Washington State Society

State Society Scholarships

Clydie Kohn Rossman -- Three applicants from each of the five Tribal Agencies in the State of Washington may apply. The candidate must be a graduating American Indian student who will be going to either a vocational or academic school of higher learning. The scholarship may be used for tuition only. Please contact the DAR chapter in your area for more information. 

Additional information and applications for the following three scholarships are secured from the colleges and universities named.

Catherine Marie Elvins and Naomi Libby Elvins -- The applicant must be a female student from the State of Washington who desires to attend, or is attending, the University of Washington Medical School and who has expressed a sincere desire to specialize in obstetrics and/or gynecology. Application deadline is May 1. An application packet may be obtained from the University of Washington Medical School. 

Sarah Soule Patton -- The applicant must be a college student of American history, going into the senior year, who is an American Citizen. The applicant must be recommended by the financial aid office at his/her school to be considered. Applications are available at the following schools: Washington State University, Whitman College, St. Martin University, Pacific Lutheran University, University of Puget Sound, Gonzaga, Whitworth, Eastern Washington University, Seattle Pacific University, University of Washington, Western Washington University, Central Washington University, and Seattle University. 

Weber-Riemcke-Schreiner -- Applications are available in January from the financial aid offices of the following universities: Washington State, Western Washington, Central Washington, and Eastern Washington. The scholarship is for tuition only in graduate studies. Selection is based on financial need, grade average, and other considerations. Applicants may apply for a second year's tuition. 

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National Society Scholarships

The NSDAR awards multiple scholarships to students showing dedication to the pursuit of an undergraduate degree in one of the following areas: history, political science, economics, government, or nursing.

Special scholarships are also awarded in the fields of music, law, business administration, chemistry, museum studies, and education. These scholarships have very specific requirements.

Please check the National Society web site for detailed information on all of these scholarships.

For additional information on the national scholarships, please
contact Vonita Francisco, Washington State Chairman.

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