1984-1987 Scholarships-Honors-Awards-Financial Aids
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Scholarships Honors Awards Financial Aids
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The University of Arizona Record
1984 -87 Scholarships Honors- Awards Financial Aids
The University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona
3 The University of Arizona Record Vol. LXXVII, No. 2 February 1984
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4 Contents
Introduction 6 Committee on Scholarships, Honors, Awards and Financial Aids 7 College of Agriculture 8 College of Architecture 21 College of Arts and Sciences 24 College of Business and Public Administration 43 College of Education 53 College of Engineering 59 College of Law 68 College of Medicine 71 College of Mines 77 College of Nursing 83 College of Pharmacy 88 Entering Freshmen 91 Miscellaneous Criteria 98 University Awards and Prizes 119 General University Loan Funds 132 Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education 140 Cooperative Education Program 141 Graduate Assistantships and Associateships 141 Index 142
5 Dear Readers: In the absence of a comprehensive program of scholarships and financial aid the University of Arizona would be unable to fulfill its mission of providing high quality education to the people of Arizona and of the nation. If it were not for the financial assistance we provide in the form of grants and loans, higher education would be reserved only for the wealthy. Although the University is able to allocate considerable federal and state funds to qualified students, experience has shown that public money alone is unequal to our needs. For that reason I would like to pay special tribute to those private and corporate donors whose impressive generosity has made available the wide range of awards recorded in this publication. Past, present and future students alike stand in their debt. Few investments are nobler than investments in higher education. Without them society can never reap the benefits represented by brainpower and this state would be a poorer place. With the help of financial aid we can free students to concentrate on their academic programs so that they might attain the full achievements of which they are capable.
Henry Kof ier President
6 To High School Counselors, were awarded, considerable donor contact had already been made and this has continued University of Arizona throughout the years. The University of Deans, Directors and Arizona is far ahead of most of the institutions in the entire Rocky Mountain and Coastal Sec- Department Heads: tion of the United States due to donor schol- Please use this catalog as a reference showing arships having been emphasized throughout what scholarships are available. Note, how- our existence as an office. ever, that students need not go through the At one time, eighty percent of the entire catalog looking for scholarships for which they University of Arizona Endowment was specif- would be eligible. Instead, please have the ically designated for scholarship assistance. students apply early, and urge them to list their This percentage has slipped slightly in the last activities and honors on the last page of the few years with major programs such as the application. The University of Arizona Schol- drive to build a new cancer center being arships and Financial Aids SAFE application conducted. is available in late December or early January The scholarships office deeply appreciates for the following academic year, and students the fine support from friends and alumni for should apply as early as possible, by March students at the University of Arizona. We have 15th for timely processing. been fortunate to have a broad base of scholar- For the most current financial aid informa- ship development including many individuals, tion, please consult the most recent brochure businesses, industries and foundations. Those from our office. Thank you for your help in of you contemplating new or additional gifts to alerting students to the fine scholarship and assist deserving students at the university may financial aid programs available at the Univer- send checks designated for a particular schol- sity of Arizona. arship to the University of Arizona Founda- tion, the University of Arizona Development Frank Felix, Acting Director Office or the University of Arizona Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids Scholarships and Financial Aids. Donors can certainly be proud of the contri- To The Donors: butions of students who have completed their Student assistance in the form of scholarships academic careers through scholarship assis- became a part of the University of Arizona at tance; we look forward to current and future an early date. The Scholarship Office, how- scholarship students also being assets to their ever, was not recognized as such until 1941 community, nation and world. when a Secretary for Scholarships was pro- If you have questions at any time or would vided to Dean Gerretson of the College of like to talk to a member of our staff, please get Education who was then Chairman of the in touch with me at 602 -621 -1473 or through Scholarship Committee. At that time, prac- the University of Arizona Scholarship De- tically the only scholarships available to velopment Office, University of Arizona, students were Athletic Grants -In -Aid and a Tucson, AZ 85721. number of non -donor awards provided by the Arizona Board of Regents. J. J. Humphrey, Director By 1947 when the first Baird scholarships Scholarship Development
The University of Arizona Committee on Scholarships, Awards and other Financial Aids Mr. David Butler Mr. Bob Bockrath Dr. Frank J. Felix Ms. Helen Sigmund Mr. J. Julius Humphrey Mr. Jerry Murphy Dr. Manuel Escamilla Mr. Kent Rollins Dr. Patricia Van Metre Mr. Eric Stevenson Dr. Sarah Dinham Dr. Celestino Fernandez
7 College of Agriculture
Agricultural Engineering Scholarships Source: Funds of the Irrigation- Engineering Fellowship (Funds established by Professor G. E. P. Smith, Sr.). Eligibility: Agricultural engineering majors, recommended by the department head. Value: Varies. Alpha Zeta Alumni Scholarship Source: Alumni of the University Chapter of Alpha Zeta, national agricultural honorary fraternity. Eligibility: A first -semester sophomore in the College of Agriculture selected by a committee from the local chapter according to agricultural interests and grade average. Value: Varies. The name of the recipient is placed on a plaque mounted in the Agriculture Building. Arizona Agri - Press Club Scholarship Source: The Agri - Press Club of Arizona. Eligibility: Worthy students enrolled in or planning to enroll in the Agricultural Communications of the University of Arizona. The student must be enrolled full time with a minimum grade point average of 2.5 during the semester. Amount: Varies. Arizona Downs Scholarship UNDERGRADUATE Source: Arizona Downs. Aggie House Scholarship Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Source: Aggie House Trust Fund. students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Eligibility: Worthy and deserving entering Program who demonstrate academic freshmen who have work experience and who excellence, good character and professional have been active in the 4 -H Club, Future promise. Candidates are selected by the Farmers of America and other school and Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, service activities. The scholarship is subject to the approval of the Dean and the renewable based on satisfactory academic Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids progress. Office. Value: Number varies at $500 each. Value: Number and value varies.
