The Flinn Scholars Program
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The Mediocre Singer-Songwriter: Religions of the World
I know I'm a young guy, but recently I've been thinking about what comes after this life. There are a lot of amazing spiritual paths I could take ...
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Flinn Scholars Retreat 2009
Scenes from the 2009 Flinn Scholars retreat, at Lost Canyon in northern Arizona. The Flinn Scholarship, awarded annually to 20 Arizona high-school ...
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Flinn Scholars - Community
Sarah Trainor and Sam Wang ('07) discuss the community that forms among Flinn Scholars.
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Flinn Scholars - Travel
Nicole Rennell ('05), an NSEP Boren Scholar, explains the impact of spending a full year studying in South Africa.
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Flinn Scholars - Annual Retreat
Scenes from Lost Canyon in northern Arizona, at the annual Flinn Scholars retreat.
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Flinn Scholars - Activities
Amy Stabler ('07), recalls meeting Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and interning in the Arizona Attorney General's Office.
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Flinn Scholars - Mentorship
Matt Hom ('08) describes his work with UA and NASA scientists on the Phoenix Mars Mission.
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About The Flinn Scholars Program
The Flinn Scholarship, awarded annually to 20 Arizona high-school seniors, is one of the most prestigious merit-based scholarships in the United States. It provides four years of study at an Arizona public university, academic-focused travel abroad, personal mentorship by faculty, and other benefits. The package is valued at approximately $50,000--on top of the cash value of tuition from the student's chosen university.
The Flinn Scholars Program is among a handful of statewide or regional merit-based undergraduate scholarship programs run by private philanthropies. The program is operated by the Flinn Foundation Scholarship Program LLC and supported by the Flinn Foundation, a private, nonprofit, grantmaking charity based in Phoenix. The first Flinn Scholars were selected in 1986; to date, the program has awarded more than 450 scholarships.
The Flinn Scholarship, awarded annually to 20 Arizona high-school seniors, is one of the most prestigious merit-based scholarships in the United States. It provides four years of study at an Arizona public university, academic-focused travel abroa...
