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The TelecomPioneers Scholarship Program is designed to help further the organization’s education focus and its efforts to build healthy communities through individual and family involvement in community service.
Applications are first screened in the Association office to ensure they contain all of the required information. Qualified applications are then judged by Scholarship Management Services, an independent evaluation firm.
The program is open to high school seniors who are family members of Regular Members, Life Members, Associate Members and Honorary Members of TelecomPioneers.
A family member is defined in the
broadest sense to include immediate and extended family, such as brothers,
sisters, children, grandchildren, stepchildren, nieces, nephews and
cousins. The student need not be a dependant of or live at the same
address as their Pioneer relative.
You can find a printable brochure by using this link.
(Brouchure)
If you would like an application you can print one from this
link. (Application)
This is link that you are looking for to see our pictures
(Class '63
Slideshow)
New Outlook Pioneers
Joe Cleres Memorial Scholarship
FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Dear
Student:
A scholarship established by the New Outlook Pioneers has been designated
for students with disabilities. Enclosed is an application form for the
Joe Cleres Memorial Scholarship.
The New Outlook Pioneers’ Scholarship for Students with Disabilities was
established to assist mentally or physically challenged students in
pursuit of further education. Physically or mentally challenged is
defined in the ‘Americans with Disabilities Act of 1992’. The applicant
need not be related to a Pioneer.
All information on the application form should be completed accompanied by
a one-page essay and one other page of supporting documentation relative
to the student’s accomplishments. The essay will be used by the judges to
determine how the student met the challenge of his/her disability and,
insofar as possible, contributed to the community. The type and severity
of the disability will be considered.
The amount of each scholarship can be as much as $2,500 and will be
awarded to 20 students nationally. All awards are to be used solely for
tuition. Payment will be made directly to the school on behalf of the
student. It is the responsibility of the student to provide a copy of his
bill from the institution and proof of enrollment. Upon receipt a check
will be sent to the school.
Applications must be mailed no later than March 30, 2007, to:
Joe Bonaiuto
13585 Arbor Street
Omaha, NE 68144
If you have any
questions, please call me at 402-333-6101. Thank you for your interest.
Sincerely yours,
Joe Bonaiuto
12/31/2005 (Application)
Just click on the link here and it will take you to the expense voucher form. You can fill it out online and then print it out and mail to Bill Fleming, council treasurer. (Voucher Form)
The chairperson of each committee can now either print this form and mail it to Dick Maxwell or they can fill it out on line and it will be then emailed to him. The form can be found at the follow link. (Report Form)