Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) is proud to announce the partnership with the Denver Broncos Foundation, which will sponsor one of DSF 15 Future Centers, the DSF Future Center at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early College (DMLK). This collaboration marks a significant milestone in DSF’s mission to support students as they plan, prepare, and pursue … Read more
In August 2024, ScholarshipOwl delved into learning more about how the youth vote may impact the results of the 2024 election. Two surveys were conducted: One survey investigated the issues that Gen Z voters care about the most, and also examined expected voting behavior; The other survey focused on how respondents identified themselves – as liberal or … Read more
At the Summit Scholarship Foundation, we’ve always believed in the power of adventure to change lives. The Summit Scholarship was born from a simple yet powerful idea: to create pathways for women to access life-changing experiences in the big mountains and in the outdoors in general. Over the years, we’ve partnered with world-class expedition leaders … Read more
©iStock.com/stock_art Did you know that tuition fees at Swiss universities are relatively low compared to other European Countries? You can enrol at a Swiss University for as low as $1,500 a year. This makes Switzerland one of the top choices for international students looking to pursue studies in Europe. Moreover, there are available Swiss scholarships for … Read more
©iStock.com/VLADGRIN University-wide scholarships, as its name implies, are scholarships which are generally available for any subject, course, or field of study offered at the University*. Although there might be some exceptions (e.g. Medicine, Dentistry, Law, MBA, etc.), these scholarships generally cover all or most courses offered by the University. » Not all Universities offer … Read more
Harden Daniels and his six-year-old daughter, Alana, have been inseparable since her mother unexpectedly died. She goes almost everywhere with him. “My main purpose in life is to make sure Alana is taken care of,” he said. Recognizing Harden’s dedication to being the best parent and student he can be, Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship has … Read more
Earlier this month, the Maths Scholarships team hosted the final Maths Scholars CPD workshop of the academic year at The Studio in Birmingham. Maths Scholars from across the country gathered, alongside academics who conducted various workshops throughout the day, including a session titled “Exploring the Global Heritage of Mathematics.” Simon Clay led the session, initiating … Read more
Undertaking an initial teacher training (ITT) course has been a pivotal and transformative experience that has thoroughly prepared me for a career in education while profoundly enriching my personal development and shaping my perception of teaching as a vital and dynamic profession. A primary aspect of my ITT course, the practical teaching experiences during placements, … Read more
Prof. Edward Lee joined the Santa Clara Law faculty in 2024. His research and teaching includes Internet Law, AI, copyright law, design law, international intellectual property law, and torts. Why do you write? Legal scholarship I write to add my ideas to the debate over how best to respond to a legal problem. It may … Read more
“Expansion and Restriction: Divergent Paths Towards Modernizing Family Laws in Japan and China, 1868–1930”Weilin XiaoThe American Journal of Comparative LawPublished online: August 2024 Abstract: Before their encounters with Western powers in the nineteenth century, Chinese and Japanese societies were deeply embedded in traditional family systems that formed the backbone of their social structures. However, with … Read more