8 Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs Agriculture faculty. Nominees are then Scholarship interviewed by the directors of the fund and Source: The Arizona Federation of Garden recipients are named. Clubs. Value: Number and amount varies. Eligibility: To be awarded to a student in their junior, senior, or graduate years studying in The John and Clara Bruhn Memorial one of the following fields; agriculture, Scholarship horticulture, floriculture, landscape design, Source: A gift to the University of Arizona conservation, forestry, botany, agronomy, from Miss Caroline Bruhn in memory of her plant pathology, environmental control, land parents, John and Clara Bruhn. management, and other allied subjects. The Eligibility: Worthy and deserving student must be an Arizona resident and undergraduates at the University of Arizona maintaining a B average. Selection will be with financial need. Preference will be given based on financial need, academic record, to Arizona residents majoring in the various character, ability to succeed, and variety of fields offered in the Division of Clothing, avocation. Textiles and Interior Design in the School of Value: Varies. Home Economics of the College of Agriculture at the University of Arizona. The Arizona National Livestock Nominations are made by the Scholarship Scholarship Committee of the College of Agriculture Source: Funds established by the members of subject to the approval of the Office of the Arizona National Livestock Show. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Students who have completed at Value: Varies. least 12 units of credit at the time of The Laurence A. Carruth Scholarship application and exhibit high scholastic Source: Family and friends of Dr. L. A. aptitude. Each candidate must have Carruth. participated or be planning to participate in the Eligibility: Deserving and needy students in Arizona National Livestock Show. Selection is entomology. subject to approval of the Scholarship Value: Varies. Committee, Arizona National Livestock Show. COBA/Select Sires, Inc. Animal Sciences Value: Number and value vary. Scholarship Source: COBA /Select Sires, Inc. Arizona Section - Society for Range Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Management Scholarship undergraduate students of sophomore, junior, Source: Arizona Section - Society for Range or senior standing enrolled in the College of Management. Agriculture. Preference is given to students Eligibility: Outstanding senior majoring in with a declared interest in dairying. range management in College of Agriculture. Candidates are nominated by the Department Student selected on basis of scholarship, of Animal Sciences subject to the approval of character, extra curricular activities and the Dean and the Office of Scholarships and promise. Preference to Arizona residents. Financial Aids. Value: $200.00. Value: $500. Scholarship available on alternate years. The Howard Bendalin Scholarship in Agriculture The Charles R. Coughlin Memorial Source: The Howard Bendalin Scholarship Scholarship in Wildlife Management (Game Fund, Inc. Only) Eligibility: Students in Agriculture who are Source: Established by an endowment members of the Jewish Faith. After provided by James J. Coughlin and Mary M. demonstrating evidence of their religious Coughlin, the parents of the late Charles R. affiliations, candidates are nominated by the Coughlin, and additionally funded by
9 contributions from friends in memory of the Walter S. Çunningham Memorial late Mr. Coughlin. Revolving Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metcalf. upper- division students in the field of wildlife Eligibility: Worthy students in the College of management (game only). Candidates are Agriculture in need of funds for the nominated by the faculty of Renewable completion of their college studies. Recipients Natural Resources, subject to the approval of assume a moral obligation to make a similar the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. sum available to the fund. Value: One or more at $500. Value: Varies. The E. Ray Cowden Scholarship in Animal Delaware North Companies Scholarship Sciences Source: Delaware North Companies. Source: A Gift from the estate of E. Ray Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Cowden, a graduate of the University of students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Arizona and a long -time supporter of our Program who demonstrate academic College of Agriculture and School of Home excellence, good character and professional Economics. promise. Candidates are selected by the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, undergraduate and graduate students in the subject to the approval of the Dean and the various major fields of study in Animal Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids Sciences. Candidates are nominated by the Office. appropriate departments, subject to the Value: Number and value varies. approval of the Dean's Office and the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. The Desert Garden Club Scholarship in Scholarships may be renewed subject to the Landscape Architecture approval of the Dean and the Office of Source: A gift to the University from the Scholarships and Financial Aids. Desert Garden Club of Tucson. Value: Number varies. Amount varies. In Eligibility: Outstanding students in the field of general the undergraduate scholarships will landscape architecture. Candidates are approximate $1500 and the graduate nominated by the College of Agriculture scholarship will be $5000 or more. Scholarship Subcommittee subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and The Ruth Cowden Undergraduate and Financial Aids. Graduate Scholarships in Home Economics Value: Number and amount varies. Source: A Gift from the Estate of Ruth R. Cowden, a graduate of the University of General Dillingham Produce Industry Arizona and a long -time supporter of our Scholarship College of Agriculture and School of Home Source: Contributions from Produce Industry Economics. representatives in honor of Brigadier General Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Harold S. Dillingham. undergraduate and graduate students in the Eligibility: Qualified junior or senior students various major fields of home economics. enrolled in the University of Arizona College Candidates are nominated by the appropriate of Agriculture majoring in an area intended to departments and school and are subject to the lead to management of production agriculture. approval of the Dean's Office and the Office Recommendations are to be made by the of Scholarships and Financial Aids. College of Agriculture Scholarship Committee Scholarships may be renewed subject to the subject to the approval of the Office of approval of the Dean and the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: One at $1,000 per year. Value: Number varies. Amount varies. In Carol Anderson Entz and Donald C. Entz, general the undergraduate scholarship will Jr.Memorial Scholarships approximate $1500 and the graduate Source: Friends and relatives of the late Carol scholarship will approximate $5000. Anderson Entz and Donald C. Entz, Jr.
10 University of Arizona students (1971 - 1976). The W. Larkin Fitch Scholarship Eligibility: Full time juniors enrolled in the Source: A gift from W. Larkin Fitch of Mesa, College of Agriculture, majoring in Animal Arizona. Sciences, or Merchandising and Fashion Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Promotion. Applicants must have attained a University of Arizona College of Agriculture. grade point average of 3.500 or better. Candidates must have been Arizona residents Candidates will be selected by the Scholarship for at least two years before entering the Committee, College of Agriculture, subject to University of Arizona. Recipients must the approval of the Office of Scholarships and demonstrate academic excellence, good Financial Aids. Need is not to be considered. character, professional promise, and financial Value: Two at $250 each. need. Candidates are nominated by the Joe K. Fannin Scholarship Fund College of Agriculture subject to the approval Source: Family and friends of Joe K. Fannin. of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Contributions to the fund will be invested in a Aids. permanent endowment and the earnings only Value: Number varies at $1,000 yearly. will be used for the award. Eligibility: To be awarded to a needy student Danny Freeman Range Management of average or above scholastic standing, but Scholarship need not be active in extra -curricular or social Source: Danny Freeman. activities. Selection will be made in the spring Eligibility: Outstanding undergraduate woman of each year with the award being made majoring in range management in the College available the succeeding fall. He or she is to be of Agriculture. Student need not be an Arizona chosen from the Faculty of Fine Arts, preferably resident, and is selected on basis of music, or the College of Agriculture and may scholarship, character, extra -curricular be an undergraduate or graduate student. activities and promise. Value: Varies. Value: $200.00.
11 Carol Jean Gregg Memorial Book Eligibility: Students in the School of ScholarshipIn Home Economics Renewable Natural Resources, Wildlife Source: Family and friends of Miss Carol Jean Ecology Division. Gregg, a former student in home economics. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Alvin O. Hurst Memorial Scholarship the School of Home Economics. Preference Source: Family and friends of the late Alvin will be given to students majoring in clothing O. Hurst. and textiles or interior design. Value: Variable number at $50 yearly. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the College of Agriculture in Landscape John Miller Harlow Memorial Scholarship Architecture. Source: A gift from Mary L. Harlow, Tucson, Value: Varies. Arizona, in memory of John Miller Harlow. The Jockey Club Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy upper- division or graduate Source: The Jockey Club. students in the field of Landscape Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Architecture. Candidates must be nominated students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry by a scholarship committee within the Program who demonstrate academic Landscape Architecture program; subject to excellence, good character and professional the approval of the Dean of the College of Architecture and the Office of Scholarships promise. Candidates are selected by the Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, and Financial Aids. Need is not required. subject to the approval of the Dean and the Value: Number varies at $500 each. Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids The Tommy Lee Hart Memorial Office. Scholarship Value: Number and value varies. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Hart of Shafter, The George L. Jones Memorial Scholarship California, in memory of their son, a student at Source: Family and friends of the late George the University of Arizona in 1950 -51. L. Jones prominent agriculturist. Eligibility: Deserving and worthy students in Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate the College of Agriculture. Preference shall be students in the crop production area of given to members or pledges of the Delta Chi agriculture. Financial need and a cumulative Fraternity. grade point average of at least 3.0 are Value: $100. required. Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Value: At least one yearly at $250.00. Association Scholarship Joe King Memorial Scholarship Source: Horsemen's Benevolent and Source: Family and friends of the late Joe Protective Association. King, a Sasabe rancher and leading member of Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate the Arizona Cattle Industry. students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Program who demonstrate academic undergraduate enrolled in the College of excellence, good character and professional Agriculture and majoring in animal science or promise. Candidates are selected by the range management. Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, Value: Variable. subject to the approval of the Dean and the Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids Knights of Pythias Scholarship Office. Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge Value: Number and value varies. of the Knights of Pythias. Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the Roger Hungerford Memorial Scholarship Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, Source: Family and friends of the late Dr. C. Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing Roger Hungerford who was a professor of and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the Wildlife Ecology. basis of need, academic achievement and
