Foundation News
Join our growing team!
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The Worthington Scholarship Foundation is growing!
We seek a part-time Program Assistant to add to our staff as we continue an exciting expansion.
The Program Assistant assists and supports the planning, administration and management functions of the Foundation. Excellent communication and organization skills, experience on a college campus and with MS Office Suite and Apple computers preferred. Part-time, 10 – 20 hours per week, beginning mid-late May. Pay commensurate with experience and education.
Location: Rockland, Maine.
To apply: Send a cover letter, resume, three references and most recent transcript to: Jay McIntire, Program Director, Worthington Scholarship Foundation, 30 School St., Suite 202, Rockland, Maine. 04841.
All materials must be submitted by Friday, March 29, 2019.
The Worthington Scholarship Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.
Internship Opportunities
Are you interested in paid work giving you experience in your field of study? The Worthington Foundation has an internship program we have created for our scholars.
We’re working with a number of employers* who are looking for smart, hard-working summer employees.
Here’s how it works:
WE – contact potential employers and seek their interest in Worthington scholar interns.
YOU – fill out the INTERN INTEREST FORM (email kerry@worthingtonscholars.org for a copy) and return it to us.
WE – send your application to the internship opportunities whose positions match your areas of interest. We advise you which businesses have received your information; you contact them for an interview.
EMPLOYERS – Interview and negotiate the terms directly with the employer.
There are still a few positions left. And…best of all…some of our graduates have been hired by the companies where they interned!
*Employers include the Samoset Resort, Owls Head Transportion Museum, Penobscot Bay YMCA, and many more.
Calling all Waldo County high school students interested in attending college! Scholarship Info gathering Feb 2 at Hutchinson Center
Worthington Scholarship Information Event for Waldo County students
Who: High School Juniors and Seniors planning on attending a Maine College in Fall 2019 or 2020.
What: Information and application session for parents/students considering applying for a Worthington Scholarship
Where:
The Hutchinson Center
80 Belmont Avenue (Route #3), Belfast, Maine 04915
Phone: 207.338.8000
When: Saturday, February 2, 2:30 PM. FMI/RSVP: Kerry@worthingtonscholars.org; (207) 596-5800
The Worthington Scholarship is expanding to Waldo County! All current junior and senior students at Belfast, Searsport and Mt. View High School with a C average or higher who plan to attend college following high school graduation are invited to attend, as in 2019 this scholarship will be given in your high school.
Meet Worthington Scholarship staff members Rick, Jay and Kerry who will describe the Worthington scholarship, how it works and how to apply. Refreshments will be served.
OPEN HOUSE PLANNED FOR CURRENT OR POTENTIAL WORTHINGTON SCHOLARS JANUARY 10 FROM 10 AM – 5 PM
ROCKLAND, MAINE… The Worthington Scholarship Foundation extends a special invitation to stop in on Thursday, January 10 from 10 AM – 5 PM when we’ll have an open house for students and their parents. Both current scholars attending college but home on break and current high school students who would like more information on the program are both welcome to come by and meet our staff.
Rick, Jay and Kerry would love to meet current scholars in person and hear how your first semester went, how you are doing in general, and are here to answer any needs or questions you may have.
The Worthington Scholarship Foundation offices are located at 30 School St. in Rockland Maine on the second floor, Suite 202.
Refreshments will be served.
Scholar Overboard Emergency Expense fund now available to Worthington Scholars
At the quarterly board meeting of the Worthington Scholarship Foundation (WSF) held in June, a new program of support for Worthington Scholars was approved and announced. Called the “Scholar Overboard” fund, it exists to help WSF scholars through a rough patch – an unexpected car repair, medical expense, etc. These one-time emergency grants can sometimes make the difference between a student’s ability to remain in college, or to leave. We know that sometimes hidden costs and unexpected financial hurdles can derail a promising student without a financial safety net. These one-time “life rings” are considered and granted through one-on-one consultation between Worthington Scholarship staff and our Scholars. If you are a Worthington Scholar and find yourself in this situation, please contact your WSF mentor.
Worthington Scholarship Foundation
(207) 596-5800
30 School Street, Suite 202
Rockland, ME 04841
P.O. Box 1694
Rockland, ME 04841
Rick Bedigian
Rick@worthingtonscholars.org
Jay McIntire
Jay@worthingtonscholars.org
Kerry Hadley
Kerry@worthingtonscholars.org
