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The Postal Service is accepting applications for its Centralized Funding for Development Scholarship

The Postal Service is accepting applications for its Centralized Funding for Development Scholarship.

The professional development scholarship is designed to financially support nonbargaining employees who seek to enroll in training, college courses, degree programs or professional certification classes.

Applications will be accepted from Wednesday, Jan. 1, through Friday, Jan. 31.

The Centralized Funding for Development page on the MyHR website has more information. Employees with questions should email the scholarship management team.

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