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COE APPEAL FUND DEADLINE WED (5/19)
We just wanted to remind you of the COE APPEAL FUND DEADLINE coming up on Wednesday, May 19 (see more information below).
The College of Education Appeal Fund Scholarship seeks to provide relief to those students facing financial obstacles to education brought on by the pandemic or other life events. Financial challenges include but are not limited to tuition account holds, licensure exam registration fees, background check fees, and technological needs. Please note that while there is an essay requirement, the short essay serves as a method for students to self-identify financial need; therefore, writing composition will not be a factor in determining scholarship award results.
We encourage you to apply if you are experiencing financial difficulties. You can find more information here: https://depaul.academicworks.com/opportunities/35523
ISCA Conferences
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ISCA Annual Conference — Nov. 1-2 |
IACAC — Sharing the Dream Conference — May 19, 2021 — Virtual and Free
IACAC
According to the Migration Policy Institute, approximately 98,000 undocumented students graduate from high school annually in the US. The financial, social, and legal challenges faced by college-ready, undocumented students are momentous. Join us for the 7th annual Sharing the Dream Conference and learn, first-hand, how you can better advocate for and support undocumented students as they overcome barriers on the path to a college degree and beyond. At this virtual conference, you will hear from knowledgeable speakers, receive helpful resources, and connect with other advocates. Whether you are a teacher, professional school counselor, school or district administrator, admissions or student affairs professional, or simply aspiring to be a better ally and advocate, this conference is designed to help you make a greater impact to empower undocumented students.
Mental Health in AAPI Communities: Overcoming the Stigma
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, We would like to invite you to a panel discussion on Mental Health in AAPI Communities: Overcoming the Stigma today, Tuesday May 18, at 5:30pm (central). Please join us!
Registration Link: http://tinyurl.com/2H6WNR5B
ISCA Professional Development Webinar
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Professional Development Webinar
Self-Care and Mindfulness:
A DuPage Counselor’s
Roundtable Event Friday, April 23rd, 2021 8:30-10:30 am
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Sponsored by the
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Teen Wellness Workshop
One of our amazing alumni, Nell Langer, who graduated last year, is offering a free virtual wellness workshop for teens on March 24! It takes place a week before spring break for CPS schools, and the time is from 4:30-6:00pm so students could attend after school. Feel free to share with your students who may benefit from some much-needed mindfulness (See flyer below)!
Richard J. & Joan M. Meister Endowed Scholarship for Community-based Service Learning
The Richard J. Meister Scholarship lies in the tradition of DePaul scholars who critically reflect on societal issues and problem solving methods to achieve societal goals and engage in service within the local and/or global community.
The Irwin W. Steans Center for Community-based Service Learning at DePaul University invites current DePaul students to apply for the Richard J. Meister Scholarship. The Meister Scholarship is an award of $1,500 for DePaul University students for the 2019-2020 academic year. Applicants should have prior experience doing community-based work, assisting individuals served by community-based organizations, advocating for causes, or other experience that demonstrates commitment to civic engagement. All DePaul students are eligible, with a special consideration for students ages 25 and older.
Deadline 03/10/2021
Supplemental Questions
1. Please upload a current resume that demonstrates your commitment to issues of social justice, community service and responsibility, and academic excellence.
2. Please upload a cover letter (not to exceed one page) that describes how you heard about the scholarship, details your background, and explains why you feel you are the right fit for the scholarship.
3. Please upload your latest Unofficial DePaul University Transcript for coursework verification. You can find your unofficial transcript through: Campus Connect —> Academic Records —>View Unofficial Transcript.
4. In no more than 400 words, please describe your prior experience doing community-based work, assisting individuals served by community-based organizations, advocating for causes, or other experiences that demonstrate your commitment to civic engagement. What is your motivation for doing such work, and how do you see this work contributing to addressing issues of social inequality and/or social injustice?
5. In a maximum of 300 words, please describe your career and professional goals. What role will your DePaul education play in helping you achieve these goals? How will your service and/or advocacy work contribute to these future goals?
6. Please provide any additional information you feel is relevant to demonstrating your commitment to civic engagement.
7. Please request a letter of recommendation from a DePaul University faculty member who can comment on your character and academic performance. Please enter the name and e-mail of your reference to send the request.
8. Please request a letter of recommendation from someone who can comment on your contribution to your community. Please enter the name and e-mail of your reference.