Who is Eligible?
 2012-2013 UCSD undergraduates,
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Continuing
Undergraduate
Scholarships
2013-2014
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enrolled full-time in 2013-2014
U.S. citizen/permanent resident (except
for the Lima Scholarship).
As of January 2012, UCSD students who
are not US citizens or permanent
residents, but who are exempt from
paying Non-Resident Supplemental
Tuition under AB540, may be considered
for some UCSD scholarships.
GPA: 3.6+ for merit awards, 3.0+ for all
other awards
Completed less than 15 quarters.
Restrictions:
 Preference to Non-Regents, Non-Jacobs,
and Non-Chancellors Scholars
 For financial need scholarships, file a
FAFSA by March 2, 2013. (Additional
requested financial aid documents due May 1)
GUIDELINES
Apply on-line through TritonLink
Due: February 1, 2013 11:30 PM
Recipients & Non-recipients notified by email August 2013
 If you check scholarship boxes for which
you obviously do not meet the stated
criteria, your application will NOT be
considered.
 One scholarship awarded per student.
How Do I Submit the Application?
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Log on http://students.ucsd.edu/
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Under “TOOLBOX” (middle of page) click
“Financial Aid”
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Enter your User ID & Password
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Click the button “2013-14 Continuing
Undergraduate Scholarship
Application”
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Follow step-by-step instructions
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Must complete resume, essay, and
supplemental essay. Exception: For
Merit or Financial Need only awards can enter “NONE” in appropriate
sections.
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Changes can be made up to deadline
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Questions: scholarships@ucsd.edu (858) 534-1067
NOTE !!
The 2013-2014 UC Admissions Application is considered
the only scholarship application for Fall 2013 prospective
students. Thus prospective Fall 2013 students do not
apply on this application.
Undergraduate Scholarship Program
Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, selected by the Faculty
Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships and Honors.
Although every effort is made to present the most accurate and up-todate information, the information contained herein is subject to change
due to federal, state, and university funding limitations or changes in
policy and procedure.
What Does This Application Do?
With this ONE application you will
automatically be considered for:
 ALL Merit awards
 ALL Financial Need awards (if you are a
financial aid recipient)
 ALL Restricted awards for which
you checked the appropriate boxes
On-Line Application
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Part I & II: Student Information (Required)
For Career Plans Enter career title only e.g.
Engineer. Do not use e.g. “I plan to…”
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Part III: Restricted Scholarships
Part III is a list of scholarships.
Only apply for those scholarships for which you meet the
criteria.
If you select scholarships for which you obviously
do not meet the stated criteria, your application will
NOT be considered.
Scholarships marked with an asterisk (*) require
additional information. A box will be provided under
the scholarship description for this information - up
to 3,000 words (includes spaces).
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Part IV: Resume (Required )
Exception: For Merit or Financial Need Scholarship Only you can enter “None” in Resume for the application
to be considered “Complete.”
For all other scholarships the Resume is mandatory.
The Resume includes four areas:
1) Honors /awards
2) Extracurricular activities (clubs, organizations)
3) Community service
4) Employment / internships
You can list activities for the past 3 years including
high school except Alumni Scholarships that require
college-level activities. Enter leadership positions in
title.
Indicate start and stop dates, or “ongoing.” (Sample
Resume attached).
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Part V: Essay (Required )
Exception: For Merit or Financial Need Scholarship Only -
understanding of your strengths, interests, and
aspirations.
If only one section applies to you, you can complete
just one or two of the sections and you will have
fulfilled the essay requirement.
Write about events or circumstances that
demonstrate:
Section A:
Academic and personal achievements
Section B:
Talents, experiences, interests
Section C:
Personal and career goals
Each Section: 1,700 characters or less, including
spaces (approx. ½ page of 12 font, single space).
There is some flexibility for additional characters /
spaces.
There is no spell-check. Use Word, plain text, then
copy and paste. Use basic formatting (no bullets,
indenting, etc. – these distort text).
