The Robert R. Robinson Memorial Scholarship supports Michigan students pursuing coursework or a degree related to local government service. This one-time award, typically up to $1,500, aims to assist students who demonstrate academic achievement, community involvement, and a commitment to serving local government.
Scholarship Details
- Open to undergraduate and graduate students in a Michigan college or university pursuing a degree in local government administration or similar coursework.
- Available to high school students and individuals interested in taking educational training courses, seminars, or online education to prepare for a local government role.
- One-time award, typically up to $1,500, based on academic achievement, community involvement, and commitment to local government service.
- Funds may be used toward tuition, training fees, or other educational expenses.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a current or prospective student in a Michigan college or university.
- Degree or coursework must be related to local government administration or similar field.
- Must demonstrate a commitment to local government through academic, professional, or community involvement.
Application Process
- Obtain a letter of recommendation:
- From a professor or instructor for current college students.
- From an elected township official or superintendent/manager for those not yet enrolled in college or coursework.
- Provide a copy of a resolution of support from a Michigan township board.
- Write a short essay on an important issue facing local government.
- Submit the completed application and supporting materials by Saturday, May 31st.
If you're passionate about making a difference in local government and are ready to take the next step in your education, this scholarship is for you. Apply today and take advantage of this opportunity to support your career goals!