[SCRRF]: Scholarship

[Redhead Jokes]

The Southern California Regional Robotics Forum would like to recognize one Southern California student who has actively participated on a Southern California FIRST team and took part in the 2005 Los Angeles Regional with a $500 scholarship for their first year of study in the field of math, science or technology. The award is non-renewable and will be announced at the FIRST Championship Event.

Submission Requirements:
Seniors will submit a 1500 word essay titled "The Impact of FIRST on my Future Goals."

A copy of their high school transcript.

Letter of recommendation from one of the adult members of their team stating that the applicant has demonstrated the values of FIRST and is a member in good standing.

All materials need to be sent in one envelope and post marked by March 1, 2005 to
Ralph D. Mills, Ph.D.
Vice President
Small Manufacturers' Institute
28067 Braidwood Drive
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
Phone: (310) 809-4168
FAX: (310) 377-4459
E-mail: ralphmills@aol.com

SCRRF
Southern California Regional Robotics forum is a committee formed by US FIRST robotics teams in Southern California. Originating in Chatsworth, the Forum was formed after the 2001 FIRST Robotics season in the spirit of sharing and helping in the FIRST community. It is the goal of SCRRF to provide a way for Southern California teams, both rookie and veteran, to get help and to share opinions so that the experience can be improved for everyone.

Together as a group, SCRRF hosts the fall classic as well as various workshops throughout the months before kickoffs to help teams prepare for the coming year of competition.

Beside the events and workshops, teams in SCRRF have formed a sense of FIRST community, making their experience so much more enjoyable.

[n0cturnalxb]

Originally Posted by Redhead Jokes

... and took part in the 2005 Los Angeles Regional ...

2005 LA Regional? We're going to Vegas (because of the grant thing) .. oh well.

Regardless, a big thank you goes out to SCRRF for doing this.. after, all, college IS expensive, and $500 could buy a couple of books, at LEAST