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NOTE: Save your information periodically.
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To continue working, click SAVE, and
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Part VI: Special Circumstances (Optional)
Some scholarships give preference to students with
special circumstances.
Examples (but not limited to): Personal or family
hardships, re-entry student, single parent, veteran,
disabled, etc.
Statement: 2,200 characters or less, including
spaces (approx. 2/3 page, single-spaced, 12 point
font).
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NOTE: Save your information periodically.
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To continue working, click SAVE, and
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Part VII: Certification, Release Agreement,
Online Authorization (Required)
Your authorization certifies your information is
correct, and you agree to the release statement.
If your application is not complete, you will NOT be
shown the Confirmation Page. You will be shown
the missing information needed.
you can enter “None” in Resume for the application
to be considered “Complete.”
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For all other scholarships the Essay is mandatory.
The Essay should be well written and is extremely
important in the review process.
You must see the Confirmation Page to verify your
application is complete.
If you do not receive the Confirmation Page, your
application may not be complete or saved.
Confirmation Page
There are three essay sections.
We recommend you address all sections to provide
the Faculty Scholarship Committee a broad
Note: Changes to the application can be made
at any time up to the February 1, 2013
deadline.
UCSD CONTINUING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR 2013-2014
The UCSD Undergraduate
Scholarship Program anticipates
awarding the following
scholarships for the 2013-2014
process.
Although every effort is made to
For financial need awards, the
FAFSA should be submitted by
March 2, 2013. (And submit
additional requested financial aid
documents by May 1, 2013.)
Financial Need Only Awards
present the most accurate
information in this publication, this
information is subject to change due
to federal, state, university funding,
and changes in policy or law.
All scholarships are one-year
awards unless stated otherwise.
You may check more than one
scholarship if you meet the
criteria. However, only one
scholarship is awarded per
student.
All students are automatically
considered for the meritfinancial need awards, if they
are receiving financial aid.
Financial aid recipients are
automatically verified via the
Financial Aid data base.
To meet the financial need
criterion, students should submit
the FAFSA by March 2, 2013 (And
submit additional requested financial aid
documents by May 1, 2013).
Awards up to $1,000.
Scholarships marked with an
asterisk (*) require supplemental
information. A box is provided
for this additional information.
Merit Only Scholarship
All students are considered
automatically for this merit
award. Awards are up to
$1,000.
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William F. Rogers Jr.
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William H. Stout
Restricted Scholarships
Restricted scholarships have
additional criteria such as major,
leadership, hardship, etc.
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Charles & Clara Ash
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Richard L. & Fern W.
Erion & Laidlaw-Erion
(2013-2014 Seniors only)
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E. Coke Hill
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Alice Marriott
Scholarships Restricted to Fields
of Study
James W. Barnes Scholarship:
Awarded to full-time current
undergraduate students majoring
in Mechanical, Electrical,
Computer Engineering or
Computer Science, with 3.0+
GPA, and financial need. This is
a one-year award up to $2,000.
In the Essay: Provide information
about your interest in any of the
above majors.
Errett Bishop Scholarship:
Awarded to declared
Mathematics majors, who will
be juniors or seniors in 20132014, who qualify for financial
aid. Preference will be given to
students with upper division
math course work. This is a
one-year award up to $3,000.
Boeing Engineering
Scholarship: Awarded to US
Citizens, who are full-time
Electrical, Mechanical,
Aerospace, Computer
Engineering, or Computer
Science majors, with
demonstrated financial need.
This is a one-year award up to
$2,000. In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in the above majors.
Ken Bowles Scholarship for
CSE: Awarded to full-time
Computer Science Engineering
majors, who will be seniors in
2013-2014, with a 3.0+ GPA.
Preference given students with
demonstrated financial need,
and who may have knowledge
or experience with the UCSD
Pascal Application. This is a
one-year award up to $1,500.
