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Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship

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The Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship is awarded to one or more students in the Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education graduate programs within the College of Education and Human Development. Recipients must be working or plan to work with individuals on the autism spectrum.

Award $1,300.00

Deadline 1 March 2027

Who it is for, in the provider's words

  • Which collegeJennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship - University of North Dakota Scholarship Central
  • Who can applyThe Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship is awarded to one or more students in the Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education graduate programs within the College of Education and Human Development. Recipients must be working or plan to work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Students in other programs in the College may also be eligible if they can demonstrate their intent or training will prepare them to work with individuals with autism.
  • Who can applyScopes College of Education & Human Development

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Deadline
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Name
Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial ScholarshipRead on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Provider
University of North Dakota Scholarship CentralRead on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
What it provides
The Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship is awarded to one or more students in the Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education graduate programs within the College of Education and Human Development. Recipients must be working or plan to work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Students in other programs in the College may also be eligible if they can demonstrate their intent or training will prepare them to work with individuals with autism.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Amount
Award $1,300.00Read on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Deadline
Deadline 03/01/2027Read on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
How to apply
You will be automatically considered based on your completed General Application. To complete the General Application, please sign in .Read on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Which college
Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship - University of North Dakota Scholarship CentralRead on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Who can apply
The Jennifer (Holth) Winkels Memorial Scholarship is awarded to one or more students in the Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education graduate programs within the College of Education and Human Development. Recipients must be working or plan to work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Students in other programs in the College may also be eligible if they can demonstrate their intent or training will prepare them to work with individuals with autism.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
Who can apply
Scopes College of Education & Human DevelopmentRead on 2026-10-11 from https://und.academicworks.com/opportunities/36114
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