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The Inclusion, Access, and Success committee works with educational partners statewide to identify needs of underrepresented populations. The Committee promotes and develops programs to educate the underrepresented students about post-secondary options and assist with their transition.
Freddy Miranda Access Scholarship
Application Process Opens February 1, 2025Freddy Miranda was someone who was giving of his time, cared for others, and had a desire to improve the world. It is our hope to honor Freddy’s memory by choosing scholarship recipients that embody similar qualities and characteristics.
Freddy Miranda Access Scholarship will be awarded based on financial need, good character, honesty, and citizenship. Selection is made without regard to race, color, creed, religion, gender, disability or national origin. Four $1,000 scholarships will be awarded. Go to Freddy Miranda Access Scholarship for more details, requirements, and to apply.
The deadline to apply for the Freddy Miranda Access Scholarship is March 1. Students must be attending a high school or college that is a member of Iowa ACAC (as of March 1), and their chosen college must be an Iowa ACAC member.
Search to see if your high school is a member: Member High Schools Search to see if your college is a member: Member Colleges/Universities Downloadable flyer for schools
College Knowledge GlossaryThe College Knowledge Glossary provides students with terminology they may hear throughout their college search and enrollment process. Iowa ACAC has translated the document into English, French and Spanish so students can include their family members in their decision process more easily.
Iowa ACAC recognizes that terminology used at each institution may be different and confusing for students. Being a first-generation student can be stressful and challenging and our hope is that this glossary of terms can assist students to have a better understanding to remove barriers and increase college access.
L.E.A.P. - Leading & Excelling, Academically & ProfessionallyA leadership conference for underrepresented freshmen, sophomores, and juniors in Iowa L.E.A.P. empowers underrepresented students to understand the life-long rewards that come from achieving academic success and pursuing higher education. Participants will attend breakout sessions designed to encourage and equip students to focus on leadership, academics, work ethic, teamwork, the importance of being a positive role model, and positioning themselves for success in high school and beyond. Inclusion, Access and Success Committee Janine Baeza, University of Northern Iowa, Chair Want to be involved? Email [email protected]! |
