For teens and young adults. This seminar will help parents and students navigate the terrain of scholarship research and writing. It will also address the myth that students need A+ grades to win.
Whether in high school, college or university, students should know the importance of scholarship research and writing. Having a track record of scholarship attainment is a great asset for students entering competitive employment or academic opportunities, but it is also a great way to offset the cost of education. Despite this, many students will never apply for a scholarship.
No matter where you or your child are in the educational journey, this event will provide you with worthwhile, and potentially lucrative, knowledge.
Presenter Bio:
Christopher Grafos, PhD, is the founder of BridgesEDU Scholarships. As a student, he won several prestigious scholarships and his academic work has received millions in grant funding. His mission is to reduce the knowledge gap and intimidation students face when it comes to applying for scholarships.
This presentation requires free registration. A Zoom link will be sent to registered participants. Registration closes two hours in advance of the program.
This program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
KFPL often has events and program "in the community," outside of the library branches. Look in the description of the program for more information about where it is located.
