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HOWARD COUNTY SENATORS and DELGATES Contact Information Scholarship Procedure HOWARD COUNTY SENATORS AND DELGATES *To Locate Your District and Elected Officials online: http://mdelect.net/ OR CALL the Board of Supervisors of Elections for Howard County at 410-313-5820 Contact Information Scholarship Procedure DISTRICT 9 Sen. Kathryn (Katie) Fry Hester (D) District 9 • Scholarship applications can be downloaded from the 304 James Senate Office Building Senator's website at: https://katiefryhester.com 11 Bladen Street, Room 304 • Scholarship application packets are due to the Annapolis, MD 21401 Senator’s Office by May 19, 2021. 410-841-3671 e-mail: [email protected] Del. M. Courtney Watson (D), District 9B • Students should call or email for an application to be House Office Building, Room 209 emailed directly to them. 6 Bladen Street • Confirm the scholarship application due date Annapolis, MD 21401 with the Delegate’s Office. 410-841-3077 e-mail: [email protected] Del. Reid Novotny (R), District 9A • Students should call for an application to be emailed House Office Building, Room 403 directly to them. 6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 • Confirm the scholarship application due date with the 410-841-3582 Delegate’s Office. e-mail: [email protected] Del. Trent Kittleman (R), District 9A • Students should email for an application to be sent House Office Building, Room 202 directly to them. 6 Bladen Street • Confirm the scholarship application due date Annapolis, MD 21401 with the Delegate’s Office. 410-841-3556 e-mail: [email protected] DISTRICT 12 Sen. Clarence Lam, M.D. (D), District 12 • Students should email for an application to be emailed 420 Miller Senate Office Building directly to them. 11 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 • Confirm the scholarship application due date with the 410-841-3653 Senator’s Office. e-mail: [email protected] Del. Eric Ebersole. (D), District 12 • Scholarship applications can be downloaded from the House Office Building, Room 305 6 Delegate’s website at: ericebersole.org Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 • Scholarship application packets are due to the (410) 841-3328 Delegate’s Office by April 2, 2021. e-mail: [email protected] Del. Terri Hill. (D), District 12 • Scholarship applications can be downloaded from the House Office Building, Room 214 Delegate’s website at: 6 Bladen Street https://friendsofterrihill.org/scholarship/ Annapolis, MD 21401 • Scholarship application packets are due to the 410-841-3378 Delegate’s Office by April 15, 2021. e-mail: [email protected] Del. Jessica M. Feldmark (D), District 12 • Students should call or email for an application to be House Office Building emailed directly to them. 6 Bladen Street • Confirm the scholarship application due date Annapolis, MD 21401 with the Delegate’s Office. 410-841-3205 e-mail: [email protected] DISTRICT 13 Sen. Guy Guzzone (D), District 13 • The Senator allows the Office of Student Financial 121 James Senate Office Building Assistance to make the awards. 11 Bladen Street • Students should complete the FAFSA by March 1, Annapolis, MD 21401 2021 to be considered. 410-841-3572 • Must show Financial Need e-mail: [email protected] Del. Shane E. Pendergrass (D), District 13 • The Delegate allows the Office of Student Financial House Office Building, Room 241 Assistance to make the awards. 6 Bladen Street • Students should complete the FAFSA by March 1, Annapolis, MD 21401 2021 to be considered. 410-841-3139 e-mail: [email protected] Del. Vanessa Atterbeary (D), District 13 • Scholarship applications can be downloaded from the House Office Building, Room 101 Delegate’s website at: 6 Bladen Street https://vanessaatterbeary.org/scholarship/ Annapolis, MD 21401 • Scholarship application packets are due to the 410-841-3471 Delegate’s Office by April 16, 2021. e-mail: [email protected] Del. Jennifer Terrasa, Esq. (D), District 13 • Scholarship applications can be downloaded from the House Office Building, Room 215 Delegate’s website at: 6 Bladen Street https://teamterrasa.com/delegate-scholarship/ Annapolis, MD 21401 • Scholarship application packets are due to the 410-841-3246 Delegate’s Office by April 10, 2021. e-mail: [email protected] *Highlighted indicates a change from the 2020-2021 award year. .
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