The following items should be included with the winner’s essay: After the local chapter’s judging, send the winner from each age grouping to your Regional Representative. Each student will prepare her/his essay for National American Education Week based on the theme that has been selected by the National Board of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority. Each chapter may sponsor a student in each of the categories, ensuring that each one is judged within his/her correct age/school category. The National Essay Contest is open to all middle and high school students. National Essay Topic: “How Social Media Affects Teens”ĭEADLINE SUBMISSION – NOVEMBER 14th, 2021 Submit your essay on 8 1/2 x 11 inch white copy paper (one original and three copies)ĮVELYN D.Double-spaced typewritten pages (about 300-500 words).Compose an autobiographical essay based on your career aspirations, most significant leadership experiences, and your most significant achievements.A committee of non-partisan judges will judge all essays. Please email your submission packets to: Mail all original copies of the application packet to:ĩ. A 300-500 word autobiographical essay (see guidelines below)ħ. Two letters of recommendations from either high school teachers, counselors, or principalĮ. Current official/certified academic transcript with SAT or ACT scoresĭ.
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Completed & Signed Scholarship Registration FormĬ. Completed & Signed Student Application Formī. The application packet must include the following:Ī. Submit the completed application packet to Gamma Chapter on or before February 18th, 2021. Must provide proof of enrollment before funds are allocated.Ħ. Must attend an accredited institution in the United States.ĥ. Plans to pursue a degree in a business related field of study.Ĥ. Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.ģ. Graduating Future Iota Leader (FIL) high school senior.Ģ. This year begins with a continued focus on “ Elevating by Leveling Up: Expanding the Sisterhood, Leadership and Service! I have great enthusiasm about the programs and projects our Committee Chairs are working on that aligns with the focus.1. I appreciate you and I am extremely grateful for every expression of support and Emerald love throughout 2022, and especially during the holiday season. Thank you Sorors for helping to “untangle” the many challenges. I think that this quote, although fitting for the time, did not take into account the great challenges we all faced the past few years. Maya Angelou, “ I’ve learned that you can tell a lot about a person by the way he manages these three things : a rainy day, lost luggage, and tangled Christmas tree lights.” It is with boundless joy that I greet you in the first month of the New Year 2023! Additionally, I want to thank my amazing Sorors for their vote of confidence electing me as their Chapter President. I stand humbly on their shoulders to carry out the aims and ideals of the Alpha Kappa Chapter. Parker, 18th Past Regional Director Linda Cannon, and presently, the 20th Southwestern Regional Director Ro setta Davis. I thank God first, then secondly, for the phenomenal leadership of our past Chapter President Carolyn Jones, 18th Past National President Lillian F.
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