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John Davies Family Endowed Scholarship.
John D. and Margaret S. Davies have generously
underwritten this scholarship for full-time
students who maintain a grade point average of
at least 2.0, demonstrate financial need and are
enrolled in the College of Business or majoring
in journalism in the Eugene S. Pulliam School
of Journalism in the College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences. The donors hope that a minority
student who meets all of the criteria will receive
the award at least once every four years; however,
they do not wish that the scholarship be
awarded exclusively to minority students.
Helen F. Dick Memorial Scholarship. Butler
Trustee Rollin M. Dick created this scholarship
in memory of his wife of 56 years. The couple
generously supported the arts, education and
many civic organizations with personal gifts
as well as gifts from their personal foundation,
The Helping Fund. Recipients shall be
full-time students in the College of Business in
good standing with the University. Preference
is given to students with significant financial
need.
Jack Engledow Endowed Scholarship. This
scholarship will be awarded each year to a
business student entering his or her senior year
who displays a high potential for entrepreneurial
and ethical business leadership. “The student
should have demonstrated, in and outside the
classroom: a creative mind; a willingness to
work hard; a zeal for challenging the conventional
and taking intelligent chances; a belief in
the importance of ethical behavior and integrity
in business and personal life; and an ability to
inspire others and urge them down the same
path. It may well go to a student who hears a
different drummer; the beat of the future may
come from an unfamiliar band.” No need or
academic requirements are attached.
Dr. Richard E. Fetter Scholarship. Dr. Richard
Fetter has been a professor of marketing
since 1994 and was dean of the College of
Business from 1999 to 2007. His friends
established this scholarship to honor his tireless
contributions to the University. It is awarded
to students enrolled in the College of Business
who exemplify Dr. Fetter’s positive qualities and
attributes. Recipients should have a grade point
average of 3.0 or higher.
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Edmund W. and Lucienne Genier Scholarship.
Endowed by family and friends of Lucienne
and Edmund Genier, this scholarship is administered
by the Office of Financial Aid working
with the College of Business. Preference is
given to sophomores, juniors or seniors who
demonstrate financial need and have at least a
3.0 grade point average.
Thomas W. Genrich Scholarship Award.
Thomas Genrich, Class of 1978, is a retired
partner with Price Waterhouse Coopers. He
established this award to provide tuition
support to worthy and capable students
enrolled full time in the College of Business.
Adrian and Teresita Guzman Endowed
Business Scholarship. Vivianna Guzman
established this scholarship to honor her
parents, who sacrificed to provide the best
education possible for their children. The
recipient shall be a female student of Hispanic
descent with preference given to full-time
students enrolled in the College of Business
and who demonstrate financial need.
John C. Hart Sr. Scholarship. John Hart’s
career in the building industry combined
private and public service. On the occasion of
his 75th birthday, friends and family established
this scholarship in his honor. Hart was a
member of the Class of 1944. Recipients are
students in the College of Business who have
demonstrated superior achievement, potential
for leadership and financial need.
Hart-Logsdon Scholarship. The Builders
Association of Greater Indianapolis and Butler
alumna Martha Logsdon established this
scholarship to honor her nephews, William
L. Hart, Class of 1939, and John C. Hart,
Class of 1944. This award is in recognition of
their many years of outstanding service to the
Indianapolis community. It is designated for a
student in the College of Business, its purpose
being to encourage the study of the free enterprise
system.
Philip S. Kappes Endowed Business
Scholarship. The law firm of Lewis & Kappes
established this fund to honor Philip “Skip”
Kappes, Class of 1945, for his lifetime of excellence
in the practice of law. Skip and his wife
Dodie, Class of 1947, have long been staunch
Bulldog supporters and have both served on