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AASIS Scholarship in Honor of Rosemary A. Middleton

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The Appalachian Arts and Studies in the Schools Program ( AASIS ) was established in 2000. Mentors from Radford University are assigned to Southwest Virginia students, to encourage them to pursue higher education, and to learn about their Appalachian heritage. Students are invited to Radford to learn first-hand the benefits of a college experience.

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Which collegeAASIS Scholarship in Honor of Rosemary A. Middleton - Radford University
Who can applyThe Appalachian Arts and Studies in the Schools Program ( AASIS ) was established in 2000. Mentors from Radford University are assigned to Southwest Virginia students, to encourage them to pursue higher education, and to learn about their Appalachian heritage. Students are invited to Radford to learn first-hand the benefits of a college experience. Gifts in honor of Rosemary Middleton helped fund this important program. Qualifications for this scholarship include: participation in the AASIS Program as a Junior Scholar for at least one year;
Who can applytwo recommendations from teachers; one reference should come from the AASIS teacher who selected the Scholar to participate in the program; admission to Radford University and completion of AASIS application packet by deadline.

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Official source: https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Last checked by SCRN: 2026-10-11Verified null days ago
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Name: AASIS Scholarship in Honor of Rosemary A. MiddletonRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Provider: Radford UniversityRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
What it provides: The Appalachian Arts and Studies in the Schools Program ( AASIS ) was established in 2000. Mentors from Radford University are assigned to Southwest Virginia students, to encourage them to pursue higher education, and to learn about their Appalachian heritage. Students are invited to Radford to learn first-hand the benefits of a college experience. Gifts in honor of Rosemary Middleton helped fund this important program. Qualifications for this scholarship include: participation in the AASIS Program as a Junior Scholar for at least one year; two recommendations from teachers; one reference should come from the AASIS teacher who selected the Scholar to participate in the program; admission to Radford University and completion of AASIS application packet by deadline.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Amount: Award VariesRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Which college: AASIS Scholarship in Honor of Rosemary A. Middleton - Radford UniversityRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Who can apply: The Appalachian Arts and Studies in the Schools Program ( AASIS ) was established in 2000. Mentors from Radford University are assigned to Southwest Virginia students, to encourage them to pursue higher education, and to learn about their Appalachian heritage. Students are invited to Radford to learn first-hand the benefits of a college experience. Gifts in honor of Rosemary Middleton helped fund this important program. Qualifications for this scholarship include: participation in the AASIS Program as a Junior Scholar for at least one year;Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561
Who can apply: two recommendations from teachers; one reference should come from the AASIS teacher who selected the Scholar to participate in the program; admission to Radford University and completion of AASIS application packet by deadline.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/561

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