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Applications Being Accepted for Robert Kuzmicki Recreation Education Scholarship Through May

  • February 15, 2011

from Lisle Park District

Applications are now being accepted for the Lisle Park District’s 2011 Robert Kuzmicki Recreation Education Scholarships. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors or current college students residing in the Lisle Park District, who exhibit a strong work ethic and exemplify a dedication to community or the advancement of environmental awareness and stewardship.

 

Primary criteria in the selection of the scholarship winners are demonstration of community or school service, volunteerism, environmental advocacy and personal work ethic. Please note, that although the students’ current GPA is requested, this is not necessarily a merit based scholarship. All applicants that fulfill the primary criteria will be considered and past recipients may reapply for the scholarship throughout their college careers.

 

Application forms are available online at http://lisleparkdistrict.org/scholarship.htm. Completed forms should be mailed, hand-delivered or emailed to: Lisle Park District Education Scholarship Committee, c/o Rachel Staats, 1825 Short Street, Lisle, IL 60532, rstaats@lisleparkdistrict.org, no later than Monday, May 2, 2011. Scholarships will be awarded at either the June or July Lisle Park District Board meeting, depending on recipient availability.

 

Funds for this scholarship are raised through the annual Sea Lion Aquatic Park Family Day event held on Saturday, July 30, 2011 from 12-5pm. Underclassmen who may be interested in the scholarship are strongly encouraged to volunteer.  Please contact Rachel Staats, Marketing and Communications Specialist, at 630-964-3410 with questions.

Geroge

12:17 pm on Tuesday, February 15, 2011

The park district should not be awarding scholarships. It is not within the mission statement of the Lisle Park District nor does state law give the Park District authority to expend any public funds for selective scholarships.

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