Marshall Leadership Awards

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Marshall Leadership Awards

The General George C. Marshall Public and Youth Leadership Awards are awarded in recognition of a person’s demonstrated leadership potential, commitment to public service, and strength of character. These awards were created in cooperation with the Marshall Foundation in Lexington, Virginia, to commemorate General Marshall’s two-year residence at Fort Vancouver, as well as honor the legacy of this world statesman.

The Youth Leadership Award

Qualifications:

A senior in high school
A resident of Clark County
Committed to public service and demonstrated leadership ability
Serve as a role model, motivating others to become involved

Benefits:

$2,500 Aléna K. Jarvis Scholarship
$500 Steve Dearborn Memorial Summer Internship working with The Historic Trust (optional)
$500 Scholarship provided to top five finalists from the Klinge/Meyer Family Fund

The Adult Leadership Award

Qualifications:

35 years of age or younger
A graduate with a four-year college degree
A resident of Clark County
Committed to public service and demonstrated leadership ability

Benefits:

$2,200 stipend towards a trip to the Marshall Foundation in Lexington, VA, Colonial Williamsburg, and Washington DC
Up to $2,500 to be used for continuing education or professional development
Opportunities to develop professional relationships with community leaders
Public visibility for the award recipient’s employer or nominating organization

This event highlights the best of youth and adult leadership in Clark County. It is important to acknowledge and celebrate the positive impacts each nominee imparts on the community. Click the link below to learn more about the event and how you can nominate a member of the community.

Youth Nomination

Adult Nomination