Oregon Social Work Scholarships Guide - 2024

To support Latino high school students in Oregon or Clark County, Washington.

To promote educational improvement, economic opportunity and social achievement for its members and the farming, ranching and natural resources industry as a whole.

To provide financial assistance to students who have chosen to pursue a graduate degree in public administration and who have a desire to work in city or county management.

To provide financial support to American Indian and Alaskan Native students who seek to use their education as a means to offer service to their respective communities.

To support blind students in the United States who are pursuing postsecondary education.

To provide financial support to LGBTQ+/Two Spirit Indigenous students who plan to pursue postsecondary education and then do social justice work in or for Indigenous communities.

To support LGBTQ+ students pursuing a career in human services, health sciences, or visual arts.

To support LGBTQIA+ students pursuing degrees in the arts and humanities fields.

To support LGBTQ students that are studying choral conducting or music.

To provide financial assistance to students pursuing accredited social work degrees (BSW or MSW) from the University of Washington or Seattle University.