Scholarships

GRANTS, LOANS, AND STATE SCHOLARSHIPS

The federal financial aid application is used to apply for grants, loans, and the work-study program at colleges.  On-line applications are available October 1^st for the 2017-18 college year and require the parent to use their income tax return for the 2015 tax year in order to complete portions of the application, Application must be made by July 1^st.

The state of Louisiana also uses the federal financial aid application form to apply for the following TOPS scholarships (Application deadline for these programs is July 1^st):

TOPS-OPPORTUNITY:  MINIMUM 2.5 Core Curriculum GPA, MINIMUM 20 ACT COMPOSITE, and 19 CORE UNITS.  PAYS LOUISIANA PUBLIC TUITION.

TOPS-PERFORMANCE: MINIMUM 3.0 Core Curriculum GPA, MINIMUM 23 ACT COMPOSITE, and 19 CORE UNITS.  PAYS LOUISIANA PUBLIC TUITION PLUS $400 per year.

TOPS-HONORS:  MINIMUM 3.0 Core Curriculum GPA, MINIMUM 27 ACT COMPOSITE, and 19 CORE UNITS.  PAYS LOUISIANA PUBLIC TUITION PLUS $800 per year.

TOPS-TECHNICAL: MINIMUM 2.5 Core Curriculum GPA, MINIMUM 20 ACT COMPOSITE, and 17 CORE UNITS (OPTION I) or 19 CORE UNITS (OPTION II).  PAYS LOUISIANA PUBLIC TUITION ONLY.

COLLEGE SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS

Most of our state supported universities choose their recipients from outstanding high school graduates who file an application with the individual university, complete ACT testing by October or December of their senior year with a minimum composite score of 25, and have a minimum 3.0 GPA.  Students should have ACT scores sent directly to colleges.  Application forms can be obtained from the university’s scholarship and testing office.

Grambling University Ray D. Molo Alumni Chapter Book Stipend* Awarded to a graduating Calcasieu Parish senior who has a 2.5 GPA or better and plans to attend Grambling.  An essay is required.  Amount: $1,000        

Lady of the Lake Franciscan Scholars  Awarded each year to five incoming freshmen who demonstrate service and leadership abilities as well as competitiveness.  Must have a 3.5 GPA or better and a 22 ACT score.  An essay is required.   

Louisiana College Scholarships:  Seniors having an ACT composite of at least 25 or SAT total of 1150 and who have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in academic subjects are eligible to apply.  Persons meeting the criteria will be competing for the following scholarships:  Louisiana College Top 20 Scholars and Presidential Scholars

LSU Alumni Scholarship:  100 students are selected on the basis of grades plus ACT and/or National Merit Selection Index scores.  ACT scores should be 31 or better.  To apply, students must complete scholarship and admissions applications, an essay, and a list of activities and awards.

LSU Chancellor’s Leadership Scholarship Each year LSU awards the Chancellor’s Leadership Scholarship to approximately 100 entering freshmen.  Applicants must demonstrate excellent leadership skills and possess a commendable high school academic record.

LSU-Delta Chi Tiger Leaders Scholarship Awarded to a graduating high school male who plans to attend LSU.  Amount:  $1,000               

LSU Honor Scholarships:  Awarded to 500 students who are either a finalist or semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship Program or have an ACT composite of at least 26 with an “A” average in English and Math.  To apply, students must complete applications, an essay, and a list of activities and awards.

LSU Jared Rachel Memorial Scholarship-Phi Kappa Psi Awarded to a high school male that who will  attend LSU in the fall following high school graduation.  Selection based on GPA, community involvement and leadership.  Amount:  $500          

LSU LA-STEM Research Scholars Program This program was developed to increase the number of under-represented students seeking (Ph.D.) degrees in the STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).  Students must have a 3.5 – 4.0 GPA and a minimum ACT score of 24.  Applicant must be nominated by their high school based on academic excellence and extraordinary potential for scholarship success.  Interested students should see the senior counselor to be considered for this award.  Amount:  Valued at over $2,000/year.

LSU Sigma Phi Epsilon Balanced Man Scholarship * Male high school student entering college.  The criteria considered for this award is academics, leadership, athletics, and community service.  The amount of the award is $1,000. 

