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Dr. Effie H. Jones Humanitarian Award
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| Scholarships or student grants level |
Undergraduate
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Countries where scholarship
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United States - New York /
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Universities where scholarships or
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City University of New York System /
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Countries which are eligible
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United States of America /
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| Scholarships or student grants program description |
The Dr. Effie H. Jones Humanitarian Award honors leadership in educational equity and excellence. Those recognized must be AASA members who evidence commitment to the advancement and mentorship of women and minorities in positions of leadership and/or demonstrate a commitment to address social justice issues among children, youth and adults in schools. Dr. Jones was a school administrator, teacher, counselor, organizer of the Office of Minority Affairs at AASA and a champion of women and minorities in educational leadership. Equity and opportunity were the hallmark of her life work and closing the academic, health and social gap between the children who have and those who don’t was one of the cardinal intents of her rigorous efforts to increase the numbers of women and minority school system leaders. She created both a space where minority and women educators could and be nurtured, supported, mentored, challenged and where the differing needs of children could be addressed. Because of her commitment to equity and excellence the field of school leadership is richer, more complex, and more accessible to a wide range of qualified educators and AASA’s focus on vulnerable children and youth is sharp and unrelenting.
Eligibility
The award is open to any AASA member who meets the criteria. The deadline for nominations is Monday September 14, 2009. Recipients will be notified of the honor by October 30, 2009. This award will be presented at AASA’s National Conference on Education, February 11 – 13, 2010 in Phoenix, AZ. Award recipient(s) must be present at the ceremony.
Nomination Procedures
All nominations are reviewed and winners selected by a committee appointed by AASA's president. Entries are judged based on how closely they match award criteria.
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Study fields funded by
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Non Subject Specific /
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| Official scholarships or student grants website: |
click here to go to the official website
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| Official scholarship or student grants email: |
mseidou@aasa.org
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Scholarships
Junior Fulbright Program
United States
Ford Foundation International Fellows Program
Worldwide
Rotary Fellowships
Global Network of Community Volunteers
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| Student grants |
Rapson Scholarship
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Herman and Mollie Eagle Scholarship
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Complementary Therapies ELQ Scholarship
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HAMSA - Dream Deferred Essay Contest
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Sam Gallant Memorial Scholarship
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Stanley & Janet Zisk Scholarship
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The Raymond V. Czerwinski Engineering Memorial Scholarship
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2010 CUNY Thomas Tam Scholarship
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Ethel Louise Armstrong Foundation Scholarship
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MICHAEL J. CEFALO, ESQ. SCHOLARSHIP
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THE LUZERNE FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
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| Universities |
Kent State Geauga, United States- Ohio, Burton
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Antioch University, United States- Ohio, Yellow Springs
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The Georgia Institute of Technology, United States- Georgia, Atlanta
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Elizabethtown College, United States- Pennsylvania, Elizabethtown
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Edgewood College, United States- Wisconsin, Madison
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University of Wisconsin - Waukesha, United States- Wisconsin, Waukesha
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Eastern Arizona College, United States- Arizona, Willcox
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University Of Louisville, United States- Kentucky, Louisville
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ATI Career Training Center, United States - Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
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Belmont University, United States - Tennessee, Memphis
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Stephens College, United States - Missouri, Columbia
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