Fairfield County Foundation

2010 SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

The Fairfield County Foundation invites you to apply for scholarships for the coming academic year. Scholarship applications must be received by the deadline date. Please check each scholarship as deadline dates are different.

Complete answers to every question. If the question does not apply to you or your situation write not applicable or N/A as appropriate. Type or fill out the application in ink (PRINT). Do not write in pencil. We will not accept late applications or applications by fax or e-mail. Do not send applications in plastic folders or use staples. Detach this cover letter before submitting your application. Send application and all required attachments together. We will not accept anything mailed separately or after the deadline date.

Our scholarships are based on field of study, merit, financial need and community involvement. Decisions are final and will be announced in late July. Awards will only be paid to the schools with a fee bill showing a balance due, not to individuals or bookstores. Scholarships are for tuition only and accredited schools.

Eligibility Criteria

SAR Form (to establish financial need): All applicants must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and submit a copy of the print summary of your Student Aid Report (SAR). A print summary includes the following: EFC (estimated family contribution), adjusted gross income, school year, name & social security number of applicant. FAFSA application can be found at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

We recommend that you file the FAFSA by February 15th so you will have the SAR in time to submit with your scholarship application.

Every scholarship is different. Please check the list of available scholarships to make sure that you meet the criteria and different requirements of the scholarship(s) which you are applying and the deadline dates.

The Fairfield County Foundation requires an application form for each scholarship you are applying and each application must clearly identify the scholarship. Make sure that you read the required attachments for each scholarship; certain scholarships require additional information and have different deadline dates.

Late and incomplete applications will not be considered

Make a copy to keep for your records.

Questions Please call: (740) 654-8451 or e-mail: [email protected]

1 2010 REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS

In addition to a completed application form for each scholarship, each application must contain the following:

1. A typed or printed personal statement (1 or 2 pages). Your statement should include information that would help us in knowing you, why you are applying for this scholarship and determining your eligibility or need. Discuss how you are financing your education, any other scholarships you have received or have applied for, reasons for choosing your professional goals and long range plans after graduation.

2. Three current letters of recommendation. They can be from teachers, professors, guidance counselors, or non-academic references who are not relatives. At least one letter should address your character and one should address your scholastic potential.

3. An official transcript from your present or most recently attended school.

4. High School Students – enclose a copy of your ACT and/or SAT score report if not listed on your transcript.

5. Please submit official cost of attendance figures for your school, either on letterhead or website screen print.

6. A copy of the print summary of your Student Aid Report (SAR). A print summary includes the following: EFC (estimated family contribution), adjusted gross income, school year, name & social security number of applicant.

7. Send only pages 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the application with your required attachments in an envelope.

8. Be sure to check the scholarship list before submitting your application. Some scholarships require that you include additional information other than what is listed above.

9. All scholarship applications must be complete and submitted with all the required information (see 1-6 above) to the Fairfield County Foundation.

Incomplete applications will not be considered

Return to:

Fairfield County Foundation, 162 E. Main Street P.O. Box 159 Lancaster, Ohio 43130

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2010 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Complete one application for each scholarship for which you are applying

Please indicate the name of Scholarship you are applying for with this application

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PART 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION – provide the following information where applicable.

Name: ______Last First Middle

Permanent Address: ______Street City State Zip

E-mail Address: ______4. Phone # ______

Social Security Number: ______6. Date of Birth: ______

Name of High School you graduated from and year: ______

PART 2: FAMILY INFORMATION – provide the following information where applicable.

Father/Stepfather/Guardian: Place of Name: ______Employment: ______

Address: ______Street City State Zip

Day Phone:______

Mother/Stepmother/Guardian: Place of Name: ______Employment:______

Address: ______Street City State Zip

Day Phone: ______Place of Spouse: ______Employment: ______

How many family members are presently in college: ______

Who is helping finance your education? ______

3 2010 PART 3: EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION (Please answer all questions that apply to you)

Student is:

____ Graduating high school senior from ______

Class rank ______Current GPA ______Point system used for GPA _____

____ Recipient of a G.E.D. Year received ______

_____ College Undergraduate at ______

College GPA ______

College/University/Vocational School that you plan to attend in fall 2010: ______

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Address of College/University/Vocational School:______

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Have you been formally accepted? ______

Academic level as of next year (Freshman; Sophomore; etc.) ______

Intended Major/Field of Study______

For Medical Students MCAT Score______

Anticipated college standard Cost of Attendance for 2010-2011 academic year $______

(Please submit official cost of attendance figures for your school, either on letterhead or website screen print)

List financial aid sources:

Source Type Amount Grants $ Scholarships $ Loans $ Trust funds $ Tuition Reimbursement $ Student's contribution $ Parent’s contribution $ including 529 Plan

Confirmed scholarships and/or financial aid $______

Balance needed $______

4 2010 PART 5: Applicant Profile

List any school, community and church activities which you have been involved in the last four years. Be sure to include leadership roles. Make additional copies of this page if extra space is needed.

