The Maryland Chapter offers the following scholarships each year
(click on scholarship to learn more)
Maryland Chapter CFE Exam Prep Course Scholarship Program
Stevenson University Forensic Studies Scholarship
Maryland Chapter CFE Exam Prep Course Scholarship Program
CFE Exam Prep Course Scholarship Winners Year Name 2006 Susan Newman 2007 Robert T. Hauf 2008 Harry J. Barlow 2009 Diane Maskell 2010 James Steven Wright 2011 Desiree Stafford & Rena Chernoff
Basic Eligibility Rules:
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Associate Member With National Organization
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Maryland Chapter member in good standing for at least one year.
2012 Time Line
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Application Period Opens at November 2011 Meeting.
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Application Period Closes at the March 2012 Meeting.
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Selection Committee Reviews Applications from March 2012 until award determination is completed.
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Notification of Award no later than May 1, 2012.
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Public announcement of award at Annual Meeting May 2012.
2012 Candidate Process
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Certify that you have been a member of the Maryland Chapter for at least one year prior to your application.
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Certify that you are an Associate Member ACFE in good standing with the National Association.
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Certify that you are willing to complete the program within a year of the date of the award.
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Complete Scholarship Application
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Attach a current resume or curriculum vitae.
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Attach two letters of reference from CFE's who are Chapter Members in good standing.
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Attach a short essay (one page or less) on why you should be considered for the Scholarship.
Please note that if you applied for a scholarship previously, you must complete a new application package.
2012 Scholarship Chairman
Stephen J. Lesniewski Jr., CFE,
410-630-4200 Ext. 2
To download a CFE Prep Course Scholarship application click here
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Stevenson University Forensic Studies Scholarship
The Maryland Chapter is providing the Stevenson University School of Graduate and Professional Studies with a scholarship worth $2,500. The partnership between the Forensic Studies program and the chapter has continued to expand over the past five years and as an appreciation of GPS efforts within the field, the chapter is funding a scholarship for one qualified student enrolled in the Forensic Studies program. The scholarship guidelines are as follows:
Eligibility
Currently enrolled (in good standing) in the Forensic Studies Program
Completion of 24 credits
A minimum GPA of a 3.5
Resident of Maryland
Current MDACFE membership (either professional or student)
Applicants must tell in 250 words or less why they are pursuing a degree in Forensic Studies and what they hope to accomplish with the degree.
Application Deadline
Applicants must submit the Scholarship Application by January 1st
Award letter will be mailed March 1st
Restrictions
All monies awarded must be used as tuition reimbursement for FSCOR702 Mock Trial
Questions: Contact Angela Scagliola at 443-352-4414 or ascagliola@stevenson.edu
Stevenson’s School of Graduate and Professional Studies, based at its Owings Mills campus, offers accelerated bachelor’s and master’s degree programs online and in the classroom, allowing working professionals to complete a degree in as few as 18 months, part-time. The School offers accelerated bachelor’s programs including Business Administration, Business and Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice (online), Interdisciplinary Studies, Nursing RN to BS (onsite or online), and Paralegal Studies.
Accelerated master’s degree programs include Business and Technology Management (onsite and online), Forensic Science (onsite and online), Forensic Studies (onsite and online with accounting, information technology, legal, investigation, interdisciplinary, and criminalistics tracks), and Nursing with a focus on either leadership/management or nursing education.
Stevenson University is currently offering a limited-time promotion that allows new students to take their third course towards a master’s degree free of charge. The Third Course Free Incentive will continue through the Spring 2012 semester.