LSU Valedictorian Scholarship:  Students who are certified as valedictorian by their high school. Student must have a 4.0 or higher GPA.

Louisiana Tech:  Scholarships are offered through the General Scholarship program as well as scholarships in each of the five colleges:  Administration and Business, Applied and Natural Sciences, Education, Engineering and Science, and Liberal Arts.  

MSU Board of Supervisors Academic Scholarships:  Awarded to outstanding LA high school graduates based on a combination of high school grades and ACT/SAT scores.  Scholarships are $2,800(subject to change) per academic year.

McNeese Com-STEM Scholarship Eligibility requirements for this award include achieving a high score on the ACT/SAT, earning an excellent high school grade point average and pursuing the associate or bachelor’s degree in STEM disciplines at McNeese.

MSU Distinguished Achievement Award:  Available to incoming freshmen who have achieved academic and leadership success.  The award is typically $500-$1,500 per year (subject to change).

MSU Enrollment Management Scholarship:  Available to first-time McNeese attendees.  Selection is based on GPA, ACT, class rank, and/or other qualities which demonstrate the potential for success at the college level.

MSU H.C. Drew Foundation Scholarships:  Awarded to students who major in one of the following disciplines:  Accounting, Ag Sciences, Chemistry, Clinical Lab Science, Computer Information Technology, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Finance, Teacher Education, Engineering, Nursing, Nutrition and Family Studies, Paralegal Studies, Biological Sciences with a Premedicine Concentration, and Special Education.  Selection is made based on a combination of high school grades and ACT/SAT scores (subject to funding).

McNeese Honors College Scholarship:  Applicants must have at least a 3.4 GPA and 27 on ACT.  The award value:  Up to $34,784.

McNeese Orthopedic Disabilities Scholarship* Applicant must have a physician verified orthopedic disability, acceptable academic credentials, and applied for McNeese admissions.  Standardized test scores, grade point average, courses completed, extracurricular activities/participation and leadership positions/potential.

Nicholls University Louisiana Society of Professional Surveyors Education Foundation Scholarship  Awarded to a high school senior residing in Louisiana who is planning to pursue a career in surveying through the “Geomatics” program at Nicholls University.  Amount:  $4,000

Southeastern Louisiana University Leadership Scholarship  Graduating high school students planning to attend Southeastern Louisiana University, has a 2.5 GPA or above, has demonstrated strong leadership in their high school career, and plans to join a student organization at the college level and become an active member are eligible to apply for this scholarship.  Amount:  $500 for the first four semesters with an option for continued scholarships in later semesters.

Southern University Alumni Federation Lake Charles Chapter Book Stipend Award  The Lake Charles Chapter of the Southern University Alumni Federation awards a book stipend of $500 annually to a graduating high school senior.  Applicants must have a 2.5 GPA or above, an ACT score of at least 20, and plan to attend Southern University in the fall following high school graduation. 

Sowela Technical Community College Scholarships:  High school seniors that plan to attend Sowela Technical Community College after graduating from high school should contact the Financial Aid Director in the Financial Aid office.  The number is 491-2688.  Students may also visit this office before graduation and apply for a scholarship and financial aid.

Tulane Legislative Scholarship* Each Louisiana state senator and representative nominates one scholarship recipient each year who meets or exceeds the following criteria:  permanent resident of Louisiana and graduate of a Louisiana high school, 27 or higher composite ACT, ranked in top 25% of the graduating class, and admitted to a full-time undergraduate division of Tulane University.  To learn more about each legislator’s process for awarding his/her scholarship, contact your state legislature and provide a copy of your resume along with a cover letter expressing your interest in the scholarship.  You may access legislator contact information at http://www.legis.state.la.us/.  The value of the scholarship changes with tuition each year.  Receipt of the scholarship one year does not guarantee receipt of the scholarship in subsequent years.

Tulane Valedictorian Scholarship:  Students who are certified as a valedictorian by their high school.  The applicant must have a 4.0 GPA or higher.

INDUSTRY SCHOLARSHIPS

Listed below are the scholarships that are available to children of employees of these companies. 

Citgo Scholarship:  Seniors who are children of Citgo employees or retirees may apply.  Applicant must have a minimum 3.2 GPA.  Scholarship Value is $8,000.  Application must be obtained from Citgo.

