USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI iPad Contest To enter the iPad Contest, simply completethe online CreditSmart® training module titled "Your Credit and Why it is Important." Just by registering for the course and answering a six-question follow-up survey, you will be entered for a chance to win a free iPad from USHLI. The program will run from September 1, 2014 to June 1, 2015. The winners will be notified by email on a quarterly basis. Dr. Juan Andrade Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders USHLI has awarded over 1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino students. With affordability being one of the main reason many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI  tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. Every year USHLI grants rising Latino leaders a scholarship and  the opportunity to attend the USHLI National Conference in February. The scholarship deadline is December 31, 2014. RMHC® /HACER® National Scholarship RMHC®/HACER®, part of the U.S. Ronald McDonald House Charities® Scholarship Program, is one of the largest college scholarships for Hispanic students. It provides financial assistance to graduating high school seniors who face limited access to educational and career opportunities. Students are selected based on demonstrated academic achievement, financial need, and community involvement. The scholarship deadline is January 20, 2015.       Denny's Hungry For Education™ Scholarship Denny's Hungry for Education (HFE) is a multicultural scholarship program targeting students from high school through college and is designed to recognize and encourage academic accomplishments. The program will award more than $200,000 in scholarships to deserving high school and college students for their ideas to help Denny's fight childhood hunger. The scholarship deadline is April 30, 2015.  For more information, please contact  Victoria Villalpando at vvillalpando@ushli.org.

USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI iPad Contest To enter the iPad Contest, simply completethe online CreditSmart® training module titled "Your Credit and Why it is Important." Just by registering for the course and answering a six-question follow-up survey, you will be entered for a chance to win a free iPad from USHLI. The program will run from September 1, 2014 to June 1, 2015. The winners will be notified by email on a quarterly basis. Dr. Juan Andrade Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders USHLI has awarded over 1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino students. With affordability being one of the main reason many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI  tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. Every year USHLI grants rising Latino leaders a scholarship and  the opportunity to attend the USHLI National Conference in February. The scholarship deadline is December 31, 2014. RMHC® /HACER® National Scholarship RMHC®/HACER®, part of the U.S. Ronald McDonald House Charities® Scholarship Program, is one of the largest college scholarships for Hispanic students. It provides financial assistance to graduating high school seniors who face limited access to educational and career opportunities. Students are selected based on demonstrated academic achievement, financial need, and community involvement. The scholarship deadline is January 20, 2015.       Denny's Hungry For Education™ Scholarship Denny's Hungry for Education (HFE) is a multicultural scholarship program targeting students from high school through college and is designed to recognize and encourage academic accomplishments. The program will award more than $200,000 in scholarships to deserving high school and college students for their ideas to help Denny's fight childhood hunger. The scholarship deadline is April 30, 2015.  For more information, please contact  Victoria Villalpando at vvillalpando@ushli.org.

USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI Scholarship Opportunities & iPad Contest

USHLI iPad Contest To enter the iPad Contest, simply complete the online CreditSmart® training module titled "Your Credit and Why it is Important." Just by registering for the course and answering a six-question follow-up survey, you will be entered for a chance to win a free iPad from USHLI. The program will run from September 1, 2014 to June 1, 2015. The winners will be notified by email on a quarterly basis.   Dr. Juan Andrade Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders USHLI has awarded over 1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino students. With affordability being one of the main reason many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI  tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. Every year USHLI grants rising Latino leaders a scholarship and  the opportunity to attend the USHLI National Conference in February.The scholarship deadline is December 31, 2014.   RMHC® /HACER® National Scholarship   RMHC®/HACER®, part of the U.S. Ronald McDonald House Charities® Scholarship Program, is one of the largest college scholarships for Hispanic students. It provides financial assistance to graduating high school seniors who face limited access to educational and career opportunities. Students are selected based on demonstrated academic achievement, financial need, and community involvement. The scholarship deadline is January 20, 2015.        Denny's Hungry For Education™ Scholarship Denny's Hungry for Education (HFE) is a multicultural scholarship program targeting students from high school through college and is designed to recognize and encourage academic accomplishments. The program will award more than $200,000 in scholarships to deserving high school and college students for their ideas to help Denny's fight childhood hunger. The scholarship deadline is April 30, 2015.  For more information, please contact  Victoria Villalpando at vvillalpando@ushli.org

