Scholarships & Recognition
Scholarships
Nevada Business Education Association (NVBEA) Scholarship
Nevada Business Education Association is offering a $500 scholarship to a qualified Nevada High School Senior. For more information download the following documents:
To: Attention All CTE Teachers
From: LearnKey, Inc.
Date: October 9, 2009
For: $1,000 scholarships for eligible students - Teachers apply today!This is the 4th year in a row LearnKey has offered this program. We have awarded over $10,000 in scholarships to high school students across the nation. The ultimate goal of this program is to get your students industry certified utilizing LearnKey training with the teachers' assistance to help prepare them for college.
Deadline Extended to Oct. 14, 2009
Knowledge Matters - Virtual Business Scholarship
Business, marketing and personal finance students currently enrolled in their junior and senior years of high school throughout the United States are eligible for this scholarship. The applications will be judged nationally and the scholarship amount is $1,000 for first place, $500 for second place, and $250 for third place.
Reach for the Stars Scholarship
The Nevada State Education Association is announcing their “Reach for the Stars” scholarship for any graduate of a Nevada public high school. Applications are due March 20 and available on the web at www.nsea-nv.org.
National Business Honor Society Nomination Form
The National Business Honor Society is designed to recognize those members of FBLA-PBL who truly excel in academic preparation for college and an eventual career in the business world.
NLC Travel Scholarship (PDF)
Attending the National Leadership Conference as a competitor is an incredible and potentially life-changing experience. This $100 scholarship is presented in the name of former Nevada FBLA State President Erin Hackman and is designed to assist NLC competitors from Nevada with their travel to the National Leadership Conference.
Individual Recognition
Community Service Award (PDF)
One of the key elements of the FBLA program is the belief that leaders, especially business leaders, have an obligation to make their communities better. Service is one of the three key words in the FBLA motto – Service, Education, Progress. This award, named for former Nevada FBLA state officer Chassey Ako, honors FBLA members who go above and beyond in capturing and personifying this key leadership trait.
Chapter Recognition
Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit (PDF)
The Hollis and Kitty Guy Award recognizes outstanding local chapters that have actively participated in projects and programs identified with the goals of FBLA-PBL.
Additional Recognition
Administrator of the Year (PDF)
Without the support of administrators in our schools, districts, and at the state level, it would be impossible for an organization like FBLA to exist, let alone impact the hundreds and thousands of students we touch year in and year out. Administrators provide funding, permission, logistics, and support – most often behind the scenes and without any fanfare or acknowledgment. This recognition provides local chapters with the opportunity to identify and quantify the support they receive from special administrators and to say thank you.
Adviser of the Year (PDF)
The purpose for this award is to recognize an outstanding FBLA local chapter adviser for Region and State adviser of the year. The State honoree is automatically nominated for recognition at the National Leadership Conference.
Businessperson of the Year (PDF)
This national event recognizes outstanding leaders from the business sector who have contributed to the success of Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda on the local, state or national levels.
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