2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Michigan Nomination Form
NOMINATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETE, LIGIBLE, AND
SUBMITTED ON TIME TO BE CONSIDERED
STUDENT INFORMATION
Name: Male Female
Birth Date: Email Address:
Home Address:
City: Zip Code: Phone:
Grade Point Average (GPA):
CTE Program(s):
School District:
CTE Career Center (if applicable):
HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION
School Name:
High School CEEB Code:
CEEB Code lookup http://www.topschoolsintheusa.com/Michigan.html
Address:
City: Zip Code: Phone:
DOES THE STUDENT MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA?
Yes
No
Yes No
Is or will be a U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent U.S.
Resident by the Application deadline;
Graduate or will receive a diploma between January and
August of 2021, the current program year
Demonstrates academic achievement in career and
technical programs
Yes No
VERIFICATION (by Teacher, Counselor, or Administrator)
Name: Date:
Title: Phone:
Agency:
Email Address:
Signature: _________________________________________
Throughly answer, on behalf of the student, the three
questions listed below using the following criteria:
NOTE: Refer to the CTE Component Criteria and OCTE Scoring Rubric prior to
composing a response.
Answers must be typed, 12-point font, double spaced, with one-inch margins
No more than 6 pages maximum for all responses combined
Answers must begin with the question number and question
Answer each question in narrative form
1. What about the student makes him or her stand out as having outstanding
scholarship and excellence in Career and Technical Education? Include details
on academic rigor. Include ingenuity, creativity ,and problem-solving skills.
2. Were there challenges or hurdles this student has overcome while still
achieving high academic success and excellence in Career and Technical
Education?
3. Describe the student’s employability, leadership, and technical skills:
a) What Career and Technical Education Programs has the student
participated in?
b) Has the student earned a medal or had a leadership position in a CTSO?
c) What community service, classroom, or other leadership activities has
the student participated in that relates to their career area of interest?
d) What work-based learning, job shadows, internship, or apprenticeship
experiences has the student had?
e) Has the student earned an industry-recognized credential?