Youth Leadership Resources
Explore resources related to scholarships, internships, higher education, and networking for students and educators.
Overview
Every year the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs engages students and educators through youth leadership events. The resources below outline college, scholarships, community networking, and career opportunities to inspire leadership pathways for all students.
Universities & Associate Colleges
- Brigham Young University
- Utah Tech University
- Salt Lake Community College
- Snow College
- Southern Utah University
- University of Utah
- Utah State University
- Utah Valley University
- Weber State University
- Westminster College
Technical Colleges
- Bridgerland Technical College
- Davis Technical College
- Utah Tech University (previously Dixie Technical College)
- Mountainland Technical College
- Ogden–Weber Technical College
- Southwest Technical College
- Tooele Technical College
- Uintah Basin Technical College
Community/Organizational Scholarships*
- College Guide for Minority Students
- College Guide for Black Students
- College Guide for Latino Students
- College Guide for Undocumented Students
- American Indian/Indigenous Scholarships
- Asian Scholarships
- Pacific Islander Scholarships
- American Indian Services
- Pastor France A. Davis Scholarship
- Rural Scholarship
- Intergenerational Success
- Utah Promise Scholarship, Keys to Success
- Utah Jazz Scholarship
- Unigo Diversity Scholarship List
*The scholarships listed are offered by separate entities outside of the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs. Deadlines, requirements, and offerings may vary. Please read descriptions carefully before applying.
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