STAND Poster Contest

• Artwork must be 16" X 20", vertical
• Theme is based on any negative choices
• Artwork must be fine art (drawing, painting, charcoal,etc...)
• NO DIGITAL MEDIA or computer graphics

First prize winner will receive $500 award

Artwork must be ready to turn in by the end of November 2015.

Last years winner

Andy Ramirez

Fund 4 Art Ed

ARTportunity
An artistic opportunity for 11^th and 12^th grade art students to prepare for and raise funds for their college education. This artistically educational event will be held Saturday, November 7^th at the FIU Frost Art Museum. Visit fund4arted.org for more information.

Isaiah Fund

The purpose of the Isaiah Fund is to assist and award $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors through their college or university. In less than three years we have awarded scholarships totaling more than  $30,000 to 28 students. Please encourage your high school seniors to apply.

●      Take a look at works by Isaiah Scholars online.
●      All applications are accepted online before April 15^th.
●      Visit fund4arted.org for more information.

Scholarship Opportunity for Students

Dear Educators and Community Leaders, Please share this amazing scholarship opportunity with rising Latino high school seniors in your community! Rising Latino high school seniors across America can apply to the Youth Awards program presented for the 17th year by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF). The 2015 Youth Awards application is available on our website at www.HispanicHeritage.org or by clicking on the following link: bit.ly/12JlKix. The application deadline is Thursday, October 15th, 2015. To participate in the Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards you must be: ·     A current high school rising senior, graduating in the Spring of 2016 ·     Planning to enroll in college in 2016-2017 ·     Of Hispanic/Latino descent (at least one parent) ·     Minimum 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) or 7.5 (on a 10.0 scale) ·     Willing to travel at own cost to the awards ceremony in your selected region (regional ceremony attendance is mandatory for students who are selected) Students are selected for their accomplishments in the classroom and community, and for their focus on various categories. Recipients are awarded up to $3,000 in educational grants to be used for their college education or to fund a community service effort. In each of the 11 regions, three students will be honored in various categories including those listed below.  The regions include: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Phoenix, Rio Grande Valley, San Jose and Washington, DC.  Students from across the USA can apply in the region nearest to their area of residence in an effort to ensure all Latino students have an opportunity for the Youth Awards. If selected, the students only have to attend the awards event to receive their award. The 2015 Youth Awards categories are: Business & Entrepreneurship Community Service – sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive Company Education – sponsored by Southwest Airlines Innovation & Technology – sponsored by Entertainment Software Association Foundation Engineering & Mathematics – sponsored by ExxonMobil            Healthcare & Science – sponsored by CVS Health Sports & Fitness  Students that are not able to take advantage of this opportunity are encouraged to join our Latinos On Fast Track (LOFT) Network. LOFT is a leadership and workforce development program which connects emerging Latinos to each other, to experts, to resources, to platforms, and career paths in STEM fields, business and finance, education and other fields.  Join the LOFT Network at http://loftnetwork.org. Please feel free to contact us at info@hispanicheritage.org or 202-861-9797 with any questions. Sincerely, Youth Awards Team