Get The Council For Women's Concerns

Filling out The Council For Women's Concerns form is an essential step for those applying for the Marion Sonnenfeld Scholarship. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help users navigate the application process effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the application form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin by filling in your general information. Include your name, Fredonia ID number, permanent address, local address, and telephone number in the designated fields.
3. Next, proceed to the academic profile section. Select your class standing (sophomore or junior) and input your cumulative GPA, major, and minor or concentration.
4. Prepare your resume as a separate attachment. Ensure it highlights your extracurricular activities, special honors, awards, and any other recognition you've received since enrolling at Fredonia. Include the names of three campus community members (faculty/staff) who can serve as references and are familiar with your academic abilities.
5. Write your personal statement, which should describe the experiences that have shaped your college life. Explain why you align with the values Dr. Sonnenfeld envisioned for the scholarship. Include your short- and long-term goals, contributions to the campus community, leadership experiences, and any other relevant information.
6. Complete the information release statement. By signing this section, you grant permission for the release of appropriate information to the Council for Women's Concerns. Ensure that your signature and date are included.
7. Attach the required documents: your personal statement, resume, and optionally, a reference letter. Note if the reference letter will be sent separately.
8. Review your application for completeness. Once satisfied, save any changes, then download, print, or share your completed application as needed.

Complete your application online today to ensure your eligibility for the scholarship.