The Alliance Foundation grants annual scholarships for non-traditional women in their junior and senior years in college. We believe that education provides a pathway for women to become economically self-sufficient.
Each year we offer scholarships to students who attend the Emily Griffiths Technical College, Regis University of Denver, University of Denver – Colorado Women’s College, or Metropolitan State University of Denver.
More women are entering college than ever before, but many face huge obstacles. Often, women must work to support themselves and their families while attending college. A scholarship can make a significant difference in helping such women graduate by easing their need to work or providing additional financial support.
We caught up with Michaela to ask her a few questions about herself, her studies, and what’s next on her agenda. Here’s what she had to say: What did you study? I studied Nursing while at Regis University in the traditional four-year program. I received my Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing on May 7, 2017.…
Hello, my name is Christy Coggins. I am a senior at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. I am currently in the Didactic Program of Dietetics, pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Human Nutrition. I hope to be matched to a dietetic internship at either Children’s Health Colorado or at the Tri-County Health Department so…