Captain James J. Regan Memorial Scholarship

$500

March 31, 2019

Awards Available: 2

Scholarship Description

The purpose of the association is to develop the professionalism of the members by furthering their skills and knowledge

in the areas of technical surveillance, law enforcement, and forensic activities through the offering of special training, the inter-agency exchange of ideas and experiences, and assistance in the implementation of new techniques and equipment in the law enforcement community. In 1990, at NATIA's national conference, unanimous approval was given to establish a scholarship in the name of our late founder, Captain James J. Regan, in keeping with his philosophy of excellence through education.

Any law enforcement Explorer who is in the 12th grade or in an accredited college program may apply. Candidates will be
evaluated on the basis of their academic record, leadership ability, extracurricular activities, and a personal statement on "What significance I place on a technical background in law enforcement".

For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website.

Contact

National Law Enforcement Scholarships and Awards

1325 West Walnut Hill Lane

PO Box 152079

Irving, TX 75015-2079

972-580-2418

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