Applications are available in student financial services. The deadline to submit applications to the Nevada Association of Conservation Districts is April 15. The Las Vegas Indian Center is sponsoring a scholarship for students who are enrolled as members of a federally recognized American Indian tribe. Preference will be given to individuals with at least 25 percent Indian blood. These individuals must be residents of Nevada, must be graduating from high school in June or currently enrolled at CCSN or UNLV, and must have a cumulative grade-point average of at least 2.5.
Applications are available in student financial services.
For more information, contact the Las Vegas Indian Center Scholarship Committee at 647-5842. All applications must be submitted by 4 p.m., April 12. The first week of April is designated as Student Employment Week by the National Association of Student Employment Administrators. As part of this celebration, universities and colleges across the country will recognize the contributions made by student workers by selecting a student employee of the year for their campuses. UNLV student employment services will participate in this celebration by sponsoring the selection of a UNLV student employee of the year.