Black Faculty & Staff Association Endowed Scholarship
The Black Faculty/Staff Association is interested in assisting under-represented, underserved students who are active in the black community and whose career plans will have an impact on the black community. Scholarship criteria: full or part-time students, at all academic levels, pursuing all majors, in all colleges, on all USF campuses. This scholarship is based on merit and financial need and can be awarded 2 semesters. Interested applicants should submit an essay addressing their academic and future career goals; current involvement and/or affiliations in the black community, how through their future career they will impact the black community, and their views on a current issue that specifically impacts people of color in the local, national and/or international community.
Rhea F. Law, USF President
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