Conoco/Phillips Scholarship:  Seniors who are children of Conoco employees and retirees may apply.  Application must be obtained from Conoco/Phillips.

Dyn-McDermott Scholarship:  Senior whose parent is an employee may apply.  Application must be obtained from Dyn-McDermott.

Firestone Tire and Rubber Scholarships:  Students whose parent is an employee of Firestone may apply.  Application must be obtained from the Firestone personnel office.

Pinnacle Scholarship:  Senior whose parent is an employee of Pinnacle may apply.  Applications must be obtained from Pinnacle.

Sasol Scholarship:  Senior whose parent is an employee of Sasol.  Applications must be obtained from Sasol.

Westlake Chemical Scholarship:  Senior whose parent is an employee may apply.  Applications must be obtained from Westlake Chemical. 

PRIVATE SCHOALRSHIPS

DELTA TECH

• $1,000
• Community service, transcript, photo, letters of rec
• Essay: Outline career goals
• Course options: paralegal, dental assistant, medical assistant, business management, accounting, information technology, computer application specialist, administrative assistant
• Deadline: apply early—limited number awarded each year

FFA SCHOLARSHIP

• $500 for FFA members or $1,000 for FFA state champion
• Must be in good standing with FFA and must be attending a Louisiana Community and Technical College
• Contact smart@cpsb.org for any questions or information
• Apply by checking the box on your college registration packet that asks if you were an FFA member
• Apply while registering for college any time

COURAGE TO GROW SCHOLARSHIP

• $500
• Special requirements: can apply each month
• Essay topic: Please explain in 250 words or less why you believe that you should be awarded this scholarship
• Contact Information: P.O. Box 2507 Chelan, WA 98816 United States, Phone: (509) 293-1978 
• How to submit: https://couragetogrowscholarship.com/
• Deadline: the end of every month

COLLEGE COVERED

• $5,000 from a random drawing
• Contact Information: visit DiscoverStudentLoans.com or call 1-800-STUDENT 
• How to submit: visit scholarship.collegecovered.com and follow the links and instructions to complete and submit the registration form including a valid email address. By entering this Sweepstakes, you will be opted in to receive email-marketing messages; however, if you have previously opted-out of receiving email marketing messages from Sponsor, you will not be added back to the email list. You automatically will receive one (1) entry into the applicable Entry Period drawing.
• Additional info: you can also get your name in more than once by earning bonus points. Refer to https://scholarship.collegecovered.com/rules.html/?affiliate_id=default details
• Deadline: the end of every month

IMAGINE AMERICA FOUNDATION

• $1,000
• Only for certain career and technical colleges (list on website)
• Submit through their mobile app
• https://www.imagine-america.org/applyforscholarships/
• Apply early

WORKFORCE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

• For those who want to pursue careers in support of industry in Southwest Louisiana
• Depending on individual needs, could cover tuition, training costs and other support services
• Apply year-round online at foundationswla.org

KYLE BROUSSARD FCA SCHOLARSHIP

• $1,000
• Special requirements: committed Christian, involved in FCA, plays a sport, minimum 3.0 GPA, letter of rec, proof of FCA membership
• Essay topic: 500-1000 word essay describing: How the student came to know Jesus Christ as his/her personal Savior; The role that Christianity plays in his/her daily life; The positive and profound impact that FCA has had on him/her.
• Contact Information: email ssanford@fca.org or dsanford@fca.org 
• How to submit: Mail to: SWLA FCA, RE: Scholarship Application, 4933 Fernwood Dr, Lake Charles, LA 70605
• Additional info: Come by counselor’s office for an application packet
• Deadline is March 22, 2019

SWLA HEALTH CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES

• $1,000
• Special requirements: Enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a full-time student in any accredited college or university and majoring in a Health Care related field, minimum GPA of 2.5
• Essay topic: Written two (2) page, typed, double spaced grammatically-correct essay to answer the question below. Why have you chosen to pursue a career in healthcare and what do to accomplish with your degree in healthcare?
• Contact Information: Dianna Ross at 337-312-2014 or email dross@swlahealth.org.
• How to submit: Attention: Scholarship Committee, 2000 Opelousas Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601
• Deadline is March 22, 2019

