Jonathan Daniels Scholarship

The Jonathan Daniels Scholarship is a prestigious award offered by Antioch University-Los Angeles, aimed at supporting students with a profound commitment to social justice and community service. This scholarship is named in honor of Jonathan Daniels, a civil rights martyr who dedicated his life to advocating for equality and civil rights. The ethos of this scholarship aligns closely with Antioch's mission to foster critical thinking and principled action in its students.

Purpose and Prestige

Designed to recognize and support individuals who embody the values of activism, leadership, and dedication to social change, the Jonathan Daniels Scholarship seeks to empower students from diverse backgrounds. It not only provides financial assistance but also strengthens the university's commitment to nurturing agents of change in society. This makes the scholarship a prestigious opportunity for those who strive for societal improvement and educational advancement.

Who It Suits

The scholarship typically benefits individuals who are committed to civic engagement and have a strong desire to contribute positively to their communities. It encourages applicants who aspire to make a difference, whether that be through environmental advocacy, social justice, education reform, or other means of community impact. Suitable candidates are those who value personal and academic growth while aiming to challenge societal norms through their education.

• Must be admitted to Antioch University-Los Angeles.
• Demonstrated commitment to community service and social justice.
• Strong academic performance or potential, often reflected in prior educational achievements.
• Favorable recommendation from individuals familiar with the applicant's commitment to social justice.
• Must be a resident of the United States.

• Financial assistance to cover tuition and educational expenses.
• Opportunity to participate in related activities and initiatives focused on social change.
• Networking opportunities with like-minded peers and professionals in social justice and activism fields.
• Potential access to mentorship from faculty and community leaders involved in social justice efforts.
• Recognition within the university community as a leader in civic engagement and activism.

1. Research the eligibility criteria and ensure you meet all requirements.
2. Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts and letters of recommendation.
3. Prepare a personal statement detailing your commitment to social justice and community involvement.
4. Complete the scholarship application form available on the Antioch University-Los Angeles website.
5. Submit the application along with all required documents before the deadline.
6. Follow up with the financial aid office to confirm receipt of your application and inquire about the review process.
7. If selected, prepare for an interview or additional assessment as required by the scholarship committee.