American Counseling Association

American Counseling Association's
2009 Ross Trust
Graduate Student Scholarship Competition
Evaulation Form
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Reviewers' Evaluation Form

Please use the following form to evaluate the entries you have received to review for the 2009 Ross Trust Graduate Student Scholarship Competition.

Please note:

  • Evaluations must be completed and returned by January 9, 2009
  • Please review only one entry at a time on this page.
    You will be directed back to this page after submission of each review.
  • You may include comments in the "Comments" box at the bottom of this page.
  • Should you need an additional copy fo the "Reviewer Instructions" that were
    originally emailed to you, they may be downloaded by clicking here.

2009 Ross Trust Graduate Student Scholarship Entry Evaluation

Your Name:    

Entrant Registration Number:                  Entry Level:    

Conflict?: Is there a reason not to review this entrant because of a potential conflict of interest (i.e., proposal submitted from reviewer's institution or organization)?     

Review:

Rating Key:
1= Poor     2= Mediocre    3= Satisfactory    4= Very Satisfactory    5= Excellent

Career Goal: Does the applicant's career statement reflect a future career commitment to counseling services in the schools, and a desire to address the counseling needs of children, adolescents and young adults?

Score for this entrant's Career Goals is:

Volunteer Experiences: Does the applicant's volunteer experiences statement present a strong overview of his/her volunteer experiences in the school and/or community?

Score for this entrant's Volunteer Experiences is:

For Doctoral Level Applicants Only
Research, Writing or Presentation Activities: Does the applicant list relevant examples of his/her scholarly research, writing and professional presentations?

Score for this entrant's Research, Writing and Presentations is:


For any criteria item that scored 2 or less, please provide comments here:


 

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