Ulises Ornelas Jose Magaña & Jacqueline Torres Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Ulises Ornelas Jose Magaña & Jacqueline Torres Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Ulises Ornelas Jose Magaña and Jacqueline Torres. Ulises is a senior at the University of St. Francis and majoring in Social Science and History. Jaqueline is a freshman attending University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and majors in Liberal Arts & Sciences.  Click on their picture to see their short video.              USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Berto Aguayo & Estafania Perez Luna Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Berto Aguayo & Estafania Perez Luna Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Berto Aguayo and Estafania Perez Luna. Berto is a sophomore at Dominican University and majoring in Political Science and Economics. Estafania is a sophomore attending the University of Illinois at Chicago, and is a pre-medicine student.  Click on their picture to see their short video.                  USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Jorge Pacheco & Clarissa Carrillo Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships.

USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training. 

Two of our scholarship recipients are Jorge Pacheco and Clarissa Carrillo. Jorge is a freshman at DePaul University and majoring in Biology. Clarissa is a junior attending Emporia State University and majoring in Economics. 

Click on their picture to see their short video. 

           

USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 500,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars.

In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Carlos Espinoza, Jr. & Stephanie Arciga Najar Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Carlos Espinoza, Jr. & Stephanie Arciga Najar Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Carlos Espinoza Jr. and Stephanie Arciga Najar. Carlos is a junior at the Lewis University and majoring in Aviation Administration. Stephanie is a sophomore attending Linfield College and majoring in Nursing.  Click on their picture to see their short video.                       USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Rhett Partida & Maria De La Luz Magaña Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Rhett Partida & Maria De La Luz Magaña Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Rhett Partida and Maria De La Luz Magaña. Rhett is a junior at the University of Rochester and majoring in Biology. Maria is a freshman attending Ivy Tech Community College, and majors in Accounting.  Click on their picture to see their short video.                        USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Angel Salgado Raymundo & Diana Bandera Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Angel Salgado Raymundo & Diana Bandera Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Angel Salgado Raymundo and Diana Bandera. Angel is a sophomore at the Iowa State University and majoring in Psychology. Diana is a sophomore attending DePaul University, and majors in Business Administration with a minor in Spanish.  Click on their picture to see their short video.                           USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.

Udell Calzadillas Chávez & Yaritsa Carrasco Receive $1,000 Scholarships

Udell Calzadillas Chávez & Yaritsa Carrasco Receive $1,000 Scholarships

USHLI has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships and internships to Latino college students. With affordability being one of the main reasons many Latinos are unable to complete their post-secondary education or training, USHLI tries to help students stay in school and graduate by raising money for scholarships. USHLI is proud to partner with the Ford Blue Oval Scholars program. Twenty (20) Latino students attending 17 colleges or universities in 8 states have been selected to receive scholarships in 2014. Students must demonstrate strong leadership potential and the need for financial support must be equally strong.  Also, additional consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to graduate high school or the first to pursue post-secondary education or training.  Two of our scholarship recipients are Udell Calzadillas Chávez and Yaritsa Carrasco. Udell is a sophomore at the University of New Mexico and majoring in Political Science and Spanish, with a minor in Latin American Studies. Yaritsa is a junior attending National Louis University, and majoring in Human Services with a focus in Psychology.  Click on their picture to see their short video.                     USHLI continues to be the premier national organization empowering Latino youth by engaging students in nonpartisan civic participation and leadership development, and promoting education. Over 490,000 high school and college students have participated in USHLI's education programs including Students for an Educated Democracy, Citizens for an Educated Democracy, Student Leadership Series, Collegiate Leadership Development, Grassroots Leadership Development, and 21st Century Leaders/MillerCoors Scholars. In addition, USHLI has registered over 2.3 million new voters and published over 425 studies and reports on Latino demographics. In 2012 USHLI was recognized as the National Organization of the Year.