WHAT? The Knudson Churchill Scholarship is designed to promote and support education in the fields of Print Journalism or Automotive Technology. Endowed by the New England MG T Register (www.nemgtr.org), the program will present the best applicant with a monetary award to an, accredited, post-secondary school of winner’s choice in order to study in one of these two areas. The award may be used for any educational expense in one of these fields. Application forms available below.
WHY? The Knudson Churchill Scholarship Trust is interested in providing scholarships to highly motivated students to assist them in their future career endeavors in these fields. Further, the Scholarship honors the two founders of the New England MG T Register.
WHO? This opportunity is available to any student who. -- Demonstrates an interest and potential to succeed in the field of print journalism or automotive technology; -- Qualifies for admission as a student on the post-secondary level of education and elects to pursue post-secondary education in one of these two fields; -- Demonstrates superior quality of previous scholastic or practical endeavors; -- Is at least 17 years of age.
WHEN?The application process is closed for 2013. The Trust will notify winners in person, and announce them on the MG T Registerweb site in early June, 2013. Winners’ essays will be published in The Sacred Octagon and on the Web site in the fall, 2013.
HOW MUCH? In 2013, there will be one KCST Scholar award of $1,500 in each field.
WHO ARE WE? The Knudson Churchill Scholarship Trust is a 501(c) (3) Foundation. 8 Woodston Lane, Palm Coast, FL 32164 USA. Application questions may be directed to Prof. Art King at art.king@lehigh.edu
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For Knudson Churchill Scholarship applicants, their applications, submitted only via mail or delivery service, will be reviewed by the five-member Academic Selection Committee. Finalists’ info with Committee recommendations of winners will be sent to KCST Trustees for approval. With winners’ approval, their essays and brief biographical info will be published in an issue of the bi-monthly The Sacred Octagon of the NEMGT Register. We do not sell or distribute any application information to anyone outside the Selection Committee and our Trustees.
