvard University, Law Alisha Birk, Stanford University, Medicine Catherine Cascavita, University of California Los Angeles, Medicine Jessica Moore, New York University, Law This scholarship reaches beyond Montana’s borders to the best and brightest Horatio Alger Scholars nationwide.

Executive Director, Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation 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