This Monday, April 4, is the deadline to apply for the 2011-2012 “Generation Now” Pro-Life Leader Scholarship Program. Applications should be completed online: www.TexasRightToLife.com.
The “Generation Now” Scholarship Program seeks to take the message of Life to college campuses where “personal choice” is often viewed as more important than the “right to life.” Recipients of the scholarship program earn up to $8000 throughout their undergraduate collegiate studies by promoting a Culture of Life among their peers.
A complete list of requirements and an application may be downloaded at www.TexasRightToLife.com. If you have any questions, please contact Melissa Pici at 713-782-5433 or MPici@TexasRightToLife.com.
Graduate Scholarship Program – Earn $1000 Each Semester
Pro-Life values are often decried and challenged in nursing school, medical school, and law school. A support network fosters the maintenance of these strong convictions among graduate students. A limited number of scholarships are reserved for nursing, medical, and law students who are willing to establish a Pro-Life organization and host speakers and seminars at their in-state graduate school. Texas Right to Life will assist and mentor the students in these efforts.
Visit www.TexasRightToLife.com for a full list of requirements and to complete an application. The application deadline is Friday, April 29th.
High School Summer Camps
Pro-Lifers know how to rough it! Join us at REveAL, Texas Right to Life’s second annual summer camp for high school students, on July 23rd-July 26th at Messiah’s Ranch in Bryan, TX. Last year’s campers had so much fun that they demanded another camp to address more advanced topics!
Thus, REveAL2 will begin on the afternoon of July 26th and end on July 30th. We’ll dig deeper into stem cell research, euthanasia, and human cloning. Campers can expect to build long-lasting friendships with peers who share their values while playing games, exploring the outdoors, and learning the fundamentals of Pro-Life issues:
-- How was abortion legalized?
-- How do you respond to those who are pro-abortion?
-- What’s the difference between embryonic and adult stem cell research?
-- Why should you worry about euthanasia?
Visit www.TexasRightToLife.com/StudentCentral for more details, to view photos from last year, and to complete an application.
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