Motivis Learning Launches 2017 Aspiring Educator Scholarship Initiative to Support Future Teachers

$10,000 Scholarship Geared to Ease the Financial Burden of a
Deserving Student

SALEM, N.H.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Motivis Learning, the Learning Relationship Management System designed
for student-centered, personalized education models, today announced its
new 2017 Aspiring Educator Scholarship Initiative, aimed towards
students enrolled in a graduate or undergraduate program in education.
In January 2017, the company will award one $10,000 scholarship to a
student who tells Motivis Learning how they will make a difference
through teaching. Qualified students can learn more about how to enter a
submission here.

A 2015 analysis of student debt by U.S.
News & World Report showed that those who received master’s
degrees in education accounted for 17 percent of graduate students who
are $50,000 or more in debt. “We know the heavy financial burden of
pursuing their degrees can deter even the most inspired future teachers
– but our goal at Motivis Learning is to keep them inspired, which is
why we created our inaugural scholarship initiative for students
pursuing a career in education,” said Motivis Learning CEO, Brian
Peddle. “This is our way of giving back to the education community we
care so much about, and showing that Motivis is invested not only in
education technology, but in the people who are truly shaping the
success of our future generations.”

For the inaugural scholarship, Motivis is asking future educators to
explain how they will use their career to make a difference in the lives
of their students.

• In no more than 800 words (but no fewer than 500), tell us how you
  plan to change the world through education. More specifically, will
  you promote student success in the classroom and beyond, through
  community engagement, emerging instructional practices, and/or
  educational technology?
• Submissions must be sent as a PDF or Word document, and emailed to scholarship@motivislearning.com
• Applicants must be 18 years or older, and enrolled in an accredited
  graduate or undergraduate education program in the U.S. or Canada.
  Please include an unofficial transcript as proof of enrollment with
  your submission
• The deadline for the 2017 scholarship is February 28, 2017. Motivis
  Learning will notify recipients on March 31, 2017

For more information about this program, including judgment criteria,
please refer to the Aspiring Educator Scholarship official
rules.

In October, Motivis Learning launched its new Learning Relationship
Management (LRM) System, answering the call of K-12, higher education
and continuing education institutions for a personalized,
student-centered, and competency-based education (CBE) learning
platform. The LRM System is a next generation, cloud-based software
platform that fully-integrates Motivis’ Learning Management System
(LMS), campus community system, coaching and advising platform and
student information functions. It has combined all four systems –
typically thought of as isolated education technology systems – into one
seamless platform that is powered by Salesforce CRM.

To learn more on how to complete an entry for Motivis’ scholarship,
please proceed to the Aspiring
Educator Scholarship page.

About Motivis Learning
Motivis Learning has built the first
Learning Relationship Management (LRM) System specifically designed for
innovative, student-centric and personalized teaching and learning
models. The platform was born out of the Innovation Lab at Southern New
Hampshire University and put to work in SNHU’s next-generation CBE
program, College for America, the first CBE of its kind approved by a
regional accreditor and the US Department of Education. Backed by
decades of success in education, pedagogy and technology, the LRM system
is a fully-integrated suite of learning tools (built on Salesforce) that
delivers the true 360-degree view of the student. Fully integrating the
LMS, SIS, campus communication system and ePortfolio into a single
platform. For more information, visit www.motivislearning.com,
or connect with Motivis Learning on Twitter,
LinkedIn
or Facebook.

Contacts

Elevate Communications
Stacy Grisinger, 617-785-6886
sgrisinger@elevatecom.com
or
Matt
Farhadi, 617-981-9637
mfarhadi@elevatecom.com