This page lists my: ___ High School Activities ___ College Activities ___ Other Activities

SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FR SO JR SR

COMMUNITY AND CHURCH ACTIVITIES FR SO JR SR

AWARDS AND HONORS FR SO JR SR

WORK EXPERIENCE (List nature of work, position, dates of employment and average hours/week)

5 2010 I understand that the scholarship awards are subject to review and that they may be reduced or eliminated if I obtain other awards or aid. I agree to notify the Fairfield County Foundation immediately of the receipt of any other financial aid or circumstances that may affect my financial need.

Signature______Date______

I give my permission to the following college(s)______(college or university you plan to attend) ______(other college or university you are considering)

to release my financial aid information to the Fairfield County Foundation for the purpose of determining the granting of a college scholarship.

I certify that the information on this form is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.

______Applicant’s Signature Date

Address and phone number of college residence______

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IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT YOUR APPLICATION IS COMPLETE.

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS OR SEPARATE MAILINGS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

CHECK DEADLINE DATES

Please mail to:

Fairfield County Foundation 162 E. Main Street P.O. Box 159 Lancaster, Ohio 43130

Phone (740) 654-8451 Fax (740) 654-3971

www.fairfieldcountyfoundation.org

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2010 SCHOLARSHIPS

LANCASTER ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS

DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Joseph Calandra Alma Calandra established this fund in 1993, in honor of her husband, Joseph Memorial Calandra. Scholarships from this fund are to be awarded to worthy students Scholarship who have graduated from Fairfield County high schools and plan to attend Ohio University–Lancaster. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010 Eva G. Eyman Eva Eyman was a teacher who received her degree in mid-life. She was an Scholarship astute investor who regularly worked long hours and was frugal in her life style. Preference is given to students whose families indicate financial need. Applicants must be a resident of Fairfield County and be planning to attend an Ohio University campus for undergraduate studies. Scholarship awards for post-graduate study outside the state of Ohio will be considered. Recipient must maintain an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher and a GPA of 3.2 in designated major area. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Bess H. Floyd Bess H. Floyd established a fund in 1995 to provide scholarships to enhance Cultural Arts excellence in music and cultural arts in Lancaster and Fairfield County. Scholarship Eligible applicants should have exhibited a preference for and an interest in the cultural arts by the applicant’s high school activities. Must be resident of Fairfield County. Application essay should include information about art courses taken, specific areas of interest in the field of fine arts and honors received in art. Applicants will be required in the screening process to present examples of accomplishments in the cultural arts; a portfolio would be most helpful. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Bess H. Floyd Music Bess H. Floyd established a fund in 1991 to provide scholarships to enhance Scholarship excellence in music and the cultural arts in Lancaster and Fairfield County. Eligible applicants must be a resident of Fairfield County and should have exhibited a preference for and an interest in music arts by the applicant’s high school activities. Application essay should include information about music courses taken, specific areas of interest in the field of music arts and honors received. Applicants will be required in the screening process to present examples of accomplishments in music; a portfolio would be most helpful. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010 Jerry Floyd Memorial Bess H. Floyd, wishing to perpetuate the memory of her son, Jerry Floyd, Scholarship established scholarships for the recognition and furtherance of excellence in architecture, landscape design and interior design. Must be a resident of Fairfield County. One letter of recommendation must be from a professional practitioner in your area of interest. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

7 2010 Dr. Phil Floyd In 1991 Bess H. Floyd established a scholarship in honor of her husband, Dr. Dentistry Phil Floyd, to provide for the recognition and furtherance of excellence in the Scholarship fields of dentistry, including dental hygiene. One letter of recommendation must be from a professional practitioner in your area of interest. Must be a resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Dr. Paul & Mary Funds bequeathed by the late Dr. Paul Magnuson have created an endowment Magnuson for scholarships in Medicine, Dentistry, Optometry and Nursing. Scholarships Scholarship are awarded on a competitive basis to students enrolled in a program leading to a professional degree. Factors, which may be evaluated, include: academic record, financial need, the applicant’s individual situation and activities. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and be a graduate of a Fairfield County high school. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Fannie M. Howe This fund was created to honor Fannie M. Howe. She was the “original” Nursing Scholarship visiting nurse in Lancaster during the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. She walked all over the city carrying chicken soup and other needed items to the house bound and ill. It was her personal ministry for which she received no compensation. Everyone knew and respected her and at her death, money was given as a memoriam in her honor. Applicants must be a graduate of a Fairfield County high school and pursuing a career in Nursing. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Lancaster Rotary This scholarship was established in 2004 to make a lasting and significant Club Scholarship contribution to students graduating from a Fairfield County High School. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Donald I. Mr. Rodenbaugh, a Rotarian for 30 years, graduated in 1932 from Carnegie Rodenbaugh Institute of Technology (Carnegie Mellon) in Mechanical Engineering. The Engineering majority of his working career was spent as a glass furnace engineer who Scholarship obtained several patents on processes related to the manufacturing of glass products. Mr. Rodenbaugh’s family has established a Charitable Lead Trust to provide scholarships for students enrolled in a College of Engineering at a state-supported university in Ohio. Recipient must be enrolled as a full time student in a College of Engineering at a state supported school in Ohio and must maintain an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Must be a graduate of a Fairfield County High School. If you are a renewing applicant you do not need to provide financial records, personal statement or letters of recommendation. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

