Club of Greater Scholarship Information for Fall 2016 Entrance

Eligibility Criteria : Application Deadline : Submit Application To: 1. ACT: Minimum score of 31 Scholarship Fund Application with required enclosures, 2. SAT: Minimum score of transcript, letters of reference, and U-M Club of Greater Detroit 2050 essay, must be received 23230 Industrial Park Drive

3. Top 1% of your graduating no later than 5:00 pm on Farmington Hills, MI 48335 class Or by email : Friday, January 15, 2016. [email protected] (Must meet 1 of the 3 criteria) (If sending by email; you will receive an email confirmation in 3-4 days)

By submitting a completed application, you will be considered for all of the following scholarships that you qualify for listed below:

Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship The Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship extends an award of $3,000 to one outstanding freshman applicant to the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. The Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship does consider economic need , (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan).

This award was established in 2008 for students who wish to attend the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. However, they require additional funds to proceed with their dream. President Mary Sue Coleman established a Lloyd & Laurie Carr matching fund arrangement that was raised by the Greater Detroit Club members, which allowed the establishment of this scholarship.

This award is named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carr. Lloyd Carr served on the Michigan Football coaching staff for 28 years. He was from 1995 to 2007. His teams won 75% of their games and 5 Championships along with 6 bowl titles. His 1997 Team won the National Championship, he was voted National Coach of the Year and was awarded the . Coach Carr has received a number of additional national honors, including the Bobby Dodd award. In 2011 he was inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame and the National Football Hall of Fame. He and his wife Laurie have had a major impact in their support of the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.

Harold duCharme Scholarship The Harold duCharme Scholarship extends an award of $3,000 to an outstanding freshman applicant to the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. This award was established in the 1940's in honor of Mr. DuCharme who attended the School of Engineering from 1904-1908. He pursued a career in investments, but continued his engineering interests. He had a strong feeling for the University of Michigan throughout his life. He loved people, Harold duCharme travel and the great outdoors.

David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship The David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship extends $3,000 awards each year to two outstanding freshman applicants who enroll at the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. David J. Hallissey received his B.A. from U of M in 1974 & three years later received his law degree. In 1976, while in Law School he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's David J. Hallissey disease, but completed his education to begin practicing Law. Family and friends select deserving U of M students 1954-1985 to perpetuate, in one tangible way, David's achievements.

Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship The Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship extends an award of $3,000 to one outstanding freshman applicant to the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. The Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship does consider economic need , (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan).

This award was established in 2008 for students who wish to attend the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. However, they require additional funds to proceed with their dream. President Mary Sue Coleman established a Jerry & Anne Hanlon matching fund arrangement that was raised by the Greater Detroit Club members, which allowed the establishment of this scholarship.

This award is named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon. Coach Jerry Hanlon is a graduate of Miami University (Ohio) where he played under . He went into coaching and eventually was a member of 's staff at Miami. In 1969 he moved with Bo to Michigan. He became a nationally respected Offensive Line coach while developing 19 All-American linemen. In 1992 he retired from active coaching but has continued to be an important part of the Michigan football family. His annual letter "To the Team" the night before the Ohio State game is a part of Michigan Football tradition. Coach Hanlon has been very generous with his support of the University of Michigan Club of Detroit.

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James H. LoPrete Scholarship The James H. LoPrete Scholarship extends an award of $3,000 to two outstanding freshman applicants to the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. This award is named in honor of Mr. LoPrete who received his BA from the School of Literature, Science and Arts in 1951 He then continued and obtained his Law Degree in 1953 and has practiced law as a partner in a major Detroit law firm. He has been active in the UM Club of Greater Detroit since James H. LoPrete his graduation from the University.

Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarships The Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship extends $3,000 awards to two outstanding freshman applicants to the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. The Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship may consider economic need , (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan). This award is named in honor of Mr. Matthaei who was founder and chairman of American Metal Products Company which grew under his leadership Frederick C. Matthaei into an international automotive parts-manufacturing company, headquartered in Detroit. He was a civic leader, an active and generous alumni leader, who served on the Board of Regents at the University from 1960 to 1967.

Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship The Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship extends an award of $3,000 to one outstanding freshman applicant to the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. The Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship may consider economic need , (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan).

