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For further information in the USA
DAEMEN
COLLEGE
Office
of
Global Programs -
NECA Florence Program
4380 Main Street
Amherst, NY 14226
Phone:
716-566-7837
Fax 716-566-7838
NECA web page on the Daemen College
website:
www.daemen.edu/offices/global-programs/study-in-florence.php
The update of this web page does not depend on NECA
but only on Daemen College staff. Since students will
study at NECA, not at Daemen, please refer to the
NECA brochure file that you can request via email.
NSCS
- The National Society of Collegiate Scholars |
Feel free to contact NSCS with your thoughts, questions,
concerns or for more information on how to become
a member!
NSCS (The National Society
of Collegiate Scholars)
11 Dupont Circle, NW
Suite 650
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: 202-265-9000 or 800-989-NSCS (800-989-6727)
Fax: 202-265-9200
nscs@nscs.org
The update of the NSCS website www.nscs.org
does not depend on NECA but only on NSCS staff. Therefore
please refer to the NECA brochure file that you can
request via email.
The scholarships awarded to NSCS members for 2009
and 2010 programs are greater than the ones for 2008,
2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, and 2003 programs. Please
refer to the NECA brochure file.
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars
is an honors organization recognizing outstanding
academic achievement among college students and encouraging
members to develop leadership skills through community
service.
NSCS has active chapters at 228 colleges and universities
nationwide, in all 50 states, the District of Columbia,
and Puerto Rico. Each chapter has a faculty or staff
advisor and a group of officers who plan activities
for members on the campus and in the local community.
For additional questions, please contact NSCS.
NSCS
Mission Statement
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars' emblem
embodies the NSCS mission.
-You
can see it in the symbols (an open book with a torch
rising from its pages, capped with three stars and
surrounded by a laurel) and its colors (crimson and
gold).
-The BOOK symbolizes the endless pursuit of knowledge.
-The TORCH represents the ability of each of us to
serve as a guiding light for others and of education
to serve as a beacon, eradicating ignorance.
-The STARS manifest the three pillars upon which the
society is built: scholarship, leadership, and service.
-The LAUREL is an ancient symbol of distinction and
serves to remind members that they are a part of a
long and noble tradition of distinguished leaders.
-CRIMSON was used in heraldry to represent boldness
and enthusiasm, both of which describe the confident
and engaged NSCS member.
-GOLD evokes the precious metal of the same name,
representing the value our members bring to what they
do.
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