is part of a national scholarship program that promotes and rewards scholastics, leadership and talent in young women. Earn scholarships for higher education, personally develop through the DYW Life Skills Workshops, and make new friends from around the state.
2024 State Program
Preliminaries are on Friday February 16th.
Finals Night is on Saturday February 17th.
Location: Indiana University Kokomo
Haven's Auditorium
Time: 6 p.m. both nights
Tickets:
$ TBA for Preliminaries
$ TBA for Finals
Life-Changing Experience
College scholarships are awarded at the state level and millions in college-granted scholarships are available nationally. The state representative will advance to the national program for the opportunity to compete for cash tuition scholarships. To participate, you must be in your junior of high school. Participants are evaluated in the areas of: scholastics, interview, talent, self-expression, and fitness.
Achievements:
Class President (Junior & Senior Year) Co-President of Student Body College Board Advanced Placement Scholar with Distinction Award College Board National Rural & Small Town Recognition Award Indiana Association of School Principals Academic All State Award Indiana Association of School Principals All State Team Member Award Indiana Association of School Principals Rising Star of Indiana Award North West Hendricks School Corporation You Make it Matter Award x 2 Varsity Basketball Best Attitude Award Varsity Football Sideline Sportsmanship Award
Activites:
2021 Prom Planning Co-Chair2022 Homecoming Planning Committee Co-ChairBabysittingCo-President of Student CouncilCo-Runs Tri-West Highschool's Student Social Media PagesNational Honor SocietySmall-Scale Bracelet EntrepreneurshipSubway EmployeeTri Kappa MemberVarsity Competition Cheerleader
Additional:
Annual Help the Homeless Initiative VolunteerBe The Match Nonprofit Organization Volunteer (dinner, booths, drives)Maintained Community Landscape for Tri Kappa Service OrganizationParent Teacher Organization VolunteerYouth Cheerleading Clinic Volunteer
Shane Matlock
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Julie Worland