12 future promise. As long as SSIG funds are sophomores, juniors or seniors in the field of available, students selected must be eligible horticulture or landscape architecture. for these funds. Value: Varies. Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be The W. T. and Winifred McClelland renewed. Scholarships The Orval and Leota Neely Knox Source: The family and friends of the late W. Scholarship in Agriculture T. McClelland, a native of Ireland and a Source: A gift to the University from Orval longtime resident of Arizona. He was the and Leota Neely Knox of Chandler, Arizona. founder and owner of the Shamrock Dairy. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving continuing Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the College of Agriculture. Must be upper -classmen or graduate students majoring an Arizona resident with a cumulative average in dairy and food science. of 2.5 or better. Recommended by the Value: Two at $750 each. scholarship subcommittee of the College of Agriculture. Subject to approval of the Office The Miller Foundation Scholarships of Scholarships and Financial Aids. andFellowships in Dairy Science Value: Varies. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the Miller Foundation. The Levy's Scholarship in Business Eligibility: Undergraduate and /or graduate Source: A gift to the University of Arizona students engaged in dairy science research. permanent endowment from the employees of Value: $2,500, awarded in varying amounts to Levy's. eligible recipients. Eligibility: Upper- division students who are employees of Levy 's and their sons and The Montrose Scholarships for Native daughters with a major relating to the retail Americans business. Candidates are nominated by the Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne University of Arizona College of Business and Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo Public Administration and the School of Home Alto, California. Economics and selected by the Office of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Scholarships and Financial Aids.If there are no upper- division or Graduate Native American eligible candidates among the students with students at the University of Arizona. Students Levy's affiliations, the scholarship will be must not only demonstrate financial need but offered to upper division students in the above possess exceptional educational qualifications. fields who are graduates of Tucson area high Preference shown to students in the fields of schools. Accounting, Chemistry, Engineering, and Value: Number and amount vary. Agriculture. Scholarships may be renewed on the basis of a 3.0 or better Grade Point The Lori Lewis Memorial Scholarship Cumulative average for Graduates or a 2.50 Source: Gifts from the family of the late Lori for undergraduates. Candidates are nominated Lewis, a pre -veterinary student at the by the Indian Student Advisor and subject to University of Arizona. the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Worthy and deserving women Financial Aids. pre -veterinary students in the University of Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. Arizona College of Agriculture. Students already admitted to a College of Veterinary Moorman Manufacturing Company Medicine are given preference. Outstanding Scholarship academic achievement a requirement. Source: Moorman Manufacturing Company of Value: Varies. California, Inc. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Los Palos Verdes Garden Club Scholarship enrolled in animal or dairy science in the Source: Los Palos Verdes Garden Club. College of Agriculture. Selection is made by Eligibility: Worthy and deserving the appropriate department heads subject to the
13 approval of the Office of Scholarships and Raymond E. Powell Memorial Scholarship Financial Aids. Source: Associated Foundations Inc., from the Value: $600 which may be divided among Raymond E. Powell Fund. several students. Eligibility: Juniors and seniors in the Horton E. Noon Memorial Scholarship University of Arizona College of Agriculture. Source: Family of the late Horton E. Noon, an Recipients must have completed at least 30 Arizona rancher and graduate of the University resident credits at the University of Arizona, of Arizona. with a cumulative grade point average of 3.6 Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate or better. Candidates are nominated by the students who are Arizona residents. To be scholarship committee of the College of awarded to students of Animal Sciences, Agriculture with priority given to candidates Range or Watershed Management, or majors planning to pursue a career in Agri- Business. in General Agriculture who exhibit All nominations are subject to the approval of professional promise and good character. the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Students demonstrating financial need should Value: One each year at $1000. be given preference. Selection of the recipient will be made by the Scholarship Committee of Pressley -Bryan Scholarship in Agriculture Source: A gift from the Arizona Cotton the College of Agriculture subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Growers Association, relatives and friends, to Financial Aids. establish a scholarship fund as a memorial to Value: Variable. Dr. Elias H. Pressley and in honor of Dr. Walker E. Bryan. Home Economics Pacesetter Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Friends and family of the late Mildred upper- division students in the College of Robison Jenson Hardin. Agriculture. Preference is given to those Eligibility: Open to all Home Economics majoring in agronomy and plant genetics. majors with a sophomore, junior, or senior Value: Varies. standing. Recipients must have a 3.0 or greater grade point average. Producers Cotton Oil Agricultural Value: Varies. Foundation Scholarship Pacific Egg and Poultry Association's Source: A gift from the Producers Cotton Oil Scholarship Agricultural Foundation. Source: Contributions from members of the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Pacific Egg and Poultry Association. undergraduate students in agriculture from Eligibility: Applicants must be studying in one Pinal, Pima, Santa Cruz, Maricopa, Cochise, of these fields: Poultry science, animal Graham, Greenlee or Mohave Counties. science, agricultural engineering, Value: One at $500 yearly. agribusiness, food technology, home Rak Scholarships economics or veterinary medicine. Special Source: A bequest from the estate of Charles interest in poultry products or the poultry L. and Mary Kidder Rak. industry in general MUST BE apparent in your Eligibility: Incoming Arizona resident application. Value: Varies. freshmen with outstanding academic achievement studying in the College of Pistor -Stanley Scholarships in Agriculture Agriculture or the School of Home Source: Alumni scholarship contributions in Economics. honor of Dr. William J. Pistor, Professor of Value: $850. Number varies. Renewable. Animal Pathology, and Ernest B. Stanley, Professor of Animal Science. Ralston Purina Company Scholarship Eligibility: Students in agriculture from the Source: Ralston Purina Company. freshman level through the graduate level. Eligibility: Juniors or seniors in the College of Value: Varies in number and amount. Agriculture. Preference will be given to
14 students majoring in agronomy or any of the Harold C. Schwalen Scholarship animal sciences. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Schwalen, Value: $650. One year. graduates of the University of Arizona. Mr. The Bruce Philip Rosen Memorial Schwalen is Professor Emeritus in Agricultural Scholarship in Agriculture Engineering. Source: Gifts from family and friends of the Eligibility: Worthy undergraduate or graduate late Bruce Philip Rosen. students in agricultural engineering with a Eligibility: Students enrolled in the special interest in irrigation or water resources. Pre - Veterinary program at the College of Recipients are to be recommended by the head Agriculture with a record of solid academic of the Department of Agricultural achievement and financial need. Candidates Engineering. will be selected by the Scholarship Committee Value: Varies. of the College of Agriculture and are subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Joseph A. Sheely Memorial Scholarship Financial Aids. Source: Family and friends of the late Joseph Sheely, a farmer and leading member of the Value: $150.00 annually. Arizona Cotton Industry. Sabino Garden Club Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Sabino Garden Club. undergraduate enrolled in the agri- business Eligibility: To be awarded to a Horticulture program majoring in agronomy, student in the Agriculture Department. agri- mechanics and irrigation, soil science or Preference will be given to Tucson and general agriculture. Arizona residents. Value: Variable. Value: Varies. The Wallace Schafer Scholarships in Howard V. and Margaret C. Smith Agricultural Education Memorial Scholarship Source: A gift from Professor Wallace Schafer Source: Family and friends of the late of Escondido, California, an alumnus and Professor Howard V. and Margaret C. Smith former faculty member of the University of of the University of Arizona's College of Arizona. Agriculture. Dr. Margaret Smith was Head of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the Department of Nutrition. the Department of Agricultural Education at Eligibility: Upper- division students in the University of Arizona. Candidates will be department of Soils, Water, Engineering and selected by a special committee of the Nutrition. Candidates are nominated by Department of Agricultural Education and sub -committee on Scholarships of the College awards will be made on the basis of academic of Agriculture, subject to the approval of the ability and financial need. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Two per year at $1,000 each, $500 paid Value: Varies. each semester. Southern Arizona Arabian Horse Marcell E. Schmutz Range Management Association Pre -Veterinary Scholarships Scholarship Source: A fund established by the Southern Source: Dr. Ervin Schmutz. Arizona Arabian Horse Association in Eligibility: Outstanding junior majoring in conjunction with the pre -veterinary medicine range management in College of Agriculture students of the University of Arizona. with 2.5 or better cumulative grade point Eligibility: Worthy and deserving average. Student selected on basis of upper- division students regularly enrolled in scholarship, character, extra -curricular the pre- veterinary program of the Agriculture activities and promise. Preference to Arizona College for 15 or more units and whose residents. Secondary recipient is a senior with cumulative average equals 3.2 or better. Each two or more semesters left. nominee must have demonstrated interest in Value: $300. this scholarship by assisting in the production
