The Company believes education is a valuable opportunity. Therefore, the Company will award up to two (2) Two-thousand dollar ($2000) two- year Leadership Education Scholarships annually to a current employee’s legal dependent who has been accepted and/or is currently enrolled in a full-time undergraduate study program at an accredited community college or university.

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Eligibility Criteria

  • A full-time employee in good standing of any Royal American Company or its
  • Employed for at least one year prior to the April 1st application deadline for the upcoming fall semester and continue to be employed for the duration of the scholarship period.

 

Student must be:

  • Dependent of a current full-time employee of Royal American Companies or affiliate.
  • Accepted and/or enrolled as a full-time student at any accredited community college or

Proof of the eligibility requirements will be required before any scholarship monies are released to recipient.

 

Selection of Scholarship Recipients

Scholarship recipients will be chosen by an approved committee selected by the Company. Selection will be based on the following:

  • Completion of the Leadership Education Scholarship Application Form and Notice. Both must be submitted to The Human Resources Department by April 1st. (No late applications will be accepted).
  • Demonstrated leadership and participation in school and community activities
  • Work experience and academic achievements
  • Essay of goals and aspirations

 

Application

Interested students must fully complete the Leadership Scholarship Application and return it along with a current, complete official transcript of grades and the essay by April 1st. Applicants are responsible for gathering and submitting all necessary information. Applications are evaluated on the information supplied; therefore, answer all questions as completely as possible. Verification of information provided on your application may be requested by the committee.

 

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Wishing Ana Monte all of the warmest wishes as she enters into her retirement journey. Ana is adored by her team and colleagues and has brought so much to RA over the past 22 years. Her knowledge, experience and structure (overall structure) is admirable. Work comes as second nature to her and she is such a joy to work with. Notably She was instrumental in fostering the Miami Dade relationship that has opened so many doors in Miami and contributed immensely to the growth and success in south Florida. She has always risen to any challenges over the years with positivity and grace. Her presence will be missed tremendously but we are all very excited for her as this new chapter unfolds.

 

 

 

Submit your answers by close of business to: diversity@royalamerican.com. Be sure to list  your team members names.  Your team will receive an entry in our prize drawing for every correct quiz submitted, for 4 possible total entries!

 

1. Who scored the most career points in NBA history?
a) Karl Malone
b) Kobe Bryant
c) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
d) Michael Jordan

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Senior Affordable Auburndale Housing Available In New Complex
Polk County Housing and Neighborhood Development will soon start leasing out more than 100 units to those who meet income requirements.

Skyla Luckey with Patch

 

POLK COUNTY, FL — If you are a resident who is 55 years old and older looking for affordable housing, more than 100 units have been completed that will serve one of the county’s most vulnerable populations, a news release said.

Auburn Village Apartments will start accepting lease agreements for those 55 years old and older and who meet income requirements at its 102-unit apartment complex beginning Feb. 1, Tamara West, Polk’s Housing and Neighborhood Development manager, said.

“As the local real estate market continues to push prices of living higher, affordable housing for vulnerable populations, like seniors, becomes further out of reach,” West said. “Programs like this help level the costs for those who are eligible and need it most.” Read more