E2S5 The E2S5 Project (Environment, Engineering, Sustainability Science Student Success Scholarships) at GCC supports students in four science-based disciplines that specifically incorporate experiential learning: Engineering, Environmental Science, Farm and Food Systems and Renewable Energy/Energy Efficiency. E2S5 is aimed at encouraging student success by providing extensive academic support and financial assistance to selected participants. OverviewRequired activitiesAPPLY! Program benefits include: Up to $10,000 in accumulated scholarship funding for students who maintain multiple year eligibility Access to extensive academic support services Assistance with transfer or job placement upon completion of the GCC program Eligible applicants must be: Full-time students in one of the following associate degree programs: Engineering, Environmental Science, Farm and Food Systems or Renewable Energy/Energy Efficiency PELL Grant eligible, as determined by the federal government's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Able to demonstrate financial need, as determined by GCC's Office of Financial Aid the FAFSA Citizens of the United States, nationals of the United States as defined in section 101(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, aliens admitted as refugees under section 207 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, or aliens lawfully admitted to the US for permanent residence Committed to participation in all required E2S5 activities Able to demonstrate high academic potential All E2S5 participants are expected to commit to full participation in all aspects of the program. To ensure continuation of funding in subsequent semesters, E2S5 students must: Meet at least twice each semester with their assigned academic advisor Attend regular scholarship group meetings Meet with the Internship Coordinator to explore internship opportunities and prepare a resume Meet individually or in a group session with a career counselor Meet with the transfer counselor (for students intending to transfer to a four-year college) Attend assigned student events which may include Engineering Speaker Day, Pizza with the President, transfer or job fairs etc. E2S5 Scholarship Application Application deadline February 15, 2020. Interviews to be scheduled after application submission. Step 1 of 7 0% Citizenship status*Please chooseUS citizenNational of the United States as defined in section 101(a) of the Immigration and Nationality ActAliens admitte as a refugee under section 207 of the Immigration and Nationality ActAliens lawfully admitted to the US for permanent residenceNone of the aboveSorry, but you do not appear to meet the eligibility requirements for this program. Please contact Deidre Murphy at *protected email* if you have any questions. Will you be enrolled at GCC as a full-time student (12 or more credits) in the next semester?* Yes No Sorry, but you do not appear to meet the eligibility requirements for this program. Please contact Deidre Murphy at *protected email* if you have any questions. What is your current or intended program of study at GCC*If you are pursuing multiple programs simultaneously, choose the one in which you are closer to completionChoose oneEngineeringEnvironmental ConservationEnvironmental ScienceFarm and Food SystemsRenewable Energy/Energy EfficiencyScience of Earth & EnvironmentOtherSorry, but you do not appear to meet the eligibility requirements for this program. Please contact Deidre Murphy at *protected email* if you have any questions. 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(10000 character limit)OptionalPlease list any experiences and/or activities related to your chosen area of study, e.g., relevant job or internship experience.OptionalAll else being equal, preference will be given to students with veteran status and/or members of underrepresented groups in their chosen field (for example, women in engineering). Is there anything else you would like to share in this regard? Have you or will you have taken classes at GCC prior to the next semester?* Yes No, I will be new to GCC this fall GCC reference*Provide the name of your GCC advisor and/or a GCC instructor who knows you well enough to comment on your abilities and potential to benefit from this program. Please provide contact information for an academic or professional reference who is qualified to speak about your academic potential and/or interest in your area of study. Important! You must also download/print the Scholarship Recommendation Form and give it to your reference to complete and return to GCC.Reference name* Reference phone and/or email* Years known and context* All participants are expected to commit to full participation in all aspects of the program. To ensure continuation of funding in subsequent semesters, students must: Meet at least twice each semester with their assigned academic advisor Meet at least twice each semester with a STEM academic coach Meet with the Internship Coordinator to explore internship opportunities and prepare a resume Meet individually or in a group session with a career counselor Meet at least twice each semester with a transfer counselor (for students intending to transfer to a four-year college) Attend all assigned student events (up to two per semester) which may include Engineering Speaker Day, Pizza with the President, transfer or job fairs, or lunchtime concerts*All participants are expected to commit to full participation in all aspects of the program. To ensure continuation of funding in subsequent semesters, students must: Meet at least twice each semester with their assigned academic advisor Meet at least twice each semester with a STEM academic coach Meet with the Internship Coordinator to explore internship opportunities and prepare a resume Meet individually or in a group session with a career counselor Meet at least twice each semester with a transfer counselor (for students intending to transfer to a four-year college) Attend all assigned student events (up to two per semester) which may include Engineering Speaker Day, Pizza with the President, transfer or job fairs, or lunchtime concerts If selected, I agree to participate in all of the above listed activities PhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Questions? Contact Deidre Murphy, *protected email*.