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Executive Women International Scholarship Program
 

The Executive Women International Scholarship® Program (EWISP) has been helping high school juniors achieve their academic goals for over 35 years. Recognized by Money magazine as one of the top 12 scholarship opportunities in the United States, EWISP allows selected students to compete at both the EWI chapter and corporate levels for scholarships. This scholarship program has been approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the American Vocational Association.

Qualifications:

  • The scholarship is open to all high school juniors in public, private and parochial schools.
  • Students must use their award toward earning a four-year degree at an accredited college or university. (Students may attend a two-year accredited college, but only as the initial step in the pursuit of a four-year degree).
  • Nominations are being accepted from December to February.


Judging Criteria:
Students are judged on their application materials, oral and written communication skills, creativity, scholastic records, involvement in extracurricular activities, leadership qualities, awards and honors, citizenship, attitude and clearly defined career goals.

EWI of Honolulu awarded $10,500.00 in EWISP awards in 2009.

2009 EWISP winners:  
1st Place $5,000.00
2nd Place $3,000.00
3rd Place $2,000.00

Ming Tranh Nguyen, Farrington High School
Julia Gomes, Castle High School
Tyler Amina, Kamehameha Schools
   
Lynette Tamaye Notebook Award$500.00
 
Tyler Amina, Kamehameha Schools
 
 
   
Corporate Winners:  
1st Place $10,000.00
 
Winshen (Winnie) Liu, Neuqua Valley High School
EWI of Chicago
2nd Place $6,000.00
 
Sarah Whitman, St. Thomas Moore High School
EWI of Milwaukee
3rd Place $4,000.00
 
J. Nathan Cantrell, Gatlinburg-Pittman High School
EWI of Knoxville
   

Finalists - $2000.00 each
 

 

Dhara Sheth, Union High School, EWI of Tulsa
Lorilyn Roller, Hazen High School, EWI of Seattle
Ashley Sweeney, DeSoto High School, EWI of Kansas City
Amy Tai, Oklahoma School of Science Mathematics, EWI of Oklahoma City
Archana Ramesh, Mount of Carmel High School, EWI of San Diego

   

For more information please contact:
Nadine Uratsuka, Accuity LLP, (808) 531-3483
E-mail: nadine.uratsuka@accuityllp.com

 
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