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John Jay Fetzer Memorial Scholarship Overview and Requirements - Sandra Day O'Connor Institute John Jay Fetzer Memorial Scholarship Overview and Requirements One Scholarship Awarded Annually The John Jay Fetzer Memorial Scholarship Fund benefits an O’Connor Institute Ambassador high school senior who demonstrates exceptional academic achievement, leadership, civil debate skills, and civics knowledge.
Established in memory of a late O’Connor Institute colleague, the Fetzer scholarship is bestowed upon an exemplary member of the O'Connor Institute Ambassadors Civics & Debate Club who personifies the core values of the Institute, such as civility and inclusivity. This page provides an overview and requirements for this special opportunity. Scholarship applications for 2026 will be accepted from January 15 to May 8, 2026.
Finalists will be notified within one (1) week of the submission deadline for additional material verification. The 2026 John Jay Fetzer Memorial Scholarship winner will be announced on June 1, 2026. Application Requirements: 12th-grade student currently enrolled as an O'Connor Institute Ambassador who has participated in the 2025-2026 program and attended a minimum of two meetings.
An Unofficial Transcript with GPA Demonstrated community service during high school Set to graduate in spring 2026 A written essay, no more than 1000 words, will be required for submission. The 2026 theme is: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor believed that the strength of democracy rests in the hands of informed and engaged citizens. As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, her vision resonates with renewed urgency.
The promise of a flourishing democracy endures only when citizens are curious, informed, and committed to participation—just as it did at the nation’s founding 250 years ago. Describe one specific moment, activity, or community experience that shaped how you understand your role as a citizen today. How has that experience influenced how you hope to contribute to America's civic fabric?
Student participates in one or more extracurricular activities at their school or in the community (e.g., Scouts). Students will be required to provide details of their service, and if selected as a finalist, they will be asked to provide contact information to confirm their hours/participation.
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