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 College of Education & Human Services Scholarships
Education Class of 1949 Scholarship for Incoming Freshman Education Major: This scholarship established by the Clarion University Class of 1949. This class was known for having a large number of returning World War II U.S. Veterans. Most of the members of the Class of '49 went on to become distinguished educators. This scholarship perpetuates the long-term commitment of the class members to their Alma Mater and present day students. To be considered for the scholarship, candidates must have a minimum SAT score of 1000 or ACT composite score of 22, be a prospective education major, graduate in the upper two fifths of high school class, and be a descendant of a Clarion University Alumnus. Students who feel they meet the academic criteria need to submit a letter indicating they are a descendent of an alumnus with name and graduation year of the alumnus to the scholarship administrator in the Admissions Office, Clarion University. Award offered in February for the following school year. Class of 1950 Scholarship for Incoming Freshman Education Major: This scholarship established by the Clarion University Class of 1950. This class was known for having a large number of returning World War II U.S. Veterans. Most of the members of the Class of '50 went on to become distinguished educators. This scholarship perpetuates the long-term commitment of the class members to their Alma Mater and present day students. To be considered for the scholarship, candidates must have a minimum SAT score of 1000 or ACT composite score of 22, be a prospective education major, graduate in the upper two fifths of high school class, and be a descendant of a Clarion University Alumnus. Students who feel they meet the academic criteria need to submit a letter indicating they are a descendent of an alumnus with name and graduation year of the alumnus to the scholarship administrator in the Admissions Office, Clarion University. Award offered in February for the following school year. Class of 1953 Endowment Scholarship for Incoming Freshman Education Major: This award was established by members of Class of 1953 to honor the 50th anniversary of their graduation fromClarion County Chapter of the PA Association of School Retirees Scholarship: One scholarship is awarded each year. Candidate must have graduated from a Clarion County high school or have been a resident of Clarion County at the time of high school graduation. Application is made in the spring to the Education Department chair at 814-393-2404. Selection is based on academic record, contribution to department and university, participation in extracurricular activities, and leadership skills. Letters of recommendation are required. Robert & Diana Coury Scholarship: This scholarship was established to honor Robert, Class of 1952 and Diana Coury who were strong advocates of Clarion University. Candidates must be current Clarion university students in the College of Education who have completed at least 4 semesters of academic work by the end of May. Candidates must show promise of outstanding service to the profession by performance in the classroom as well as in professional development experience outside the classroom. Student must have at least a 3.4 cumulative q.p.a. Candidates will write a letter of application for the scholarship indicating their strength of eligibility according to the criteria listed above. A candidate will also include his/her thoughts on the contributions they plan to make to the teaching profession. Deadline is April 1. Contact Dean of Education & Human Services for further information. Eric Flath Scholarship: This scholarship will be established from the estate of Clarion University graduates Robert '50 and Marilyn '67 Flath to honor their son Eric and is to provide education assistance for Clarion University students pursuing a career in the fields of special education or social service. Applicants must be permanent residents in the Keystone or Oil City school districts and the scholarship will alternate each year between the two schools. The scholarship will be available up to four years dependent upon the recipient maintaining a 3.0 QPA in his/her major and demonstrating successful progress towards completion of a degree. Students who receive athletic scholarship are not eligible. The Grejda Education Scholarship Endowment: This scholarship endowment was created by Dr. Gail F. Grejda in honor of her husband Ed, Clarion alum (Class of 1957) and professor emeritus of English (1961-1996); and their family's longtime dedication to outstanding classroom teaching. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage students who show promise in the field of education, through having demonstrated excellence in their classroom experiences. Wilma Best Logue Education Scholarship: A scholarship is awarded each year to an incoming freshman planning to major in Education at Clarion University. To be considered, candidates must be seniors at Keystone High School. Knox, Pennsylvania. Student records are reviewed for this award via their admission material. 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. Elementary Education Laura Taylor Booth Presidential Scholarship Endowment for Incoming Freshman: The scholarship created by Mrs. Oleta B. Amsler in honor of her mother, Laura Taylor Booth with first preference to support elementary education majors from Elk County. Secondary consideration will be given to elementary education majors from Western Pennsylvania. Criteria includes at least a score of 1250 on the SAT's and top 5% of high school senior class. This renewable award is offered once every four years. When available, students are automatically considered for this award when they submit their application for admission. Margaret Elder and Truman W. Weiser Scholarship Fund: This scholarship was established by a bequest for the estate of Margaret E. Weiser. The purpose of the award is to fund scholarships for graduates of Clarion Limestone School District, Strattanville, PA., who major in elementary education at Clarion University. 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. Parma Dixon Mooney Scholarship: A scholarship is awarded each year to a freshman or transfer majoring in elementary education. Candidates must be residents of Clarion County or graduates of Clarion County High School. Selection is based upon academic record, participation in extracurricular activities, and leadership skills. All Clarion County applicants for admission are automatically considered. Award offered prior to February 1. Earl R. Siler Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Earl Siler to recognize graduate or undergraduate students in the areas of elementary education or early childhood in their professional development activities. For additional information contact the chair of the Education Department at 814-393-2404. Library Science Jean Blake Ferguson Library Science Scholarship: This scholarship established by Dr. Jeffrey & Janet Ferguson in honor of his mother, Jean Blake Ferguson, Class of 1948. Jean influenced her children with her strong belief in the importance of education as each has earned advanced degrees. It is their desire to pass on her passion for learning through the availability of