NCSMI awards three full-tuition scholarships
to minority students and six $75 scholarships to any student based
on need.
The scholarships apply toward the Institute registration fee.
Applicants must write short letters discussing their career aims
and why they want to attend the Institute. Advisers need to write
supporting letters stating why the students deserve the award. Applications
should be postmarked by May 15.
Four of the scholarships are named in memory of NCSMA associates.
One, the Elizabeth Anna Windsor Scholarship, honors the memory of
the daughter of JEA State Director Kay Windsor and her husband. Elizabeth
died Oct. 11, 1996. A second scholarship honors the memory of longtime
Kinston High adviser Oran Perry, who died Feb. 8, 1998. The third
scholarship is named in memory of Paula Carole Faircloth, daughter
of Clinton High adviser Mary Lou Faircloth and her husband.
The fourth is named in memory of John Bittner, UNC-CH professor of
electronic communication.
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