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The Washington State Crime Prevention Association has established a scholarship in memory Brion S. Schuman. Mr. Schuman served as a Crime Prevention Officer in Seattle University from 1982 until his death in 1991. He served on the Washington State Crime Prevention Board of directors for many years including President of the Association prior to his death. The Association offers one scholarship annually. The award is in the form of a check for $500.00, payable to the college or university in which the recipient is enrolled and may be used for any purpose. Its intent is to help defray some of the costs of attending college. Eligibility for this scholarship is open to any student enrolled at a 4-year Washington State College or university, public or private at the time of application. Financial need is not a criteria for eligibility. Information about this scholarship will be made available at the school's Financial Aid Office. A letter requesting an application may be submitted to the Washington State Crime Prevention Association, 1631 West Rose, Ste. F-615, Walla Walla, Washington 99362. Information about this scholarship will be made available to schools on January 15th of each year. Applications must be submitted to the Washington State Crime Prevention Association office by March 31st.The award will be announced in the Spring. The Washington State Crime Prevention Association will present the award at the annual Association Awards Banquet. The winner need not be present, however the Washington State Crime Prevention Association will defray any costs in attending the awards ceremony. The application asks for personal information, including a history o academic achievement, student activities, community involvement as well as a statement of personal goals. A short essay Scholarship Committee comprised of officers from around the State of Washington. All completed applications become the property of the Washington State Crime Prevention Association. |
Press Release Contact: Daryl Pearson, Executive
Director (509) 525-3342 |
The Washington State Crime Prevention Association (WSCPA) announces the Brion S. Schuman Memorial Scholarship, offered annually to the student enrolled in a 4 year public or private college or university in the State of Washington. The $500 award may be used by a student to defray college expenses. Information is available from any eligible school's Financial Aid Office. Applications are available after January 15th from the Washington State Crime Prevention Association, 1631 West Rose #F615, Walla Walla, WA 99362. Applications must be submitted by March 31 for awards to be made for the next school year. Awards are announced in the spring. Brion S. Schuman served as Crime Prevention Officer for Seattle University from 1982 until his death in 1991. He was the WSCPA President and also served in other positions on the Board of Directors. The Washington State Crime Prevention Association is an organization of crime prevention officers and volunteers dedicated to reducing the risk of crime in Washington. Membership is open to all law enforcement officer, volunteers and persons working to reduce crime in our state.
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WSCPA Application Information |
The Washington State Crime Prevention Association offers a scholarship in memory of Brion S. Schuman. Mr. Schuman served as Crime Prevention Officer at Seattle University from 1982 until his death in 1991. He was the WSCPA President and also served in other positions on the Board of Directors. The Association awards one scholarship annually. The award is in the form of a check for $500.00, payable to the college or university in which the recipient is enrolled. The funds may be used for any purpose. The intent of this scholarship award is to help a student defray some of the costs of attending college. Eligibility for this scholarship is open to any student enrolled in a 4 year public or private college or university in the State of Washington at the time of application. Financial need is not a criteria for eligibility. Applications for this scholarship are available January 15 by writing the Washington State Crime Prevention Association, 1631 W. Rose #F615, Walla Walla, Washington 99362. Application must be submitted by March31 for an award to be made in the spring.
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Washington State Crime Prevention Association Brion S. Schuman Application |
| To Qualify, you must: 1. Be currently enrolled as a full-time student in a 4 year public or private college or university. 2. Complete the application form. 3. Write a short essay on the topic listed below. 4. Submit this application and essay to: Washington State Crime Prevention Association, 1631 W. Rose F-615, Walla Walla, WA 99362 not later than March 31. Applicant: Name________________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _____________Age______ Sex:_______ :Phone: ___________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________
School Attending: ______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Major:________________________________ Year:___________________ Projected Date of Graduation: ______________________________________ Signature:________________________ Date: _________________________
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Washington State Crime Prevention Association Western Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators Brion S. Schuman Application for Memorial Scholarship |
| Answer the following questions and write a paper as described below. Use separate pages if necessary. This is your opportunity to "sell" yourself, so don't be bashful! 1. Describe your involvement in community service activities. Include school organizations and volunteer activities, as well as related employment. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ 2. Define the career and personal goals you have set for yourself, and what academic and other achievements you have made towards accomplishing those goals. ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ Attach to this application a paper, not to exceed 500 words, typed, double-spaced on the topic: If you were the head of a police agency, what strategies would you use to encourage citizen participation in crime prevention? |
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