15 of the annual SAAHA All Arabian Horse The Men's Garden Club Dr. R. B. Streets Show. Candidates are nominated by a Memorial Scholarship committee within the veterinary- science Source: Men's Garden Club of Tucson. department of the Agriculture College, subject Eligibility: Outstanding students majoring in to the approval of the Scholarships and horticulture or plant sciences. Financial Aids Office. Value: $500. Value: Number and amount vary. Trans -Mississippi Golf Association Southern Arizona International Livestock Scholarships Association Scholarship Source: Trans -Mississippi Golf Association. Source: Santa Rita Bottling Company Inc. Eligibility: Undergraduates majoring in Cascabel Cattle Company agronomy, horticulture, entomology, plant pathology, or soils, who show a real interest in Eligibility: Arizona resident who plans to becoming working golf- course enroll or is enrolled in the College of superintendents. Preference is given to Agriculture. Recipients must be a current member of the Arizona 4 - H Youth Program sophomores, juniors and seniors. Value: Two at $1,000 each. and /or Arizona FFA Program and must have participated in the Southern Arizona Henry Tucker Memorial Scholarship Fund International Livestock Show. Selection is Source: Family of the late Henry Tucker. subject to approval of the Scholarship Eligibility: Mexican -American Arizona Committee, Southern Arizona International resident or foreign student nominated by the Livestock Association. Department of Nutrition and Food Science in Value: $1,000. the College of Agriculture. Value: Varies. Harry M. Stevens Scholarship Tucson Rod and Gun Club Scholarship Source: Harry M. Stevens, Inc. Source: Tucso,n Rod and Gun Club. Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors and students in the College of Agriculture enrolled seniors who are majoring in wildlife in the Race Track Management option in the management who are residents of Arizona. Department of Animal Sciences. Recipients Candidates are nominated by the Wildlife must demonstrate academic excellence, good Management Department of the College of character and professional promise. Agriculture. Candidates will be interviewed by Candidates are selected by the Race Track the Scholarship Committee of the Tucson Rod Management scholarship committee, subject and Gun Club with final selection being made to review by the Office of Scholarships and by the Tucson Rod and Gun Club, subject to Financial Aids. the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Value: Number varies at $1000 or $500. Financial Aids. The Patricia "Pat" Stevenson Memorial Value: Minimum of $400 annually. Scholarship in Animal Science The University of Arizona Agricultural Source: Gifts from family, friends and Business Club Scholarship business associates of Mrs. Pat Stevenson, Source: Funds will be provided by the former national president of Cowbelles and Agricultural Business Club of the U of A. long a leading member of the Arizona Candidates are to be chosen by the Scholarship livestock industry. Committee of the College of Agriculture and Eligibility: Worthy and deserving are subject to the approval of the Office of upper- division students in animal science. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Candidates are nominated by the head of the Eligibility: Upperclass or graduate full -time Department of Animal Science, subject to the students with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 and a approval of the Office of Scholarships and high interest in Agricultural Business. Financial Aids. Value: $200 for the Spring 1981 semester Value: Varies. only.
16 The William J. Van Arsdell Memorial Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids Office. Scholarship Value: Number and value varies. Source: Contributions in memory of the late The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Dr. William J. Van Arsdell, through the in Agriculture University of Arizona Block and Bridle Club. Source: A bequest from the late Alma L. Eligibility: Junior or senior students majoring Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona. in animal science. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Value: $250; may be renewed. The award will the College of Agriculture. Candidates are be subject to the approval of the Animal nominated by the College of Agriculture Science Department Scholarship Committee. subject to the approval of the Office of Frank L. Vessels, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: Family and friends. Value: One annually at $600. Eligibility: Worthy and needy undergraduates The Ruben and Myron Winslow Memorial enrolled in the Agriculture College under the Scholarships racetrack management option. Source: A gift from the estates of the late Value: Varies. Ruben Winslow and his son, Myron N. Washington Jockey Club Scholarship Winslow. Source: Washington Jockey Club. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate upper- division students at the University of students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Arizona. Residency is not a factor, but Program who demonstrate academic recipients must have demonstrated exceptional excellence, good character and professional academic ability. The College of Mines, Arts promise. Candidates are selected by the & Sciences, Agriculture, and Engineering will Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, each award scholarships annually. subject to the approval of the Dean and the Value: Varies.
Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, GRADUATE subject to the approval of the Dean and the Agricultural Business Club Scholarship Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids Source: Funds will be provided by the Office. Agricultural Business Club of the College of Value: Number and value varies. Agriculture. Candidates are to be chosen by The E. Ray Cowden Scholarship in Animal the Scholarship Committee of the College of Sciences Agriculture and are subject.to the approval of Source: A Gift from the estate of E. Ray the Office of Scholarships and Financial Cowden, a graduate of the University of Aides. Arizona and a long -time supporter of our Eligibility: Upperclass or graduate full -time College of Agriculture and School of Home students with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 and a Economics. high interest in Agricultural Business. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Value: $200 for the Spring 1981 semester undergraduate and graduate students in the only. various major fields of study in Animal Arizona Downs Scholarship Sciences. Candidates are nominated by the Source: Arizona Downs. appropriate departments, subject to the Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate approval of the Dean's Office and the Office students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Program who demonstrate academic Scholarships may be renewed subject to the excellence, good character and professional approval of the Dean and the Office of promise. Candidates are selected by the Scholarships and Financial Aids.
17 Value: Number varies. Amount varies. In preferably music, or the College of general the undergraduate scholarships will Agriculture and may be an undergraduate or approximate $1500 and the graduate graduate student. scholarship will be $5000 or more. Value: Varies. The Ruth Cowden Undergraduate and John Miller Harlow Memorial Scholarship Graduate Scholarships in Home Economics Source: A gift from Mary L. Harlow, Tucson, Source: A Gift from the Estate of Ruth R. Arizona. In memory of John Miller Harlow. Cowden, a graduate of the University of Eligibility: Worthy upper- division or graduate students in the field of Landscape Arizona and a long -time supporter of our College of Agriculture and School of Home Architecture. Candidates must be nominated Economics. by a scholarship committee within the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Landscape Architecture program; subject to the approval of the Dean of the College of undergraduate and graduate students in the various major fields of home economics. Architecture and the Office of Scholarships Candidates are nominated by the appropriate and Financial Aids. Need is not required. Value: Number varies at $500 each. departments and school and are subject to the approval of the Dean's Office and the Office Reuben M. and Virginia Hess Scholarship of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: A gift of $10,000, made by Mr. and Scholarships may be renewed subject to the Mrs. Reuben M. Hess of Phoenix, Arizona. approval of the Dean and the Office of Eligibility: Upperclassmen or graduate Scholarships and Financial Aids. students in the College of Agriculture or the Value: Number varies. Amount varies. In School of Home Economics who are residents general the undergraduate scholarship will of Arizona. Preference shall be given to men approximate $1500 and the graduate or women majoring in horticulture. scholarship will approximate $5000. Value: $400. Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Delaware North Companies Scholarship Association Scholarship Source: Delaware North Companies. Source: Horsemen's Benevolent and Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Protective Association. students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Program who demonstrate academic students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry excellence, good character and professional Program who demonstrate academic excellence, promise. Candidates are selected by the good character and professional promise. Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, Candidates are selected by the Racetrack subject to the approval of the Dean and the Industry Scholarship Committee, subject to Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids the approval of the Dean and the Office of Office. Scholarship and Financial Aids Office. Value: Number and value varies. Value: Number and value varies. Joe K. Fannin Scholarship Fund The Jockey Club Scholarship Source: Family and friends of Joe K. Fannin. Source: The Jockey Club. Contributions to this fund will be invested in a Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate permanent endowment and the earnings only students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry will be used for the award. Program who demonstrate academic Eligibility: To be awarded to a needy student excellence, good character and professional of average or above scholastic standing, but promise. Candidates are selected by the need not be active in extra -curricular or social Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, activities. Selection will be made in the spring subject to the approval of the Dean and the of each year with the award being made Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids available the succeeding fall. He or she is to be Office. chosen from the College of Fine Arts, Value: Number and value varies.