George Sakas Graduates of a Fairfield or Perry County High School are eligible to apply for Memorial this engineering scholarship honoring Mr. Sakas, a successful businessman Scholarship from Baltimore. Preference will be given to biological or legally adopted dependents of Sakas, Inc. employees. The selection decision may be weighted toward those who plan to major at a college or university in the state of Ohio but shall not exclude out of state colleges. A Certified Technical College or University shall be given special consideration. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Jacob Sims This scholarship was established in 1967 as a memorial to the late Jake Sims, a Scholarship prominent Lancaster native and Rotarian. This scholarship is for High School Seniors who plan to attend Ohio University-Lancaster their freshman year and are a graduate of a Fairfield County high school. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

8 2010 Willard "Fuzz" Smith This Ohio University-Lancaster scholarship was established in 1998 and was Scholarship designed for the non-traditional student who may have attended college and dropped out or for the mature student who now realizes he/she needs post-high school education to succeed in life. Recipients are determined on the basis of: desire to achieve a degree, reason for returning to college, career goals, number of years of residency in Fairfield County and financial need. Recipient must be enrolled in 2 courses or a minimum of 6 credit hours per quarter. It is not necessary to be a graduate of a Fairfield County High School. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Clarence and Edna Dr. Clarence Steenrod’s widow established this fund to recognize the work of Steenrod her husband who was a distinguished and long-time optometrist in Lancaster. Scholarship Applicants should have already completed an undergraduate degree and should be starting Optometry school. Must be resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

James & Viola Funds bequeathed by the late James and Viola Wayland have created an Wayland Accounting endowment for scholarships in accounting or computer science. James Wayland & Computer Science was a CPA who regularly worked 12-hour days and was very frugal in his lifestyle. Scholarship He and his wife Viola were greatly influenced by having lived through the Great Depression of the 1930’s. Recipient must maintain an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher and a GPA of 3.2 in designated major area of accounting or computer science. Must be resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

James & Viola Funds bequeathed by the late James & Viola Wayland have created an Wayland Students endowment for scholarships in a field of study that the student may choose. Choice Scholarship James Wayland was a CPA who regularly worked 12-hour days and was very frugal in his lifestyle. He and his wife Viola were greatly influenced by having lived through the Great Depression of the 1930’s. Recipient must maintain an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher and a GPA of 3.2 in designated major area. Must be resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Mindi Wendel Don C. and Renee Wendel, Jr. established this fund in 1978 as a memorial to Memorial their daughter, Mindi, who was artistically talented. Eligible applicants must Scholarship be a graduate of a Fairfield County high school and should have exhibited a preference for and an interest in the visual arts by the applicant’s high school activities. Application essay should include information about art courses taken, specific areas of interest in the field of fine arts and honors received in art. Applicants will be required in the screening process to present examples of accomplishments in the visual arts in the form of paintings, sculpture, etc. A portfolio would be most helpful. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

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2010 SCHOLARSHIPS

DEADLINE DATES ARE DIFFERENT PLEASE CHECK CAREFULLY

Matthew W. Acton This fund was established in memory of Matthew Acton to provide scholarships Memorial Golf for senior golf athlete of any Fairfield County High School, Canal Winchester Scholarship High School, Circleville High School, Logan Elm High School or Teays Valley High School. This scholarship is for any accredited college or vocational school. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Robert E. and Marion Mr. & Mrs. Carr established this scholarship in 2003 for students pursuing a A. Carr Scholarship degree in the study of Nursing and/or Teaching/Education. The recipients must be a resident of Fairfield County. This award may be for a four or two year accredited college. Scholarship may be awarded up to four consecutive years; however recipient must reapply each year. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Charles C. and Established in 1997 to provide a scholarship fund that will make a lasting and Barbara Claypool significant contribution to certain students seeking educational opportunities in Scholarship technical fields and especially engineering. Preference shall be given to children of Claypool Electric, Inc. employees and to students who plan on attending Ohio Northern University. Students must reside in Fairfield County (except for children of employees). Make sure to note which parent is employed by Claypool Electric, Inc. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Deputy Ethan Collins This scholarship was established in memory of Deputy Ethan Collins by family Scholarship and friends. Scholarship recipients shall be a graduate of a Fairfield County high school. The scholarship award may be for an accredited school or Academy in preparation for a career in Law Enforcement or continuing education in Law Enforcement. The award may be used to pay tuition or for the purchase of items/uniforms needed for course work. THIS SCHOLARSHIP USES A DIFFERENT APPLICATION. PLEASE CHECK WITH OUR OFFICE OR OUR WEBSITE.

