TO APPLY:
Interested students download your application at the top of
this page and mail it, along with a current, official
transcript of grades and their typewritten essay of no more
than 500 words. Applications are also available at the
Local 892 Union Hall. Applications and essays must be
postmarked by Friday, April 15, 2011 Or they may be hand
delivered no later than 4:00 pm on April 15, 2011.
Mail or hand deliver to:
Local 892, UAW
601 Woodland Drive
Saline, MI 48176
Attn: M.A.S.F. Scholarship Committee
THE ESSAYS:
International President Bob King has recently stated that
the UAW needs to join in the fight for workers rights'
world wide.
For Active Members: "My Thoughts on the Global Fight
for Workers' Rights"
For Retired Members: "The National Health Care
Reform"
SELECTION OF APPLICANTS:
The Mary Alexander Scholarship Fund Committee will consider
the applicant's academic record, participation in school and
community activities. It will also consider content and
neatness of essays when selecting the winners.
The selection by the Scholarship Committee shall be final,
and in no way should be influenced by any member or Officer
of Local 892, UAW.
PAYMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS:
The winners will be given their awards at the June 4, 2011
General Membership Meeting. Winners will be notified by
mail.
Payment will be made in the form of a check, made payable to
the student and the school, to be endorsed by both.
Local 892 Mary Alexander Scholarship Committee:
Denny Bryan, Local 892 Retiree Chapter 1st Vice-Chair
Mark Caruso, Local 892 President
Theresa Martinez, Local 892 Vice President
Terri Coffey, Local 892 Retiree Chapter Recording Secretary
and Family Member
Russ Creech, Local 892 Financial Secretary
Crystal Czerwinski, Rank and File and Family Member
JoAnn Murphy, Local 892 Retiree Chapter Member
In Solidarity,
Mark Caruso, President Local 892
