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Scholarships
After many years of being rewarded by our clients
in the community, it has become time to give back some
of the resources we have received. Every year, the
Morawski Team awards several scholarships to graduating
High School seniors who are continuing their education
at an out of the area college.
Scholarship Recipients:
2003 — The Johnson Family, Schaumburg, IL
2004 — The Cassasa Family, Crystal Lake, IL
The Lacki Family, Hoffman Estates, IL
2005 — The Buckley Family, Schaumburg, IL
2006 — The Martinelli Family, Schaumburg, IL |
| We received the following letter from one of the Scholarship recipients: |
Dear Mr. Morawski and Team,
I would like to take this opportunity to let you know how thankful I am for the scholarship you have given me. When I heard the news, I started jumping up and down for joy because the scholarship brought me one step closer to paying off my college tuition. It turns out that I will be attending Georgetown University in the fall, which is a huge financial burden, but my parents and I are working our way through it and believe it will all turn out well. I absolutely cannot wait to be living on campus in Washington, D.C. and I cannot believe that I am actually going to the school that I always dreamed about. Thank you so much! I've been doing a lot of stuff for school this summer, buying things for my dorm, registering for classes, just finding about more information about what goes on at Georgetown. I love every minute I spend getting ready for school and everything about Georgetown that I've learned so far is great. I will be in the business school, where right now my major is International Business, but it doesn't have to be officially declared until junior year. I am also considering double majoring in International Business and Finance. But that, only the future can tell.
This summer I was in Germany for three weeks. I stayed with a friend of mine who lives in Munich, and I had the time of my life there. I love different cultures and different ways of life; it's so interesting that we are people in this world, yet we all live in such different ways. I also picked up some German while I was there, where was nice. I just love foreign language. By the time I graduate I hope to speak French, Polish and German fluently. I already speak Polish fluently, and with French I am almost there. I spent last summer in France and I studied it for six years in junior high and high school. With German I just started my senior year, but this trip definitely inspired me to learn even more. I hope I can do it, but I know I can. I also have other German friends coming to stay with me actually very soon, on July 27th. And they don’t leave until a day before I leave for school, which is kind of hectic. But, I'm known for being a really busy person, so I know I will manage. School doesn't start until September 1st, but I'm going in a week early because I joined this cultural awareness leadership club call Y-lead. I cannot wait to go to school, and I know it will be hard, but I am willing to accept the challenge to get the education I've always dreamed of. Thank you once again!
Sincerely,
Catherine Lacki
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In The News:
July 8, 2005 
In the Daily Herald it was announced that Stephanie Buckley a graduate from Schaumburg High School had been awarded the M-A-M Scholarship from
the Morawski Team of Keller Williams Success Realty in Barrington.
Stephanie is going to be attending Southern Illinois University and plans to
major in Special Education.
Congratulations to Stephanie from all of us at the Morawski Team! |
If you know a high school student who is graduating
in the coming year, please complete and submit the
following information and we will contact you with
all the details.
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The
Morawski Team Scholarship Fund
Qualifications
- One $1,000 (One Thousand Dollar) Scholarship
Grant will be awarded to a graduating senior
for the 2005 school year. The criteria used to select the recipient are
as follows:
a. An established high academic standing
b. Consistent participation in extra-curricular activities
c. Documented community service hours
d. Existing financial needTwo letters of reference must accompany the
application. One letter to be provided by someone
familiar with the student’s academic standing and extracurricular
activities. The other must come from someone familiar
with the student’s community service
work or employment history. Upon request, the high school must provide
information about the student’s class
size, grade point average and class standing
as may be required to help determine the finalist.
- A typed, 750 word minimum response to the
following essay question will be required on
8-1/2” x
11” white paper. Name, address and social
security number must be included on each page.
The question is: How will this scholarship
help further my education?
Application,
essay and two letters of reference must be submitted
by March 1. Six board members will review
and discuss the applications and enclosures to determine
the winner. The winner will be notified by April
1. The
Morawski Team Scholarship Fund will forward the
value of the scholarship grant to the school indicated
by the winner. The funds to be applied by the school
to the recipient's first year of college expense.
Send the application and enclosures to: The Morawski
Team
Keller Williams Team Realty
800 E. Northwest Highway Suite 200
Palatine, IL 60074
Remember the
deadline for the receipt of application is March
1. Do not send folders, binders or photographs.
Use only black ink on the application and print
or type all information required. Be sure to note
your name, address and social security number on
all submissions. |
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