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Winstan R. and Jacqueline B. Sellick Business
Scholarship. Winstan “Bud” Sellick and
his wife Jacqueline, both Class of 1944, were
active participants in campus life and remain
loyal Bulldog supporters. They established
this scholarship in 2000 for full-time business
administration students with a grade point average
that places them in the upper 50 percent of
their class and who have demonstrated financial
need. The scholarship is to be administered by
the Office of Financial Aid working with the
College of Business. The Sellicks have endowed
two other scholarships at Butler.
Winstan R. Sellick, Jacqueline Sellick and
Herman W. Blomberg Scholarship. Winstan
“Bud” Sellick and his wife Jacqueline, both
Class of 1944, established this fund to celebrate
their Butler experiences and to honor Mrs.
Sellick’s late brother, Herman Blomberg, a
successful architect who helped design several
buildings in Indiana. Because they share a tremendous
concern for the well-being of future
generations of Butler students, the Sellicks
established this scholarship in 1998. The award
is given to business students based on financial
need and academic ability.
Martha H. and W. Thomas Smith Scholarship.
This fund was established by the estate of Tom
and Martha Smith, both Class of 1946. It
provides financial assistance to worthy students
majoring in business studies and who have an
avowed interest in the free enterprise system.
Greg and Kim Stanley Endowed Scholarship.
Greg Stanley, Class of 1990, and Kim Stanley
established this fund to provide a deserving
student the opportunity to grow intellectually,
socially and physically in the tradition of
excellence established by Butler. This award is
assigned to the same student(s) who receive the
PriceWaterhouseCoopers Scholarship. If that
is not possible, the award is to go to a qualified
student of accounting.
Scott Teets Memorial Scholarship. Scott
Teets, Butler Class of 1980, went on to earn
an M.B.A. from Harvard in 1984 and a law
degree from Indiana University School of Law
in 1997. After his death in February 2008, his
wife Debbi Bullington Teets, Class of 1980,
family and friends established this scholarship
in his memory. It is open to incoming freshmen
with a high school grade point average of 3.25
or better who are Indiana residents. Further
preference is given to students who complete
their freshman year with a 3.0 grade point
average and who live on campus; to business
majors; to those with evidence of 12 hours or
more of community service and other activities
such as band, journalism, speech and debate,
Eagle Scouting for boys or Gold Award for
girls; and to those with a Greek affiliation.
This scholarship is renewable.
Robert and Betty Weedon Endowed
Scholarship. The Robert and Betty Weedon
Scholarship was established to help worthy and
capable students pursue their MBA by assisting
them with tuition. Preference is given to College
of Business alumni. Recipients should be
enrolled with at least 5 hours per semester and
maintain an academic achievement of 3.0 or
better.
Jean T. and Robert E. Wildman Scholarship.
Realizing the great need for scholarship and
keenly aware of the substantial benefits to
the community of an educated citizenry,
these alumni have made it possible to provide
financial assistance to students in the College of
Business who otherwise would have to forego
a college education. The Wildmans were active
in campus life during their Butler years, and
remain lifelong advocates for the University.
Robert, who died in 2008, served Butler in
many ways, including involvement on the
alumni board, Commission on the Future of
Butler and 18 years on the Board of Trustees.
He received the Butler Medal in 1990 and was
named trustee emeritus in 1994. The Wildmans
have contributed generously to a variety
of Butler programs and projects over the years
and were co-recipients of the Butler Mortar
Award in 1998.
Dr. H. Raymond Swenson Endowed Scholarship.
In 2003, by Dr. Swenson’s family and
friends established this fund to honor his 35
years of service to Butler, including his tenure
as dean of the College of Business. It is designated
for a veteran or descendant of a veteran of the
U.S. Armed Forces who demonstrates leadership,
patriotism and academic excellence. It is based
on merit, and preference is given to students
enrolled in the College of Business.
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