The Michael J. Aldieri Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is available to any Candidate for Designation of
the Connecticut Chapter of the Appraisal Institute (CCAI) who is actively
pursuing the MAI or SRA membership designation. The purpose of the scholarship
is to encourage knowledge, excellence and professionalism in the appraisal
industry. The scholarship will award full tuition reimbursement for any
required AI course offering in the designation path. The recipient of this
scholarship must :
·
Be a CCAI Candidate in good standing
·
Have a proven history of motivation, diligence and work ethic
toward educational and career advancement.
·
Demonstrate a commitment to professional excellence and obtaining
an MAI or SRA membership designation.
· Hold the status “continuing education program completed.”
· Have not been subject to a publishable disciplinary action by the
Appraisal Institute within the five (5) years prior to election or appointment.
The CCAI Scholarship Committee will assess whether or not the applicant meets
the above requirements based on the following applicant submissions:
1.
Completed application
2.
Detailed resume
3.
Personal statement: What about your past
achievements, current commitments and future professional goals makes you best
suited to be the recipient of this scholarship? Please be detailed and
specific.
4.
Letter of recommendation
5.
Proof of course completion and passage
6.
Receipt of payment for the course
Applications may be submitted any time during the year for classes taken
during the same calendar year. The Scholarship Committee will review all
submissions and award one scholarship per year at our annual December meeting.
Please note, applications submitted after November 10th of any given
year, will be reviewed and considered for the following year’s awards
cycle. Selection is
based on the applicant’s submission of the six required documents above and is
not need-based.
The Rachel Gioia, MAI Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is available to any minority and/or woman
Candidate for Designation of the Connecticut Chapter of the Appraisal Institute
(CCAI) who is active in appraising and needs financial assistance to take
Appraisal Institute courses leading to the MAI or SRA membership designation.
The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage minorities and women Candidates
to pursue knowledge, excellence and professionalism in the appraisal industry.
The scholarship will award full tuition reimbursement for any required AI
course offering in the designation path. The recipient of this scholarship
must:
· Be a CCAI
Candidate in good standing
· Be a minority
as identified by the U.S. Census Bureau or Female
· Demonstrate a
financial need
· Have a proven
history of motivation, diligence and work ethic toward educational and career
advancement
· Demonstrate a
commitment to professional excellence and obtaining a MAI or SRA membership
designation
· Hold the
status “continuing education program completed.”
· Have not been
subject to a publishable disciplinary action by the Appraisal Institute within
the five (5) years prior to election or appointment.
The Scholarship Committee will assess whether or not the
applicant meets the
above requirements based on the following applicant
submissions:
1. Completed
application
2. Detailed resume
3. Personal
statement: Identify your minority status, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
What about your past achievements, current commitments, future professional
goals, and financial need makes you best suited to be the recipient of this
scholarship? Please be detailed and specific.
4. Letter of
recommendation
5. Proof of course
completion and passage
6. Receipt of
payment for the course
Applications may be submitted any time during the year for
classes taken during the same calendar year. The Scholarship Committee will
review all submissions and award one scholarship per year at our annual
December meeting. Please note, applications submitted after November 10th of
any given year, will be reviewed and considered for the following year’s awards
cycle. Selection is based on the
applicant’s submission of the six required documents above and is need-based.
Scholarship Application Form
The William Kinnard Memorial Professional Development Scholarship
This scholarship is available to any Appraisal Institute Designated
Member of the Connecticut Chapter of the Appraisal Institute who wishes to expand his or her current knowledge base into an area of
professional academic specialty or service through an AI “certificate of
completion” for any Appraisal Institute Professional Development Program. The
purpose of the scholarship is to encourage knowledge, excellence and
professionalism in the appraisal industry. The scholarship will award full
tuition reimbursement for any required AI course offering in any one of the AI Professional
Development Programs. The recipient of this scholarship must:
·
Be a Connecticut Chapter Appraisal Institute (CCAI) Designated Member
in good standing
·
Have a proven history of motivation, diligence and work ethic
toward educational and career advancement.
·
Hold the status “continuing education program
completed.”
·
Have not been subject to a publishable disciplinary
action by the Appraisal Institute within the five (5) years prior to election
or appointment.
The Scholarship Committee will assess whether or not the applicant meets the
above requirements based on the following applicant submissions:
1. Completed
application
2. Detailed
resume
3.
Personal statement: What about your past
achievements, current commitments and future professional goals makes you best
suited to be the recipient of this scholarship? Please be detailed and
specific.
4. Letter
of recommendation
5. Proof
of course completion and passage
6. Receipt
of payment for the course
Applications may be submitted any time during the year for classes taken
during the same calendar year. The Scholarship Committee will review all
submissions and award one scholarship per year at our annual December meeting.
Please note, applications submitted after November 10th of any given
year, will be reviewed and considered for the following year’s awards
cycle. Selection is based on the applicant’s submission of the six required documents above and is not need-based.
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