Single Mother Scholarship Videos

Scholarships for Women - Project Working Mom NBC Tucson

Scholarships for Women - Project Working Mom NBC Tucson
elearners
3 min - May 20, 2008

Visit www.projectworkingmom.com to learn how you can win a scholarship! Few people know more about multi-tasking than working moms. Some of those moms are being offered some help in our area. $2 million in full-ride scholarships are being offered by American InterContinental University, Walden University, and DeVry University. Learn more at http://www.projectworkingmom.com/.

Memo to All Mothers: Online Education Changed My Life

Memo to All Mothers: Online Education Changed My Life
elearners
2 min - Jan 25, 2008

Project Working Mom, presented by eLearners.com, provides self-help tips about online education, grants/scholarships and support for working mothers who want to go back to school online. Watch how Jeanne S., the first Project Working Mom scholarship winner, a single mother of two in California, improved her career and her family's standing through online education. Learn more at www.projectworkingmom.com.

SOUL MAN (part 4)

SOUL MAN (part 4)
outsiderslover21
11 min - Jan 12, 2008

Harvard Law freshman Mark Watson, having been cut off by his millionaire dad, tries to fund his education by tinting his skin with tanning pills and passing as African-American. But after being nearly evicted by his landlord, arrested by the police, and subjected to an endless barrage of "no offense" racist jokes, he learns that being black isn't the easy way out by far. But he must face the real repercussions of his ruse when he falls in love with a hardworking black single mother, who is the rightful recipient of the scholarship he received. A surprisingly effective treatment of race and affirmative action issues, comfortably ensconced in conventional "campus comedy" fluff. Production Status: Released Logline: A young man pretends to be black to receive a scholarship to law school. Genres: Comedy Running Time: 1 hr. 41 min. MPAA Rating: PG-13 Production Co.: New World Pictures, Balcor Film Investors U.S. Box Office: $27,316,198 Filming Locations: Boston, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California Produced in: United States **I DO NOT OWN SOUL MAN**

Anu’s Rukhsati (Ek Ladki Anjaani Si)

Anu’s Rukhsati (Ek Ladki Anjaani Si)

3 min - May 14, 2008

Ek Ladki Anjaani Si is a love story of a 18 year old girl Anu.The show is the hindi adaptation of Juana La Virgen , a successful Venezuelan show which has rated highly in many countries.<br /><br />Anu (Ananya) Sachdev is a bright , ambitious and daring teenager determined to fulfill her dreams of studying journalism from a prestigious university abroad. She lives with her maternal grandmother, uncle & single mother who has struggled all her life to give the best education and opportunities to Anu. The family lives their ambitions vicariously through her and are besides themselves with joy when she secures a scholarship from the best college in America.<br /><br />But unknown to her, fate has already decided to change the course of her life. Anu’s life will take her in a direction that destiny has laid out for her. Ek Ladki Anjaani Si is the story of Anu’s unique dilemma, an act of God that truly and unalterably changes her life forever. But what seems like a cruel twist of fate could be destiny’s way of uniting two people who are meant to be soulmates. Ek Ladki Anjaani Si becomes the unique journey of Anu whose life is transformed by one act of god.<br /><br />Kalpana se parey ek kahani.... Kahani Anu ki....

Turning Point: Child Care (Mia)

SOUL MAN (part 3)

SOUL MAN (part 3)
outsiderslover21
10 min - Jan 12, 2008

Harvard Law freshman Mark Watson, having been cut off by his millionaire dad, tries to fund his education by tinting his skin with tanning pills and passing as African-American. But after being nearly evicted by his landlord, arrested by the police, and subjected to an endless barrage of "no offense" racist jokes, he learns that being black isn't the easy way out by far. But he must face the real repercussions of his ruse when he falls in love with a hardworking black single mother, who is the rightful recipient of the scholarship he received. A surprisingly effective treatment of race and affirmative action issues, comfortably ensconced in conventional "campus comedy" fluff. Production Status: Released Logline: A young man pretends to be black to receive a scholarship to law school. Genres: Comedy Running Time: 1 hr. 41 min. MPAA Rating: PG-13 Production Co.: New World Pictures, Balcor Film Investors U.S. Box Office: $27,316,198 Filming Locations: Boston, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California Produced in: United States **I DO NOT OWN SOUL MAN**

