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OSCIL Announces Catherine T. Murray Memorial Scholarship 2024 is Now Accepting Applications for RI Residents with Disabilities

OSCIL Announces Catherine T. Murray Memorial Scholarship 2024 is Now Accepting Applications for RI Residents with Disabilities

Jan 10, 2024
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OSCIL Murray Scholarship 2024 Flyer. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2024. Qualified applicants for this scholarship must be Rhode Island residents with a significant disability and seeking financial assistance to attend college, vocational, or technical school. This scholarship can be used for the attainment of assistive/adaptive equipment or devices to access your educational goals as well as the usual expenses associated with postsecondary education. Preference is based on career goals, merit, and economic need. Applications are reviewed by the committee and recipients will be selected and notified shortly thereafter. Scholarship funds will be disbursed in mid August. Applications can be downloaded and submitted with your essay responses online via our website at www.oscil.org/scholarship.

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