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The John Robert Lewis Good Trouble Scholarship

The John Robert Lewis Good Trouble Scholarship is done in partnership with the Sigma Sigma Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

The John Robert Lewis Good Trouble Scholarship® Fund

$10,000 (2 x $5000 awards)

Scholarship awards may be applied toward tuition, fees, field camp, or other costs directly related to undergraduate study. Fields of Interest sophomore and junior undergraduate students majoring in criminal justice, political science or history at an accredited HBCU throughout the United States are eligible to apply for a scholarship. Most significantly, their demonstrated commitment to advancing the African-American Civil Rights agenda in their careers. The recipient of this scholarship must be passionate about protecting the civil rights of all Americans.

This scholarship serves two primary purposes: to honor the legacy of the late Brother Congressman John R. Lewis and to enhance the commitment of future generations to the preservation of civil rights, a cause which Congressman Lewis fought so fervently to protect during his lifetime.

Thank you for your interest in the John Robert Lewis Good Trouble Scholarship! We appreciate your enthusiasm and support. Please note that applications are now closed. Stay tuned for further updates, and we look forward to sharing more information with you soon! 

Scholarship awards may be applied toward tuition, fees, field camp, or other costs directly related to undergraduate study. Fields of Interest sophomore and junior undergraduate students majoring in criminal justice, political science or history at an accredited HBCU throughout the United States are eligible to apply for a scholarship. Most significantly, their demonstrated commitment to advancing the African-American Civil Rights agenda in their careers. The recipient of this scholarship must be passionate about protecting the civil rights of all Americans.

This scholarship serves two primary purposes: to honor the legacy of the late Brother Congressman John R. Lewis and to enhance the commitment of future generations to the preservation of civil rights, a cause which Congressman Lewis fought so fervently to protect during his lifetime.

Applications Now Open – Deadline: November 20th

Thank you for your interest in the John Robert Lewis Good Trouble Scholarship! We’re excited to announce that applications are now open. Be sure to submit your application by November 20th. We appreciate your enthusiasm and support, and we look forward to reviewing your submission!

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          Topic: The Impact of Congressman Lewis on My Life. (750 words)

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