Food Insecurity Scholarship Nomination Form

Support Students Overcoming Food Insecurity with a Purpose-Built Nomination Form

Food insecurity affects millions of college students nationwide, making scholarships that recognize resilience and advocacy in this area more important than ever. This Food Insecurity Scholarship Nomination Form template helps educational institutions, foundations, and student affairs departments streamline the nomination process while gathering meaningful insight into each candidate's experience and impact.

Designed for Student Affairs and Scholarship Committees

Whether you're a student affairs dean, scholarship committee member, or nonprofit organization supporting students facing hunger, this template captures the complete picture needed to make informed award decisions. The form collects detailed information about:

• Personal experiences overcoming food insecurity challenges
• Campus involvement with food pantries and hunger relief programs
• Advocacy work promoting nutrition security awareness
• Academic standing and financial need
• Nominator assessments from deans, advisors, or faculty

Streamline Your Scholarship Process with Paperform

Built on Paperform's flexible platform, this template transforms a traditionally paper-heavy process into a seamless digital experience. The conditional logic guides nominators through relevant sections, while file upload capabilities allow supporting documentation to be submitted alongside nominations. With Paperform's Stepper integration, you can automate follow-up workflows—sending confirmation emails, routing nominations to review committees, and tracking applications through each stage of evaluation.

For institutions managing multiple scholarship programs, this form can be customized with your branding, embedded on your website, or sent directly to nominators via email. All submissions are securely stored and easily exported for committee review, ensuring a transparent and organized selection process that honors the students who need it most.