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CYPRESS -WOODLANDS JUNIOR FORUM
FOUNDING MEMBERS SCHOLARSHIP OVERVIEW
Cypress-Woodlands Junior Forum (CWJF) is proud to offer graduating senior women
the opportunity to apply for a Cypress-Woodlands Junior Forum Founding
Members Scholarship. Scholarship recipients will be chosen from qualified applicants
in all high schools in the Conroe, Klein, Magnolia, Spring and Tomball public
school districts and from students who attend Cypress Creek, Cypress Woods,
Cypress-Fairbanks, and Jersey Village high schools in Cypress-Fairba
n ks ISD.
The Cypress-Woodlands Junior Forum Founding Members’ Scholarship is open to all
young women regardless of race, color, creed, or national origin. Each $1,000
scholarship will be awarded in May of the current school calendar year. The scholarship
recipient will be selected from information submitted on their application and through
a personal interview process. If an applicant is unable to attend her scheduled
interview, consideration may be based on her application only. An impartial panel of
the Community Outreach Committee of CWJF will administer the selection process.
No relative of any CWJF member is eligible for this scholarship.
Qualifications Are Based on the Following in Order of Priority
1) Community Service (Primarily) : CWJF believes that community service builds strong
individuals committed to excellence and opportunity for all. Consideration will be
given to volunteer service in the community community sponsored as well as in school
sponsored volunteer organizations. For example, volunteer service may be performed
through hospitals, religious or volunteer organization and community sponsored charitable
projects.
2) Academic Performance: CWJF strongly supports academic excellence and the
discipline and hard work required to meet college admission standards, as well as the
ability to maintain full-time student status.
3) Financial Need: CWJF believes in educational opportunity and access for all.
Each of the applications will be considered based on individual need.
The primary consideration in the selection process is to reward, honor, and
encourage students who have dedicated their time and energies to improving their
world through heartfelt community service.
Cypress-Woodlands Junior Forum is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), volunteer
service organization. Founded in 1982, CWJF is one of nine chapters of Junior
Forums, Incorporated, which originated in Houston, Texas in 1946. CWJF is a growing
organization of women dedicated to providing volunteer services, leadership and
philanthropy. In partnership with individuals, families, schools, organizations and
corporations, CWJF strives to fulfill identified needs in an evolving community where
the participation of its members can be most effective encompassing education,
crisis intervention, interactions with an aging population and support for people with
disabilities. CWJF is widely recognized for its
compassion, integrity and steadfast
involvement in community outreach. CWJF is dedicated to making a difference in the
lives of children, families, and seniors
.
Founding Members Scholarship Application
Complete application and make a copy for your records. Return the completed application packet to your school
counselor by Jan. 7, 2022. You may complete the application on line and then print it (preferred method) or
print it
out and complete it manually (please print legibly).
Questions may be directed to your school scholarship coordinator or to cwjfscholar-grants@sbcglobal.net
Initial Here:
CWJF makes every effort to protect your personal information but cannot guarantee full confidentiality. Your application may be
photocopied for use by interviewers. Please black out or remove any information that you do not want to be seen, (such as your
social security number on your transcript), then, AFTER PRINTING this application, initial in the box to the left to ndicate your
understanding of this policy.
General Information
High School:
School District:
Applicant Information
After printing, attach your photo here (using tape -
not staples). Photo should not exceed the space
allowed
within this square.
ST: ZIP :
Name:
Street Address:
City:
E-mail:
Cell Phone:
Date of Birth:
Father’s Name:
Mother’s Name:
Do you have siblings currently enrolled in college? If so,what are their ages and where do they attend?
List ages of other siblings who also live in the home.
Funding
Will you require partial funding for your education?
Yes
No
Have you applied for or will you apply for any other scholarships? If so, please list:
What educational loans have you applied for or will you apply for (if any)?
S.A.T. Scores:
Math:
R/W:
Class Ranking:
Ranked
GPA:
Academic Information
on a
A.C.T. Score:
in a class of _____
students
scale.
To what colleges have you applied:
1
st
choice: Status:
2
nd
choice: Status:
3
rd
choice:
Status:
Transcript Attach your transcript. Official or Unofficial with GPA & Class Rank signed by Counselor
Employment/Internships or Summer Activities in High School
Employer/Sponsor
Ex: Whole Foods
Ex: Exchange Student
From
MM/YY
6/10
6/12
To
MM/YY
05/11
05/13
Job Title
Sacker: sacked groceries, helped customers
Spent one year with host family in Spain
Hrs Per
Week
Essay: attach an essay (150-500 words) on which community service activity you’ve been involved in that
made the biggest impact on you and why. Use a separate sheet of paper.
10
N/A
Page 2
School Sponsored Community or Volunteer Service (If additional is space is needed, use page 5)
Organization
Examples:
Mu Alpha Theta
PALS
How did you find
this organization?
Examples:
Qualified to join
Class at school
Describe the volunteer activity performed
Examples:
Tutored students
Mentored and tutored students
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
th
TOTAL
0
0
0
0
10
32
20
0
30
32
Grand Total
Community or Volunteer Service Outside of School (If additional is space is needed, use page 5)
Organization
Examples:
Habitat for Humanity
Hospital Volunteer
How did you find
this organization?
Examples:
NHS
Self-initiated
Describe the volunteer activity performed
Examples:
Helped build houses
Helped nurses and visited patients
Hours Worked
If working at a camp or missionary
work, please only include actual work
hours.
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
th
TOTAL
5
0
0
20
10
30
10
15
25
65
Grand Total
Page 3
Extracurricular Activities (Not Previously Listed with Service)
(If additional is space is needed, use page 5)
Organization
Examples:
Speech/Debate
Basketball team
Your Position
/Year
Examples:
Member/11th
Captain/12
th
Elected
to
position?
( y/n)
Description of Activities
Examples:
Hosted speech tournament
Played forward
Hours Total for Year
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
th
TALENTS/AWARDS/HONORS (Community and School) (If additional is space is needed, use page 5)
Talents/Awards/Honors
Examples:
Voice
Regional qualifier (Math)
All-State basketball team
Description
Examples:
Sang in school choir
1 of 3 chosen for (UIL)team
1 of 5 in state chosen for 1
st
team
Level
Examples:
Regional
State
Year Received (Mark with an ‘x’)
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
th
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Page 4
Additional Information from Previous Topics: Add any information here that would not fit on previous pages.
Job
References for Community Services
School Personal Reference (Teacher, Coach or Counselor)
Name:
Title:
Phone:
E-
mail:
Community Reference (Outside of School)
Name:
Job
Title:
Phone: E-mail:
Reference of Choice (Adult who is not a relative who knows you and your volunteer work)
Job
Name: Title:
Phone: E-mail:
Page 5
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