18 The George L. Jones Memorial Scholarship The Montrose Scholarships for Native Source: Family and friends of the late George Americans L. Jones prominent agriculturist. Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne Eligibility: Upper division and graduate Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo students in the crop production area of Alto, California. agriculture. Financial need and a cumulative Eligibility: Worthy and deserving grade point average of at least 3.0 are upper- division or Graduate Native American required. students at the University of Arizona. Students Value: At least one yearly at $250.00. must not only demonstrate financial need but The W. T. and Winifred McClelland possess exceptional educational qualifications. Scholarships Preference shown to students in the fields of Source: The family and friends of the late W Accounting, Chemistry, Engineering, and T. McClelland, a native of Ireland and a Agriculture. Scholarships may be renewed on long -time resident of Arizona. He was the the basis of a 3.0 or better Grade Point founder and owner of the Shamrock Dairy. Cumulative average for Graduates or a 2.50 Eligibility: Worthy and deserving for undergraduates. Candidates are nominated upper- division or graduate students majoring by the Indian Student Advisor and subject to in dairy and food science. the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Value: Two at $750 each. Financial Aids. Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. The Miller Foundation Scholarships and Fellowships in Dairy Science Horton E. Noon Memorial Scholarship Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the Source: Family of the late Horton E. Noon, an Miller Foundation. Arizona rancher and graduate of the University Eligibility: Undergraduates and /or graduate of Arizona. students engaged in dairy science research. Eligibility: Upper division or graduate students Value: Varies. who are Arizona residents. To be awarded to
19 students of Animal Sciences, Range or Resources, College of Agriculture. Watershed Management, or majors in General Value: $500 annually. Agriculture who exhibit professional promise Harry M. Stevens Scholarship and good character. Students demonstrating Source: Harry M. Stevens, Inc. financial need should be given preference. Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Selection of the recipient will be made by the students in the College of Agriculture enrolled Scholarship Committee of the College of in the Race Track Management option in the Agriculture subject to the approval of the Department of Animal Sciences. Recipients Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. must demonstrate academic excellence, good Value: Variable. character and professional promise. Pistor- Stanley Scholarships in Agriculture Candidates are selected by the Race Track Source: Alumni scholarship contributions in Management scholarship committee, subject honor of Dr. William J. Pistor, Professor of to review by the Office of Scholarships and Animal Pathology, and Ernest B. Stanley, Financial Aids. Professor of Animal Science. Value: Number varies at $1000 or $500. Eligibility: Students in agriculture from the freshman through the graduate level. Truly Nolen Urban Pest Management Value: Varies. Fellowship Harold C. Schwalen Scholarship Source: A gift from Truly Nolen. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Schwalen, Eligibility: Outstanding graduate students in graduates of the University of Arizona. Mr. The University of Arizona Department of Schwalen is Professor Emeritus in Agricultural Entomology. Candidates are nominated by the Engineering. Department subject to the approval of the Eligibility: Worthy undergraduate or graduate Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. students in agricultural engineering with a Value: $6,000.00 annually. special interest in irrigation or water resources. Washington Jockey Club Scholarship Recipients are to be recommended by the head Source: Washington Jockey Club. of the Department of Agricultural Eligibility: Upper- division or graduate Engineering. students enrolled in the Racetrack Industry Value: Varies. Program who demonstrate academic Rick F. Seegmiller Memorial Scholarship excellence, good character and professional Source: Family and friends of the late Rick F. promise. Candidates are selected by the Seegmiller who was an accomplished wildlife Racetrack Industry Scholarship Committee, ecologist and doctoral student at the University subject to the approval of the Dean and the of Arizona. Office of Scholarship and Financial Aids Eligibility: Graduate students doing wildlife Office. research in the School of Renewable Natural Value: Number and value varies.
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Architecture General Scholarship Source: Alumni and friends of the College of Architecture. Eligibility: Outstanding students enrolled in the College of Architecture. Value: Varies. Beresford E. Beck Memorial Scholarship Source: Family and friends of the late Beresford E. Beck. Eligibility: Third- or fourth -year students in the College of Architecture who, in the opinion of the Dean and faculty, are deserving on the basis of need, character, and scholarship. Value: Varies. The Roy P. Drachman Scholarship in Architecture Source: Mr. Roy P. Drachman. Eligibility: Upper -class students who have shown excellence in design. Value: Varies. Gresham Larson Associates Architects Scholarship Source: Gresham Larson Associates Architects. Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has demonstrated academic competence and design excellence, and who shows exceptional American Institute of Architects professional promise while demonstrating Source: American Institute of Architects. potential. Eligibility: AIA student awards, based on Value: $200 per semester. scholarship and need, are presented to students The Eleazar D. and Sara M. Herreras enrolled in either of the last two years of a five Scholarship or six -year program or in the third year of a Source: A gift from Mr. Herreras, '21, and three to four year graduate program toward the Mrs. Herreras to establish an endowment to first professional degree in schools accredited fund a scholarship program in the University by the National Architectural Accrediting of Arizona College of Architecture. Board. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Arizona Value: Varies. citizens of Mexican descent in the College of
21 Architecture. Recipients are selected on the The Pepper Publishing Co. Scholarship basis of academic excellence, professional Source: A gift from Peggy and Kirby Lockard. potential and financial need. Candidates must Eligibility: Three students in the University of not belong to organizations constituted against Arizona College of Architecture who have best recognized and established forms of demonstrated a combination of need and government and society. Protest against improvement in graphics, in their freshman established rules and regulations of the year. One of these students must be a woman. University of Arizona disqualifies for renewal. Recipients are nominated by a special Value: One or more yearly at $500. May be committee in the College subject to the renewed. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Knights of Pythias Scholarship Financial Aids. Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge Value: Three annually at $200.00. of the Knights of Pythias. The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the Scholarship in Architecture Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, Source: A gift from Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing Susan Mendelsohn in memory of Newton and and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the Shirlee Pfeffer. basis of need, academic achievement and Eligibility: A worthy and deserving woman future promise. As long as SSIG funds are student pursuing a first professional degree in available, students selected must be eligible architecture (Bachelor of Architecture). for these funds. Award is based primarily on academic Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be achievement with financial need also taken renewed. into consideration. Terry Lee Scholarship Value: One annually at $500. Source: Terry Lee Architect. Eligibility: To be awarded to students Harold O. Reif Memorial Scholarship currently enrolled in the College of Source: A gift from Richard M. Reif to Architecture. The student must be in their third establish a scholarship endowment fund in the or fourth year and must demonstrate design College of Architecture in memory of his excellence and need. Students will be selected father, Harold O. Reif. by faculty. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Arizona Value: $200. resident entering his or her fourth year of the John L. Mascarella & Associates undergraduate program, nominated by the Scholarship faculty and the Dean of the College of Source: John L. Mascarella & Associates, Architecture, subject to the approval of the Architects, Inc. of Tucson. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Third- or fourth -year architecture Nominations will be made on the basis of student who demonstrates primary interest in a professional potential and financial need. career role in private architectural practice, Value: $500. selected on the basis of academic excellence Southern Arizona Chapter of the American and professional potential. The Institute ofArchitects Foundation recommendation is to be made by the faculty Scholarship and the Dean. Source: The Board of Directors of the Value: One at $300. Southern Arizona Chapter of the American Murdock Management Company Institute of Architects Foundation. Scholarship Eligibility: Arizona residents, preferably from Source: Murdock Management Company. Tucson, enrolled in the College of Eligibility: Students nominated by the College Architecture, who are third- or fourth -year of Architecture. students in design. Value: $150 annually. Value: Varies.