In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in Computer Science
Engineering, and your
knowledge or experience with
the Pascal Application.
Gregory T. Bryan
Scholarship: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to full-time Social
Sciences or Arts & Humanities
majors, with a 3.0+ GPA, have
demonstrated financial need,
and college-level academic,
campus or community
service/leadership. This is a twoyear undergraduate scholarship
of up to $2,000 annually. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest in
the above major and your
community service.
Cambon Family Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to fulltime Economics majors, with a
3.0+ GPA, have demonstrated
financial need, and college-level
academic, campus or community
service/leadership. This is a twoyear undergraduate scholarship
up to $2,000 annually. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest in
the above major and your
community service.
CK and Jenny Cheng
Scholarship: Awarded to
Computer Science, Electrical or
Computer Engineering majors, at
the Jacobs School of Engineering,
based on academic merit. This is
a one-year award up to $500.
Thomas E. Curtis Scholarship:
Awarded to Biology, Chemistry,
or Physics majors, who are
juniors or seniors in 2013-2014,
with at least a 3.5 GPA. Must
demonstrate interest in the larger
world around them with
leadership level involvement
outside the classroom. This is a
one-year award up to $2,000.
In the Resume and/or Essay:
Provide information about your
interest in the above major and
your community service.
William Denman Scholarship:
Awarded to outstanding students
majoring in Philosophy,
Comparative Religions, or
International Relations. This is a
one-year award and the amount
varies up to $1,000. In the
Essay: Provide information about
your interest in any of the above
majors.
Klara D. Eckart Scholarship:
Awarded to promising students
in Computation, Mathematics, or
Physics. This is a one-year
award and the amount varies up
to $1,000. In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in any of the above majors.
* Marye Anne Fox and James
Whitesell Scholarship:
Awarded to students majoring in
Natural Sciences or Engineering.
Preference is given to students
with demonstrated financial
need, who are dependents of
UCSD employees. This is a oneyear award and the amount
varies. If you are a dependent of
a UCSD employee, in the Part III
Supplemental Box provide your
parent’s name, job position/title,
UCSD Department, and
Department phone number.
Hajim Family Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to fulltime current undergraduate
students, majoring in Visual Art,
with a 3.0+ GPA, have collegelevel academic, campus or
community service/leadership,
and demonstrated financial need.
This is a two-year undergraduate
award up to $2,000. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in the above major and your
community service.
JAY ’93 Undergraduate
Scholarship: Awarded to
students majoring in Economics,
with a 3.75+ GPA, demonstrated
financial need, and preference
given to students from Los
Angeles County. This is a oneyear award and the amount
varies up to $1,800. In the
Essay: Provide information about
your interest in the above major.
Robert and Arleen Lettas
Scholarship: Awarded to
outstanding undergraduates
majoring in Social Sciences or
Arts & Humanities. This is a
one-year award of up to
$2,500. In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in the above major.
Kyoko Matsuda Scholarship:
Awarded to undergraduate
Physics majors, who plan to
teach at the high school level,
along with those who are
academically invested in
teaching Physics, with
consideration given to students
with financial need. This is a
one-year award of up to
$2,000. In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in Physics and your career plans
to teach at the high school
level.
Diana C. Miles Scholarship:
Awarded to outstanding
undergraduates majoring in
Music. This is a one-year award
of up to $2,000. In the Essay:
Provide information about your
interest in the above major.
Michael Miller Engineering
Scholarship for Transfer
Students: Awarded to transfer
students who are Engineering
majors, with a 3.0+ GPA, and
demonstrated financial need.
This is a one-year award of up
to $2,500. In the Essay:
Provide information about your
interest in the above major.
Karen Moraghan
Scholarship: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to full-time
Communications majors, with a
3.0+ GPA, demonstrated
financial need, and college-level
academic, campus or
community service/leadership.
This is a two-year
undergraduate scholarship up to
$2,000 annually. In the Resume
and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest in
the above major and your
community service.
