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2008 Simplicio Maramba Scholarship Award 08.27.2008

The FAAP honors each year outstanding senior high school students who are active members of the association. The FAAP considers for this award students who advance recognition of the Filipino people through excellent academic achievements, outstanding extra-curricular activities and participation in various programs of the FAAP.

Established in 1982, the award is named after Simplicio "Jan" Maramba, one of the founders of the organization and its prime mover during the organization's early years. The FAAP's Scholarship and Awards Committee is in charged of reviewing the candidates and recommending to the Board of Directors the award recipient(s). The award comes with a monetary grant of $1000, which is shared equally among the recipients.

Application must be received by: October 3, 2008
Award recipient(s) will be recognized on: October 18, 2008 - Induction Ball

Selection Criteria

To be considered for the award, the applicant must:

  • Be a member (or his/her family is a member) of the FAAP with a minimum of two consecutive years of membership before the award.
  • Have a Quality Point Average of at least 3.0.
  • Be attending his/her senior year of high school.

The award will be given to the candidate(s) with the highest score based on the following point system.

  • 65% - Academic excellence covering three or four years of scholastic performance
  • 25% - Participation of his/her family in FAAP's programs
  • 10% - Extra-curricular activities and awards in any of the following areas: fine arts, music, dance, drama, sports, and community activism or volunteerism.

How to Apply

  • Fill up the application form which can be downloaded here.
  • Obtain the following supporting documents:
    • Official school transcripts from junior year including QPA and class rank
    • Proof of standing on the honors list if the candidate comes from a school district that operates on a two-track honor roll system
    • SAT scores from either junior or senior year
    • Three letters of recommendation from the candidate's high school principal, the candidate's advisor or counselor and a character reference from a non-relative
  • Submit the completed application form with supporting documents to the Scholarship and Awards Committee. The mailing address is indicated on the application form.

Past Recipients

2005 Christopher Purpura
2004 Melinda Angeles
2003 Melisa Angeles
2002 Marissa Angeles
2001 Jonathan Pulido, Jamie Sylves

1999

Andrew Lamperski
1998 Kristi Brecht, Renelle Sagana
1997 John Angeles
1996 Ramon Abola, Terri Bautista
1995 Jason Abucejo
1994 Maureen Angeles
1993 Femabelle Bautista
1990 Maria Ong, Jennifer Recio, Franco Salvoza

1989

Anthony Angeles
1988 Michelle Neal, Joseph Ong
1987 Anna Carina Guinto
1983 Wivina Ayson, Jeff Elia
1982 Fe Nanette Lucero
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