22 The Gertrude M. Thompson Memorial in engineering, architecture, business, or law. Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Friends and family of the late The M. L. Tophoy Scholarship in Gertrude M. Thompson. Architecture Eligibility: Deserving second -, third -, and Source: M. L. Tophoy in honor of his three fourth -year students in Architecture. Value: Varies. daughters, Ruth Tophoy Codd, Elsa Tophoy Couch, and Helen Tophoy Henry. The Tucson Post, Society of American Eligibility: Recipients will be selected on the Military Engineers Grant -In -Aid basis of excellence in architectural studies and Source: The Tucson Post, Society of who have manifested an interest in entering American Military Engineers, Tucson, one of the fields of construction. Arizona. Value: One at $1,000 annually. Eligibility: A deserving student enrolled in the The Ware and Malcomb Scholarships in Colleges of Architecture and /or Engineering in Architecture either Architecture, Civil, Mechanical, Source: A gift from the firm of Ware and Electrical or Structural majors. To be eligible Malcomb Architects, Incorporated of Irvine, the recipient must also be enrolled in either the California Army or Air Force ROTC program and not be Eligibility: Fourth and fifth year students in the receiving scholarship assistance from these University of Arizona College of Architecture. sources. Candidates are selected by a committee made Value: Two at $400 each annually (one to each up of members of the faculty of the College of college). Architecture subject to the approval of the John S. Sundt Memorial Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. Value: One at $1,000 for fourth year student. John S. Sundt. One at $1,500 for fifth year student. Eligibility: Junior or senior students majoring
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friends of the late Diran Akmajian. UNDERGRADUATE Eligibility: Students recommended by the Theresa Acuna Memorial Scholarship Fund voice faculty of the School of Music. Source: Family and friends of the late Theresa Value: Varies. Acuna who was a student in art. Dr. Nicolo V. and Martha J. Alessi Eligibility: With reference to the Theresa Memorial Scholarships Acuna Memorial Scholarship Fund, recipients Source: Established by an endowment of scholarships must be sophomore drawing provided by the late Dr. Nicolo V. Alessi, a and/or painting majors in the Department of longtime Douglas, Arizona, physician, and Art. Value: Varies. subsequently funded by contributions from Diran Akmajian Vocal Scholarship friends in memory of Dr. Alessi. Source: Contributions from the family and Eligibility: Students registered in engineering
24 or medicine, or in one of the physical sciences, majoring in journalism. who are residents of Arizona and graduates of Value: The number of scholarships varies at Arizona high schools. Preference is to be $500 per academic year. given to residents of Cochise County. Selection is tobe based on high scholarship, The Arizona Federation of Music Clubs high promise and ability, personality, Scholarship character, and leadership. Source: Arizona Federation of Music Clubs. Value: Two at a minimum of $500 each. Eligibility: The recipient should be a female student and Arizona resident who is a piano Alumni Music Scholarship major. Recommendation to be made by the Source: Music alumni from the University of piano faculty. Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Given to an outstanding music major, either graduate or undergraduate to be The Arizona Regional Art Scholarship in selected by the Scholarship Committee and the Residence Director of the School of Music; may be Source: The General Scholarship Fund of the renewed. University of Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Incoming freshmen whose scholarship portfolios have been selected as American Women in Radio and Television finalists in the Arizona regional Scholastic Art Scholarship Awards program. Candidates to be Source: Tucson Chapter of the American recommended by the Regional Exhibits "Blue Women in Radio and Television Organization. Ribbon Finalist" jury. Eligibility: Students must be majoring in radio Value: Varies. and television. Recipients are chosen from the incoming junior class with preference given to The Rollah E. Aston Scholarship members of the American Women in Radio Source: A gift from Mr. Rollah E. Aston of and Television Organization.The candidates Tucson. are nominated by the department based on Eligibility: Worthy and deserving academic achievement, future promise and upper- division and graduate students, financial need, subject to approval by the graduates of Arizona high schools. Must be University of Arizona Office of Scholarships students in the College of Education or School and Financial Aids. Residency is not a of Music. Alternates between colleges. requirement. Candidates are nominated by the department, Value: One at $1000.00. May be renewed. subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. The Mary Storrs Anderson Scholarship Value: Number varies at $500. Source: Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae as a memorial to Mary Storrs Anderson, a national Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. M. Atha founder of this professional musical fraternity. Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Given to a female music major in Source: A gift from friends and family of the good standing who is a sophomore, junior, late Dr. and Mrs. Atha. senior or graduate student and who shows Eligibility: Representatives of low- income outstanding musical and scholastic abilities. groups pursuing careers in the medical She should be in some financial need, but is sciences. not required to participate in a performing Value: Varies. group. Value: $200 per semester. William H. Barnes Scholarship Source: Fund established by Dr. William H. Arizona Daily Star Scholarship Barnes, one of the country's leading organ Source: The "Arizona Daily Star." architects, an organist, and the author of The Eligibility: Deserving minority students Contemporary American Organ .Eligibility:
25 Worthy and deserving students majoring in Thomas A. Bogard Memorial Scholarship organ. Source: A gift from the Estate of Thomas A. Value: Varies. Bogard. John R. Barnett Scholarship Eligibility: To be awarded to the ranking Source: Family, friends and the Dow Jones senior of seniors who are majoring in Corporation. anthropology, on at least an annual basis, as Eligibility: The Scholarship is awarded each determined by the faculty of the Department of semester to one of the editors of "The Anthropology. Tombstone Epitaph," the community Value: Number and value varies. newspaper published by students in the Eulalia "Sister" Bourne Scholarship Journalism Department at the University of Source: A gift from the estate of Mrs. Eulalia Arizona. "Sister" Bourne. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Awarded to a student enrolled in Robert E. Baver Memorial Scholarship the College of Arts and Sciences. Selection Source: The estate of the late Robert E. Baver. will be made on the basis of financial need and Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in dedication to a career in creative writing. the College of Arts & Sciences or the College Value: Varies. of Education. Value: Varies. Ora Bretall Scholarship Source: Estate of Ora Bretall. The Arthur H. Beattie Memorial Eligibility: To be awarded to one or more Scholarship in French graduate students in the fields of educational Source: A bequest from the late Arthur H. theory or philosophy of religion. Beattie, a former member of the faculty of the Value: Varies. Department of Romance Languages. Byron C. Browder Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Junior and senior students majoring Source: Friends of the late Byron C. Browder. in French. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 or Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Spanish better grade average. Candidates are majors. nominated by the Department of Romance Value: Tuition at Guadalajara Summer Languages,.subject to the approval of the School. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. May be renewed. Robert C. Brown Memorial Scholarship Value: Two scholarships. Amount varies. Source: Family and friends of the late Robert The Maillard Bennett Scholarships C. Brown; the University of Arizona and the Source: Mrs. Maillard Bennett. mining industry. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: This scholarship is to be awarded upper- division students. Preference shown to alternately to an art student and to a mining students in the Social Sciences or Humanities. student. Art students are to be majors in the Students are nominated by the departments on illustration component of the graphic design the basis of overall promise rather than program. Mining engineering students are to academic achievement, subject to the approval have taken or to be planning to take mining of the Scholarships and Financial Aids Office. safety courses. Value: Two annually at $500 each. Value: Varies. John Bloom Choral Scholarship CONOCO, Inc., Scholarship- Geophysics Source: Friends and alumni of the University Source: A gift from the North America of Arizona Choral program. Exploration Department- Geophysics Section Eligibility: Awarded to a member of the of CONOCO, Inc. University of Arizona Symphonic Choir upon Eligibility: M.S. candidates in geophysics. the recommendation of the conductor. Value: A total of $2,500 awarded in varying Value: Varies. amounts.
