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Yeager Award in Pharmacy. This is a merit
scholarship for a deserving student in the
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
Donors are Richard and Paula Yeager and
Sarah (Yeager) and Blair McKee.
Yeager-McKee Family Endowed Book Fund.
The donors have generously given to the Yeager
Pharmacy Award since 2000. The family
wishes to expand their support by establishing
the book fund. The book fund will provide a
stipend to a student majoring in pharmacy or
a student who demonstrates financial need.
Athletic Awards
*The following is a list of the current
scholarships. Most are used to underwrite
Butler University financial aid programs and
cannot be applied for directly unless otherwise
indicated.
B-Association Scholarship. The B-Association
is a dues-paying organization of former Butler
University athletic letter winners. This scholarship
assists student athletes in good standing
with the University, with preference given to
qualified fifth-year student athletes who have
used up their athletic eligibility and wish to
complete their Butler degrees.
Ike and Sarah Batalis Football Student
Assistant/Manager Award. Ike Batalis and
his wife Sarah, a 1987 College of Education
graduate, established this endowed scholarship
to benefit worthy and capable Butler students
who also work as assistants/managers in the
Butler football program. Recipients shall be
enrolled in a degree-seeking program and be in
good academic standing with the University.
Robert C. Blessing Memorial Scholarship.
Students chosen for this scholarship will
demonstrate academic achievement, potential
for leadership and financial need. Preference is
given to students from the Midwest as well as
members of Butler’s baseball team.
the Butler University Board of Trustees. He
served on that board for 70 years, including 52
years as president. Brown was born in 1859 and
died one year shy of his 100th birthday. Mr.
Konold honored his memory by providing in
his will the funds to perpetuate the Hilton
U. Brown Athletic Award as an endowed
scholarship. It is for an outstanding athletic
graduate student with a good mental attitude.
Burger King Scholarship. The Burger King
Corporation created this award to honor the
scholastic and athletic achievements of Butler
student-athletes. The scholarship is awarded
annually.
Carrie Colglazier Scholarship. Carrie
Colglazier had just completed her freshman
year when she was killed by a drunk driver
in June 2003 at age 19. She was a student
athlete on the Butler women’s soccer team and
a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Her parents
John “Bud” and Karen Dietz Colglazier, Class
of 1970, established this scholarship to keep her
spirit alive and to perpetuate her legacy of commitment
and service to family, friends, teammates,
school and community. The recipient
will be a rising sophomore, junior or senior on
the Butler women’s soccer team who exemplifies
the Butler Way.
Catherine “Cat” Sabrina DeBrosse Scholarship.
This scholarship honors the memory of
Cat DeBrosse, infant daughter of JJ DeBrosse,
Class of 1995, and Emily DeBrosse, Class of
1996. It assists a female athlete in good standing
with the University and the athletic department.
The recipient should be a student athlete who
truly plays for the love of the game as a member
of the women’s basketball or soccer team; who
helps those around her rise to their potential;
and who shows dedication, teamwork and
unselfishness.
Joseph Dezelan Scholarship. James P. Lill,
Class of 1970, established this scholarship to
honor the memory of his football coach at
Cathedral High School in Indianapolis, Joe
Dezelan, Butler Class of 1945. Lill was one
of more than a hundred of Coach Dezelan’s
players who went on to play at Butler during
the coach’s 26-year career at Cathedral. This
scholarship supports a student enrolled in a
degree-seeking program, with preference given
to a Cathedral High School graduate who
participates, or who plans to participate,
Hilton U. Brown Athletic Award. David
W. Konold Sr., Class of 1929, excelled in
basketball, football and track. His first wife,
Julia Atherton Brown (who died in 1979) was
a daughter of Hilton U. Brown, who received
his bachelor’s degree in 1880 and a master’s in
1882, both from Butler. At age 25, Mr. Brown
became the youngest member ever elected to
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