To raise awareness as to the causes, consequences, and treatment of addiction, Seasons in Malibu, an addiction treatment center, is seeking to reward essay applicants $1,500 in scholarships- for students entering college or already enrolled in a higher education institution. The aim of the scholarship is to bring attention as to why addiction, in various forms, is becoming more prevalent in our society and how can we address the issue of an increasing number of people dealing with addiction. The scholarship is open to any major who can shed light on this issue. It may be a personal story that you can share or a more researched essay.

There will be 2 contest submission dates. To be eligible for the contest submit your essay by one the submission dates.

The Good Samaritan Scholarship is offered by the Connecticut Domestic Violence Information Center. This $1,000 scholarship will be given to a student who demonstrates the qualities of a good samaritan. are searching for a student who is willing to support and give to others. Good Samaritans are sympathetic and helpful, always turning up to help when most people would not.

The William C. Johnson Distinguished Scholarship recognizes academic excellence and outstanding service to the Society at the local, regional, and/or national level. Applications should demonstrate both academic achievement and campus, community, and chapter service; applicants should explain the relevance of their program of study to fostering the discipline of English, including literature, language, writing, and literacy. This scholarship requires applicants to submit, in addition to the application information and scholarship essay, a paper originally submitted as coursework and a declaration of authorship.

The Overcoming Obstacles Scholarship will be awarded $1,000 to a student who best describes a significant event or difficulty they have encountered, discusses how they overcome the challenge, the effect it had on them, and how they have used or will use what they learned along the way to support others in the future.

The George and Pearl Strickland Scholarship Fund is awarded for both undergraduate or graduate students with financial need pursuing a degree at the Atlanta University Center colleges.

College can be exhausting and taxing, impacting students' wellbeing and welfare. Auburn University researchers tracked 131 students for four years and discovered that a staggering 70% gained weight by graduation (an average of 12, and up to 37 pounds). The average number of students who were considered to be overweight rose from 18% to 31%. Gains in body fat content and waist circumference were observed by the researchers.

IVC (iVein.com), the trusted pioneer in vein disease prevention and treatment, recognizes the value of studying and maintaining healthier habits during the formative college years and is providing the iVein® Health and Wellness Scholarship to students who are committed to a lifetime of healthy habits.

The Self scholarship is our way of helping the next generation of entrepreneurs.

The Lounge Lizard Web Design Scholarship is only open to students attending school in the United States. Applicant must be a student at an accredited school, or be accepted to begin school at an accredited school within 6 months of application. Applicants can win the contest up to 2 times only.

The winner of the Lounge Lizard Web Design Scholarship will be determined by a selection committee set up by Lounge Lizard.

The winner will also be granted a design critique session with Ken Braun, for any project of your choosing.

The George and Lavinia Blick Research Fund was established to support research across the academic health center, and the scholar program has been used to recognize and support the outstanding research of junior faculty. The award honors health sciences, faculty, at the assistant professor level who have demonstrated growth toward achieving national or international recognition for their research, developed a record of obtaining external funding, and whose research is collaborative.

The George and Lavinia Blick Research Fund was established through a generous $2 million gift to be used to fund medical research on the MCV Campus.

The program honors health sciences, faculty, at the assistant professor level who have demonstrated growth toward achieving national or international recognition for their research, developed a record of obtaining external funding, and whose research is collaborative. Scholars receive $25,000 each year for four years to support their research.