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Integrity Scholarship
NSCS is proud to present the Integrity Scholarship which is awarded to 10 NSCS members who have demonstrated commitment to integrity. $1,000 scholarships, will be awarded to each of the ten members who have demonstrated a true commitment to integrity through a series of short answer questions describing a time when their integrity has been challenged.
Eligibility
*NSCS members working towards an undergraduate or graduate degree
Key Dates
Application Opens: November 10, 2008
Application Closes: January 10, 2009
Notification Date: February 9, 2009
Please apply below
Learn more about the past recipients:
Natasha LaBelle from University of California, Berkeley(2007 recipient)
BIOGRAPHY:
I grew up in Marin County, California, and attended high school at St. Ignatius in San Francisco. I have always been an avid lover of the outdoors, travel, and competitive sports. I was a member of the women's varsity crew team for all four years at UC Berkeley. After graduation I spent nine weeks volunteering at a Hospital in Santa Ana, El Salvador. I am currently working as a medical assistant for a small family practice in Reston, Virginia. This coming fall I look forward to starting my first year as a medical student at UCLA.
Lauren Hunt from Rice University(2007 recipient)
BIOGRAPHY:
Lauren Hunt is a student at Rice University in Houston, Texas, where she will graduate in January 2009 with a B.A. in English and Policy Studies. Originally from Fort, Worth, Texas, Lauren is the President of the Rice Chapter of NSCS and an ombudsman for the university’s Honor Council. She was also captain of the Rice Cheerleading squad for the 2007-2008 year. After graduating from Rice, Lauren hopes to pursue her law degree at a school in the Northeast.
Jozef Zelenak from The University of Kansas (2007 recipient)
BIOGRAPHY:
I was born in Slovakia, former Czechoslovakia. As a child I immigrated to Canada and now live in the United States of America. As a child I lived with my parents in Zambia, Africa and saw many people who were in need of healthcare but couldnʼt afford it. Thatʼs when I decided that I want to be a physician someday and help people. Iʼve been admitted to The University of Kansas Medical School for Fall 2008 and will finally be pursuing my dream. In my spare time I enjoy playing chess and attend a public-speaking and leadership club called Toastmasters.
Past Recipients
Katerina Nelson - California State University, Long Beach
Diep Pham - Dartmouth College