Integrity Scholarship $1000

NSCS is proud to present the Integrity Scholarship which is awarded to NSCS members who demonstrate a commitment to integrity. $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to members who participate in the online contest during Integrity Week. Participants will have to demonstrate true commitment to integrity through on-campus challenges.

Key Dates:

Application Opens: February 6, 2011
Application Closes: February 10, 2012
Notification Date: February 15, 2012

Eligibility

Must have at least a 3.4 GPA
Must be an NSCS member in good standing
Must be enrolled in an undergraduate program in an accredited institution
Must have a completed member profile. Click here to log in and complete your profile now

Please Note

All checks will be disbursed directly to your school
Essay responses may be used by NSCS for varying purposes
If selected, necessary information must be received by NSCS within two weeks of notification date or scholarship will be forfeited
NSCS reserves the right to change any aspect of this scholarship at any time with or without notice

Apply for the 2012 Integrity Award:

One (1) $100 scholarship will be awarded on a daily basis for each day during Integrity week (February 6 - 10). To participate, please download the I-Guy here and submit a photo of him demonstrating each of the integrity acts below to our Facebook Fan Page (http://www.facebook.com/nscs94) . The most creative response each day will be given a $100 book scholarship. Be creative! At the end of the week, one student who best demonstrates all types of integrity will be selected for a $500 scholarship. You must participate on the day the integrity challenge is posted to be considered for the scholarship and must participate in all days for the final integrity scholarship of the week. Please add the following to each posted picture: I stand for #Integrity

Monday: Academic Integrity

Tuesday: Relationship Integrity

Wednesday: Civic Integrity

Thursday: Environmental Integrity

Friday: Personal Integrity

Congratulations to the 2012 Integrity Award Recipients

		"Integrity week is such an amazing aspect of NSCS. It really makes one think about the integrity they possess. Participating in integrity week has made me more aware of integrity and its power to make myself and the world better. To me, receiving this scholarship means that standing for integrity and expressing it, whether through actions or simply acknowledging its importance, does go noticed by those around you and it is great to know that I can be recognized for it." -Breeah Araiza, University of California Riverside

		"I've never had as much fun applying for a scholarship as I did for NSCS integrity week. It challenged me to think of the most creative ways in which I could get my views across. All of the submissions I saw were amazing, and I am honored to be one of the chosen winners. I can't wait until next year"- Geneal Chichester, Bighamton University

		"Upon finding out that I won the Integrity Scholarship for Environmental Integrity, I clicked my heels and did a little jig of happiness. This scholarship will make the burden of buying textbooks a little lighter when next semester rolls around. So thank you, NSCS, for supporting my continuing education!"- Shay Quigley, East Carolina University

		"I am so excited that I have won the Integrity Scholarship for 2012. I worked really hard to produce the best and most creative representation of integrity. I had looked at the previous year’s winners and saw that all of them were drawings of the I-Guy. I am not particularly good at drawing but I love photography. Therefore, I decided to tell a story through photographs. This scholarship could not have come at a better time either. I am a sophomore trying to figure out how to pay the increasing costs to attend my university and this $500 will help me so much. I am so happy that my creativity won a scholarship and that this scholarship was not based on who you knew, amount of money, or how prestigious your university is. I won purely on creativity which makes me feel proud of my accomplishment."- Colleen Dedalis, University of Evansville