Philip R. & Pamela Fadem
Palisoul Scholarship: This
Alumni Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to Revelle college
undergraduates who have a 3.0+
GPA, demonstrated financial
need, majoring in Arts and
Humanities, and have
demonstrated college-level
academic, campus or community
service/leadership. This is a twoyear undergraduate scholarship
up to $2,000 annually. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest in
the above major and your
community service.
Albert Parvin Scholarship:
Awarded to Engineering majors,
who are qualified and deserving
students who are serving, or
have served, in the armed forces
of the United States. This is a
one-year award up to $1,000. In
the Essay: Provide information
about your interest in the above
major.
Cheryl Renee Persky Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to
Electrical Engineering or
Computer Science majors. This
is a one-year award and the
amount varies. In the Essay:
Provide information about your
interest in any of the above
majors.
Tenie Remmel Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to
Division of Physical Sciences
majors, based on academic merit,
who have demonstrated financial
need. This is a one-year award
of up to $1,000. In the Essay:
Provide information about your
interest in Physical Sciences.
Gary C. Reynolds Scholarship:
Awarded to combined
Mathematics-Computer Science
majors, who will be juniors or
seniors in 2013-2014, who show
exceptional promise for making
future contributions in their field
of study. Prior recipients of this
award are not eligible. This is a
non-renewable award. The
amount of this award varies up
to $1,500. In the Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in the above major.
* Italo Scanga Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to
undergraduate students majoring
in Visual Arts. This is a one-year
award up to $2,000. In the
supplemental box provide
information about your interest
or accomplishments in the field
of Visual Arts, information on
your artwork or portfolio pieces,
and list the name(s) of Art
Department faculty who are
familiar with your work.
* Sun God Scholarship:
Awarded to continuing
undergraduate students, with
demonstrated involvement in the
arts, who are receiving financial
aid, and have a 3.0+ GPA.
Students are selected based on
their financial need and personal
statement. This is a one-year
award up to $700. This
scholarship is funded by UC San
Diego Alumni donors who share
a passion for the arts through
the Sun God Festival. In the
supplement box provide answers
to these questions: 1) How have
you demonstrated a passion for
the arts while at UC San Diego?
2) What would a scholarship like
the Sun God Scholarship enable
you to do in pursuit of the arts?
Visual Arts Endowment
Scholarship: Awarded to
current full-time students.
Intended to support talented
undergraduate students
majoring in Visual Arts. This is
a one-year award up to $4,000.
In the Resume and/or Essay:
Provide information about your
demonstrated accomplishments
in the above field of interest.
Volt Scholarship: This Alumni
Scholarship is awarded to
Engineering or Arts &
Humanities majors, with a 3.0+
GPA, demonstrated financial
need, and demonstrated
academic, campus, or
community service/leadership.
This is a two-year
undergraduate award, up to
$2,000 annually. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your interest
in the above major and
community service.
Sarah Roman Vyse Physics
Scholarship: This Alumni
Scholarship is awarded to
Physics majors, with a 3.0+
GPA, and demonstrated
financial need. This is a twoyear undergraduate award, up
to $2,000 annually. In the
Essay: Provide information
about your interest in the above
major.
* C. Robert Wartell Memorial
Scholarship: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to undergraduate
students who have a 3.0+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
college-level academic, campus
or community
service/leadership, and have
demonstrated interest in law or
justice. This is a two-year
undergraduate scholarship up
to $2,000 annually. In the
supplemental box: Provide
information about your interest
in the above field of interest
and your community service.
Waxman Family Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to fulltime Mathematics or Biology
majors, with a 3.4+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need, and
college-level academic, campus
or community service/leadership.
This is a two-year undergraduate
scholarship up to $2,000
annually. In the Resume and/or
Essay: Provide information about
your interest in any of the above
majors and your community
service.
