2011 Scholarship Awards


The NNMHA board/scholarship committee has decided to award an unprecedented THREE scholarships this year to graduating high school seniors who are proceeding to college. They are Natalia Coriz, Rachael Czmyrid, and Manny Vargas. Click below their names to read their statements of why they are interested in achieving a higher education, and the letters of recommendation they submitted with their applications. These give great insight into who these young people are and why they are so deserving.


Natalia Coriz
Click here to read Natalia's
essay and letters of recommendation.

Rachael Czmyrid
Click here to read Rachael's
essay and letters of recommendation.





Manny Vargas
Click here to read Manny's
essay and letters of recommendation.

 

 

 

NORTHERN NEW MEXICO HORSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION

P.O. Box 4124, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

This College Scholarship application is only for High School graduating seniors who have participated in the 4-H or Horse related organizations. The applicant must show proof that he/she has been accepted to an accredited College or University in order for funds to be awarded.

Guidelines for selection are: 1) Past academic achievements, 2) financial need, 3) participation in 4-H or horse related club activities, and 4) having expressed an interest in achieving a higher education in any major.

 

CHECKLIST FOR YOUR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Have you completed the following? Each item on the checklist must be completed for consideration for this scholarship.

1. Documentation of participation in 4-H or other horse related club.

2. Proof of acceptance to an accredited college or university.

3. Academic achievements and a current transcript.

4. Statement of financial need.

5. An essay using 250-300 words maximum of Life Education Goals.

6. Letter of recommendation from one teacher, with name and address.

7. Letter of recommendation from one adult who is not a parent or relative, with name and address.

8. Statement of why you are interested in achieving a higher education in any major.