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48 Clarion University of Pennsylvania Financial Information Irmgard Hegewald Scholarship Fund: The Hegewald Scholarship Fund was established through a gift from the estate of her mother, Gertrude Schulz, to honor the former German faculty member. The purpose of the fund is to provide scholarships for students studying German. Academic achievement in German and financial need as indicated by the FAFSA are factors considered. For further details contact Eleanor Ter Horst in the Modern Languages Department. Judith McCrary Scholarships: These awards are given to one French major, one Spanish major, and one German minor each year based on quality of academic work. For further details contact the Modern Languages Department at 814-393-2494. Music Sarah Beels Dunikoski Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship was established through the estate of Kenneth & Katherine Beels in memory of their daughter, Sarah. To be considered, incoming student must be a Music Education major with outstanding grades and SAT Score. All Music applicants automatically considered between November and March each recruiting year. No scholarship application form required. Please make sure the Admissions Office has updated grades and SAT/ACT scores. Fred L. and June McCall Burns & Family Scholarship: This sophomore year scholarship established by Dr. Max H. Burns in honor of his parents Fred and June McCall Burns. Current student must be seeking a degree in Music, Drama or Mathematics or in the Education fields of Music, Drama or Mathematics, and possess excellent grades at Clarion. Contact the Scholarship Administrator in the Admissions Office for additional information. 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. Dr. John A. Mooney Scholarship: Presented to music major of at least sophomore standing. Criteria for selection are based primarily upon musical talent and secondarily upon financial need. Candidates will be required to demonstrate musical talent via live audition. This endowed scholarship will be applied to the recipient’s educational fees. Contact the chair of the Music Department at 814- 393-2287 for additional information. Deadline date is April 1. Presser Scholarship: This scholarship sponsored by the Presser Foundation of Bryn Mawr, PA. It is awarded annually to the outstanding senior music major. The recipient is selected through music faculty nominations. Mary L. Seifert Music Scholarship: This scholarship established by Clarion alumna Mary L. Seifert. Its purpose is to annually reward academic achievement, department and university service, and the musical contributions of a junior or senior music major. For additional information contact the chair of the Music Department at 814-393-2287. Sabina Mooney Seifert Scholarship: This scholarship established in honor of Mrs. Seifert, class of 1909, by her daughter Mary L. Seifert. It is available as a one-year award for freshman music majors. The award criteria are based primarily upon academic achievement. To be considered, the student must have a QPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or higher and must rank in top one-fifth of his or her Western Pennsylvania high school graduating class. Contact the chair of the Music Department at 814-393-2287 for additional information. Deadline date is April 1. Linda Marie Trunzo Memorial Scholarship: These awards, presented in memory of Ms. Trunzo, a Clarion student, have been designated for incoming freshman music majors. The recipients are selected by a scholarship committee on the basis of academic achievement and an interview/audition to demonstrate talent in music. Recipients are named “Trunzo Scholars.” Contact the chair of the Music Department at 814-393-2287 for additional information. Deadline date is April 1. Physics William and Elizabeth Hart Scholarship: This scholarship established to honor former chemistry professor Dr. William Hart. One or more scholarships are awarded and can be used to pay for tuition, room, board, and some miscellaneous fees, including books. Applicants must major in mathematics, physics, chemistry, geography/earth science, or biology and have completed 45 credits. They must have a QPA of 3.0 overall and 3.3 in mathematics and science course work. Selection shall be made by competitive examination, testing the student’s ability in mathematics and English. Application deadline is late February. Contact the Scholarship Committee chair, Dr. Ben Freed, at 814-393-2592 for additional information. Mary Jane Collins Meenan Scholarship: This scholarship established through the estate of M. Clyde Meenan in memory of his wife, Mary Jane. Awarded annually to a deserving student in the cooperating Engineering program at Clarion University. Criteria includes overall 3.0 QPA, carry a “B” average in mathematics, physics and chemistry courses, provide a recommendation from a science or mathematics instructor, and have financial need. Contact the Chair of Physics for further information. Award made at the end of March. The Ruth Bleakney Montgomery Science/Mathematics Scholarship: This endowed scholarship, in memory of Ruth Bleakney Montgomery, is given annually to science and mathematics majors. Preference is given to students from Armstrong County; students from Clarion and Jefferson counties are also eligible. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligible, with preference given to sophomores. Contact the dean’s office, College of Arts and Science at 814-393-2328. Paul Shank Award for Excellence in Physics: Two awards are made annually in honor of Dr. Shank, a former physics professor. The scholarships are awarded based on grades in physics, mathematics, and computer science and are presented to junior physics majors. In addition, recipients’ names are inscribed on a plaque in the department office. See the Physics Department chair for further details at 814-393-2571. Karl and Inge Sendler Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship established in the memory of Karl and Inge Sendler for students with the desire and will to learn the world of physics. Mr. Sendler had an impressive career that included making major contributions to the development of US manned space capabilities. Mr. Sendler retired from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in 1974 as Director of Instrumentation Systems. Mrs. Sendler, a physics graduate in her own right, worked for the US Army. One of her assignments was to compute flight trajectories. To be considered for this scholarship, you must be an incoming freshmen student majoring in Physics or Secondary Ed Physics and demonstrate financial need via the FAFSA form. Upon admissions acceptance, you are automatically considered for this award. Psychology Eric S. Knotick Memorial Scholarship: This endowed scholarship in memory of Mr. Knotick, a Clarion student, is given annually to a psychology major. The award is based on academic accomplishment, service to the university, Psychology Department, and community. Students must have completed at least 90 hours by the end of current spring semester with an overall QPA of 2.50. Student must also have completed at least 12 credits in Psychology. Contact the Psychology Department chair at 814-393-2295 for additional information. Deadline is the last Friday of March. Dr. Iseli K. Krauss Psychology Scholarship: This scholarship established by Dr. Krauss, a member of Clarion’s Psychology department since 1988. The scholarship will be awarded to a current Clarion University sophomore who has a minimum SAT score of