* Robert and Pat Whalen
Military Transfer Scholarship:
Awarded to transfer students who
have served in the U.S. Armed
Forces as enlisted or noncommissioned officers, have
demonstrated financial need, and
majoring in Engineering.
Preference given to those who
have transferred to UCSD
through Transfer Admission
Guarantee (TAG) or
UniversityLink. This is a one-year
award and the amount varies. In
the Supplemental Box: Provide
information about your military
service, verify your status as an
enlisted or non-commissioned
officer, and if applicable, indicate
if you were a TAG or
UniversityLink participant.
Veterans’ Status or Ancestors
Brython P. Davis Scholarship:
Awarded to students whose
parents are or were a regular
member of the U.S. Navy or
Marine Corps. This is a one-year
award and the amount varies, up
to $1,000. Verification as a U.S.
military descendant is needed
only when a scholarship offer is
made.
LaVerne Noyes Foundation
Scholarship: Awarded to direct
descendants of U.S. World War I
veterans (i.e. four months of
U.S. service prior to November
11, 1918), who qualify for
financial aid. This is a one-year
award and the amount varies, up
to $1,000. Verification as a U.S.
veteran descendant needed only
if a scholarship offer is made.
or attended the Toussaint
Academy of the Arts and
Sciences. This is a two-year
undergraduate scholarship up
to $2,000 annually. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your
community service.
Geographic Area
Other Restricted Scholarships
Bay Area Alumni Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to fulltime students, with a 3.0+ GPA,
with demonstrated financial
need, college-level academic,
campus or community
service/leadership, and has
graduated from a high school in
the San Francisco Bay Area. This
is a two-year undergraduate
scholarship up to $2,000
annually. In the Resume and/or
Essay: Provide information
about your community service.
Alumni Leadership
Scholarships: The following
Alumni Leadership Scholarships
were established by generous
UCSD Alumni and are awarded
to full-time students, with a
3.0+ GPA, demonstrated
financial need, and
demonstrated college-level
academic, campus or
community service/leadership.
All are two-year undergraduate
scholarships up to $2,000
annually, except for the Dr.
Tom Tucker Scholarship which
is a one-year award up to
$10,000. In the Resume
and/or Essay: Provide
information about your
community service.
Willis & Jane Fletcher
Foundation and Peter T.
Fletcher Scholarship: This
outside agency scholarship is
awarded to a 2013-2014
sophomore who is a graduate of
a San Diego County high school,
with demonstrated financial
need, and community service.
This is a one-year award up to
$2,500. In the Resume and/or
Essay: Provide information
about your high school and
college community service.
Walsh Chacon Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to fulltime students, with a 3.0+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
college-level academic, campus
or community service/leadership,
and who come meet one or more
of the following requirements:
Come from zip codes 92113,
91950, 92154, or 91910; are
UCSD Preuss School graduates;
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Brutten Scholarship
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Conway Scholarship
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Lehrer Scholarship
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Liu Family Scholarships
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Nelson Family Scholarship
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O’Leary Scholarship
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John D. and Diana S. Stobo,
Jr. (’87) Scholarship
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Dr. Tom Tucker Scholarship
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Alumni Leadership Scholarship
F. Thomas Bond Revelle
College Scholarship:
Awarded to Revelle College
students who will be seniors in
2013-2014, have a 3.7+ GPA,
and participated in significant
extra-curricular campus
activity. This is a minimum
$1,000 one-year award. In the
Resume and/or Essay: Provide
information about your extracurricular campus activity.
Jaye Haddad Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to
students diagnosed with cancer,
Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome (AIDS), AIDS-related
conditions, or students with
physical disabilities, and
demonstrated financial need.
Award amount is up to $1,000.
In the Special Circumstances
Section: Provide information
about your health or physical
challenges.
Kevin T. Hart Memorial
Scholarship: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to full-time students,
with a 3.0+ GPA, demonstrated
financial need, college-level
academic, campus or community
service/leadership, and has
experienced either mental illness
or homelessness personally or
through experiences of a family
member. This is a two-year
undergraduate scholarship up to
$2,000 annually. In the Special
Circumstances Section: Provide
information about experience
with mental illness or
homelessness.
