Mory Ouk Endowed Educational Award

Mory Ouk pioneered education for Khmer-speaking Cambodian immigrants in Long Beach and California. This scholarship is awarded to College of Education students with outstanding academic credentials that seek to advance the Cambodian educational community. Applicants are asked to describe how they are currently working to advance education in the Cambodian community, or their plans to do so as a result of their studies at CSULB.  Work to advance education in the Cambodian community may include, but is not limited to the following:  service learning projects, community development, research in education and/or health of Khmer speaking students and their families, curriculum development, in-school & after-school projects, and school/community partnerships.

Criteria

• Enrolled in the College of Education or affiliated programs
• Currently working to advance education in the Cambodian community, or plan to do so as a result of their studies at CSULB. Work to advance education in the Cambodian community may include, but is not limited to the following: service learning projects, community development, research in education and/or health of Khmer speaking students and their families, curriculum development, in-school & after-school projects, and school/community partnerships.