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The Mount Shasta Ninety-Nines Aviation Scholarship
Purpose:
The Mount Shasta Chapter of the Ninety-Nines International
Organization of Women Pilots, Inc., is offering a $1000 scholarship to
local women. The scholarship can be used by the recipient to obtain the
private pilot license, or toward an advanced rating to further her
pursuit of an aviation career.
Eligibility:
The applicant must have a current medical appropriate to the
rating goal, have passed the written exam for the license/rating applied
for, and have soloed if her goal is the private license.
The applicant must be a resident of Shasta, Trinity, Siskiyou, Modoc,
Tehama, Glenn or Butte County.
The applicant must have passed the written exam and soloed before money
is awarded, but not necessarily before application. If an advanced
rating is the goal, the applicant must also have a current flight review
and all prerequisite ratings for the rating she seeks before money will
be awarded, but not necessarily before application.
The applicant must be proficient in English.
Applications must be postmarked by the application deadline, December
31st.
Application Guidelines:
The application must be completed in full using the attached form.
Upon completion, mail the original and three copies of:
1. the application
2. personal essay
3. budget information
4. no more than three letters of recommendation
Send to:
Barbara Crooker, Scholarship Committee
Mount Shasta Ninety-Nines Aviation Scholarship
22452 Stagecoach Rd.
Palo Cedro, CA 96073
flylady@frontiernet.net
The application will be judged on the applicant’s:
1. activities in and commitment to aviation
2. ability to reach goals
3. financial need - as shown in her budget as submitted
4. personal essay
5. letters of recommendation.
Terms:
If the recipient does not complete the rating appropriate to her award
within one year of the award date, her status will be reviewed. Special
circumstances will be considered. Copies of her logbook shall be
provided monthly, along with a monthly report from the instructor during
this year. If her progress is not acceptable, all funds paid out must be
reimbursed to Mount Shasta Ninety-Nines Aviation Scholarship fund within
60 days.
The scholarships will be paid directly to the flight
school or independent flight instructor conducting the
training. Receipts showing hours flown and signed by both
student and instructor must be submitted before funds are
awarded.
Recipients who successfully complete their ratings
will receive a one-year’s membership in both the
Ninety-Nines Organization of Women Pilots main organization
and the Mount Shasta Chapter.
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