Richard Myles
Johnson Foundation
Scholarship Award Guidelines “The
Richard Myles Johnson Foundation generates and
prudently administers funds to perpetuate education for
the benefit of the credit union movement.”
- Mission Statement
The Richard Myles Johnson Foundation has a commitment
to education that develops leaders and financially sound consumers.
The Foundation provides educational scholarships and scholarships to credit
union staff and volunteers. The Board of Directors establish parameters
for disbursing scholarships and scholarships based upon the overall benefit
to the credit union movement.
Scholarship eligibility is based upon the applicant’s
need for funding, relevance of the training to the applicant, the
applicant’s own pursuits of education, and the applicant’s
involvement in the credit union community. An application process
is administered for the fair and equitable funding of educational
training.
Below is the established matrix for evaluating
maximum allowable benefit. Unique circumstances such as credit union
financial hardship may result in scholarship awards beyond the guidelines
listed below.
Asset Categories Maximum Annual Benefit per
Chapter Year
| $0 – 8 Million |
$2,500 |
| $8 – 25 Million |
$1,500 |
| $25 Million + |
$750 |
These guidelines are subject to modification
at any time and are contingent upon the availability of funds. The
Foundation disburses scholarship funds following completion of conference/seminar
and verification of attendance.
Funding Educational Programs
- Seminars and conferences sponsored by
the California Credit Union League
- Job related training session provided by outside
vendors
- Western CUNA Management School
- CCUL Affiliates, Affinity Group, and Network
conferences
- CCUL Professional Networks annual dues
- CUNA correspondence studies (i.e. STAR, VAP
Merit)
- Seminars and conferences sponsored by CUNA
- Seminars and conferences sponsored by the
National Federation of Community Development
Credit Union
Funding of Travel
A portion of travel expenses may be funded through
the Foundation for credit unions with less than $25 million in assets.
Expenses for travel generally not to exceed $500.
Click here for a scholarship
application (.PDF) |