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AAIA Emilie Hesemeyer Memorial Scholarship

The Association on American Indian Affairs offers Emilie Hesemeyer scholarships in the amount of $1,500 with a preference given, but not limited to, students pursuing a Major in Education. This scholarship is renewable up to four years toward any single degree pending satisfactory progress. Disbursement is made in the amount of $750 per semester, with subsequent disbursements requiring a copy of the first semesters’ grades and second semester class schedule. See our website for full details.

Recipients progress will be monitored.

Additional information and contact with your academic advisor may be required.

All items listed on the application check sheet must be included.

Incomplete applications will not be considered.

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