NFP Scholarships to High School Seniors
Nebraskans for Peace is offering scholarships to graduating high school students. Three $500 scholarships and six $100 scholarships will be awarded to seniors who wish to pursue a college education. The awards, based upon written essays, will be evenly divided among the three congressional districts. The recipients will be students who wish to further their education in an area consistent with the mission of Nebraskans for Peace: peace with justice through community building, education and political action.
Applications should go within the body of an email (not as an attachment) to
nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org on or before April 14, 2023. Winners will be notified no later than April 28, 2023.
The application must include:
1. The student’s full name, address, and congressional district.
2. The name of the anticipated college or university he or she plans to attend.
3. The name of the high school he or she will be graduating from.
4. An essay of 750 to 1000 words
1. Select one of the three Nebraskans for Peace priorities (www.nebraskansforpeace.org).
2. Describe this issue using an alternative approach, using non-violent or restorative justice techniques.
3. Specify the procedures people would follow to implement your approach.
4. Describe examples of specific behaviors based on those procedures.
5. Identify obstacles to using your alternative approach.
6. Evaluate how realistic your approach is.
5. A digital photo of applicant
6. Permission to reprint essay in The Nebraska Report and on the NFP website.
7. Contact information of area newspaper, including email address.
8. Contact information for high school counselor, including email address.
For more information contact Nebraskans for Peace staff at 402-475-4620 or at nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org.
Nebraskans for Peace is offering scholarships to graduating high school students. Three $500 scholarships and six $100 scholarships will be awarded to seniors who wish to pursue a college education. The awards, based upon written essays, will be evenly divided among the three congressional districts. The recipients will be students who wish to further their education in an area consistent with the mission of Nebraskans for Peace: peace with justice through community building, education and political action.
Applications should go within the body of an email (not as an attachment) to
nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org on or before April 14, 2023. Winners will be notified no later than April 28, 2023.
The application must include:
1. The student’s full name, address, and congressional district.
2. The name of the anticipated college or university he or she plans to attend.
3. The name of the high school he or she will be graduating from.
4. An essay of 750 to 1000 words
1. Select one of the three Nebraskans for Peace priorities (www.nebraskansforpeace.org).
2. Describe this issue using an alternative approach, using non-violent or restorative justice techniques.
3. Specify the procedures people would follow to implement your approach.
4. Describe examples of specific behaviors based on those procedures.
5. Identify obstacles to using your alternative approach.
6. Evaluate how realistic your approach is.
5. A digital photo of applicant
6. Permission to reprint essay in The Nebraska Report and on the NFP website.
7. Contact information of area newspaper, including email address.
8. Contact information for high school counselor, including email address.
For more information contact Nebraskans for Peace staff at 402-475-4620 or at nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org.