In the Resume and/or Essay:
Provide information about your
community service.
Iranian-American Student’s
Scholarship: This outside
agency scholarship is awarded to
students who are of Iranian or
Iranian -American descent with
financial need and academic
merit. These are one-year
awards up to $1,000. Note:
Students who check this box will
be sent an email around January
inviting them to complete a
separate Iranian-American
Scholarship Application at
www.iasfund.org.
Jeffrey R. Leifer Leadership
Scholarship: Awarded to
current students who have
demonstrated financial need,
academic achievement, are the
first generation in their family to
attend college, and graduates
from California high schools that
have historically been
underrepresented at UC
campuses. This is a one-year
award and the amount varies up
to $1,000. In the Special
Circumstances Section: Provide
information about your parents’
level of education, and your
motivation to attend college as a
first generation college student.
Joseph H. Lima Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to
students with demonstrated
financial need, from an
immigrant family (student or
parents born outside the U.S.),
who have immigrated or are
immigrating to the U.S.,
including someone with visa
status of “asylee,” and have
college-level academic, campus
or community service/leadership.
This is a two-year undergraduate
scholarship up to $2,000
annually. In the Special
Circumstances Section: Provide
information required about your
immigrant status/experience.
In the Resume and/or Essay:
Provide information about your
community service.
Marchick-Rallo Scholarship:
This Alumni Leadership
Scholarship is awarded to
undergraduates who have a 3.0+
GPA, demonstrated financial
need, have college-level
academic, campus or community
service/leadership, and have or
are participating in UCSD
Student Government. This is a
two-year scholarship up to
$2,000 annually. In the Resume
and/or Essay: Provide
information about your UCSD
Student Government
participation, and community
service.
George Parker Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to
students with demonstrated
financial need, who were
orphaned for at least 3 years
prior the age of 18, and/or who
were raised in foster care for at
least 3 years immediately prior
to the age of 18. This is a
renewable award, paid in the
amount of up to $2,000
annually. Verification of orphan
or foster care status is needed
only if a scholarship offer is
made. In the Special
Circumstances Section: Provide
information about the
circumstances in which you
became a foster child or
orphan, and the challenges you
have experienced or overcome.
Sven Peterson Memorial
Scholarship: Awarded to a
2013-2014 Warren College
sophomore or junior, majoring
in an area other than
engineering or life sciences,
who has been named to the
Warren College Provost’s
Honors list at least one quarter,
and has a 3.0+ cumulative
GPA. This is a one-year $2,000
award. Students may reapply.
* Portillo Family Christian
Scholarship: Awarded to first
generation students (i.e.
parents did not attend college),
have a 3.0+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
active members of selfidentified Christian student
organizations registered with
the Center for Student
Involvement, i.e. “Christian”
appears in the name of the
student organization or in the
purpose/description.
Preference given to those who
have graduated from a Los
Angeles County public high
school. This is a one-year award
up to $2,000. In the
supplemental box, provide
information about your
involvement in a Christian
student organization. If you
graduated from a Los Angeles
County high school, provide the
name and city of your school.
Leon T. Roach Academic
Scholarship for Athletes: This
Alumni Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to undergraduate
students with financial need, with
a 3.0 GPA, have academic,
campus or community leadership
experience, and are athletes with
one of the Intercollegiate Athletic
Teams, with preference to the
Men’s and Women’s Track and
Field Team. This is a two-year
scholarship up to $2,000
annually. In the Resume and/or
Essay: Provide information about
your athletic involvement.
Senior Gift Scholarship: This
scholarship was established by
UCSD graduating seniors and
seeks to recognize outstanding
students (not limited to seniors),
who have qualified for financial
aid and have demonstrated
college–level academic, campus
or community service/leadership.