DARE Scholarship The DARE scholarship is for a graduating senior from Lancaster High School, William V. Fisher Catholic High School or Fairfield Christian Academy and is a graduate of the DARE Program. Students should include in their personal statement which grade school they attended ,the school officers name if possible and if you still have attach graduation certificate. Must have a 3.0G.P.A. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Davidson-Jaycees The Davidson-Jaycee Support Group established this scholarship with the Community Service purpose of providing scholarships to students of any Fairfield County high Scholarship school who have demonstrated an interest in Community Service through volunteerism. Jaycees and relatives of current or former Jaycees will be given preference in determining recipients. If this applies to you, please provide the name and relationship. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

10 2010 Fairfield County Established in 1999 recipients for the scholarship awards shall be selected by Education Service the C.O. Davis Memorial, Paul R. Cummins Memorial and Robert Kalish Center Committee. The recipients shall be graduates of Fairfield County Local High Superintendents’ Schools, shall have attended Fairfield County Local High Schools all four years Scholarship and have proven scholastic ability. The scholarship award may be made for a four or two year college. A certified technical college education shall also be given special consideration. THERE IS NO APPLICATION FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP. IT WILL BE AWARDED THROUGH THE SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE.

Lawrence H. Glaab Lawrence Glaab was a member of the first class to graduate from South Scholarship elementary and played on the South football team in 1931. Mr. Glaab established this scholarship to recognize those students who have excelled both academically and athletically. Factors to be considered are: financial need, athletic activities, high school rank, ACT/SAT scores and academic record. This scholarship is designed for students who completed their elementary school years at South School. The applicant must have a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher. One letter of recommendation must be from a high school coach or coaches of the sports in which the applicant participated. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Robert V. Grilli Scholarship recipients shall be a graduate of either Lancaster High School or Memorial Fisher Catholic High School and who intend to continue their education in the Scholarship field of their choice in a four year, two year or technical college, post-secondary and/or graduate or doctorate institution. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

J. Jay Hampson Ohio Northern University - Mr. Hampson, a local attorney, bequeathed funds Memorial along with contributions from family and friends to establish a scholarship fund Scholarship at his alma mater. This scholarship is to assist qualified students from Fairfield County. This scholarship is awarded through Ohio Northern University. Please contact the University.

Helen Hedges and Esther Strickland established this fund to make a lasting and significant Golda Hedges contribution for student members of the First Presbyterian Church in Lancaster. Memorial Please contact the Education Committee of the First Presbyterian Church Scholarship 222 N. Broad St. Lancaster.

Robert Knisley Fire The Lancaster Professional Firefighters’ I.A.F.F. Local 291 established this Service Scholarship scholarship in 2007 as a memorial to the late Robert “Bobby” Knisley, a former Lancaster Firefighter. This Scholarship is for graduates of a Fairfield County high school who want to pursue a career in the fire service and are attending a college pursing a fire science degree or a vocational school pursuing a state of Ohio certification in a fire or EMS field. Children of present/former Lancaster Fire Department members will be given preference and can be graduates of any high school. Please make note on your application if you are a child of a fire department member. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Keith Kumler Family and friends established this scholarship in memory of Keith Kumler for Vocational students who will be attending an accredited vocational or technical school for Scholarship study in the automotive field. Must be resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

11 2010 Malinda Lifer This scholarship was established in memory of Malinda who was an elementary Scholarship teacher in the Lancaster School District. This scholarship is for Lancaster High School and Bloom Carroll High School graduates that are attending or will be attending Ohio Univeristy Lancaster to obtain a degree in the field of Elementary Education and must carry at least a 2.0 GPA. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Officer Brett This Scholarship was formed by Officer Brett Markwood’s family and friends Markwood after Officer Markwood was shot in the line of duty. This scholarship is for Scholarship Fairfield County students to attend a police academy, a technical school for law enforcement training or a four year college in a law enforcement related field. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Clark M. McGhee and Established in 2005 by the McGhee Family to award college scholarships to Carol T. McGhee students possessing the following qualifications. The student is a child of a Scholarship current employee of Westerman, Inc. that has been employed by Westerman, Inc. for at least 12 months prior to the date of the scholarship application or the student must be a resident of Rushcreek Township for at least 12 months or the student must be a graduate of Fairfield Union High School or a resident of Fairfield County for at least 12 months. If employed or family is employed by Westerman, Inc. please make note on your application. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Laverne Raab Funds bequeathed by the late Laverne Raab have created an endowment for Scholarship scholarships for graduates of Fairfield County High Schools. Funds are to be used for undergraduate scholarships. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010 Rushcreek Grange This scholarship was formed by the Rushcreek Grange. Scholarship recipients Scholarship shall be a graduating senior from a Fairfield County High School who desires to continue their education and is a resident of Rushcreek Township, for at least 12 months prior to application. The committee shall make its selection based upon academic achievement and the financial situation of the applicants. It is the desire of the Rushcreek Grange that the recipient be alcohol, tobacco and drug free. The scholarship award may be made for a four year, two year, or technical college education. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Russell N. and This scholarship is for post high school students who have been members of the Clarice H. Stemen Calvary United Methodist Church or the Bremen Bethel Presbyterian Church of Scholarship Bremen, Ohio for at least 3 years preceding their senior year in high school. Selection shall be based on financial need. Preference should be given to those who have demonstrated the qualities of hard work, scholastic achievement, Christian moral values and love of family and country. Academic achievement and leadership skills shall also be given special consideration. Scholarship may be awarded for a four year, two year, and vocational or technical college education. Make sure to specify which church you attend. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Dr. Martha Gesling Family, friends and former students established this memorial scholarship to Weber Scholarship recognize the accomplishments of Dr. Weber in the field of Education with emphasis on Reading Education. Special consideration will be given to students attending Bowling Green State University, but the scholarship may be used at any State University. Considerable weight will be given to the candidate’s course schedule and involvement in the elementary or secondary schools while requiring a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Must be resident of Fairfield County. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