FIDM SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION

• $31,500
• Special requirements: register and then requirements will be emailed in October
• Contact Information: 800.262.3436 or 818.990.2241
• How to submit: http://fidm.edu/en/admissions/financial+aid/scholarships/national+scholarship+competition
• Additional info: Need to be majoring in Merchandising & Marketing, Beauty Industry Merchandising & Marketing, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Social Media, Visual Communications, Merchandise Product Development, Apparel Industry Management
• Deadline is March 29, 2019

MOSS BLUFF WOMEN’S LEAGUE

• $1,000
• Special requirements: 20 volunteer hours, female, zip code of 70611 for 50% or more of the school year, min 2.75 GPA, endorsement by a faculty member, admin or counselor
• Essay topic: Describe how volunteer or community service has shaped who you are today. Please include details on how this has impacted your community
• Contact Information: mbwomensleague@gmail.com
• How to submit: mail to Moss Bluff Women’s League, C/O Scholarship Program, 2757 Tioga Dr, Lake Charles, LA 70611; or email to mbwomensleague@gmail.com
• Additional info: you will turn in a transcript, an application, essay and signed endorsement
• Deadline is March 29, 2019

PEDESTAL BE INSPIRED SCHOLARSHIP

• $10,000 over a 4 year period
• Special requirements: 3.0 GPA, transcript
• Essay topic: 800-1000 words entitled “Community”, must reflect your value of community and current issues impacting your community, must be original
• Contact Information: Matthew Bowles at 337.460.2712
• How to submit: fill out application online https://www.pedestal.bank/applications/scholarship-application.html?step=k_7561849 and email essay portion to scholarships@pedestal.bank 
• Additional info: 1 recipient from Southwest LA, Pedestal employees and immediate relatives are not eligible, top 5 essays will result with a face-to-face interview
• Deadline is March 29, 20019

NRF’S NEXT GENERATION RETAIL SCHOLARSHIP

• 1 $25,000 and 4 $10,000
• Special requirements: an essay, personal brand video, two letters of recommendation, resume, headshot, school transcripts, (GPA) of 3.0 or above, prior or current experience working in a retail job or internship
• Essay topic: have to apply for essay topic
• Contact Information: email scholarships@nrf.com
• How to submit: https://nrfscholars.communityforce.com/Funds/Search.aspx#4371597136646D517975544F5976596D4E73384E69673D3D
• Deadline is March 29, 2019

UNIGO SUPERHERO SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,500
• Essay topic: "Which superhero or villain would you want to change places with for a day and why?" (250 words or less)
• Contact Information: Unigo, 220 NW Eighth Avenue, Portland, OR 97209
• How to submit: https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/superpower-scholarship
• Deadline is March 31, 2019

OPPU ACHIEVERS SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,500
• Special requirements: min 3.0 GPA,
• Essay topic: In 500 words or fewer, please tell us why you’re an achiever
• Contact Information: Email OppU@opploans.com
• How to submit: https://www.opploans.com/scholarship/
• Deadline is March 31, 2019

VERSIE WILLIAMS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,000
• Special requirements: completed application, 20 ACT, 2.5 GPA, transcript, passport quality photo
• Essay topic: (2 page minimum, double spaced, 12pt font) Describe the key ways that you have been able to achieve success both academically and socially. In your essay, include a discussion of some of the major obstacles you have faced and how you have been able to overcome them.
• Contact Information: Tammey Cook, Chairperson, at (337) 794-7019.
• How to submit: mail to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Scholarship committee, PO Box 321, Lake Charles, LA 70602-0321
• Additional info: applications are in counselor’s office
• Deadline is April 5, 2019

TOURNAMENT OF THE STARS SCHOLARSHIP

• unspecified amount but multiple Calcasieu recipients
• Special requirements: minimum 2.0 GPA, cover letter, app, transcript, ACT scores, two letters of rec
• Essay topic: (500 words) Why do you think you deserve the Israel McReynolds Scholarship?
• Contact Information: Karen Hardy, 337-274-1489
• How to submit: mail to Tournament of the Stars, Attention: Scholarship Committee, PO Box 1385, Lake Charles, LA 70602
• Additional info: applications can be picked up in counselor’s office
• Deadline is April 8, 2019

