Class of 1968 and Friends Endowed Scholarship Fund
Established in 2018 through the generosity of the SUNY New Paltz Class of 1968 upon the 50th anniversary of their graduation, and the Zoo Wing of Bouton Hall, this scholarship is intended to assist student who demonstrate and exemplify the “Spirit of the Sixties” from a modern day perspective who engage in creative problem solving focused on social, educational and personal change. Eligible students will be rising sophomores, juniors or seniors. Applicants must submit a statement from a SUNY New Paltz office or non profit confirming that a minimum of 30 hours of documented volunteer service was completed in the past 12 months leading up the application of the scholarship. Additionally students should have demonstrated membership in any official campus student organization, student government or club. A co-curricular transcript or resume outlining volunteer services and leadership involvement is requested. Applicants will also need to complete an essay describing an “epiphany” you experienced about yourself, the College or the community that led to your working to make positive changes.
- Award
- varies (up to 2000)
- Scopes
- General Scholarships, Undergraduate
- Deadline
- 04/08/2024
- Supplemental Questions
- Please submit an brief essay describing an "ephiphany" you experiened about yourself, the College, or the community that led you to your working to make positive changes. These changes may be related to, but not limited to, your social and personal life, class or other aspects of academics, residence experiences (on or off campus), the school, the community or even the world. Some examples of change activities would be volunteer work, involvement in open forums emphasizing free speech, starting non-profits, or forming groups or clubs.
- Please up load a statement from a SUNY New Paltz office or Non-Profit organization confirming the completion of 30 service hours.
- Please up load a copy of your co-curricular transcript or resume outlining your volunteer work and leadership involvement.