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42 Clarion University of Pennsylvania Financial Information years. When available, students are automatically considered for this award when they submit their application for admission. The Bobbi Scholarship Fund: This scholarship established by Ms. H. Roberta “Bobbi” Heeter to provide financial support for Clarion University students who are the dependent children of widows or widowers. Just prior to her retirement in 2002, after 28 years of service, Bobbi became the first recipient of the Clarion Proud Award. To be considered, candidate must be an incoming freshman, dependent child of widow or widower, show financial need, and achieved a good high school academic credential. It is the intent of the donor that the award will continue to support the same student throughout his/her undergraduate career. The Clarion University Scholarship winner must maintain a 2.5 cumulative grade point average on a yearto-year basis. If you feel you qualify for consideration of this award, please send letter indicating so to the Scholarship Administration Coordinator, Admissions Office, Clarion, PA 16214. Sara Cicciarelli Leadership Scholarships: Established by the estate of Sara (Milanovich) Cicciarelli, Class of 1932, who taught English for 25 years in the Union School District. To be considered, students must demonstrate strong grades in challenging curriculum and have a minimum SAT score of 1000 Total or a 22 Composite Score on the ACT. First preference is given to students from Union High School in Rimersburg. Second preference given to students from other Clarion County schools. Students must demonstrate financial need and are considered automatically when they submit an application for admission. Mary & Martha Colegrove Educational Fund Scholarship: Award made to women from McKean County. The recipients can continue to receive the awards during subsequent years if students maintain a cumulative 3.0 QPA at Clarion University. Students’ records are reviewed for this award via their admissions materials. No scholarship application is required. Award made by February 1. Commodore Corporation/Richard Boyle Scholarship: Established by the Commodore Corporation in memory of former manager, Richard Boyle. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide support for dependent children of employees of the Commodore Corporation plant and the Colony Factory Crafted Homes plant in Clarion County. Selection is based upon demonstrated financial need, a written statement of application, and letters of recommendation. Application information can be obtained at Commodore at 814-226-9210; Colony at 814-226-9590; Clarion University Foundation at 814-393-2572; or the Financial Aid Office at 814-393-2315. Application deadline is April 15. Minnie D. Croyle Scholarships: An endowment fund was established by the estate of Miss Mary Croyle to provide scholarships for eligible undergraduate students residing in eastern Redbank Township, Clarion County, Pa. Students from western Redbank Township will be considered secondarily. Selection is based upon financial need and academic achievement. The scholarships are renewable for sophomore, junior, and senior years if the required academic criteria are met. Contact the Foundation Office 814-393-2572 or the Redbank Valley High School Guidance Office at 814-275-2421 for additional information. Application deadline date is April 1. Derrick Scholarship: This endowed scholarship has been established by The Derrick Publishing Company in order to encourage an interest in journalism and reward a promising Clarion University student. The scholarship is available to a sophomore, junior, or senior who is a permanent resident of Clarion, Forest, or Venango County and is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. An interest in journalism will be taken into consideration when awarding this scholarship. Preference will be given to students who have been carriers of the Derrick. It is possible the scholarship may be renewed in subsequent years. Contact the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at 814-393-2225 for further information. Application Deadline date is March 29. Eberly Family Scholarships: An endowed scholarship fund was created by the Eberly Family Trust to provide scholarships for students residing in Fayette County. Award selection is based upon academic achievement and financial need. No application is required, as student records are reviewed via their admission materials for this renewable scholarship. To be considered, Fayette County students need at least a 3.0 grade point average and a minimum SAT total of 1000. Edith Davis Eve Scholarships: The Fund for the Advancement of the State System of Higher Education provides one-time scholarships to incoming students from Blair County. Scholarships available to State System universities each year on a rotating basis as determined by the Office of the Chancellor. These awards are based upon academic achievement and financial need. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. Award usually offered prior to April 1, when available. Educational Opportunities Program/ACT 101 Scholarship: These scholarships will be awarded each spring. Any freshman, sophomore or junior who demonstrates academic achievement, leadership qualities, and commitment to the Educational Opportunities Program/ACT 101 may apply. Candidates must have a minimum overall GPA of 3.0. For additional information contact the Director of EOP/ACT 101 program at 814-393-1878. Foundation Honors Scholarships: Academically talented students at Clarion who participate in the Honors Program are eligible for multi-year Honors Scholarships. Students are selected on the basis of academic achievement and evidence of leadership and motivation. The scholarships are renewable, provided that students maintain the academic standards required by the program. Contact the Director of the Honors Program at 814-393-2585 for additional information. Foundation Leadership Scholarships: These scholarships are available to freshmen on a one-time basis. Past recipients have a minimum SAT score of 1200 and are in the upper 10 percent of his or her high school graduating class. Amounts vary. Students are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. All awards offered prior to March 1. Foundation Non-Instructional Staff Scholarship: Annually the foundation makes available six $500 scholarships to be awarded to university staff members and their dependents. Contact the Clarion University Office of Scholarship Administration at 814-393-2306 for additional information. Lois Borland Fulmer Endowed Scholarship: This scholarship fund established by the family and friends of Mrs. Fulmer to honor her dedication to teaching. The awards will be made to an entering or continuing adult student (full-time or part-time) of any major. Application information can be obtained each spring from the Financial Aid Office at 814-393-2315. Deadline date is April 1. Inez and B.H. Fulton Memorial Leadership Scholarship: This scholarship established by Ralph (’31) and Virginia Fulton in memory of Ralph’s parents. Past recipients have a minimum SAT score of 1200 and are in the upper 10 percent of his or her high school graduating class. Incoming students are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. All awards offered prior to March 1. Helen Gendler Memorial Scholarship: This award established by Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Gendler in memory of Helen Gendler. Funds provide an annual scholarship to a student with a disability who is registered with Special Services. Selection is based upon academic achievement, service to the university or community, and financial need. Contact Student Support Services at 814-393-2347 for additional information. Mary R. Hardwick Scholarship: This fund was created to honor Dr. Mary Hardwick, retired Speech Communication and Theatre professor, and her career as a gifted artist and dedicated educator. Scholarships are available to incoming freshmen or transfer students. Selection is based upon a required essay, financial need, overall academic standing, and if necessary, a personal interview. Contact the Office of Scholarship Administration, Admissions Office, Clarion University on availability of scholarship.
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 43 Walter L. Hart Scholarships: These multi-year scholarships, presented in honor of the former admissions director, are awarded to the strongest incoming freshmen. Past recipients were in the top five percent of their graduating class, with SAT scores in excess of 1300, and with outstanding accomplishments and significant contributions through involvement in extracurricular activities. Students must meet required academic standards to receive the award in subsequent years. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. Awards offered prior to February 1. Marlin and Cleva Hartman Scholarship: Established by Marlin Hartman, Class of 1959, and Cleva Haight Hartman, Class of 1959, for an incoming freshman that is a son or daughter of a United States veteran. Financial need is also considered. First preference is for a Math or Math Education major. Second preference is for an Elementary Education major. Strength of academic credential is also influential. Submit DD214 along with letter requesting to be considered to the Scholarship Administrator in the Clarion University Admissions Office. Scholarship awarded by March 1. Ruth A. Hill Scholarships: These scholarships established in honor of Ruth A. Hill, Oil City Pennsylvania, to aid African American students. They are based on financial need and scholastic excellence. First preference is African American students from Venango County. Nominated candidates for scholarship are presented to the Ruth A. Hill Foundation Board for approval. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. James A. Hughes Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship has been established with the Fund for the Advancement of the State System of Higher Education to honor Mr. Hughes, a founding member of the Board of Governors. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide recognition and financial assistance to first year students at State System Institutions who reside in Philadelphia and have attended certain Philadelphia high schools. Nominees will be selected via admissions files and are requested to submit a letter of recommendation.† Notification process usually occurs in April. Interhall Award: These scholarships are available to residence hall students who have contributed positively to the residence hall environment. For further information contact the advisor to Interhall Council at 814-393-2355. M.M. and Minnie H. Kaufman Leadership Scholarships: This scholarship established by Miss Virginia Kaufman (’37) in honor of her parents. These scholarships are available to freshmen on a onetime basis. Past winners have a minimum SAT score of 1200 and are in the upper 10 percent of his or her high school graduating class. Amounts vary. Students are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admission materials; no scholarship application is required.