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 49 1050 and a 3.2 QPA. The award will be paid during the student’s junior year and can be renewed for the senior year. For additional information, contact the chairperson of the Psychology Department. Deadline is last Friday of March. Psychology Department Endowed Scholarship: To be eligible a student must have completed 64 hours by the end of the current spring semester with an overall QPA of 3.0. Students must also have completed 15 hours in Psychology, at least 9 of which must have been earned at Clarion University. Research, departmental service, and other contributions to the field are strongly considered. Contact the Psychology Department secretary for further information. Application deadline is the last Friday of March. Speech Communication Dr. Mary R. Hardwick Scholarship: Created to honor Dr. Mary R. Hardwick, retired speech communication & theatre professor, and her career as a gifted artist and dedicated educator. The scholarship is open to students majoring in speech communication (and are not graduating seniors) with a QPA of 3.0 or higher who have been active within the department. Contact the chair of Speech Communication at 814-393-2284. Theater Fred L. and June McCall Burns & Family Scholarship: This sophomore year scholarship established by Dr. Max H. Burns in honor of his parents Fred and June McCall Burns. Current student must be seeking a degree in Music, Drama or Mathematics or in the Education fields of Music, Drama or Mathematics, and possess excellent grades at Clarion. Contact the Scholarship Administrator in the Admissions Office for additional information. 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. Cheri Aharrah Reid Memorial Scholarship: This endowed scholarship established by Dr. Ernest (’49) and Mrs. Peggy (Berringer ’49) Aharrah in memory of their daughter. Its purpose is to assist incoming freshman theatre students in the Department of Theatre. The recipient will be selected on the basis of high school and/or community Theatre activities deemed worthy of merit. Contact the chair of the Department of Theatre for additional information at 814-393-2648. Theatre Scholarships: Awards are available to students who participate in the University Theatre. Criteria for selection are aptitude, dependability, dedication, talent, and performance promise. Students selected by the theatre staff. The number and amount may vary from year to year. For additional information contact the director of theatre at 814-393-2648. College of Business Administration Scholarships E. Wilson Amsler Endowed Scholarship: An endowed scholarship established in recognition of E. Wilson Amsler and his many contributions to the community and the university. The scholarship will permit the College of Business Administration to recruit and/or support an outstanding business major. Contact the chair of the College of Business Administration Scholarship Committee at 814-393-2600 for additional information. Applications must be completed and returned by March 22. Donald E. & Bernadette Hugus Crooks Family Scholarship: This scholarship established by Bernadette (Hugus) and Donald Crooks for an incoming freshman who demonstrates strong work ethic and desire to excel. Candidates must be enrolled in the College of Business Administration with preference given to Marketing majors. This scholarship award is renewable for up to four years if the candidate maintains the required academic criteria while majoring in a program of the College of Business Administration. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission materials. College of Business Administration Essay Contest: Incoming freshmen majoring in Business Administration are encouraged to write on selected current business issues. Partial tuition scholarships and recognition plaques are awarded to these essay winners. Application deadline is February. FBLA Scholarship: This $500 scholarship is for an incoming freshman majoring in Business Administration who is involved with the Pennsylvania Future Business Leaders of America. Contact the chair of the College of Business Administration Scholarship Committee at 814-393-2600 for additional information. The award is made in early Spring. Edward G. Kriebel Family Scholarship: The purpose of this scholarship is to attract students who demonstrate entrepreneurial skills, have the dedication to quality and hard work demonstrated by the Kriebel family and who demonstrate need not met by federal or state aid. First preference is given to an AC Valley or Union High School graduate, second preference to a graduate of other Clarion County high schools and last preference to other surrounding area high schools. This scholarship award is renewable for up to four years if the candidates maintain the required academic criteria while majoring in a program of the College of Business Administration. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission materials. FAFSA must be on file. Charles P. Leach, Sr. Scholarship: This endowed scholarship is awarded annually to an outstanding business student. Eligible students must be of at least sophomore standing and are selected on the basis of academic record, contribution to the College of Business Administration and the university, and participation in extracurricular activities such as professional organizations. Application is made to the chair of the College of Business Administration Scholarship Committee at 814-393-2600 during the Spring Semester. Applications must be completed and returned by March 22. Financial Information
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