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2008 Scholarship receipients at the Reginald T. Cureton Scholarship Luncheon.

The 100 BMOGW provides $2,000 scholarships to high school seniors who are attending an accredited college, university, or specialty school of higher learning. The scholarships are awarded in increments of $500 over four years as long as the student remains enrolled full-time and in good standing. The scholarship awards are given directly to the scholarship recipients during our annual Reginald T. Cureton Scholarship Luncheon.

Currently, we have 47 students to which we are providing scholarships. While they are extremely diverse, the scholarship recipients are united in how they regard the 100 BMOGW and the scholarships they have received.

To download the Scholarship Application in Microsoft Word or PDF formats, please click here.

ANNUAL TECH CAMP

Minorities are severely under-represented in STEM professions (Science, technology, engineering and mathematics ). Our Chapter has implemented two Technology Camp initiatives to address this issue.

We award ten deserving students ages 7-17 scholarshipsto week long day camps at Georgetown University and the University of Virginia. The students have the ability to study a subjects ranging from producing digital videos, designing 2-d and 3-d video games, designing and building web pages and programming.

Click here to download the Tech Camp scholarship application in Microsoft Word.

Click here to download the Tech Camp scholarship application in PDF format.