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Idaho-Oregon Border College Fair College Locations October 29, 2013 Armed Forces Washington Colleges 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM U.S. Navy Oregon Colleges Central Washington University U.S. Air Force Central Oregon Community Northwest University U. S. Marine Corps College U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Lutheran University Corban University Idaho Air National Guard Washington State University Idaho National Guard Eastern Oregon University Idaho-Oregon Border Alaska Colleges Oregon Coast Culinary Institute Wyoming Colleges University of Alaska/Fairbanks Oregon Institute of Technology College Fair Casper College Colorado Colleges Oregon State University Central Wyoming College U.S. Air Force Academy/ROTC Oregon State University- Cascades Campus Northwest College Idaho Colleges OSU-Eastern Oregon Ag & Nat- University of Wyoming Boise Bible College ural Resources Professional Technical/ Pacific University Boise State University Career Colleges College of Idaho Portland State University Broadview University College of Southern Idaho Southern Oregon University Carrington College College of Western Idaho Southwest Oregon Community Heavy Equip. Operator School of ID Idaho State University College Lewis Clark State College Treasure Valley Community ITT Technical Institute Ontario, Oregon Northwest Nazarene Univ. College Murano Beauty Academy University of Idaho University of Oregon Razzle Dazzle College of Hair De- sign Kansas Western Oregon University Northwest Kansas Technical Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy Four Rivers Cultural Center College Utah Colleges Universal Technical Institute Missouri Colleges LDS Business College Other Cottey College Snow College ASVAB Montana Colleges University of Utah Meet College Representatives Rocky Mountain College Utah State University 9:30 AM-2:00 PM University of Montana Utah Valley University *Plus Additional Colleges* University of Montana- Utah State University-Eastern Information Sessions Western Session One 10:00 AM —10:30 AM Montana Tech Session Two 11:00AM—11:30AM Session Three 12:00PM—12:30 PM College Fair Sponsors Session Four 1:00 PM —1:30PM Adrian High School-Kevin Purnell Nyssa High School-Bobby DeLeon Ontario High School-, Jennifer Susuki, Carlos Nunez, Jon Kilzer SCHOLARSHIPS: Five Idaho Students—$200 each, Five Oregon Students—$200 each Fruitland High School-Lisa O’Neil Parma High School– Cory Fortin New Plymouth-Tambra Gaskins Vale High School-Lisa Barras Weiser High School-Dave Shirts, Loretta Brad- Payette High School-Suzie Rankin, Kate Alvarado, ley, Darci Peterson ROOMS SESSION ONE: PRESENTER: ROOMS SESSION THREE: PRESENTER: 10:00-10:30 12:00-12:30 Medical Arts Room Searching for Scholarships Medical Arts Room Searching for Scholarships How to find scholarships. How to complete applications. University of Idaho Staff How to find scholarships. How to complete applications. University of Idaho Staff Tips to make your scholarship application stand out. Tips to make your scholarship application stand out. Auditorium Financial Aid Wes Maggard Auditorium Financial Aid Wes Maggard Learn more about financial aid and how to apply for Northwest Nazarene University Learn more about financial aid and how to apply for Northwest Nazarene University grants, loans, and work study. Financial aid eligibility and grants, loans, and work study. Financial aid eligibility and resources to help you. resources to help you. Grigg Room B CAMP Program (Spanish Session) Jose Villalobos Grigg Room B CAMP Program (Spanish Session) Jose Villalobos Asistencia para el colegio por el programa mi- Boise State University Asistencia para el colegio por el programa migrante Boise State University grante Collins Gallery Professional-Technical Programs TVCC Professional-Technical Staff Collins Gallery Professional-Technical Programs TVCC Professional-Technical Staff Learn about programs such as welding, paramedic, EMT, Learn about programs such as welding, paramedic, EMT, renewable energy, aviation (helicopters), etc. renewable energy, aviation (helicopters), etc. ROOMS SESSION TWO: PRESENTER: ROOMS SESSION FOUR: PRESENTER: 11:00-11:30 1:00-1:30 Medical Arts Room Searching for Scholarships Medical Arts Room Searching for Scholarships How to find scholarships. How to complete applications. University of Idaho Staff How to find scholarships. How to complete applications. University of Idaho Staff Tips to make your scholarship application stand out. Tips to make your scholarship application stand out. Auditorium Financial Aid Auditorium Financial Aid Learn more about financial aid and how to apply for Wes Maggard Learn more about financial aid and how to apply for Wes Maggard grants, loans, and work study. Financial aid eligibility and grants, loans, and work study. Financial aid eligibility Northwest Nazarene University Northwest Nazarene University resources to help you. and resources to help you. Grigg Room B Preparing Student-Athletes for College Dana Gaudet Grigg Room B Preparing Student-Athletes for College Dana Gaudet Learn the strategies and criteria a high school athlete Idaho State University Learn the strategies and criteria a high school athlete Idaho State University should use in selecting a college, NCAA, NAIA eligibility. should use in selecting a college, NCAA, NAIA eligibility. Collins Gallery Professional-Technical Programs TVCC Professional-Technical Staff Collins Gallery Professional-Technical Programs TVCC Professional-Technical Staff Learn about programs such as welding, paramedic, Learn about programs such as welding, paramedic, EMT, EMT, renewable energy, aviation (helicopters), etc. renewable energy, aviation (helicopters), etc. .
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