2009-2010 Academic Calendar - Wor-Wic Community College

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HOY -- Ray and Donna Hoy established an endowed scholarship for students
enrolled in any credit program of study from Worcester, Wicomico or
Somerset County. Ray Hoy came to Wor-Wic in the summer of 2000, to serve
as the second president of the college. Income from the endowment is used
for the annual scholarships. Selection is based on financial need and academic
achievement. Recipients must maintain a 3.00 grade point average.
KELLEY MEMORIAL -- Members of the Grand Ball of Ocean City Committee
established an endowed scholarship in memory of the late Harry W. Kelley,
mayor of Ocean City from 1970 to 1985. Income from the endowment is
used for the annual scholarships, which can be used for tuition, fees, books
or any other related educational expenses at Wor-Wic. Recipients must be
from Worcester County. Priority is given to Ocean City residents, with secondary
consideration given to students enrolled in the hotel-motel-restaurant
management program. Selection is based on financial need. Recipients
must maintain a 2.50 grade point average.
LYNCH MEMORIAL -- Kim Lynch, a 1996 graduate of Wor-Wic, provides
$800 each year for this scholarship, which is named for her late husband,
Leslie Howard Lynch. Applicants must be registered for six or more credit
hours and have declared a major. Preference is given to students who are
majoring in electronics. Selection is based on financial need and scholastic
achievement. Recipients must maintain a 3.00 grade point average.
LYNCH MEMORIAL -- The Bank of Ocean City provides $1,000 in scholarship
funds each year for this scholarship, which is named for the late John B.
“Tres” Lynch III, a second-generation member of the board of directors of the
Ocean City Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Association and co-owner of the Commander
Hotel, who died in 2008. Applicants must be enrolled in the hotelmotel-restaurant
management program, and working or planning to work in
the hospitality industry. Selection is based on financial need and scholastic
achievement. Recipients must maintain a 3.00 grade point average.
MANER -- Friends of Dr. Arnold H. Maner established an endowed scholarship
in honor of Wor-Wic’s founding president who retired in June of 2000
after 25 years of service. Income from the endowment is used for the annual
scholarships. Selection is based on financial need and scholastic achievement.
MARTIN MEMORIAL -- Friends, family members and co-workers of the late
Julia S. Martin, a developmental reading faculty member at the college, established
this endowed scholarship fund for students who are at least 23
years old and whose diagnostic assessment scores indicate a need for one or
more developmental reading courses. Income from the endowment is used
for the annual scholarships. Recipients must enroll in developmental reading
during their first semester at the college. Selection is based on financial need.
Awards are provided to meet direct expenses for tuition, fees and/or books
not covered by other sources of financial aid.