NEW DEADLINE FOR THE APPLICATION IS MAY 18, 2024
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Valerie Smith: 2nd Vice President and Scholarship Chairperson
Education: To reaffirm and promote the right of access to education for all. Education is the second element of our National Five Points Program (MEEPS).
The Mu Omicron Second Vice President, who is also the Scholarship Chairperson, encourages academic achievement and continuing education of our youth and working women within communities at all levels of the organization by offering various scholarships. This year, the Mu Omicron Scholarship Committee makes available one scholarship. Through our scholarship program, we recognize graduating high school seniors and students attending an accredited institution (two or four-year institution, technical school, business/secretarial school, or other equivalent program institution) pursuing a certificate, an associate degree, or a bachelor's degree from the Washington Metropolitan Area (DC, MD, and VA), who demonstrates academic excellence, community service, leadership skills, and who choose to attend an institution of higher learning. The scholarship winner is notified in early June by the Scholarship Chairperson, and scholarship awards are presented to the recipients in mid-June. |
2024 Scholarship Application Now Available!
To be considered for the Merit Scholarship of $1,000, students must meet the criteria outlined in the application. Please download the application, read the criteria, complete all the fields, and provide all the supporting documentation. The application is available in Adobe Acrobat Form and MS Word. For questions, please send an email to: [email protected] 
Our 2023 Scholarship Recipients
Mu Omicron's 2nd Vice President and Scholarship Chairperson, and Scholarship Committee presented the scholarships during an inspiring virtual Scholarship presentation. Mu Omicron presented two scholarships: the Merit Scholarship to Rebekah Bobo and the Achievement Scholarship to Jonathan Randle in the amount of $1,500 each. We congratulate these two outstanding young recipients, who demonstrated their academic achievements, leadership, and service abilities. Mu Omicron continues to support and encourage students to pursue higher education. | ||||