This is a one-year award and the
amount varies up to $2,012. In
the Resume and/or Essay:
Provide information about your
community service.
Malcolm R. Stacey Memorial
Scholarship: This is a oneyear scholarship up to $2,000,
awarded in the following
priority.
1. Undergraduate Jewish
students who are orphans and
preparing for graduate study in
aeronautical engineering.
Provide background on your
experience as an orphan.
2. Undergraduate Jewish
students in the field of
aeronautical engineering.
3. Jewish students majoring in
engineering.
4. Jewish students in any field
of study.
* Student Foundation
Scholarships: The Student
Foundation Scholarships are oneyear awards, ranging from
$1,000–$1,500, given to
continuing UC San Diego
students (2013-2014) who have
demonstrated financial need,
and college-level academic,
campus or community service
and leadership. Students are
selected based on their GPA and
personal statement. These
scholarships are funded by Give.
Invest. Gain. donors and the
student-supported Student
Foundation Endowment Fund. In
the supplemental box answer
these questions: 1) What does
philanthropy mean to you? 2)
How have you been
philanthropic? 3) What
philanthropic activities do you
plan beyond UCSD?
* UC San Diego Faculty-Staff
Employee Dependent
Scholarship: Awarded to
students with a 3.0+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
who are dependents of UCSD
employees. This is a one-year
scholarship and the amount
varies. In the Part III
Supplemental Box: Provide your
parent’s name, job position/title,
UCSD Department, and
Department phone number.
UCSD Town and Gown
Scholarship: Awarded to fulltime 2013-2014 juniors or
seniors, with a 3.4+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
who show exceptional promise
for making future contributions
in public or community service
(including but not limited to
foreign affairs, medicine, social
service, and political science).
Selection process may include
an interview. This is a one year
award up to $5,000. In the
Essay and/or Resume: Provide
information about your interest
in pursuing a Public Service
career or community service.
*Patricia Ordonez Valva
Scholarship: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to full-time students,
with a 3.0+ GPA, demonstrated
financial need, and academic,
campus, or community
leadership, and have suffered
the death of a parent from
cancer or who has cancer
affecting an immediate family
member. This is a one-year
undergraduate scholarship up
to $2,000 annually. In Special
Circumstances: Provide
information about your
undergraduate community
service and circumstances that
qualify you for this award.
Vickerman/Munoz Family
Scholarship for Transfer
Students: This Alumni
Leadership Scholarship is
awarded to full-time transfer
students, with a 3.0+ GPA,
demonstrated financial need,
and college-level academic,
campus or community
service/leadership. This is a
two-year undergraduate
scholarship up to $2,000
annually. In the Resume and/or
Essay: Provide information
about your community service.
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Part IV: Resume
Honors and Awards
Honor/Award
Date of Honor/Award
Provost’s Honors List
Spring Quarter, 2012
Description of Honor/Award
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Recognition for scholastic achievement.
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Extracurricular Activities
Extracurricular Activity
Date of Extracurricular Activity
Winterfest Committee - Founder
Fall Quarter, 2011 -Winter Quarter, 2012
Description of Extracurricular Activity
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Established the Winterfest fund raiser to benefit homeless and foster youth teenagers.
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Volunteer Work and Community Service
Volunteer/Community Service
Date of Volunteer/Community Service
Salvation Army Toy Drive – Co-Chair
November 20, 2011-December 25, 2011
Description of Volunteer/Community Service
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Set up stations at participating local merchants; collected and dropped off toys 3 times per week during the
Christmas season; responsible for 7 stores in downtown San Diego.
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Employment and Internships
Employment/Internships
Groundworks Books Store - Manager
Date of Employment/Internships
January, 2010 - Ongoing
Description of Employment/Internships
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Sales, cashier, payroll, scheduling, training student employees, publicity, store operations (includes deposits,
closing, and customer service). Promoted to manager 6/20/11.
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