 The COLUMBIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY, Chief Warrant and Warrant Officers Association Scholarship is a partnership with the university that provides two years of education to pursue Associates, Bachelors, and or Master’s degree in a three year period. Note: Books are covered however there is a $35.00 library fee unless you are active duty.
The scholarship will cover up to $25,200 in one online degree program (undergraduate or graduate level). The scholarship will be directly applied to the recipient’s tuition for up to 60 semester hours or 36 consecutive months in the selected online degree program, whichever comes first.  The CWOA LT Art and Eleanor Colona Scholarship Grant was established by the Colona Family to financially assist dependent children of enlisted members of the United States Coast Guard (active, retired, or reserve). Seeking a meaningful way to celebrate the 30 years which LT Colona devoted to the Coast Guard, the Colona family established this scholarship fund to remain in perpetuity with the CWOA.
Each year, one or more Colona scholarship recipient(s) will be awarded a $4000 dollar scholarship dispersing $1000 dollars a year over four years of undergraduate studies.  The CWO John A. Keller, Chief Warrant and Warrant Officers Association Scholarship Grant (hereinafter “Grant”) is established to financially assist dependent children of members in good standing or who were members in good standing of the CWOA, United States Coast Guard at the time of their death. The assistance shall be a monetary grant for an accredited institution of higher learning.
 The Chief Warrant and Warrant Officers Association is rallying support for the family of ME1 Michael T. Horan, who was killed in the line of duty, by contributing CWOA and personal coins as a gesture of solidarity and respect, while honoring his posthumous promotion to CWO2.
 Chief Policy Officer Aniela Szymanski provides an overview of recent and upcoming legislative developments.
 CWOA 2nd Quarter Meeting, to be held in Key West, FL, and hosted by the Conch Republic Chapter!  Twenty-four Chief Warrant Officers from across the country recently completed the two-week Chief Warrant Officer Professional Development course, designed to strengthen leadership skills, build lasting connections, and instill principles and responsibilities of being a commissioned officer.
 CWOA Member Chief Warrant Officer Tim Crochet serves as the commanding officer at the Coast Guard’s national Motor Lifeboat School, where he was recently featured in a *60 Minutes* article and video for his role in the surfman certification program. His leadership and guidance exemplify the Coast Guard's rigorous, life-saving mission, inspiring trainees to master rescue operations in some of the nation’s most perilous waters.
 CWOA Norfolk partnered with Recruiting Office Hampton Roads for the Tidewater Coast Guard Festival. They celebrated with lots of family fun to include tours of Communications Command deployable assets, small boat tours, food, crafts, and games. They provided guidance on career opportunities, and exciting exhibitions to the public. 12 men and women were sworn in to begin their Coast Guard journey.
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