Eisenhart Community Scholars Application - Current Students

Interaction

Thank you for your interest in the Eisenhart Community Scholars program. We are glad to know that you want to make the most of your college education and want to help serve your community in the process! If you have any questions about this application, feel free to contact Sara Goodwin at sgoodwi1@ycp.edu

Applicant Information

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Birthdate

YCP Email Address

Mobile Phone Number

Yes

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Expected Graduation Term

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Eisenhart Community Scholars Essay Questions

As a potential participant in this program, we would like you to answer the following question. Your answer must be between 200 and 300 words.

Identify three traits or characteristics that best describe you. How do you see these traits/characteristics serving you in your academic and professional endeavors?

About You

Eisenhart Community Scholars:

Create a video that tells us about a time you saw a community need and worked with others to address that need. Describe how this experience conveys how you see yourself as a campus and community leader at YCP?
Please send us a URL link that allows us to access your submission on either YouTube or Vimeo.

Video link or web URL:
Copy and paste your URL in the space below, and be sure the link address is correct.

Tell us about your submissions. How does it relate to participation in the Eisenhart Community Scholars?

Informed Consent- Eisenhart Community Scholars Program

The learning survey you are completing contains a number of questions that can help us to gauge the habits of mind innovative students bring with them to college. To help us to better understand the kinds of students who succeed in the Eisenhart Community Scholars Program, we’d like to keep some of the information that we gather in the admission process and use it for program improvement. We might also share what we learn with other scholars through publication and presentations.

All of the information collected will be confidential. Your name will not be associated with the responses.

You are not required to give your consent, and whether you consent or not will have no influence on inclusion in the scholar program for which you applied. The scholar program review committee will not know whether you’ve consented or not.

Thank you for considering participating in this research.

I do consent to have my answers included in research about the Eisenhart Scholars Program.

I do not consent to have my answers included in research about the Eisenhart Scholars Program.