12 2010 Edgar A. Work, Sr. Mr. Work was the holder of many patents and a life long resident of Fairfield Scholarship County who provided this opportunity for young people to study at his alma mater. Special consideration shall be given to those graduates who have been accepted and plan to attend the School of Engineering at Purdue University. Must be a graduate of a Fairfield County high school and majoring in Engineering. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

13 2010 AMANDA CLEARCREEK HIGH SCHOOL

Helen Hedges, Golda Esther Strickland established this fund to make a lasting and significant Hedges and Esther contribution for the students of Amanda Clearcreek High School and is Hedges Strickland awarded through the local Amanda Clearcreek Alumni Association. Please see Scholarship guidance counselor for application and requirements.

Johns Family This scholarship is available through the generosity of the Jennie L. Johns Scholarship family for Amanda Clearcreek graduates and is awarded through the local Amanda-Clearcreek Alumni Association. Please see guidance counselor for application and requirements.

Elsie R. McClelland Elsie R. McClelland Davis who died in 2000 established a fund for the purpose Davis Memorial of providing scholarship grants to qualified graduates of Amanda-Clearcreek Scholarship High School. Recipients must demonstrate a financial need, good character and ability based on their high school transcript and test scores. Recipients must have attended Amanda-Clearcreek High School for the last three years of their secondary education. Recipients must be registered as a full-time student in an accredited state college/university, accredited technical or vocational school, undergraduate or graduate degree programs, and maintain at least a 2.0 average. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

BERNE UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Berne Union/Joe This fund was established in 2004 to provide a scholarship for a graduating Kistler Memorial senior from Berne Union High School with proven scholastic and athletic Scholar Athlete ability. See guidance counselor for application and requirements. Scholarship

Berne Union High Recipients shall be selected by the Berne Union High School Athletic Hall of School Athletic Hall Fame Fund committee. Recipients shall be a graduating senior of Berne Union of Fame Fund High School and selection shall be based on athletic participation, scholarship and citizenship. See high school principal to apply.

DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Jacob Guisinger This fund was established in memory of Jacob Guisinger to provide Scholarship scholarships for graduates of Berne Union High School. Applicants must be seeking advanced education at any accredited educational institution. The recipient will be determined on the basis of academics, economic need, athletics and community involvement. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

BLOOM CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL

Bloom Carroll In 1999, Alumni of Carroll High School established a fund to provide a Alumni Scholar scholarship to a graduating senior, from Bloom Carroll, who has been active as Athlete Scholarship an athlete and shown academic excellence. This is a one-time grant. An Alumni Committee appointed by the fund’s founding committee determines the recipient. Please see guidance counselor for application and requirements. Malinda Lifer This scholarship was established in memory of Malinda who was an elementary Scholarship teacher in the Lancaster School District. This scholarship is for Lancaster High School and Bloom Carroll High School graduates that are attending or will be attending Ohio Univeristy Lancaster to obtain a degree in the field of Elementary Education and must carry at least a 2.0 GPA. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010 14 2010 FAIRFIELD UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Coney Memorial Grace L. Coney who died in 1953 established a fund for the purpose of Scholarship providing scholarship grants to qualified graduates of Fairfield Union High School for further education. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Erik J. Landis This scholarship was established by Erik’s parents in honor of their son’s love Memorial of learning, love of Fairfield Union and his sense of generosity. The Scholarship scholarship is for graduating seniors of Fairfield Union High School. Applicants must be seeking advanced education at any accredited educational institution. The recipient will be determined on the basis of academics, economic need and community involvement. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Stori Raver Scholarship recipients shall be a graduating Special Education senior from Scholarship Fairfield Union High School. The scholarship may be used for a 2 or 4 year college, vocational or technical school, an apprenticeship or for support upon entering the work force. For more information on how to apply please contact Mary Beth Marcinko or Keith Barr. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Rushcreek Grange This scholarship was formed by the Rushcreek Grange. Scholarship recipients Scholarship shall be a graduating senior from a Fairfield County High School who desires to continue their education and is a resident of Rushcreek Township, for at least 12 months prior to application. The committee shall make its selection based upon academic achievement and the financial situation of the applicants. It is the desire of the Rushcreek Grange that the recipient be alcohol, tobacco and drug free. The scholarship award may be made for a four year, two year, or technical college education. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Elsie Cox Smith In 1992 Mrs. Smith established this scholarship for graduates of Fairfield Union Scholarship High School. Special consideration is given to residents of the former Pleasantville School District. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Robert Trocchia This award is given in memory of the family of William D. Hilyard, class of Outstanding Music 1962, Rushcreek Memorial High School in Bremen. The award is made from Student Award the William D. Hilyard Family Fund. The award is designed to honor excellence in musical achievement and to recognize the many years of outstanding work in music education of Robert Trocchia. This award is given to the individual selected as the outstanding music student of the senior class of Fairfield Union High School. NO APPLICATION.

