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Turn your application packet into the Scholarship Office during posted office hours, or through the campus mail (or via the Scholarship Office at 1738 Pearl Street, mail-box located near the office door. Submit applications early,  since applications and documents must be into Scholarship Office on or before the deadline, February 1, 2008!.  Regular office hours are between, 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.  Monday - Thursday & Friday 8:00 am. - 1:00 p.m., but may vary during peak selection weeks.  For further information, you may contact the office at (310) 434-4290. Late applications may not be considered.

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Applications are reviewed for completeness, sorted by scholarship criteria, and forwarded to review committees and donors for consideration. Students are then matched up to a scholarship. Donors and Committees may or may not choose to interview candidates. If you are selected for an award requiring an interview, you will be contacted by postcard at the address listed on your application.  Contact the scholarship office immediately with changes of address or telephone number.

The interview committee will ask questions with regards to your educational goals and career plans.  Donors may participate on selection committees so you want to make a good impression. Try to relax. The committee members just want meet you personally, to find out a little bit more about you.  If you can't make an interview, call the Scholarship Office as soon as possible.  Usually there is only one opportunity to interview.  If you are unavailable for an interview, your application will be paper-screened.

All winners and non-winners will be notified by mail in May. Checks for students transferring to another institution will be mailed continuing will receive their award prior to the next enrollment period at Santa Monica College; proof of enrollment is required for all continuing students for summer (if attending) and fall 2008.  Incoming high school students will receive award check/s after proof of fall & spring enrollment.   A list of scholarship winners will be sent directly to both the Financial Aid and EOPS Offices.  If these awards affect your financial aid award package, you will receive a revised award letter. All scholarships are granted to fund tuition, fees, books and supplies, and any other educational expenses.

20pushbutton.gif (947 bytes)     Winners are required to write a thank you letter to receive the award. The letter should be mailed to the Scholarship office, and will be forwarded to the donor.

21pushbutton.gif (947 bytes)     Continuing students must submit a copy of their station "C" receipt for enrollment verification.  It  should show 12 units unless the award states that 6-9+ units for part-time students is acceptable.

22pushbutton.gif (953 bytes)     Transferring students must submit  thank you letter/s  in the name of the donor, to the Scholarship Office. In some cases proof of university acceptance letter/s will be required.

25pushbutton.gif (950 bytes)     Some organizations may require your attendance at a luncheon, at which time you will receive an award check.

21pushbutton.gif (947 bytes)    All verification materials must be submitted in advance and no later than 3 weeks after classes begin.

 Some awards are more than the I.R.S. minimum, and should be reported as income on your annual tax return. The threshold for non-wage income reporting is approximately $600 or more, however, please call the I.R.S. for current information.

 SCHOLARSHIP CALENDAR 

October 10, 2007             Scholarship Booklets and Applications Available

October - January           Orientation & Workshops/see booklet for dates & times

February 1, 2008             Scholarship Application & Personal Statement Deadline

February 19,  2008          All Verification letters & Recommendation letters due

Mid-May, 2008               Winners Notified by Mail

                                          Scholarship Ceremony-Location TBA

 

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Title   

Location

Call Number

Beckham’s Guide to Scholarships for Black And Minority Students

Reference

LB2337.2 .B43 2005

Big Book of Minority Opportunities

Reference

HD5724.D56 1997

College Blue Book: Scholarships, Fellowships,Grants and Loans v.5 

Reference

L901.C679 2001

College Board Scholarship Handbook

Reference

LB2338.C597 2005

College Student’s Guide to Merit & Other No-need Funding

Reference

LB2337.2. C656 2005-07

Financial Aid for African Americans

Reference

LB2338.F5643 2000-2003

Financial Aid for Asian Americans

Reference

LB2338.F5644 2001-2003

Financial Aid for the Disabled and  Their Families

Reference

LB2337.2.F58 2000-2002

Financial Aid for Hispanic Americans

Reference

LB2338.F5645 2001-2003

Financial Aid for Native Americans

Reference

LB2338.F5646 2001-2003

FinancialAidforVeterans,MilitaryPersonnelandTheir Dependents                                               

Reference

UB403.F47 2000-2002

Financial Aids for Women 2001-2003,  Directory   [Print Version]

