This scholarship will fund the tuition for the Capstone course in LGBTHP&P for one student applicant who proposes exceptional and achievable Capstone project that demonstrates a creative approach to improving the quality of care for members of the LGBTQ community. **For Graduate Certificate in LGBT Health Policy and Practice

Scholarships are awarded to assist with the educational expenses of people who identify as LGBTQ+. *Residents of Commonwealth of Virginia

Awarded to a student(s) studying Elementary or Secondary Education, with a minimum GPA of 3.0, selected on the basis of academic achievement or potential and/or financial need. The recipient will have a demonstrated commitment to activism and advocacy on behalf of LGBT individuals. **no separate application; awarded automatically to eligible students

Awarded to deserving pre-med students selected on the basis of academic achievement or potential and/or financial need and who have a demonstrated commitment to activism and advocacy on behalf of LGBT individuals. **no separate application; awarded automatically to eligible students

The fellowship program is open to persons of all sexual orientations in recognition of the diversity of individuals who may ally themselves with sexual equality and to underscore the importance of alliances between the LGBT community and the community at large. In order to maintain their fellowship, Fellows are expected to fully participate in program activities and internships and meet all academic requirements. *Must be admitted to Hofstra Law to apply

Funds scholarship for LGBT or Allied Hofstra student who has a demonstrable record or strong potential in support of LGBT activism. This scholarship is open to any applicant, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, the award committee recognizes that so-called "straight allies" can have a dramatic impact on LGBTQ+ issues, and strongly encourages their applications. *Deadline likely in April

The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of demonstrated economic need to an undergraduate LGBTQ+ student majoring in any humanities discipline with at least a 3.0 GPA. (If no suitable LGBTQ+ student is identified, the scholarship will be awarded to a student who can show assistance to the LGBTQ+ community and meets all the other terms of the requirements.) **Must be LGBTQ+ student with humanities major *Deadline likely in April

Awarded to first-year English majors who are selected on the basis of academic achievement or potential and/or financial need and have a demonstrated commitment to activism and advocacy on behalf of LGBT individuals. (no separate application; awarded automatically to eligible students).

Awarded to a student selected on the basis of academic achievement or potential and/or financial need. The recipient will have a demonstrated commitment to activism and advocacy on behalf of the LGBT community. **no separate application; awarded automatically to eligible students