† All awards offered prior to March 1. Clara Louise Kiser Memorial Fund Scholarship: Scholarships, not limited in number or amount, for students graduating from the Clarion Area School District. The scholarships are awarded according to financial need to students planning to attend college or vocational school. Instructions for completing the application process may be obtained from Mr. Stephen Kosak, Box 374, Oil City, PA 16301. Deadline for submissions of application is April 15. John F. Kuhn Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship established by family and friends of Dr. Kuhn, former Provost of Clarion University. Scholarship will be awarded to a student who demonstrates academic achievement, high school and community involvement as well as an eclectic array of interests. Selection will be done via admissions materials. Award offered prior to March 1. Sonja and Chuck Leach Leadership Scholarship: This scholarship established by Mr. and Mrs. Leach to help students pursue their life goals. This scholarship is available to a new freshman on a one-time basis. Past winners have a minimum SAT score of 1200 and are in the upper 10 percent of his or her high school graduating class. Amounts vary. Students are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. All awards offered prior to March 1. Margaret and Irvin Lesher Foundation Scholarships: Scholarships, not limited in number and not specified in amount, granted only to graduates of Union Joint High School. Eligible students may receive the award for up to four years, provided they maintain a QPA of 2.5 or above. Recipients are selected on the basis of financial need and academic record. Instructions for complete application process may be obtained from Mr. Stephen Kosak, Box 374, Oil City, PA 16301. Deadline for submission of application is April 15. Clarence and Janet Lesser Scholarships: The Lesser Trust Fund provides scholarships to successful students in the areas of theatre, art, music, and athletics. High school students who have exhibited high interest and achievement in these areas are urged to apply. Application for consideration needs to be submitted prior to April 1. Selection is based upon talent, academic promise, and leadership potential. Awards may be continued in subsequent years at the discretion of the selection committee, subject to the availability of funds. Contact the Financial Aid Office at 814-393-2315 for additional information. Linnan/Brown Recognition Scholarship: This scholarship established by Tony Linnan, Class of 1989 and Kathy Linnan, Class of 1973, in recognition of their parents George & Virginia Linnan and Dale & Mary Lou Brown. Eligible candidates must be a full-time student, have earned a minimum of 32 credits toward the completion of a specific baccalaureate degree, have a grade point average of 3.0 in the previous semester, be a Pennsylvania resident, and have financial need as demonstrated by the filing of the FAFSA form. Contact the Office of Enrollment Management at 814-393-2306 for additional information. Florence McLaughlin Scholarship: This scholarship established by Mr. David C. Smith, Class of 1964, in honor of Miss Florence McLaughlin who was an English teacher and role model for many students. The scholarship is intended for a Mount Lebanon High School student planning to attend Clarion University. First preference is an incoming English major from Mount Lebanon. Second preference is a secondary education major. Third preference is an elementary education major. For consideration, incoming freshmen need a minimum SAT score total of 1050 and should graduate in the upper half of senior class. Student records are automatically reviewed for this award via their admission materials. Dean James D. Moore Scholarship: Scholarships in memory of Mr. Moore, dean of academic affairs at Clarion from 1943 to 1972, are available to members of the university’s Student Senate. Candidates are evaluated on the basis of academic achievement and leadership. For further information contact the vice president for student and university affairs at 814-393-2351. John Mochnick Honors Program Scholarships: Created by the estate of John Mochnick to provide scholarships for academically talented students. Students who are accepted into the Honors Program by March 15 of their senior year in high school are automatically considered for this scholarship. Outstanding grades in challenging curriculum, SAT scores, college major interest, and unique experiences/abilities, are all considered by the Director of Honors Program committee. John Mochnick/ Penn Trafford Leadership Scholarship: This leadership scholarship was established for high achieving students entering Clarion University from Penn-Trafford High School. Mr. Mochnick had great affection for the Penn-Trafford School District. Past winners have a minimum SAT score of 1200 and are in the upper 10 percent of his or her high school graduating class. Amounts vary. Students are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admission materials; no scholarship application is required. All awards offered prior to March 1. New Castle Wolves Club Scholarship: This scholarship established by the National Association of Wolves - New Castle Club to provide assistance to Clarion students from Lawrence County. Candidates must be full time students and must have graduated in the upper two-fifths of their high school class. Students are eligible to Financial Information
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