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I have the honor and privilege of nominating deserving young men and women who are
residents of the 7th Congressional district for appointment to the United States Service
Academies. Interested candidates should download and print the 7th District Nomination Newsletter, which
explains my nomination process and requirements, and the sample nomination request letter.
For information on the Military Service Academies, you may also refer to the following
links below to the United States Air Force Academy,
the United States Coast Guard Academy, the United States Merchant Marine Academy, the
United States Military Academy, and the United States Naval Academy. Nomination
requests must be made in writing and forwarded to my office no later than October of the
year preceding your intended application (for example, students interested in attending an
Academy starting in 2001 should request a nomination from my office no later than October,
2000). For additional information about the Academies or my nomination process,
please contact the Catonsville district office.
United
States Air Force Academy
United
States Coast Guard Academy
United
States Merchant Marine Academy
United
States Military Academy
United
States Naval Academy
What Does a Page Do?
Page duties consist primarily of delivery of correspondence, answering telephones in the
Members' Cloakroom, and preparing the House Floor for sessions. A rotation system is
practiced so that every Page has an opportunity to experience the various areas of
Congressional service. Pages are compensated for their services and room and board
is provided in the Page Residence Hall.
Who is Eligible?
Applicants must be high school juniors, at least sixteen years old, and be able
to work for the U.S. House of Representatives for one semester. Four semesters are
available: Fall, Spring, and two Summer sessions. A minimum 3.0 grade point average
is required in order to be considered for the page program.
How do I Apply?
All pages must be sponsored by a Member of Congress. Traditionally, the Majority Party is
awarded 54 Pages per semester, and the Minority Party receives 12. These positions
are awarded to Members based on seniority. If you are interested in becoming a page
and are a resident of the 7th Congressional district in
Maryland, please contact my D.C. office.
Freshman and sophomore year high school students, who reside
in the 7th Congressional district, may qualify to study in Israel during the
summer of their junior year. Please any of my district
office for more information on the program.
While I do not have scholarship funds at my disposal through the House of
Representatives, I do have the ability to nominate deserving students for scholarships
through the Congressional
Black Caucus Foundation. If you are interested in learning more about these
scholarship opportunities, please send me a letter requesting more information. Please
include your complete name, home address, and phone number so that my staff can contact
you with the details.
Fill out your Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) via the Web
Find
scholarships on the Internet -- Central
Scholarship Bureau
Scholarship Links 
Free
Scholarship Information Network
FastAid
-- Scholarship Search Service
College
Board Online -- Scholarships
The
Scholarship Page
CollegeEdge
-- Admissions and Scholarship Information
The
Mining Company -- Admissions and Scholarship Information
GoCollege
ScholarStuff
-- Colleges & Universities
National
Academy of American Scholars -- Scholarships
Education
World
Congressional
Black Caucus Foundation
United
Negro College Fund
VarsityLink
-- Athletic Scholarships
General Education Resources 
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White House for Kids
National
Parent Information Network
School
Safety Information
Gateway
to Educational Materials
Education
Resource Site Directory
Education
World
Family
Education Network
The
Well Connected Educator
Learning
Communities Network
Kid
Info
National
Parent Information Network
School.Net
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