26 Cornelio L. Coronado Memorial Ida Whittington Douglass and Elizabeth Hale Scholarship Stickler. Source: Robert J. Coronado '58. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: Need, scholastically promising, upper- division or graduate students in the U.S. citizen students who exhibit good fields of dendrochronology and astronomy. character. Students should be pursuing a fine Value: Varies. arts, science or engineering curriculum. The Sister Clare Dunn Memorial Value: $1000 annually. Scholarship Bernice Cosulich Journalism Scholarship Source: Contributions from family and friends Source: A fund of $10,000 from the estate of of the late Sister Clare Dunn. Bernice Cosulich, feature writer and political Eligibility: Outstanding Political Science reporter for the (Tucson) Arizona Daily Star students. for 25 years and an authority on Arizona Value: Varies. history. The Educational Fund for Archaeology Eligibility: Junior women students majoring in Source: Contributions for the advancement of journalism who are Arizona residents. The archaeological learning. recipient is selected upon the recommendation Eligibility: Awards from this fund may be of the Department of Journalism based on made to upper- division and graduate students attainment and promise in journalism. of demonstrated scholastic ability majoring in Value: Varies. archaeology in the Department of Cubic Corporation Scholarship Anthropology at the University of Arizona. Source: The Cubic Corporation. Awards may be made for the following Eligibility: Deserving undergraduate students purposes: (a) General educational needs; (b) majoring in the area of physics. Candidates are To assist a student in achieving goals in a nominated by the Physics Department, subject special project such as a research project or to the approval of the Office of Scholarships dissertation preparation; (c) As an award for and Financial Aids. exceptionally meritorious work. Candidates Value: Varies. are nominated by a committee appointed by Byron Cummings Memorial Scholarship the head of the department who may serve in Source: Mr. and Mrs. Tad Nichols of Tucson, an ex- officio capacity on the committee, graduates of the University of Arizona and Mr. subject to the approval of the Office of and Mrs. John L. Doyle (Barbara Moore, Scholarships and Financial Aids. B.A. '36, University of Arizona). Value: Varies. Awards may be made annually Eligibility: Worthy and deserving junior and or at intervals longer than a year. senior students majoring in anthropology. Elizabeth Breneman Ehlers Scholarship Value: $500. Fund Digital U.S. Minority Education Source: Family and friends of Elizabeth Scholarship Breneman Ehlers who wish to honor her. Source: Digital Equipment Corporation Contributions to this fund will be invested in a Eligibility: To full -time minority students, in permanent endowment and the earnings only their junior years, who are pursuing Bachelor will be used for the actual award. degrees in Computer Science or in Electrical, Eligibility: To be awarded to the outstanding Mechanical, Computer, Industrial or Chemical and needful student in the School of Music, Engineering. The student must be a U.S. College of Arts & Sciences, University of citizen or permanent resident with a g.p.a. of Arizona. Selection process will be completed 3.0 or better. by April 1 and will follow this procedure. 1. Value: Varies. The School of Music, College of Fine Arts, Andrew Ellicott Douglass Memorial will be asked to submit the names of eligible Scholarship candidates for the nomination.2. The School Source: A fund established by the late Mrs. of Music, in conjunction with the Fine Arts
27 Scholarship Committee, will select the will be used for the award. outstanding candidate for the nomination - Eligibility: To be 'awarded to a needful student preferably someone who is studying the violin of average or above in scholastic standing, but - and forward this information for approval to need not be active in extra -curricular or social the University Committee on Scholarships and activities. Selection will be made in the spring Awards.3. Name of student selected is to be of each year with the award being made made known to Mr. Ehlers before award is available the succeeding fall. He or she is to be made.4. Mrs. Helen Frances Diehl, Star Route chosen from the College of Fine Arts, Box 37, Hana, Maui, Hi 96713, who worked preferably music, or the College of with Mrs. Ehlers at the Fine Arts College Agriculture and may be an undergraduate or would also be requested to verify the winner in graduate student. order that the proper feminine touch and Value: Varies. intelligence govern the selection. Mary Ann Farman Scholarship Amount: Amount of the scholarship will be Source: Mary Ann Farman trust fund. determined by the amount of interest received Eligibility: Full -time students in good on the investment. academic standing interested in health- related The Edward Ernerine Scholarship fields, including medical school, nursing, etc. Source: Various contributions. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students The Emma Lou Fielder Scholarship in majoring in journalism. Literature Value: Varies. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fielder. Joe K. Fannin Scholarship Fund Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Family and friends of Joe K. Fannin. upper- division Arizona resident Contributions to this fund will be invested in a undergraduates majoring in American or permanent endowment and the earnings only English literature. Nominations are made by the chairman of the English Department, subject to the approval of the Scholarships and Financial Aids Office. Value: Varies. William Shirley Fulton Scholarship Source: A bequest by the late William Shirley Fulton, pioneer Arizona archaeologist and founder of the Amerind Foundation of Dragoon, Arizona. Eligibility: Outstanding undergraduate or graduate students in archaeology. Value: Varies. Getty Oil Company Scholarships Source: Getty Oil Company. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the fields of geosciences, geological engineering, and mechanical engineering. Based on scholastic aptitude and leadership with at least a cumulative grade average of 2.8 (4.0 = "A") or better, who have displayed an active interest and participation in student campus and department activities. The recipient must have shown an ability to perform satisfactorily as an officer or
28 committee chairman in at least one campus Oskar Grunow Memorial Scholarship organization (or if a freshman, in a high school Source: From the Oskar Grunow Foreign organization). The recipient must also be Exchange Students Trust. willing to be interviewed for summer Eligibility: German students selected by the employment (if available) with Getty Oil Federation of German- American Clubs. The Company and he or she must show a desire to Federation Committee selects the final undertake a career in petroleum or mining German candidates to attend the University of industry after graduation. Arizona and designates the appropriate Value: $1,000 per year. German University that the American students The D.C. (Darn Cat) Gordon Scholarship from the U. of A. will attend. This exchange is Source: Gordon and Mildred Nixon Gordon. coordinated by the German Department, U. of Eligibility: To be awarded to deserving A. The scholarship awards for the German students interested in any phase of the media. students are administered by the Office of Not necessarily based on grades. Scholarships and Financial Aids, U. of A. Value: Varies. Contributions to this fund will Value: Three at $3,000 plus tuition and fees. be invested in a permanent endowment and the Albert M. and Kathryn Haldeman earnings only will be used for the award. Scholarships The Igor Gorin Scholarship in Voice Source: Albert M. Haldeman Endowment. Source: The Ashton Co., Inc., of Tucson. Eligibility: Regularly enrolled undergraduate Eligibility: Students in the School of Music, or graduate students in the University. The majoring in voice. Students must have recipient of a Haldeman scholarship need not completed at least 60 units of prerequisite be a fine arts major, but must be a participant undergraduate study in the School of Music in performances and /or productions sponsored with a grade point average of "B" or better. by the College of Fine Arts. Nominations will be made by the Voice Value: Varies. Faculty with the approval of the Director of the Marie Padgett Hamilton Scholarships in School of Music. English Value: Two at $700 annually. Source: Dr. J. Y. Bryan. Roy F. Graesser Memorial Scholarship for Eligibility: To be awarded solely on the basis Math Majors of extraordinarily meritorious undergraduate Source: The Graesser Foundation in memory or graduate work in English Literature or of Dr. Roy F. Graesser, Professor and Head of Creative Writing without any regard for Mathematics, Emeritus. personal need by the recipient. Eligibility: Outstanding mathematics majors Value: Varies. nominated by the head of the Department of Johnnie R. Harper Memorial Scholarship Mathematics, subject to the approval of the Source: Family and friends of the late Johnnie Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Harper. Value: $1,000 plus, annually. Eligibility: Outstanding students in the June Lander Greene Memorial Scholarship Department of English. Source: Opera Guild of Southern Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in the The Renny Harrison Memorial Film Opera Theater. Recipient to be selected by the Scholarship Director of the Opera Theater. Source: Relatives and friends of the late Renny Value: $300. Harrison. Barbara Grossman Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Junior or senior maintaining a Source: Family and friends of the late Barbara 2.000 grade average. The student must be a Grossman. participant in Drama Department classes on Eligibility: Outstanding students in the Art history of film and film projects. Department. Value: Normal and usual registration for two Value: Varies. semesters.
