NCJW Houston Accepting Applications for Scholarships

The National Council of Jewish Women Greater Houston Section is now accepting applications for the Dr. Lee K. Fein Scholarship. Students who maintain a permanent address in the greater Houston area who will be college juniors, seniors, and graduate students for the academic year 2019 – 2020 may apply.  The award is $1,500. It is unrestricted, meaning the student can use the money for books, room, board, or whatever is needed.

This scholarship was started by Dr. Feine to help worthy college upperclassmen or graduate level students majoring in education, health, social welfare, Jewish Studies, or any career aimed at serving the community. It has gone to nurses and teachers, law students, psychology students and others who are training to make a difference.

Dr. Feine, a dentist, was a community activist, a professional woman, and a devoted wife and mother whose memory is honored through this scholarship each year. She was an active, lifetime member of NCJW who devoted herself to the organization when it needed her most.

Email scholarship@ncjwhouston.org for more information and to receive the application. You can also download the application from our web site, www.ncjwhouston.org, under Make A Difference, Children & Education. (http://ncjwhouston.org/make-a-difference/children-education/#feine-scholarship)

The scholarship is open to all students, without regard to gender, race, or religion. It is awarded based on financial need, academic achievement, and career goals. Deadline for submission is March 10, 2019.

NCJW is a volunteer organization, inspired by Jewish values, that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, and families and to ensure individual rights and freedoms for all through its network of 90,000 members, supporters, and volunteers nationwide.

2018 Feine Scholarship winner Alexa Rudd, a Master’s of Education student at Texas A&M University, with Scholarship Chair, Barbara Hordern

 

2017 Feine Scholarship Winner Queen Faith Ohuabundwa, who has since completed a Bachelor’s of Nursing at Texas Women’s University, with Scholarship Committee Chair, Barbara Hordern