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Upton Fellowship
For the children of employees of D. C.
Heath and Company of Lexington,
Massachusetts.
Kenneth Valentine Memorial
Scholarship (1986)
Bequest of Julia H. Valentine, in memory
of Kenneth Valentine (1914). Awarded
annually with preference given to students
in chemical engineering.
Frank Vanderpoel Scholarship (1936)
Bequest of Frank Vanderpoel.
Max Yablick Memorial Scholarship (1986)
Bequest of Max Yablick (1914). Awarded
annually with preference given to graduates
of Hebrew day schools and to
students in the Combined Plan Program
with Yeshiva University.
Theresa Ann Yeager Memorial
Scholarship (1983)
Gift of the family of Theresa Ann Yeager
(1981) to support a woman who is
enrolled in The Fu Foundation School of
Engineering and Applied Science.
Con Edison Minority and Female
Scholarship Program
To aid deserving and promising minority
or female students from within the Con
Edison service territory who will be pursuing
a career in engineering, by providing
a renewable scholarship of at least
$1,500 and a job internship. Financial
need must be demonstrated.
Consolidated Natural Gas Company
Fellowship
For graduate students in chemical engineering
and applied chemistry.
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William E. Verplanck Scholarship
(1957)
Gift of Mrs. T. Bache Bleecker and
Edward F. Verplanck (1912) in memory of
their father, William E. Verplanck (1876).
Arnold Von Schrenk Scholarship
(1943)
Bequest of Mrs. Helen von Schrenk in
memory of her husband, Arnold von
Schrenk.
George Wascheck Scholarship
Bequest of George Wascheck (1926).
J. Watumull Scholarship (1989)
For students in the Graduate School
of Arts and Sciences and in the
Engineering School who are of East
Indian ancestry.
Wells and Greene Scholarship
Bequest of Josephine Wells Greene.
Herbert A. Wheeler Scholarship
(1923)
Gift of Herbert A. Wheeler.
Frederick C. Winter Scholarship
(1966)
Gift of various donors in memory of
Frederick C. Winter (1943).
William F. Wurster Scholarship (1974)
Awarded to a student of chemical engineering
and applied chemistry. Gifts of
William F. Wurster (1913).
Robert H. and Margaret H. Wyld
Scholarship
Gift of Robert H. (1904) and Margaret H.
Wyld.
RESIDENCE HALL
SCHOLARSHIPS
Class of 1887 Mines Residence
Scholarship
Awarded annually to a third-year degree
candidate, with preference given to
descendants of members of the Class
of 1887 Mines.
Class of 1896 Arts and Mines
Scholarship
Awarded annually to a degree candidate
in Columbia College, the Engineering
School, or the Graduate School of
Architecture and Planning, with preference
given to descendants of members
of the Class of 1896 Arts and Mines.
Class Of 1916 College and
Engineering Fund
Gift of the Class of 1916 College and
Engineering.
ANNUAL GIFT FELLOWSHIPS
AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Each year the University receives gifts of
money, some of which are renewals, for
fellowships and scholarships. The fellowships
and scholarships made available in
recent years as a result of such gifts are:
Asian Columbia Alumni Association
Scholarship (1999)
General financial aid for Asian students.
Columbia-Whitman Memorial
Scholarship
Awarded from time to time to a Whitman
College preengineering junior for study in
the Columbia Engineering School toward
the B.S. degree. Maximum value: full
tuition and fees for the academic year.
The holder may apply for renewal.
DuPont Fellowship
In chemical engineering.
Everard A. Elledge Memorial
Scholarship (1985)
Gift of Carol G. Elledge, in memory of
Everard A. Elledge (1942).
Ioannou Scholarship (1999)
Donated by Constantine and Cecilia
Ioannou, Constantine D & B, Ltd.
Awarded to a deserving undergraduate,
preference given to a Greek-American
student.
Moses and Hannah Malkin
Scholarship Fund Gift (2004)
Gift of Moses and Hannah Malkin for an
undergraduate engineering scholarship.
Monsanto Chemical Company
Scholarship
Open to students in Barnard College,
Columbia College, and the Engineering
School who are pursuing a program of
study in chemical engineering or directed
toward it.
Louis Morin Scholars and Fellows
(2000)
Gift of the Louis Morin Charitable Trust.
Designated for Jewish undergraduates,
Ph.D.s, and postdocs.
The National Action Council for
Minorities in Engineering Inc.
Incentive Grants Program
Renewable grants ranging from $250
to $2,500 for minority students in good
academic standing who continue to
have financial need. These awards
supplement the funds a student raises
through work, family, schools, foundations,
and government grant programs.
SEAS 2009–2010