Reference

LB2338.D564 2001-2003

Foundation Directory

Reference

AS911.A2 F65 2000

Hispanic Scholarship Directory

Reference

LB2338.H57 2000

Loans and Grants from Uncle Sam

Reference

LB2337.4.L62 2001-2002

Minority and Women’s Complete Scholarship Book          

Reference

LB2338.M56 1998

Peterson's College Money Handbook 2005

Reference

LB2337.2 .C65 2005

Peterson's Scholarship Almanac

Reference

LB2338 .P44 2005

Peterson’s Scholarships & Loans for Adult Students

Reference

LB2337.2 P466 2000X

Peterson’s Sports Scholarships  & Athletic Programs                                          

Reference

GV583.P39 v. 1998

Scholarship Book              

Reference

LB2337.2.C37 2004

Scholarships

Reference

LB2338.S347 2006

For more titles look in OPAC under the following headings: Scholarships, and Student Aid Peterson's College Money Handbook 2002 LB2337.2 .C65 2002;  Peterson's Scholarship Almanac LB2338 .P44 2002
 
Website & e-mail Information

SMC Website:www.smc.edu-link-to student life- scholarships   e-mail: mfierro@smc. edu

 

Websites

FastWeb
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Gates Millennium Scholars

 

 

SANTA MONICA COLLEGE FOUNDATION

The Santa Monica College Foundation advances the mission and goals of Santa Monica College by attracting contributions from individuals, businesses and foundations in support of the excellent education the College provides. We appreciate your participation in the Scholarship Program and welcome your involvement in other campus programs as well. For further information about making a contribution, please contact the Santa Monica College Foundation at (310) 434-4215.  

Santa Monica College Foundation  

 

Officers

Herb Katz, President

Patrick S. McCabe, Vice President/Treasurer

Pat Train Gage, Secretary

Dr. JoAnn McLin Ortiz, Executive Director

Board of Directors

Dr. Merle Arnold, Chair, SMC Physical Science Dept.                                 Pat Train Gage, SMC Theatre Arts Faculty                                  Ann Christie Petersen, Counselor
Susan J. Barrett   Whitney Green, Sr. VP, Walt Disney Productions/Walt Disney Pictures   LaTisha D. Starbuck, V.P., Mission and Ethics, St. John's Health Center
Brett Bartman, Assoc. VP, RBC Dain Rauscher   Terry Henry, COO, Vista Del Sol Health Services   Ava T. Shamban, M.D., Laser Institute for Dermatology & European Skin Care, Inc.
Samuel R. Biggs, President, Biggs and Company CPAs   Herb Katz, Robinson, Takahashi & Katz Assoc., Architects   Frank Stiefel, Exec. Producer/Exec. VP, Radical Media
Jerry Bloore, D.D.S., Doctor of Dentistry   Patrick S. McCabe, Exec. Dir., New Roads School   Sven Svendsen, Principal, Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall
Nancy Cattell, Esq.   Peter Darley Miller, Director, Radical Media   Joan Tamkin
Anita L. DeFrantz, President, Amature Athletic Fd. of L.A.                           Judy S. Neveau, Director, SMC Community Relations             Dr. Chui Tsang, Superintendent/President, Santa Monica College
Gail Flaum, Esq.   Carol Ouchi   William F. Werner, Jr., D.D.S., Doctor of Dentistry

 

 

Santa Monica College Board of Trustees

Dr. Susan Aminoff, Chair   

Rob Rader, Vice Chair

Judge David B. Finkel (Ret.)

Dr. Nancy Greenstein

Louise Jaffe

Dr. Margaret Quinones-Perez

Dr. Andrew Walzer

Adel Morad-Student Trustee

Dr. Chui L. Tsang            

                                                                                             

Superintendent/President

Dr. Chui Tsang

 

Foundation Office

Dr. Jo Ann McLin Ortiz

Jody Price

Rudy Ruiz

 

Scholarship Office

George Prather, Director Aux. Services

Marcia  Fierro, MA, Program Coordinator           

 

 

 


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