NSCS December 2014
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The NSCS general body meeting document outlines social media points that members can earn, upcoming scholarship deadlines in December 2014 and January 2015, information on graduation cords for members earning over 50 points or paying $18, and a guest speaker for the meeting, Maryann Griffin who is the NSCS Alumni Board Secretary and University of Delaware graduate from 2006.
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- 1. NSCS general body meeting December 1, 2014
- 2. Social Media Points ● Follow/like us on social media by the end of the semester (if you haven’t yet) to earn easy points! o facebook.com/nscs.delaware o Twitter: @nscs_ud o Instagram: @nscs_ud ● Remember to have first and last name somewhere in name/handle
- 3. Upcoming Scholarships Study Hall Internship Scholarship: 12/04/2014 ISLP Scholarship: closes 12/31/2014 Induction Scholarship: closes 1/22/2015 Semester at Sea: 12/31/2014 Universum Scholarship: 1/5/2015
- 4. Graduation Cords ● free graduation cord if you have over 50 points and are an active member ● any graduating senior can buy one - 18$ ● email udnscssecretary@gmail.com to reserve a cord and arrange to pick it up
- 5. Guest Speaker Maryann Griffin NSCS Alumni Board Secretary University of Delware, 2006