The "Keeper of the Dream" Scholarship was established to increase
SUNY Fredonia's recruitment, retention and graduation rate of students
in general, and particularly underrepresented racial and ethnic groups
- African American, Latino/a, Asian American and Native American. The
scholarship program is structured to nurture students with strong academic
records through the transition to college, the development of leadership
skills and career exploration. Additionally, the program stresses student
leadership and a commitment to cultural pluralism.
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The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants offers scholarships
to minority accounting students. These scholarships are competitive merit
and need-based awards of up to $5,000 for students, who, in the opinion
of the AICPA's selection committee show significant potential to become
CPAs.
NASF seeks to improve the quality of life for Indian people through education.
Scholarships support high achieving American Indians in fields critical
to the economic, social, environmental, educational, and business development
of Indian Communities.
The Rosa Parks Scholarship Competition was designed to give students an
opportunity to make their statements, or to voice their opinions on the
subject of cultural pluralism in any way they wish. Established in 1989
by Dr. Vivian Garcia Conover, Associate Dean of General Studies and Director
of Academic Advising, this competition has undergone considerable growth.
Many students have presented their works to the Fredonia community through
this competition. This scholarship is funded through FSA and organized by our office. You may go here for more information.
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