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Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship

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The Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan.

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Closed 15 October 2026

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Which collegeKozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship - UCM Scholarship Finder
CitizenshipThe Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan.
Who can applyThe Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan. The scholarship was made possible by way of generous gifts from Hidejiro Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of his brother; from Kazuko Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of her late husband;
Who can applyand from Acacia Japan Ltd., a corporation of which both Hidejiro Teno and Kozaburo Teno were directors. This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Kozaburo Teno of Tokyo, Japan, who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UCM in 1964 and died in June, 1993. The scholarship is established in an effort to build a better relationship between the United States and Japan and the United States and other Asian countries. In establishing the scholarship, Mr.
Who can applyTeno said, "my brother Kozaburo and I were thankful for our study at the University of Central Missouri and for the opportunity to live in the United States of America, which helped us understand the United States as a country and the people of the United States."

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Official source: https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Last checked by SCRN: 2026-10-11Verified null days ago
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Name: Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno ScholarshipRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Provider: UCM Scholarship FinderRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
What it provides: The Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan. The scholarship was made possible by way of generous gifts from Hidejiro Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of his brother; from Kazuko Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of her late husband; and from Acacia Japan Ltd., a corporation of which both Hidejiro Teno and Kozaburo Teno were directors. This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Kozaburo Teno of Tokyo, Japan, who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UCM in 1964 and died in June, 1993. The scholarship is established in an effort to build a better relationship between the United States and Japan and the United States and other Asian countries. In establishing the scholarship, Mr. Teno said, "my brother Kozaburo and I were thankful for our study at the University of Central Missouri and for the opportunity to live in the United States of America, which helped us understand the United States as a country and the people of the United States."Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Amount: Award VariesRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Deadline: Deadline 10/15/2026Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Which college: Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship - UCM Scholarship FinderRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Citizenship: The Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Who can apply: The Kozaburo and Hidejiro Teno Scholarship is available through the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation for UCM students who are citizens of the United States of America, pursuing coursework that will enable them to promote international relations, and planning to study abroad in Japan. The scholarship was made possible by way of generous gifts from Hidejiro Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of his brother; from Kazuko Teno of Tokyo, Japan, in memory of her late husband;Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Who can apply: and from Acacia Japan Ltd., a corporation of which both Hidejiro Teno and Kozaburo Teno were directors. This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Kozaburo Teno of Tokyo, Japan, who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UCM in 1964 and died in June, 1993. The scholarship is established in an effort to build a better relationship between the United States and Japan and the United States and other Asian countries. In establishing the scholarship, Mr.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812
Who can apply: Teno said, "my brother Kozaburo and I were thankful for our study at the University of Central Missouri and for the opportunity to live in the United States of America, which helped us understand the United States as a country and the people of the United States."Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucmo.academicworks.com/opportunities/37812

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