The mission of the Recruitment and Outreach Program is to identify and recruit academically competitive underrepresented students who will apply and, if admitted, choose to enroll at the University of Washington. We will achieve this by making multiple visits to locations deemed ‘diversity’ sites such as high schools, community colleges, churches, and community centers. We will also offer a variety of annual outreach programs designed to provide selected students an opportunity to visit our campus. In this way, we will support the diversity goals of our institution while providing a service to the community at large. This year alone the unit coordinated over 100 visits for 1,928 visitors to campus and saw another 1,307 people at off-campus presentations for a total of 3,235 contacts.
This scholarship is available to 2012 Washington State high school graduates who do not qualify for federal and state financial aid programs, but who do qualify for resident student status for federal and state financial aid programs, but who do qualify for resident student status for state tuition and fees by completing an affidavit approved by House Bill 1079. Application deadline June 18, 2012. For more information, click on the link above.
CAMP works with campus faculty, student services and community-based agencies to help students persist through their first year of college and graduate with baccalaureate degrees.
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