Feinstein Leadership Scholarship Application

The Alan Shawn Feinstein Leadership Scholarships are a joint program of The Feinstein Foundation and Roger Williams University in order to recognize students who have been actively involved in a Feinstein Good Deeds/Junior Scholar or Youth Hunger Brigade Program, as well as achieving academic success.

Scholarships are awarded in varying amounts based on merit, as well as need, by the scholarship committee.

In order to be considered for this award, students must complete the following scholarship application.
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Fields marked * are required.

First Name*

Last Name*

Email Address*

Birthdate*

Mobile Phone*

Evening Phone*

What high school do you currently attend?*

Date of Expected Graduation*

In what school were you in a Feinstein Program?

In what grade(s) were you enrolled in the Feinstein Program?

If you have a copy of your Feinstein Junior Scholar card please attach it. If not, we can verify that you attended a Feinstein School. Attach your Feinstein Junior Scholar Card here (not required if you do not have a card):

TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL APPLICANTS AND PARENT/GUARDIAN

I acknowledge that the scholarships/grants to which I am applying may be a private fund which requires the submission of reports about individual recipients. Should I be selected as a recipient of such funds, I authorize
the Office of Student Financial Aid to inform donors of my academic progress and of formal campus activities in which I may participate, as well as such public information as my name, home address and major field of study.

Student's Signature*

Parent/Guardian Signature*

Parent/Guardian Relationship*

If other, please specify relationship:*

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