University of Phoenix awards scholarships to National Guard members

The scholarship is available to eligible members of the   National Guard.
The scholarship is available to eligible members of the National Guard. | File photo
Three National Guard officers recently earned full-tuition scholarships to pursue their master’s degrees at the University of Phoenix through the National Guard Association of the United States scholarship program.
 
The scholarship is available to eligible members of the National Guard. Applicants submit three essays that detail how the master’s degree would advance their long-term educational goals; describe their community service achievements; and reflect on an experience that contributed to their professional development.

This year’s scholarship recipients, from the Army and Air National Guard, are 1st Lt. Lindsey Hardenstine, Capt. Chad Morgan and Maj. Jerome Guerrero.

“University of Phoenix is proud to partner with the National Guard Association of the United States to recognize the achievements of their officers and provide them an opportunity to enhance their education and careers,” University of Phoenix Vice President of Military and Veterans Affairs Adam Such said. “National Guard officers embody the type of student we look for at University of Phoenix. They’re dedicated, hard-working and disciplined and it is truly our honor to welcome them to the Phoenix family.”

This is the program’s fourth year, with 14 full-tuition master’s scholarships already awarded.