Scholarship Database

Supports LGBTQ persons who are first-, second-, or third-year law students attending one of the following law schools:Golden Gate University School of Law (San Francisco, CA) / University of California at Berkeley, School of Law (Berkeley, CA) / University of California at Davis, School of Law (Davis, CA) / University of California, Hastings College of the Law (San Francisco, CA) / University of Wisconsin Law School (Madison, WI)

Awarded annually to an Alliant doctoral student displaying significant contributions to LGBT Latino/a psychology.

Offers Departmental Scholarships each year to an LGBTQI2+ student who maintains a strong commitment to community service and political activism. For publicly identified lesbians, gay men, or bisexuals.

Awards each year are based on the student’s general application and supplemental responses, consisting of academic and co-curricular excellence, and essay content. Letters of recommendation not required, but recommended. **GPA of at least 2.5

This scholarship is for students continuing at CRC in the fall semester and requires a video submission (YouTube link).Primary consideration is given to Black, Indigenous, People of Color, LGBTQIA+ vocalists and musicians. However, students of all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. All styles of music are welcome. Winners of the scholarship are expected to take part in a public or virtual performance guided by the panel.**Musicians

Student must have completed a minimum of 6 units at CRC and be enrolled in an Arts, Media and Entertainment (AME) major. Special consideration will be given to AME students who are former foster youth, have been or have faced homelessness due to LGBTQ+ status, formerly incarcerated, returning, or who have a high financial need.*Arts, Media and Entertainment (AME) major

Awards annually to a California School of Professional Psychology student in the Los Angeles Clinical Psychology PhD or PsyD program who has advanced to doctoral candidacy displaying commitment to the LGBT community.

Awards annually to a California School of Professional Psychology student displaying significant contributions to the LGBT community.

Awards recognition for educators and their students who demonstrate an understanding of the vision and guiding principles embraced by César Chávez and Dolores Huerta. Both a visual arts application and written application are available.