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AAUW-San FranciscoSilver Jubilee Scholarship Fund |
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The Silver Jubilee Scholarship Fund was established in 1916 to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the San Francisco branch of the American Association of University Women. The San Francisco branch, founded by Sarah Dix Hamlin, is the second oldest in the United States, and has pioneered the role of women in California education. Promoting higher education is a major goal of AAUW. The Silver Jubilee Scholarship Fund has assisted our branch in meeting this goal. Through the years, many AAUW-SF branch members have contributed to the Scholarship Fund. The largest bequest was made in 1982 by Mildred Bickel, and enabled the establishment of the Gordon Bickel Fund. This Fund has allowed the expansion of AAUW-SF's scholarship program. Purpose Of The ScholarshipThe Silver Jubilee Scholarship Fund is designed to help upper division and graduate school women complete their final year of study in an accredited college or university. There are no restrictions on the use of funds. Amount Of ScholarshipScholarships of $2,000 are awarded annually. Eligibility RequirementsYou are eligible if you are:
Application Requirements
If you decide to apply for the AAUW-SF Silver Jubilee Scholarship, please note that all of the following are required:
If you meet eligibility requirements, additional information may be required before scholarships are awarded. For further information, please refer to the Silver Jubilee Fund FAQ. If you would like additional information by email please contact Barbara Spencer. The Deadline For This Year's Scholarship Application is: February 28, 2009. |
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