AFSA SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,000
• Special requirements: submit basic personal information online to enter
• Contact Information: American Fire Sprinkler Assn., 12750 Merit Drive, Suite 350, Dallas, TX 75251
• How to submit: https://www.afsascholarship.org/high-school-contest/
• Additional information: randomly selected by computer-generated drawing
• Deadline is April 1, 2019

CITGO INNOVATION SCHOLARS PROGRAM

• $2,000 renewable
• Special requirements: senior from CPSB, be majoring in one of the following areas of study: Accounting and Finance, Chemical, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Instrumentation, Management Information Systems (MIS), process Technology, Supply Chain Management, considering a career in the energy industry.
• Contact Information: Email: citgo@scholarshipamerica.org, Call: 1-507-931-1682 and ask for the CITGO Innovation Scholars Program
• How to submit: https://www.scholarsapply.org/citgo
• Deadline is April 15, 2019

ULRIC PRYCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,000
• Special requirements: minimum 2.5 GPA, rec, transcript, college acceptance letter, ACT scores, wallet photo, teacher rec
• Essay topic: 2 to 3 paragraphs stating why you fell that you would be a worthy recipient of the Dr. Ulric Pryce Memorial Scholarship
• Contact Information: P.O. Box 1102, Lake Charles, LA 70602, Tel: 337-377-7193
• How to submit: mail to Scholarship Committee, Zeta Psi Lambda Chapter, P.O. Box 1102, Lake Charles, LA 70602-1102
• Additional info: applications can be found at https://www.zetapsilambda.com/
• Deadline is April 15, 2019

CHARLES ROBERTSON COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

• $1,000
• Special requirements: 20 hrs of previous community service, letters of rec, 2.8 GPA, proof of address, transcript,
• Essay topic: (100 words) “How Have I Impacted My Community”
• Contact Information: Cedrick LaFleur at 832-722-0522 or
  cedrick.lafleur2@gmail.com
• How to submit: email to lceducationcollaboration@gmail.com or mail to PO Box 2143, Lake Charles, LA 70602
• Deadline is April 15, 2019

MOSS BLUFF CIVIC CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,000
• Special requirements: Be a Sam Houston High School Student and reside in the SHHS School Zone, plan to attend an accredited Louisiana College, University or Technical School, have a 3.0 or better GPA through the 1^st semester of your senior year (signed transcript MUST accompany this application), demonstrate a financial need, complete EACH part of this application. 
• Contact Information: Matt Knighton, 337.855.4545 (t), matthew.knighton@ffbla.com
• How to submit: bring all paper work to counselor’s office
• Deadline is April 16, 2019

BROUSSARD AND HART SCHOLARSHIP

• $500
• Special requirements: min. 3.0 GPA and at least a 21 on ACT, excellent leadership and volunteer work, transcript
• Contact Information: Dalton Hilton at 337.660.8188 or marketing@broussard-hart.com
• How to submit: mail application and transcript to Dalton Hinton at 1301 Common St, Lake Charles, LA 70607
• Deadline is April 17, 2019

GRAMBLING UNIVERSITY BOOK STIPEND SCHOLARSHIP

• $1,000
• Special requirements: 2 letters of rec, official transcript, interview
• Essay topic: 500 words, “Out of all the historically black universities, why am I choosing to attend Grambling State University?”
• Contact Information: 337.377.7200 or 337.802.2790
• How to submit: Ruby Jackson, Scholarship Committee Chairperson, Ray D. Molo Chapter, Grambling State University Alumni Association, Post Office Box 1140, Lake Charles, LA 70602-1140
• Additional info: One student from Calcasieu Parish will be chosen as recipient
• Deadline is April 20, 2019

STUDENT INSIGHTS SCHOLARSHIP

• $500 - $4,000
• Special requirements: just fill out a 15 min survey online and you will be automatically entered to win. Winners are chosen based off a random drawing.
• Contact Information: email contact@studentinsights.com
• How to submit: apply at www.student-view.com
• Deadline is April 22, 2019

DUDLEY DEBOSIER SCHOLARSHIP

• $1,000 (8) and $2,000 (1)
• Special requirements: application, transcript, photograph
• Complete either the essay or Public Service Announcement

