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Scholarship ProgramASQ Washington, DC Section Scholarship Purpose To encourage and support the study of quality concepts and disciplines by undergraduate students in local colleges and universities. The study of quality may be focused in a major or concentration, or may be part of a more general study of another discipline. Eligibility Matriculating students in good standing in two-year and four-year academic programs. Students must be enrolled and planning to take at least one course related to quality concepts and disciplines. Amount Scholarships to two-year students will be in the amount of $500 per semester, and scholarships to four-year students will be in the amount of $750 per semester. The minimum number of scholarships will be one each for two-year and four-year students. Application Written application indicating status in academic program, education objectives, and course(s) in quality that will be taken. Endorsement by academic department chair is required. Applications for the fall semester are due by April 30 and for the spring semester are due by October 31. Selection One selectee each for a two-year and four-year program. Selection by the Section Executive Board after Scholarship Committee has reviewed applications and recommended selectees. One primary and two alternates will be selected for each category. Administration Minutes of Executive Board meetings will document selection. Funds will be disbursed by the Section Treasurer in the name of the selectee and the institution. Scholarship Committee will maintain contact with the selectee department chair to ensure attendance and completion of courses. Scholarship Committee chair will take actions specified in ASQ Policy G-55, Establishment of Scholarships. Continuation Support will continue for at least one year and may be extended for a longer period so long as a selectee pursues his/her stated objective and continues taking quality courses. The section is sufficiently solvent and the size of its membership has remained nearly constant, which should provide future funding for this scholarship. As part of the sectionís annual Section Management Planning (SMP) process, the Executive Board will evaluate whether to continue to fund the scholarship. Contact Information For further information or to submit an application, please contact: Norm Moreau Updated January 17, 2004
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