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Applications Now Being Accepted for 2020 Texas Chapter Scholarships

The MSCI Texas Chapter announces that applications are now being accepted for the 2020 Rene Morrison Memorial Scholarships!

For 2020, we will be granting up to seven $3,000 scholarships for college students. Applicants must fill in the application on the MSCI Chapter Scholarship website, get a recommendation from a high school instructor or college professor, and meet the required GPA of 2.5. In addition, you must have a parent employed at a member company that is a member in good standing of not only MSCI National, but the Texas chapter as well. If you are a past recipient, you may apply again.

The application deadline is April 1, 2020.

Texas Chapter members: To assist you in getting the word out, we have attached two Texas Chapter Scholarship Posters. Please distribute these throughout your company. English poster and Spanish poster.

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