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The lives of those who receive help from AIS are profoundly
affected. Take a moment to read what schoarship recipients have
to say about the journey upward.
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JAMES TROSPER, AIS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Education is so far reaching, not only do you learn how to do
what ever it is to do that you are learning such as math,
science, chemistry or whatever it is — it goes way beyond that.
It helps us in our everyday lives in our decision making, in the
way that we think, and in the way that we deal with people.
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MONIKA BROWN, AIS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
I’m majoring in Early Childhood Education, and what I’d like to
do is go back to the reservation and teach the youth in the
elementary schools so they can become motivated and learn
to love learning.
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NEPHI SANCHEZ, AIS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
I received a scholarship from American Indians Services and I
have greatly appreciated the help they have given me. It has
helped me to study my major, which is business management
with an emphasis in finance.
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GEORGE AGEYE, AIS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Scholarship funding is a wise investment, because
you can sprinkle money here or there from the top down; but if
you give it to the young people who are going into higher
education, you are enabling them to help their people.
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VANESSA ARVISO, AIS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
A college education allows you to explore many different
avenues and different endeavors that many people, especially
the Native Americans, do not have the opportunity to experience
on the reservations.
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