this scholarship. To be considered, candidates must be incoming freshman, first generation student, a library science major, dual major, or concentration, and have financial need. If you feel you meet criteria for consideration, please contact the scholarship administrator in the Admissions Office at 814-393-2306. It is possible to receive the award in subsequent year if student maintains a certain grade point average in studies. Charles R. Flack Scholarship in Library Science: This endowed scholarship established in memory of Charles R. Flack, former head of the Department of Library Science at Clarion. This scholarship is offered to a sophomore or junior enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Education degree at Clarion or in the Master of Science in Library Science degree program for full-time continuous study. Further criteria include evidence of professional potential in librarianship based upon earned grades and a written statement of personal and professional goals; significant contributions to the purposes and activities of the Department of Library Science; and preference shall be given to a physically challenged student who meets the above criteria. Contact the department chair at 814-393-2271 for more information. Eleanor DeWald Moore Scholarship: This scholarship recognizes Mrs. Eleanor DeWald Moore, an alumna of Clarion ('42), an associate professor 1956 to 1972, serving first as assistant librarian in Carlson Library and later as a faculty member of the College of Library Science. This fund provides an award to an undergraduate student of junior or senior standing who is preparing for a career in school librarianship. Selection criteria include professional potential in librarianship based upon earned grades and a written statement of personal and professional goals. Contact the chair of the Department of Library Science at (814) 393-2271 for information. Helen and Lawrence Smith Scholarship: These scholarships are made possible by an endowment established by Mrs. Helen Smith in memory of her husband. Applicants must be full-time students at the junior or senior level majoring in library science or mathematics, must have completed at least 64 credits, and have a QPA of 3.0 or higher. The scholarships are available for a second year, provided students maintain the academic standards required. Contact the chair for Library Science at 814-393-2271. Secondary Education-English Gilbert Neiman Scholarships: These scholarships were established in memory of Dr. Gilbert Neiman, former professor of English at Clarion University. Three awards are made each year, one each to a junior, sophomore, and freshman who major in English, liberal arts, or secondary education English. Freshman applicants must submit a creative writing or critical essay, recommendation from a senior English teacher, and a high school transcript. Scholarship application should be submitted after the student has been accepted at Clarion with the English Department at 814-393-2482. Secondary Education-Mathematics 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. Deadline for consideration is March 17. Tom A. Carnahan & Mel A. Mitchell Secondary Education/Mathematics Scholarship: This endowed scholarship was established by Mr. Carnahan, professor emeritus of mathematics and Mr. Mitchell, professor emeritus of mathematics, to benefit Clarion students enrolled in the secondary education mathematics degree program. The award will be made to full-time students who have been admitted to the Teacher's Certification Program and who have achieved a minimum of 3.0 quality point average in completed mathematics courses. The Office of the Dean of Education will be responsible for mailing applications to all eligible students. In addition to submitting an application, students are required to provide two letters of recommendation. Students are eligible to apply for the scholarship for a second year. Completed application and attachments must be returned by March 15. Marlin and Cleva Hartman Scholarship: Established 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. Secondary Education-Physical Sciences Harold William Ferguson Scholarship:
Established by Dr. Jeffrey and Janet Ferguson in honor of his father, Harold
William Ferguson (Class of 1941). The purpose of the scholarship is to assist
students interested in the physical sciences who wish to teach upon graduation. Secondary Education-Social Studies John Francis Salvucci Scholarship: This scholarship established by Mr. & Mrs. Gene Salvucci in memory of their son, John, who graduated from Clarion with a History degree in 1981. Incoming freshmen enrolled in the Secondary Education/Social Studies program will be given first consideration with second preference given to incoming freshmen that have declared a History major. To be considered, students must have a minimum SAT score of 1100 and be in the upper two-fifths of his or her high school graduating class. Student records are reviewed for this scholarship upon receipt of their admissions materials; no scholarship application is required. Secondary Education-Spanish Megan Lhota-Calderaro Memorial
Scholarship:
This scholarship
was established by Jim Calderaro, Jr. in honor of his wife, Megan Calderaro,
Class of 1973, who passed away Special Education Kenneth and Marjorie Vayda Scholarship: An annual scholarship award is available to a junior or senior student majoring in special education or rehabilitative sciences. Minimum requirements include achieving a 3.5 QPA and active involvement with persons who have handicaps. Application deadline date is March 15. Ginny Thornburgh Recognition Scholarship: One scholarship is awarded each year to an outstanding junior or senior majoring in special education. Selection is based upon academic record (minimum QPA 3.5) and service to exceptional individuals. Contact the Special Education and Rehabilitative Sciences Department chair at 814-393-2325. Applications must be received by March 15. Special
Education/Rehabilitative Science Freshman Scholarship: This endowed
scholarship established by the Department of Special Education and
Rehabilitative Sciences and is offered each year to a freshman majoring in
special education or rehabilitative science. The recipient of the award will be
selected based upon academic achievement (minimum SAT 1000, top 20% of class),
leadership, and community service. Contact the chair of the Department of
Special Education and Rehabilitative Sciences at 814-393-2325 for additional
information. Deadline date is March 1. Marian Renn Marshall Scholarship Awards: Established in memory of Marian Renn Marshall. The award offers assistance to undergraduate students as well as graduate students admitted to the Speech Pathology graduate program. Selection made by the SP department on the basis of students. undergraduate academic records. Edwin R. Jack Simpson Scholarship: This scholarship established by family, friends, and members of the Speech Pathology program to honor Mr. Simpson, who joined the faculty in 1966 and taught for 22 years. In recognition of his commitment to the SP department, a Simpson Scholarship recipient selected each year by a departmental committee. Awards will be made based upon the student's academic record and service to Clarion University. |
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