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Aase Fund Travel Grants
Aase Fund Travel Grants
Alumni and friends of the Model United Nations program at Huntington Beach High School established the Lynn Aase MUN Legacy Foundation to honor the memory of legendary MUN teacher Lynn Aase, who died in April 2021. The board established the Aase Fund to provide travel grants to juniors and seniors to compete at national and international conferences. Awards are based on both merit and need and are meant to supplement family contribution. Thank you to our generous donors.
Process
Process
- Advisor informs students about travel grant opportunity.
- Eligible students submit application with three parts: merit; need; signatures.
- Advisor reviews application and submits his/her signature.
- Aase Fund Travel Sponsorship Committee reviews and makes recommendation.
- Board makes final approval of grants. Students are informed.
- Foundation deposits funds into sponsored student's HBHS MUN Booster Account.
- Board treasurer reviews to ensure funds are spent appropriately.
- Students complete a Survey providing feedback to Travel Grant Committee
Click above for form to apply for Aase Fund travel grant. Please start the application early so that you have time to ask questions and obtain signatures. Your advisor will share the deadline date. Note that the application requires signatures of parent/guardian and advisor. If you have any questions, please ask your advisor and also email AaseLegacy@gmail.com. If you are awarded, we ask that you complete a survey after the conference, describing goals accomplished, skills developed, and plans for the future. Your feedback will be shared with donors and potential donors.
Past Aase Fund Travel Grant Awards
On behalf of our generous donors, the board of the Lynn Aase MUN Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that we have awarded travel grants starting in January 2023 to assist top students in the Model United Nations program at Huntington Beach High School. Click the link below to view past awards.
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