15 2010 William D. Queen Mr. Queen, a former math and computer teacher at Fairfield Union High Scholarship School, set up this scholarship in 1993 to benefit students graduating from Fairfield Union High School. Special consideration is given to candidates majoring in math or computer sciences. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

FAIRFIELD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

WILLIAM V. FISHER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

Robert B. Grilli Scholarship recipients shall be a graduate of either Lancaster High School or Memorial Fisher Catholic High School and who intend to continue their education in the Scholarship field of their choice in a four year, two year or technical college, post-secondary and/or graduate or doctorate institution. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Mollee J. Seifert This scholarship was established in loving memory of Mollee J. Seifert in 2001. Memorial Mollee graduated from William V. Fisher Catholic School in 1993 and Ohio State School of Cosmetology in 1995. She was tragically killed in an automobile accident on January 2, 2000, she was 25 years old. Mollee’s parents, family & friends decided they would like her memory to live on by awarding memorial scholarships each year to graduating seniors from Fisher Catholic and Lancaster high schools. We know this would please Mollee to see other young people achieve their dreams. Applicants seeking advanced education at an accredited institution should apply. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Shelly Strigle William V. Fisher Catholic High School Tuition. In 1987 Shelly Strigle’s Memorial parents and friends established a fund, to perpetuate her name and memory. Scholarship This scholarship is to partially cover tuition to attend Fisher Catholic High School. Only one recommendation letter is requested, from your school principal, assistant principal, one of your teachers or guidance counselor. A copy of your grade card. No FAFSA needed. Please include income statement for household (W-2) and number of siblings. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

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David Boger Mr. Boger, former math teacher at Lancaster High School, was always Memorial concerned about the complete development of the total student. His family, Scholarship friends, former students, co-workers and parents established this fund to provide for the furtherance of excellence in the field of Education for Lancaster High School graduates. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Robert V. Grilli Scholarship recipients shall be a graduate of either Lancaster High School or Memorial Fisher Catholic High School and who intend to continue their education in the Scholarship field of their choice in a four year, two year or technical college, post- secondary and/or graduate or doctorate institution. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Doug Henwood The family and friends of Doug Henwood established this scholarship, in his Memorial memory, in 2010 for students that meet the following criteria: A graduating Scholarship senior of Lancaster High School who participated in track during high school and will participate in track at the collegiate level or a graduate of Lancaster High School who participated in track during high school and is participating in track at the collegiate level or a graduating senior of Lancaster High School who participated in track during high school. The requirements described above are stated in order of priority. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Lancaster Band This music scholarship was established in 1996, for students graduating from Boosters Lancaster High School and who have been members of the Lancaster High Scholarship School Instrumental Music Program for three years. A committee composed of Band booster members makes this selection. NO APPLICATION.

Malinda Lifer The scholarship is for Lancaster High School and Bloom Carroll High School Scholarship graduates that are attending or will be attending Ohio Univeristy Lancaster to obtain a degree in the field of Elementary Education. This scholarship was established in memory of Malinda who was an elementary teacher in the Lancaster School District. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

17 2010 Fred M. Lowry Fund The Lancaster High School class of 1959 established a fund in 1985 in honor of their former principal, Fred M. Lowry. This scholarship recognizes the LHS senior with the highest combined ACT and SAT verbal scores. NO APPLICATION.

Shannon Family Richard F. Shannon was a graduate of Ohio University and a research scientist Scholarship for Owens-Corning Fiberglass in Granville, Ohio. Mr. Shannon established this fund for Lancaster High School graduates or graduating seniors attending Ohio University-Lancaster or Ohio University-Athens. This scholarship is unique in that there is no GPA consideration and priority will be given to those in financial need. Recipients are restricted to a maximum of five years of funding. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Billy J. Holbrook This scholarship is to honor the memory of Billy J. Holbrook who died in a car Memorial accident on Thanksgiving 1998. This is a $500.00 scholarship to be awarded to Scholarship a senior at Liberty Union High School. No GPA requirements. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Edward N. Sands The Trustees of the Ed Sands fund encourage residents of Liberty Union- Scholarship Thurston school district who feel they have a financial need to apply. They must be attending an Ohio tax supported institution of higher learning. Applications for this scholarship are available at the Liberty Union Guidance Office. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 1, 2010

