Bukoski and Soriano named 2024 FMPR Scholars
Sept. 17, Lihue, HI – Fujita & Miura Public Relations (FMPR) announced that Kierstyn Bukos...
Applicants must be able to demonstrate how they fulfill the above criteria through their completed application, a personal statement, and school transcripts. Detailed instructions follow.
Scholarship monies will be released to awardees after the announcement of the FMPR Scholars in June and after the scholars provide FMPR with documentation that they have been accepted for admission by a college or university for the following school year. There will be no deferment scholarships.
Financial need is not necessarily a factor in being awarded the Fujita & Miura Public Relations Scholarship, however, students who have faced and overcome major life obstacles, including financial hardship, will be given preference as long as they meet the other criteria.
Fujita & Miura Public Relations Scholarships are awarded without regard to gender, gender identity, marital status, race, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, social background, or disability.
Applicants must submit a completed application (online form appears right), a 300-word personal statement (instructions appear right), and high school and college transcripts (to be scanned and downloaded) by May 30. FMPR Scholars will be announced in June. Questions may be emailed to info@fmpr.net.
The application should include information about applicant’s past accomplishments. In this personal statement, we wish to learn about the applicant’s aspirations and plans for the future. The personal statement should be no fewer than 300 words and no longer than 1,000 words and include information about how the applicant plans to make a contribution to the world around them and their local communities in particular, and how they will blend their intellectual talents and concern for others to play an influential role in the betterment of society, wherever their careers might take them. Please note that Fujita & Miura Public Relations does not necessarily presuppose a career in communications or public relations, however, this is preferred. Fujita & Miura Public Relations wants scholars to be intellectually and morally capable of leadership in any field.
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