SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION NIGHT
Washington State University Vancouver will be hosting a scholarship information night on Tuesday, December 5th from 6-7 pm at the WSUV Campus in the Dengerink Administration Building -Room 110.
This informative evening is FREE and open to all no matter which college you decide to attend.
This evening will include:
*Where to find the best scholarships
*Tips on how to write award-winning essays
*Helpful tips from prior award winners
Every year Camas High School gives out $2000 in scholarships for music lessons under the Bryan Beale Memorial Foundation.
If you want to learn an instrument, participate in a music camp, or take a music class but need help with the funding, fill out the attached application.
Applications are due November 30.
For questions, see Mr. Chessin in the choir room.
VOLUNTEER HOURS
Meals on Wheels is looking to fill volunteer spots at New Seasons Market in Fisher’s Landing or Chuck’s Produce on Mill Plain the week before Thanksgiving from
Nov. 17-Nov. 22nd
Each shift is 2-hours but you are welcome to sign up for more than one shift.
Please check out the link for each store to sign up. Each volunteer will register for a spot and provide a mobile number for contact. Upon arrival for your 2-hour shift, please check in with any store employee.
New Season’s Market Fisher’s Landing store:
https://mowp.volunteerhub.com/lp/nsmfisherslanding/events
Chuck’s Produce Mill Plain store:
Join us for an exciting book club!
Book: The Financial Aid Handbook: Getting the Education You Want for the Price You Can Afford, written by two college admissions counselors with 80 years of experience
Where: CHS North Commons
When: Thursday, November 2 & Thursday, November 16
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
What: This book club is a one-stop guide to the college selection process and covers…
How:
See you on November 2!
In honor of Veteran’s Day, S&VEN at the Clark County Food Bank will be held on Friday, November 10 (Veteran’s Day Holiday). They will provide two fast, fun, food repack opportunities featuring music, a photo booth, and lunch. Throughout the entire event, they are sharing hunger-related facts and work to inspire participants to continue to serve within their community.
For additional information and how to register, see the attached flyer.
Every year the Voice of Democracy Program offers more than $2 million dollars in scholarships and incentives to students from 9-12th grade. To apply for one of their many opportunities you need to record an audio essay answering their theme of “My vision for America” and fill out their entry form. Submission requirements and entry form can be found here:Voice Of The Democracy Scholarship Information
They are offering this workshop at various times throughout the Fall season. You are expected to learn the following:
*Different ways to pay for college-Grants, loans, savings, scholarships & work.
* Which money is free and which needs to be paid back
*Important forms, dates and deadlines
*Scholarship Strategies and much more!
The events will be held the following dates:
Wednesday, September 27th at 6pm
Thursday, October 12th at 7:30pm
Tuesday, October 24th at 6pm
Wednesday, November 15th at 6pm
Saturday, December 9th at 3pm
You can access all of this information and more at the following website:WSU-Vancouver Fall Financial Aid Workshops
College Goal WA is a free event to help families file and complete a FAFSA or WASFA. This event will be held at Clark College and is open to the public regardless of where students are considering attending college.
This year’s College Goal Washington event will include:
FAFSA/WASFA Completion Lab
Presentations on-Resources for DREAMers
Scholarships
Succeeding in College
Financial Literacy
Details about the Event:
Date: Saturday, October 21, 2017
Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Location: Scarpelli Hall, Clark College Main Campus
Seniors, Do you have an interest or desire to work in the field of Automotive Technology?
The Clark College Automotive Department welcomes students and their families to learn about our Dealer Ready Automotive Technology programs. The event will be held on Thursday, October 26th from 6-8 pm. With a program history that spans more than 40 years, They have received community recognition for producing top-tier automotive technicians with our focus on hands-on learning and partnerships with dealerships that include Toyota, Honda, Dick Hannah, and Audi.
Tour our 14,000 square foot facility, meet with faculty and staff, and learn about our certificate and associate degree options.
The event will feature opportunities to connect with dealership managers and professional technicians to find about career opportunities. Food and refreshments will be available.
RSVP to this event at the provided link: RSVP
Friday, October 20th we will have representatives from Portland State University and Washington State University-Vancouver on campus During A and B Lunches.
