Congratulations to this years winners!
Each of the following were selected for $2500 each to attend school following graduation. Congratulations to all of the winners and parents/members of the winners. Thank you for your efforts in making this happen during this pandemic and unexpected time.
Winners are: Emily Evers (Dave Evers), Zeb Carty (Gerald Carty), Paige Zuidema (Todd Zuidema), Mathew Power (Robert Power), Giovanni Valentine (Robert Valentine), Taevis Kolz (Peter Kolz), Debryana Williams (Christopher Williams) and Natalie Trudell (John Trudell).
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RICHARD "DIK" DAYS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
In the spirit of Brother Richard “Dik” Days’ impact on our communities at large, we are proud to offer this year’s scholarship. We will provide financial assistance to Connecticut residents who are enrolled full-time in an undergraduate program. Currently we award $1,000 to two students who submit a completed application. The students’ references, financial need, and primarily the substance of their essay contribute to us making a final decision as to who will be awarded a scholarship. Our scholarship is not predicated on area of studies, therefore it can be used where needed. The Richard “Dik” Days Scholarship Fund was created through UAW Region 9A and The Coalition of Black Trade Unionist (CBTU) Connecticut Chapter in collaboration with the Days family in 2010. Richard Adam ‘Dik’ Days was a labor educator for the UAW. Prior to his retirement he was the Education & Civil Rights Director for the UAW Region 9A. He was a rigorous trade unionist, political activist and community advocate. Brother Days had an impact on many lives and helped us better understand our role in the Union and the communities in which we serve. ===================================================== OTHER SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION ScholarshipsGrants.US USA GRANT APPLICATIONS Our membership fee comes with a GUARANTEE. If you do not qualify for funding for which you are eligible, your entire payment will be refunded to you immediately. Either you find funding that suits your situation, or you pay nothing! All you do is provide our support staff with the funding agency you applied to and the response you received, and your fee will be refunded immediately. | JOHN F. SAFFOMILLA AND E. ROY COLVILLE SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE: APRIL 28, 2023 Eligibility to apply for these scholarship awards is limited to graduating high school seniors whose parent or legal guardian is a Local 571 member in good standing. Applications for the scholarship awards for 2023 are available from your Grievance Representative. WORKERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
DEADLINE: APRIL 1, 2021 ===================================================== DEADLINE is JAN 31, 2020 2021 application is now closed. Awards will be announced the first week of June. 2022 application will be available in mid-June. CLICK HERE for more information |