Chad Welch As a memorial to Chad Welch, a scholar-athlete at Liberty-Union, this Memorial scholarship honors students who have excelled in athletics and academics at Scholarship Liberty Union. Include in your application your athletic participation at Liberty Union and the years of involvement in each sport. (List sports & years of involvement). DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

18 2010 MILLERSPORT HIGH SCHOOL

Marlow Brainard This scholarship is to provide a scholarship that will make a lasting and significant contribution to students attending and graduating from Millersport High School who desire to continue their education in the fields of Arts or Education. The committee shall make its selection based upon academic achievement and the financial situation of the applicants. The scholarship award may be made for a four year, two year or technical college education. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Trevor and Violet This scholarship, for Walnut Township Local High School, honoring former Jones Memorial history teacher, principal and coach of Millersport High School was the first Scholarship scholarship established at the Fairfield County Foundation in 1991. It was set up by his students, friends and family to recognize over 26 years of service to Millersport. Violet Jones, his widow and former Millersport first grade teacher, has established a trust to ensure this fund continues to be available for many years to come. Please see guidance counselor for application and requirements.

PICKERINGTON HIGH SCHOOLS

John Morrow Music Established in 1998 and formerly known as the Pickerington Music Boosters Boosters Scholarship, the Music Boosters will select participants in the Pickerington Scholarship Music program to further their post-secondary education in the area of music. NO APPLICATION.

Kelley Thomas Established in memory of Kelley Michelle Thomas, a graduate of the Class of Memorial 2000. Kelley was killed in December 2000, only six months after graduating Scholarship from Pickerington High School a year early. This scholarship will be awarded during the player’s recognition banquet in November, to one senior soccer athlete that has participated in the Pickerington High School soccer program for a minimum of their junior and senior years. Please see school guidance counselor for application and requirements.

19 2010 GRANT MUNRO SCHOLARSHIP TRUST

Mr. Grant Munro willed his estate to fund medical and ministerial scholarships for graduates of high schools within the boundaries of Fairfield County. Surprisingly, he rarely if ever visited a doctor or went to church.

Grant Munro was a Vice President of sales for Anchor Hocking. An astute investor, his hobby was the stock market. This scholarship is administered by National City Bank as Trustee who has chosen to affiliate with the Fairfield County Foundation for the purposes of promoting the scholarship program within the Fairfield County area. Only students who have graduated high school after 1995 will be considered.

Medical scholarships are restricted to certain areas of medicine. Please see attached listing or call (740) 654-8451 for a Listing of Accepted Medical Titles that you may pursue under the Grant Munro Scholarship Trust.

Recipients must have a minimum GPA of 3.5, if pursuing a degree in a field of medicine leading to the title "Doctor" or for those pursuing a degree in Pharmacy (please see Listing of Accepted Medical Titles). If you are pursuing a degree in a field of medicine leading to the title “Doctor” or pursuing the Doctor of Pharmacy degree, you will be considered for a scholarship at the undergraduate level only if you are within five years of obtaining your doctorate. For example, if you are pursuing a pre-medicine degree, you will be considered for a scholarship only if you are entering your senior year. Medical students should include their MCAT score on their application. Medical students awarded scholarship funds for their first year of medical school do not need to complete the Scholarship Application for the second year of medical school or beyond. You will be contacted by the scholarship trustee regarding reapplication procedures.

A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required in the pursuit of all other degrees in the field of medicine.

If you are seeking a scholarship for ministry/religious studies, you also will need to submit either a statement of certification from a sponsoring judicatory or a statement from your local Church governing body and pastor. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for ministry/religious studies.

Please submit the official cost of attendance figures for your school, either on letterhead or a website screen print.

If you have not attained the age of 24 and you are not claimed as a dependent on the federal income tax return of either parent, you will not be able to obtain a FAFSA Student Aid Report. In this case, you will need to provide the date you became independent, and submit copies of your federal income tax returns since that date.

If you have a bachelor’s degree and are working on a degree beyond a bachelor’s degree your EFC number will read 000. You will then need to include copies of your federal income tax returns for the last two years.

Recipients must file an application each year (medical students see above) in order to be considered for a scholarship for the next year. A scholarship award for one academic year is no guarantee of scholarship awards in succeeding years. Recipients are restricted to a maximum of five years of funding.

DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

Listing of Accepted Medical Titles – Grant Munro Scholarship

M.D. Medical Degree (Allopathic Physician) - A physician whose medical education is based on the theory that medical practice should make use of all measures proved of value in the treatment of disease. (4 years)

D.O. Doctor of Osteopathy (Osteopathic Physician) - A physician whose medical education is based on the theory that diseases are due chiefly to loss of structural integrity which can be restored by manipulation of the parts supplemented by therapeutic measures. (4 years)

20 2010 M.S.N. Master of Science in Nursing - Educational degree beyond that of a B.S.N., usually applied to specializations such as midwifery, nursing anesthesia, etc. (1-3 years)

B.S.N. Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Credential obtained upon completion of 4-year degree, in conjunction with R.N.

R.N. Registered Nurse/ Licensed Practical Nurse - Nursing degrees usually L.P.N. obtained in 2-3 years.