Turning Point: Child Care (Cheyenne)

SOUL MAN (part 5)

SOUL MAN (part 5)
outsiderslover21
9 min - Jan 12, 2008

Harvard Law freshman Mark Watson, having been cut off by his millionaire dad, tries to fund his education by tinting his skin with tanning pills and passing as African-American. But after being nearly evicted by his landlord, arrested by the police, and subjected to an endless barrage of "no offense" racist jokes, he learns that being black isn't the easy way out by far. But he must face the real repercussions of his ruse when he falls in love with a hardworking black single mother, who is the rightful recipient of the scholarship he received. A surprisingly effective treatment of race and affirmative action issues, comfortably ensconced in conventional "campus comedy" fluff. Production Status: Released Logline: A young man pretends to be black to receive a scholarship to law school. Genres: Comedy Running Time: 1 hr. 41 min. MPAA Rating: PG-13 Production Co.: New World Pictures, Balcor Film Investors U.S. Box Office: $27,316,198 Filming Locations: Boston, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California Produced in: United States **I DO NOT OWN SOUL MAN**

Jake Coco - Graceland

Jake Coco - Graceland

4 min - Apr 19, 2008

ake Coco was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1984 and was raised by his single mother Patricia. She introduced him to the violin the tender age of two, and from there Jake began his long voyage down the wave of music. After mastering the violin in only five years, Jake decided to move onto other musical instruments, and at the age of nine, he taught himself guitar and began learning the power of percussion with a drum set that was given to him by his stepfather. By the age of fourteen Jake was already performing on a regular basis at local jazz, blues and rock and roll clubs playing everything he could from the drums and piano to the guitar and the bass.<br /><br />After graduating high school in 2002, Jake was faced with a great decision. He was offered a full scholarship to the "Berklee School of Music" for his spectacular performing abilities on the drums. He was also given another opportunity to tour with his band "Spenser." Following his passion for music and his love of performing, Jake decided to stick beside his band and began gaining all his knowledge and wisdom of performing on the road for the next two years.<br /><br />Once back home, Jake began writing lyrics and producing his own music that would one day become "Broken Hearts and Fairy Tales." Jake was then faced with another difficult decision. He could stay with the band that had become his family, or spread his wings and fly. Jake followed his heart and began his journey as a solo artist, locking himself in his basement studio for nearly four months where he wrote, arranged, produced, mixed and mastered the songs that became the album "Broken Hearts and Fairy Tales."<br /><br />After finishing his album, Jake packed up his life, kissed his mother goodbye, and made his move to Hollywood. Jake's music is a raw and unfiltered view of the lessons he learned in life, thus far.<br />

Cristal Gallegos - FullRide Interview

Cristal Gallegos - FullRide Interview

Unknown length - Jun 8, 2008

Cristal recognized early in life that the key to a better life was education. She has always pushed herself to succeed, not because her mother forced it on her or because she would miss out on extracurricular activities such as softball, but because she wanted to succeed for herself. Cristal has worked hard throughout her career at Tascosa High School to fulfill that goal. She is currently enrolled in the most demanding math courses offered at Tascosa and tied for the second highest grade in the class. Additionally, she has assisted other students with math. Completing a community service requirement for National Honor Society led Cristal to assist one of the math teachers who does math tutoring during lunch and after school. Even after she finished the NHS requirement, she continued to help those students because of her desire to see them succeed. Finances for Cristal’s family have always been tight. She has a car but it is not reliable and her single mother is raising Cristal and her teenage sister. Her mother is unable to assist Cristal with her education or her automobile expenses, so Cristal recognizes the need “to step up.” It is obvious a full scholarship and a dependable car would allow Cristal to prove her independence. However, the self motivation Cristal possesses likely insures she will be a success regardless of the assistance she receives.