NCSS Google Junior Anita Borg Scholarship Application, 2014 (for 2015)
The purpose of this award is to encourage aspiring female computer scientists to undertake IT and Computer Science degrees at university, to excel in technology and become active role models and leaders in the field by offering scholarship opportunities for incoming first years in computer science.

Awardees will be invited to attend sessions at the 2014 Anita Borg Scholarship Retreat (October 23rd - 24th). (http://www.google.com.au/anitaborg/)

Applications close on Monday 29th September.  We will announce winners by Wednesday 1st October.

Sign in to Google to save your progress. Learn more
Name *
Email address *
Mobile Phone *
Address *
School *
Final school report marks *
What subjects did you complete and what marks did you achieve in your final report
Which Extra-curricular activities have you participated in? *
Tick all that apply
Required
What excites you about IT? *
(250 words or less) Why do you want to study computer science? What has drawn you to the field?
What’s the most interesting computing project you’ve worked on? *
(250 words or less) Don't forget about your major school projects or NCSS/GPN/Challenge problem.
What are some ways you have shown leadership and teamwork? *
(250 words or less) Describe ways in which you demonstrate leadership. Explain your role and how you were influential. Don't forget to mention extra-curricular activities, school projects or part time work.
What are currently your top 3 UAC preferences? *
Which degree, and at which university? (First preference first)
Do you plan to enrol in an IT degree or do an IT major in a general degree? *
Note - it is a requirement of this award that you are doing IT/Computer Science as a degree or a major at university in 2015.
Do you plan to attend university next year *
Note - it is a requirement of this award that you attend university in 2015.
Submit
Clear form
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
GoogleForms
This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google.