2018 NSRW Scholarship Winners
NSRW is pleased to announce that Allison Rodriguez and Caroline Leigh, graduating seniors at Montgomery High School, and Maggie Dorris, graduating senior at Willis High School, have each been awarded a 2018 NSRW scholarship.
Allison Rodriguez:
Allison holds a 3.8 GPA and is graduating in the top 7% of her class. Her academic accomplishments, charitable endeavors, work ethic, and athletic abilities make her a well rounded young lady. She serves as the president of both the National Charity League and the MHS Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the district winning FFA Floral Design Team, the MHS Art Club, MHS Spanish Honor Society, MHS Best Buddies, and a FCCLA Advocacy winner as well as working part time. Allison is a driven individual. She along with her research partner drafted and presented a resolution at the Republican Pct #38 Convention asking for the lengthening of the statute of limitations for reporting teen dating violence. She will be providing testimony for it at the Republican Party State Convention in June. Allison will attend Texas Tech University in the fall where she will study Public Relations. She plans to eventually receive her law degree and work in philanthropy and non profit.
Maggie Dorris:
On top of graduating in the top 5% of her class, Maggie maintains a 3.9 GPA. Maggie pursues knowledge and works extremely hard at all of her undertakings. During her senior year she served as the president of the WHS Young Republicans as well as the Student Body President for the Student Council. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. She has volunteered her time for the NSRW Candidate Forum, the Lone Survivor Foundation, and the Never Quit Foundation and was part of the Host Committee for the Lt. Col. Allen West event. She will also attend Turning Point USA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit for young conservative women in June. Maggie will attend Texas A&M in the Fall and plans to study business. She has an entrepreneurial spirit and hopes to own her own business in the future.
Caroline Leigh:
Caroline will graduate in the top 15% of her class and maintains a 3.66 GPA. Caroline has an energy about her that is contagious. This positive energy makes her a natural leader. She currently serves as the Class President of Student Council as well as of the MHS Young Republicans. She is also a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. She has volunteered at the NSRW Candidate Forums, has traveled to Memphis and Haiti on missions with her church, and serves in the Montgomery Monarchs National Charity League. Caroline will attend Texas A&M and plans to study nursing.
Allison Rodriguez:
Allison holds a 3.8 GPA and is graduating in the top 7% of her class. Her academic accomplishments, charitable endeavors, work ethic, and athletic abilities make her a well rounded young lady. She serves as the president of both the National Charity League and the MHS Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the district winning FFA Floral Design Team, the MHS Art Club, MHS Spanish Honor Society, MHS Best Buddies, and a FCCLA Advocacy winner as well as working part time. Allison is a driven individual. She along with her research partner drafted and presented a resolution at the Republican Pct #38 Convention asking for the lengthening of the statute of limitations for reporting teen dating violence. She will be providing testimony for it at the Republican Party State Convention in June. Allison will attend Texas Tech University in the fall where she will study Public Relations. She plans to eventually receive her law degree and work in philanthropy and non profit.
Maggie Dorris:
On top of graduating in the top 5% of her class, Maggie maintains a 3.9 GPA. Maggie pursues knowledge and works extremely hard at all of her undertakings. During her senior year she served as the president of the WHS Young Republicans as well as the Student Body President for the Student Council. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. She has volunteered her time for the NSRW Candidate Forum, the Lone Survivor Foundation, and the Never Quit Foundation and was part of the Host Committee for the Lt. Col. Allen West event. She will also attend Turning Point USA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit for young conservative women in June. Maggie will attend Texas A&M in the Fall and plans to study business. She has an entrepreneurial spirit and hopes to own her own business in the future.
Caroline Leigh:
Caroline will graduate in the top 15% of her class and maintains a 3.66 GPA. Caroline has an energy about her that is contagious. This positive energy makes her a natural leader. She currently serves as the Class President of Student Council as well as of the MHS Young Republicans. She is also a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. She has volunteered at the NSRW Candidate Forums, has traveled to Memphis and Haiti on missions with her church, and serves in the Montgomery Monarchs National Charity League. Caroline will attend Texas A&M and plans to study nursing.
Scholarships were awarded at award's programs May 2, 2018 at Montgomery High School and May 15, 2018 at Willis High School.
North Shore Republican Women 2019 Scholarship Committee
Dianne Tompkins, Phyllis Rainey, Co-chairmen
North Shore Republican Women (NSRW) 2019 Scholarships
Members of the NSRW are offering four scholarships of $2,000.00 each to four Willis and/or Montgomery senior high school students. These scholarships are designed to provide financial support for college expenses to young men (a new addition this year) and women who plan to be or are involved with the Republican Party.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Graduating senior;
2. Attending college in the fall of 2019;
3. Active member of the Montgomery or Willis High School Young Republicans club;
4. GPA of 3.5 or higher;
5. A brief personal interview with the NSRW Scholarship Committee;
6. Two brief letters of recommendation – one from an adult (not a relative) who can attest to your character and interests, and one letter from a different adult who can verify your academic achievements including your GPA. Please do not include “to whom it may concern” form letters;
7. One double spaced page (or less) relating to why you think that you should be awarded this scholarship;
8.A small current photo of yourself attached to your application.
Please use the provided Scholarship Application Form to complete that portion of the application. Use additional pages if necessary. Leave your completed application in the Counselor’s Office. All Scholarship Application Forms must be turned in to the Counselor’s Office no later than by end of school day on Friday, March 29, 2019.
Dianne Tompkins, Phyllis Rainey, Co-chairmen
North Shore Republican Women (NSRW) 2019 Scholarships
Members of the NSRW are offering four scholarships of $2,000.00 each to four Willis and/or Montgomery senior high school students. These scholarships are designed to provide financial support for college expenses to young men (a new addition this year) and women who plan to be or are involved with the Republican Party.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Graduating senior;
2. Attending college in the fall of 2019;
3. Active member of the Montgomery or Willis High School Young Republicans club;
4. GPA of 3.5 or higher;
5. A brief personal interview with the NSRW Scholarship Committee;
6. Two brief letters of recommendation – one from an adult (not a relative) who can attest to your character and interests, and one letter from a different adult who can verify your academic achievements including your GPA. Please do not include “to whom it may concern” form letters;
7. One double spaced page (or less) relating to why you think that you should be awarded this scholarship;
8.A small current photo of yourself attached to your application.
Please use the provided Scholarship Application Form to complete that portion of the application. Use additional pages if necessary. Leave your completed application in the Counselor’s Office. All Scholarship Application Forms must be turned in to the Counselor’s Office no later than by end of school day on Friday, March 29, 2019.
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