D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic - Practice as a Chiropractor means utilization of the relationship between the musculoskeletal structures of the body, the spinal column and the nervous system, in the restoration and maintenance of health. (4 years)

P.T. Physical Therapist - Physical Therapy is the application and treatment of disease by physical and mechanical means, such as massage, regulated exercise, water, light, heat, etc. (4 years)

Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy (Psychologist) / Doctor of Psychology - A practitioner who studies the mind and behavioral characteristics in relationship to a particular group. (2-3 years post undergraduate degree)

D. P.M. Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (Podiatrist) - A practitioner schooled in the care and treatment of the human foot in health and disease. (4 years)

Pharm. D. Doctor of Pharmacy - A specialist in the art or profession of preparing or dispensing drugs or medicines, the study of the preparation, qualities, uses and effects of drugs. (4 or 6 years)

O.D. Doctor of Optometry - A specialist in the art or profession of examining the eye for defects and faults of refraction and prescribing correctional lenses or exercises but not drugs or surgery. (4 years)

D.D.S. Doctor of Dental Surgery / Dentist - A practitioner whose medical education is limited to the practice area of the teeth. (4 years)

P.A. Physician's Assistant - The scope of practice varies by state law and the medical setting. They take medical histories, perform physical exams, order lab tests, diagnose common illnesses, determine treatment and promote wellness. In many states the P.A. can prescribe and/or dispense medication. The average P.A. program offers a bachelor's degree on completion and is affiliated with a university school of medicine and allied health. Training usually takes 102 weeks to complete. The first year of the P.A. program is devoted to classroom studies followed by a year of clinical rotations. (4 years)

S.M.T. Sports Medicine Trainer - This specialty requires a Bachelor of Science in Sports Science, Sports Medicine or Health Services. 1500 hours of internship are also required. At the time of graduation the candidate must take a national certification exam and a state license exam. (4 years)

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Scholarships outside Fairfield County

JONATHAN ALDER HIGH SCHOOL

Elizabeth “Libby” To provide a scholarship fund to students graduating from Jonathan Alder High Murry Scholarship School, Plain City, Ohio. The Selection Committee shall follow the guidelines set forth: a. Scholarship recipients shall be a graduating senior or graduate of Jonathan Alder High School, Plain City Ohio. b. Scholarship recipients shall pursue a degree in the study of Education and/or excel in the field of Science. c. Scholarship awards may be made for any four-year or two-year accredited college. d. In selecting the recipient and in awarding said scholarship, priority will be given to the student deemed most deserving and on a needs basis. e. The Selection Committee shall have absolute discretion in selecting said recipients and no applicant shall have any standing to question or challenge the decision of the scholarship committee.

BEALLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

D. Eugene Ward To provide a scholarship fund that will make a lasting and significant Memorial contribution to students graduating from Beallsville High School, Switzerland Scholarship of Ohio Local School District in memory of D. Eugene Ward.

LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

Corey Kissling For students graduating from Logan High School, Hocking County, Ohio in Memorial memory of Corey Kissling Logan High School senior, in college preparation Scholarship program who will graduate and attend a two or four year college university program. See the guidance counselors.

Logan Tomahawks The Logan High School Guidance Counselor(s) will provide interested seniors Scholarship an application. The Logan Tomahawk Youth Association shall select a recipient(s) for this scholarship award. The Logan High School Guidance Counselor or the Logan Tomahawk Board shall advise the Fairfield County Foundation as to the person selected. See guidance counselors.

22 2010 OHIO SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

William W. Bolsen To provide scholarships for graduates of the Ohio State School for the Blind Memorial who wish to work toward a degree from a technical, 2year or 4 year college. Scholarship

PERRY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS

Roger Anderson Roger Anderson was the President of the Junction City Bank and his wife Scholarship established this fund to educate deserving students of Jackson Township, in Perry County. The students must have graduated from an accredited high school while residing in Jackson Township of Perry County. The student must be majoring in education or business. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

G. Sue Glaab G. Sue Glaab established this scholarship for Miller Consolidated High Scholarship School with a preference given to residents of New Straitsville. She graduated from the New Straitsville High School in 1944 and states her roots are still in her birthplace. Criteria to be considered in the selection of the recipient are financial need, high school rank, ACT/SAT scores, academic record, activities and life goals. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

Amelia Fickel and For graduates of Perry-Southern Local School District. Special consideration Glenn Moodie given to graduates who are residents of the former New Straitsville School Scholarship District. Selection shall be based on financial need. May be awarded for a four year, two year vocational or technical college education. DEADLINE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010

George Sakas Graduates of a Fairfield or Perry County High School are eligible to apply Memorial for this engineering scholarship honoring Mr. Sakas, a successful businessman Scholarship from Baltimore. Preference will be given to biological or legally adopted dependents of Sakas, Inc. employees. The selection decision may be weighted toward those who plan to major at a college or university in the state of Ohio but shall not exclude out of state colleges. A Certified Technical College or University shall be given special consideration. DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010

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