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George and Katherine Beisse Family Scholarship

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The George and Katherine Beisse Family Endowed Scholarship was established by the Beisse family in 2022. The annual award amount of $1,000 is intended to support a student graduating from R.A. Long High School or alternatively, Kelso High School. The successful applicant shall be pursuing an Associates or Bachelor's degree, majoring in elementary or secondary education (or similar program).

Award $1,000.00

Closes in 13 days, 31 October 2026

Who it is for, in the provider's words

  • Which collegeGeorge and Katherine Beisse Family Scholarship - Lower Columbia College Scholarships
  • Who can applyThe George and Katherine Beisse Family Endowed Scholarship was established by the Beisse family in 2022. The annual award amount of $1,000 is intended to support a student graduating from R.A. Long High School or alternatively, Kelso High School. The successful applicant shall be pursuing an Associates or Bachelor's degree, majoring in elementary or secondary education (or similar program). Preference to candidates with financial need and those from underrepresented communities. The scholarship is renewable for a second year if criteria continues to be met.

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Deadline
31 October 2026
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Name
George and Katherine Beisse Family ScholarshipRead on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
Provider
Lower Columbia College ScholarshipsRead on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
What it provides
The George and Katherine Beisse Family Endowed Scholarship was established by the Beisse family in 2022. The annual award amount of $1,000 is intended to support a student graduating from R.A. Long High School or alternatively, Kelso High School. The successful applicant shall be pursuing an Associates or Bachelor's degree, majoring in elementary or secondary education (or similar program). Preference to candidates with financial need and those from underrepresented communities. The scholarship is renewable for a second year if criteria continues to be met.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
Amount
Award $1,000.00Read on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
Deadline
Deadline 10/31/2026Read on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
Which college
George and Katherine Beisse Family Scholarship - Lower Columbia College ScholarshipsRead on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
Who can apply
The George and Katherine Beisse Family Endowed Scholarship was established by the Beisse family in 2022. The annual award amount of $1,000 is intended to support a student graduating from R.A. Long High School or alternatively, Kelso High School. The successful applicant shall be pursuing an Associates or Bachelor's degree, majoring in elementary or secondary education (or similar program). Preference to candidates with financial need and those from underrepresented communities. The scholarship is renewable for a second year if criteria continues to be met.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://lowercolumbia.academicworks.com/opportunities/8357
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