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Associated Students/Dr. John Irwin Memorial Scholarship
San Francisco State University · published from the foundation's own scholarship portal, verified 2026-09-03
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Deadline
February 16, 2026 (passed)
Foundation
San Francisco State University
Program description
"Associated Students This scholarship award ($1,500.00) will be disbursed during the Fall 2026 semester. Students must be enrolled at least half time (UG: 6 units) during the Fall 2026 semester. AS student staff and Board of Directors working in any capacity during the period of disbursement are not eligible to apply. This scholarship is open to undergraduate students only. Dr. John Keith Irwin was a sociologist who earned his undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles and later completed his doctoral thesis at the University of California, Berkeley. He focused on his in-depth understanding of the statistics showing how education could greatly decrease recidivism in California and on the successful re-integration of formerly incarcerated individuals back into society. Dr. Irwin taught for many years in San Francisco State University’s Sociology Department, and in 1967 created Project Rebound, a special admissions program at SF State for the formerly incarcerated. In the early 1980s, Associated Students embraced this program and committed to funding it as an Associated Students program. Dr. Irwin’s life work was dedicated to the empowerment of individuals who had been negatively labeled and disenfranchised by the systemic use of political oppression in the form of incarceration, and this work is still going on with the help of SF State’s Associated Students. As the author of many works centered on the issue of criminal justice in this country, Dr. Irwin was an intellect and humanitarian who never ceased to self-identify as a “convict” resulting from his years spent behind bars. Although Dr. John Irwin was able to leave the toils and tribulations of a life in prison, he never forgot the life lessons he learned or the individuals who taught him. Dr. Irwin passed in 2010 leaving behind a lifetime of accomplishments and an undeniable hope for the future. The scholarship in memory of Dr. John Keith Irwin shall assist individuals who have had dealin"
Quoted from San Francisco State University's own portal listing.
How to apply
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Associated Students/Dr. John Irwin Memorial Scholarship — frequently asked
What is the deadline for Associated Students/Dr. John Irwin Memorial Scholarship?
The deadline on the portal, February 16, 2026, has passed. Foundations often reopen an award the following cycle — check the source listing for the next date.
How much does Associated Students/Dr. John Irwin Memorial Scholarship award?
San Francisco State University's portal lists the award as $1,500.00.
How do I apply to Associated Students/Dr. John Irwin Memorial Scholarship?
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