• Essay topic: (350-500 words) “What qualities and values do you possess, and how have those qualities and values helped you overcome certain obstacles in your life? Also, why do you deserve to be awarded this scholarship”
• Public Service Announcement: (25-30 seconds) The effects of drinking while driving, texting while driving, or distracted driving; upload to YouTube and link to AMRichardson@dudleydebosier.com

• Contact Information: Anne Marie Richardson, amrichardson@dudleydebosier.com or 225-478-4133
• How to submit: online at https://www.dudleydebosier.com/collegescholarship/ or mail to Anne Marie Richardson, 1075 Government St, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
• Deadline is April 26, 2019

NAEHCY SCHOLARSHIP

• non-disclosed amount
• Special requirements: transcript, a letter from a school official confirming current or former homeless status, letter of rec
• Essay topic: (500-800 words, double spaced) that addresses the following questions: How did homelessness impact your educational aspirations? How did you maintain your commitment to education while homeless? How many times have you been homeless and for how long? What are your future educational goals and how will this scholarship help you to accomplish those goals? Specifically, how would you use this scholarship, if awarded? What are your long-term professional goals and career interests?
• Contact Information: email at scholarship@naehcy.org.
• How to submit: via online upload, mail, or email at scholarship@naehcy.org, The National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth, Attn: NAEHCY Scholarship Fund, PO Box 26274, Minneapolis, MN 55426
• Deadline is April 30, 2019

STUCK AT PROM SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST

• $10,000
• Special requirements: make the best promwear out of Duck® brand duct tape
• Contact Information:  ShurTech Brands, LLC, 32150 Just Imagine Drive, Avon, OH 44011
• How to submit: http://stuckatprom.com/
• Deadline is May 31, 2019

NSU LOUISIANA FOLKLIFE ESSAY CONTEST

• $200 per semester
• Special requirements: 20 ACT, 2.0 GPA
• Essay topic: “How has growing up in Louisiana shaped you into the person that you are today? What makes you Louisianan?” (see handout in counselor’s office for essay details)
• Contact Information: email at rasmussens@nsula.edu or 318.357.4332
• How to submit: email to rasmussens@nsula.edu or mailed to Lousiana Folklife Center, NSU Box 3663, Natchitoches, LA 71497
• Deadline is May 31, 2019

ROCKEFELLER LA WILDLIFE SCHOLARSHIP

• $2,000 annually (awards 29 LA students)
• Special requirements: Be a Louisiana resident for at least one year prior to July 1st of the scholarship award year, Complete and submit such documentary evidence as required by LASFAC, Be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in a Louisiana Public College or University majoring in forestry, wildlife or marine science with the intent of obtaining a degree in that field. Undergraduate students must have earned at least 60 hours of college credit and have at least a 2.50 cumulative college GPA
• Contact Information: E-mail: custserv@la.gov, Telephone: 1-800-259-5626, Write LOSFA at:, P.O. Box 91202, Baton Rouge, LA 70820-9202
• How to submit: Complete FAFSA, complete application http://www.osfa.la.gov/MainSitePDFs/ROCKEFELLER.pdf
• Deadline is July 1, 2019

MCNEESE ORTHOPEDIC DISABILITIES SCHOLARSHIP

• donor selects recipients and amounts
• Special requirements: attending McNeese, have an orthopedic disability, ACT scores, transcript, extracurriculars, leadership
• Contact Information: Ms. Ellen Raley at 337.562.4233 or eraley@mcneese.edu
• How to submit: mail to Ms. Ellen Raley, Scholarship Administrator, MSU Office of Scholarships, Box 92575, Lake Charles, LA 70609
• Applications are in the counselor’s office
• Deadline is July 1, 2019

AARON MINC

• $1,500
• Essay topic: Should there be federal laws that protect victims of cyberbulling, online harassment, revenge porn, and online defamation? Explain why or why not, and if yes, what should those laws be.  Explain the pros and cons that could result if federal legislation were passed by Congress to attempt to address these issues? (essay up to 1000 words answering the qualifying question or create a 3-5-minute video response)
• How to submit: https://www.minclaw.com/scholarship/
• Deadline is July 31, 2019