This award is named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Moeller. is a graduate of Ohio State University, where Gary & Ann Moeller he captained the 1962 Championship team. He was a member of Bo Schembechler's Miami staff that moved to Ann Arbor in 1969. In 1977 he became Head Coach at the University of Illinois. In 1980 he returned to Michigan. His son Andy served as captain of the 1986 team. In 1990 upon Bo's retirement he was selected as Michigan's Head Football Coach. He coached Michigan for 5 seasons, winning 3 Big Ten Titles, 4 Bowl victories and in 1991 Desmond Howard received the Heisman Trophy. He moved into professional ranks and upon retirement he has returned to Ann Arbor and continues to contribute to Michigan football.

Elaine and Roger Zatkoff Scholarships The Elaine and Roger Zatkoff Scholarship extends awards of $3,000 to two outstanding freshman applicants to the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. The Elaine and Roger Zatkoff Scholarships may consider economic need , (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan). This award is named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Zatkoff. Mr. Zatkoff is a member of the class of 1953 at the University of Michigan where he received a Elaine and Roger Zatkoff scholarship from the UM Club of Greater Detroit. While attending Michigan he was a member of the football team and after college he went on to a pro-football career with the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions. Roger and Elaine were married in 1951, after professional football they established Zatkoff Seals and Packings distributorship.

The University Of Michigan Club Of Greater Detroit Scholarships are generally awarded to graduates of high schools in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston, Washtenaw and Monroe counties. Names of students who have had high scholastic records in high school, and who have shown qualities of leadership are submitted for consideration to the Committee. Final selection of the students receiving these awards is made by the Scholarship Committee. Students requiring consideration on the basis of economic need will be determined by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan. Additional applications are available at www.umclubgreaterdetroit.org . Deadline for applications: 5:00 pm Friday, January 15, 2016.

University of Michigan Club of Greater Detroit Scholarship Application for Fall 2016 Entrance

Application Checklist Required enclosures:  Official school transcript  Employment Record (if applicable)  Letters of recommendation (at least two)  Financial Needs Consideration, if applicable (up to 200 words)  Applicant essay of up to 250 words (as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at U of M)

Understanding that incorrect or misleading information provided would be suitable grounds for revocation of an award granted, I submit this application for consideration.

Applicant's Signature Date

Deadline: Application must be received no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, January 15, 2016 at the

U-M Club of Greater Detroit 23230 Industrial Park Drive Farmington Hills, MI 48335

Or by email : [email protected] (If sending by email; you will receive an email confirmation in 3-4 days)

Applicant Data UM ID # UM College Applying to (example: LS & A, Medicine, etc.)

Name – Last, First, Middle Initial Home Phone

Address Parent Name(s)

City State Zip Email Address

High School Graduation Date

Test Scores (required) *An official verification of these scores MUST be included if the information is NOT printed on the Official Transcript.

Grade Point Average SAT * Total Score:

Class Rank Critical Reading:

Total Class Enrollment Math:

ACT Composite *: Writing:

Extracurricular Activities /Leadership Positions (required) If you wish, you may use a separate page and attach it. (Include your name on the page)

Estimated Hours per School Year School Related (List): Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

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______Advanced Placement Classes (List): If you are currently taking an Advanced Placement Class and have not taken the exam as of yet leave the exam grade blank. Course Exam Grade (1-5) Course Exam Grade (1-5)

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Applicant Essay (required) Submit an essay not to exceed 250 words on a person who, or an event that, has influenced your life in a significant way. Please use a separate page and attach it. Include your name on the page.

Financial Need Consideration

Check box and submit up to 200 words, your necessity for economic need and what you personally are doing to help with the financial situation towards your college experience. Please submit on a separate page. Financial need is determined by your application for Federal Student Aid as received and confirmed by the Office of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan. By checking this box, you agree that you are planning on filing FAFSA forms. You will be considered for financial need-based scholarships only. (Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship, Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship, Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship and the Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarship)

Employment Record (if applicable) Please submit on a separate page. (Include your name on the page)

Letters of Recommendation (required) Please submit from at least 2 people.

Other Information (optional) Please submit on a separate page. (Include your name on the page)

Application Criteria’s

Submit Application To: Application Deadline : Eligibility Criteria : Scholarship Fund Application with required enclosures, 1. ACT: Minimum score of 31 U-M Club of Greater Detroit 2. SAT: Minimum score of transcript, letters of reference, and essay, must be received 23230 Industrial Park Drive 2050 Farmington Hills, MI 48335 no later than 5:00 pm on 3. Top 1% of your graduating Friday, January 15, 2016. class Or by email : [email protected] (Must meet 1 of the 3 criteria) (If sending by email; you will receive an email confirmation in 3-4 days)