Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation
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Citizenship or residency
This listing states: “US citizen committed to a career in public service or government”
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“Campus nomination required”
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A $30,000 graduate-school award for college juniors committed to careers in public service and government. Campus nomination required; check with your university's Truman faculty representative early.
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