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to full-time students in good standing with the
University who maintain a cumulative grade
point average of 3.0 or better.
Butler Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship.
Gifts from members and friends of the Class
of 1951 made possible this scholarship, which
provides financial assistance to deserving
Butler students. Preference is given to full-time
students in good standing with the University
who maintain a cumulative grade point average
of 3.0 or better.
Class of 1953 Scholarship. Members and
friends of the Class of 1953 established this
scholarship to provide financial assistance to
deserving Butler students. Preference is given
to full-time students in good standing with the
University who maintain a cumulative grade
point average of 3.0 or better.
Butler Class of 1955 Scholarship. Members
of the Class of 1955 wished to provide financial
assistance to deserving students attending Butler
by establishing this scholarship. Preference is
given to full-time students in good standing
with the University who maintain a cumulative
grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Class of 1980 Sesquicentennial Scholarship.
Members and friends of the Class of 1980
established this scholarship to provide financial
assistance to deserving Butler students. Preference
is given to full-time students in good
standing with the University who maintain a
cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Class of 1995 Endowed Sesquicentennial
Scholarship. Members of the Class of 1995
wished to provide financial assistance to
deserving Butler students by establishing this
scholarship. Preference is given to full-time
students in good standing with the University
who maintain a cumulative grade point average
of 3.0 or better.
Class of 2003 Endowed Scholarship.
Members of the Class of 2003 established this
scholarship to provide financial assistance to
deserving students enrolled at Butler who have
learning disabilities. Preference is given to a
student who has a learning disability and is
enrolled with Student Disability Services, demonstrates
financial need and has a cumulative
grade point average of 3.0 or better.
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Class of 2004 Endowed Scholarship. Members
of the Class of 2004 did such an excellent job
fundraising for the senior class gift there were
additional funds that were used to establish this
scholarship. After the 5th year reunion, it will
be known if this gift will become an endowed
scholarship or an endowed book fund to
support students at Butler.
Reunion Class Scholarship Fund. Combining
all class reunion scholarship giving aside from
those funds already established will consolidate
the strength of many individual class gifts
into one significant endowed scholarship. The
principal will grow over time and have a greater
impact as it represents a lasting legacy from all
the class reunion programs. The recipient shall
be a full-time Butler student who demonstrates
financial need.
Mattie Rice Coney Scholarship. This is an
endowed scholarship from the estate of Mattie
Rice Coney for students from Marion County,
Indiana. The University selects the recipient
with preference given to those students who
have demonstrated themselves to be good
citizens of their community. Recommendations
are considered from representatives of the local
chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
Edith I. Cooper Scholarship. Edith Cooper,
Class of 1916, provided a bequest to establish
this endowed scholarship fund. It is awarded
based on need.
Marie Fisher Craig Scholarship. This scholarship,
established by a bequest from the estate
of Marie F. Craig, reflects her lifetime commitment
to community service.
Doris Maxine Crane Scholarship. This fund
was established by a bequest from the estate
of Doris Maxine Crane. This scholarship aids
students who are financing their education by
working their way through school.
Dryden Book Fund. Dr. Hilary Gaudreau-
Dryden, Class of 1993, and Dr. Earl S. Dryden,
Class of 1992, established this fund to enhance
Butler students’ learning experience by providing
them with financial assistance for books.
Recipients should need financial assistance and
have a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. The
Drydens both serve on the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences Board of Visitors.