UHP Scholarships
Scholarships are available for our members, their high school dependents, and their college dependents. Apply by Friday, March 5, at 5 p.m. Questions? Email uhpscholarships@gmail.com.
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UHP offers scholarships for our members, high school dependents of members and college dependents of members are now available.
Members in good standing or a dependent of a member in good standing should apply online (from your personal device, not a work computer) by Friday, March 5, 2021, at 5 p.m. Incomplete applications and applications submitted after this date will not be accepted.
Due to the large number of applications, receipt of application materials will not be provided.
All questions regarding the scholarship application and process should be directed to uhpscholarships@gmail.com.
*A member in good standing has signed a union membership card and is current on dues.*
The theme of the Connecticut AFL-CIO Health and Safety Committee's 2021 Worker Memorial Day Scholarship Essay Contest will highlight the efforts and sacrifices of the workers of today and of this pandemic. Connecticut high school seniors are being asked to choose from one of three prompts and respond in an essay of 1,000 words or less that demonstrates that they have been inspired and personally affected to seriously think about the importance of workplace health and safety and of the consequences that arise when workers are forced to toil in unsafe working conditions such as what has occurred and continues to occur during the SARS COVID pandemic. Deadline is April 1.
2021_wmd_scholarship_essay_contest__flyer.pdf
In addition to UHP scholarships, here are three more available through AFT Connecticut:
Negotiations Update
'21 Nominations
Scholarships
Download the February 2021 issue here. Note: additional information about contract negotiations went to members who've provided home mails.