The WNDI Work-Scholarships are given to students who have a record of commitment and hard work in Debate and is based on family income. These scholarships try to make our camp affordable for working and middle income families.
The Work-Scholarship provides a minimum of $100 (1 week), $200 (2 week) or $300 (3 week) and a maximum of $300 (1 week), $600 (2 week) or $900 (3 week). The actual amount you receive is determined based on income, success at tournaments, and the number of worthy applications.
Note: including any discounts or merit scholarships that you receive, the maximum reduction in camp fees that you may receive is $400 (1 week), $750 (2 week) or $1100 (3 week).
Those without substantial assets beyond home and cars and who are living on family incomes of $50,000 (first adult) plus $20,000 (second adult) plus $10,000 (for each additional dependent) or less income are eligible.
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU IF YOU RECEIVE A SCHOLARSHIP:
If you receive a work-scholarship:
1. You work at home prior to the camp doing research using the internet typically for 3 or 4 hours.
2. You arrive Sunday, July 15 by 2pm or, for Public Forum, Friday, July 27, by 2pm. You will check-in and then from 2 to 4:30pm, you will assist in the setup of the camp. This work includes helping with setting up fans in residence hall rooms, and using a computer to create documents (word processing, e-mail) such as lists of hyperlinks on the debate topics. Your work will not interfere with the camp as you will be finished when the camp begins.