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26th Annual Chaldean Commencement and Gala Party.
By Rita Abro :: 10400 Views
:: Article Rating :: Career & Education, Community & Culture, Chaldean Education & Career Center, Chaldean American Student Association, Chaldean Federation of America


Michgian, USA - The Chaldean Federation of America (CFA) with supporting coordination from the Chaldean American Student Association (CASA) will be hosting the 26th Annual Chaldean Commencement and Gala Party.  The Chaldean Commencement celebrates the 2007-2008 Chaldean high school and college graduates.  The event showcases the community’s top student scholars and helps raise tens of thousands of dollars in scholarship money for Chaldean students. 

The event will be held Thursday, June 12th starting at 4:00 p.m. at the Southfield Millennium Center, located on 15600 J. L. Hudson Drive in Southfield, MI. 48075.

To qualify for the commencement and access to the tens of thousands of dollars in possible scholarship money Chaldean students (1) must be of Chaldean heritage, (2) Must be a 2007/2008 academic year graduate from any high school, technical center or accredited adult education institution (College/University/Equivalent institution), (3) Have their registration information submitted by May 16th , 2008 (5pm), and (4) those interested in applying for a scholarship must submit the qualifying material no later than Friday April 25th, 2008 (5pm).

Event organizers provide graduates with an online application process to streamline registration and scholarship submissions. 

For more information or to register online for the 26th Annual Chaldean Commencement ceremony please CLICK HERE.





 
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