Important General Information:
ASMC Managing Crisis Scholarship applications undergo what is called a blind review to avoid bias in their consideration. To comply with this, please do not include your name on any documentation (exception where asked on the applicant information sheet). You may instead include your 900- number. Names of applicants will be redacted before the application packets are provided to reviewers.
Required Essay + Supplemental Documentation:
Interested students are required to mail to the MC Scholarship Office (address provided below in next subsection) the following documents:
-
- A one-page personal statement that describes: your campus involvement outside of the classroom, such as leadership in student organizations or other campus activities; how the scholarship will help make college more affordable to you; and how will your involvement and/or the scholarship assist in your future endeavors (font size and type, as well as margins, up to applicant)
- A copy of your resume, which should include: any participation in student leadership, student organizations, and/or campus involvement while attending Moorpark College; any achievements or special distinctions you have earned while attending Moorpark College; and any professional experience you think is relevant
- One letter of recommendation, with the letter being from a Moorpark College staff or faculty member or from someone whose reference can support your personal statement
- One copy of your current, unofficial transcript
Applicants who fail to include any of the aforementioned documents will be disqualified for consideration.
How to Submit Application Materials:
Students should mail their application packet to Moorpark College Scholarship Technician Maria Perez-Medeiros:
Moorpark College
Scholarship Office
7075 Campus Road
Moorpark, CA 93021
Materials should be received by Monday, March 1, 2021 in order for them to be considered for this opportunity.