29 Richard Harvill Orchestra Scholarship Winifred Knight Memorial Scholarship Source: Contributions. Source: Tucson Music Teachers Association. Eligibility: Awarded to members of the Eligibility: To be awarded to a student University Orchestra, upon the majoring in piano who has been a student of a recommendation of the conductor. TMTA member until he /she registers at the Value: Varies. University of Arizona School of Music. Hubert Crouse Heffner Scholarship Candidate shall be selected by members of the Source: Curtis G. Benjamin, '27, honoring music faculty through competitive auditions. Dr. Hubert Crouse Heffner, a member of the Financial need of the candidate shall be a English Department of the University of consideration in the selection. Arizona (1924 -26). Value: $200 per year. Eligibility: Deserving and outstanding juniors John E. Kossack Memorial Scholarship or seniors majoring in English. Source: Family and friends of the late John E Value: $1,000. Kossack. Wilma D. Hoyal Memorial American Eligibility: Outstanding Chemistry students. Legion Auxiliary Value: Varies. Source: American Legion Auxiliary. The John E. Lafferty Memorial Scholarshil Eligibility: Upper- division students majoring Fund in the field of political science, selected on the Source: Contributions made by his friends, basis of scholarship and leadership. students and colleagues. Value: $200. Renewable on the basis of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students satisfactory scholastic attainment. majoring in technical theatre. Preference is The Jack Huggins, Scholarship given to students with an emphasis in stage Source: Family, friends, and the estate of Dr. lighting. Jack W. Huggins. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Students pursuing the study of Pauline Landon Memorial Scholarship literature of the Southwest. Source: A fund established by contributions Value: Varies. from family and friends. The Bradley Kerns Pipe Organ Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving drama Source: A gift from Bradley Kerns Pipe Organ students. of Phoenix. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Organ students of Dr. Roy Johnson Edward M. Lavor Memorial Scholarship of the University of Arizona School of Music. Source: Estate of Edward M. Lavor. Although academic excellence and need are a Eligibility: Candidates should be students in consideration, they are not the sole the areas of cytogenetics or cytotechnology. determining factors in the award. Dr. Johnson Value: $200. recommends candidates each year subject to the approval of the University of Arizona Frank M. Life Memorial Scholarships Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: George Gregson, '24, honoring the Value: Number and amount vary each year. late Dr. Frank M. Life, a member of the Samuel Latta Kingan Scholarships faculty (1919 -33). Dr. Life was Dean of the Source: A fund established in the will of College of Liberal Arts 1926 -27 and head of Gertrude Withers Kingan, as a memorial to the the Department of Physics 1927 -33. late Samuel L. Kingan, prominent Tucson Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students lawyer, artist, and patron of the arts. who show academic promise in the field of Eligibility: Outstanding sophomore, junior or physics. senior Arizona resident students majoring in Value: Two at $2,000 annually. art, recommended by the Art Department Peter Marroney Scholarship faculty. Source: Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Harvill. Value: Varies. Eligibility: To be awarded to an outstanding
30 student in the Department of Drama. The Miller Foundation Scholarship in Value: Varies. Drama The Julia Huesinger McCall Scholarships Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the Source: A bequest of $2,000 from the estate of Miller Foundation. Mrs. Julia Huesinger McCall. Eligibility: Full -time students at the Eligibility: Worthy and talented students undergraduate level in any branch of the interested in the profession of music. theatre arts and crafts. Students are selected Value: Varies. for scholarship, leadership, excellence of character, and with an interest in community Lorena DeSanctis McDuff Memorial or professional theatre. Scholarship Value: $500 each. Source: Family and friends of Lorena The Montrose Scholarships for Native DeSanctis McDuff, who did so much to Americans further the goals and objectives of the Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne University of Arizona. Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo Eligibility: To be awarded to the outstanding Alto, California. senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, Eligibility: Worthy and deserving University of Arizona. Selection will be made upper- division or Graduate Native American in the spring of each year preceding the students at the University of Arizona. Students nominee's senior year. The selection process must not only demonstrate financial need but will be completed by April 1. Nominations possess exceptional educational will be made by all departments in the College qualifications.Preference shown to students in of Arts and Sciences, with selection made by the fields of Accounting, Chemistry, the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Engineering, and Agriculture.Scholarships in conjunction with the Arts and Sciences may be renewed on the basis of a 3.0 or better Scholarship Committee. Grade Point Cumulative average for Graduates Value: $3,500 per year. or a 2.50 for undergraduates.Candidates are The George L. and Elizabeth F. McFarland nominated by the Indian Student Advisor and Scholarship in Medical Technology subject to the approval of the Office of Source: A gift from Elizabeth F. and George Scholarships and Financial Aids. L. McFarland, long interested in the Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. University of Arizona. The David L. Moore Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Junior college transfer pursuing in Economics Geology degrees in medical technology. Must have a Source: An endowment from the Rosario commitment to work in rural areas of the Resources Corporation and contributions from nation and must be interested in working friends and business associates of the late independently. Candidates are nominated by David L. Moore. Mr. Moore held a Master's the faculty of the Medical Technology Degree in Geology from the University of program subject to the approval of the Office Arizona. of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Outstanding undergraduate Value: Two annually at $500 each. students in the field of Economic Geology who in the opinion of the members of the faculty of The Elizabeth Black Miller Cello and String geosciences possess the attributes and Instrument Scholarship potential of making significant contribution to Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the their field. Nominated by the dean of the Miller Foundation. Faculty of Science subject to the approval of Eligibility: Cellists or other string players of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. superior ability as evidenced in auditions. Should no eligible candidate from the Either undergraduate or graduate students. undergraduate program of the College be Value: $3,000 awarded in varying amounts to available, graduate students will be considered. eligible recipients. Value: Varies.
31 David Murdock Memorial Scholarship Polaroid Foundation Scholarship Source: A fund established by contributions Source: The Polaroid Foundation. from the family and friends of the late Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in composer -pianist David Murdock, a graduate the Center for Creative Photography. of the University. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Arizona residents, graduates of Albert G. Post and Esther S. Graham Arizona high schools, preferably freshmen Scholarships who are majoring in music. Source: A bequest by the late Dr. Anita C. Value: Varies. Post. The Old Pueblo Lapidary Club Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy young men and women Source: The Old Pueblo Lapidary Club. studying music. Eligibility: Deserving students in geosciences Value: Varies. who are interested in semi -precious and native Desmond Powell Scholarship Arizona stones. Source: University of Arizona Alumni. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Upper- division undergraduate Erdean Teague Patterson Scholarship student in the Department of English. Source: Mrs. Charles Ector Patterson, '24. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors or Presser Foundation Grant seniors in the College of Arts & Sciences who Source: The Presser Foundation. are residents of Arizona. Eligibility: The award is to be made to an Value: $200. outstanding student majoring in music, Rollin Pease Scholarship following the end of the student's junior year. Source: Scholarship was established by and is to be paid at the beginning of the friends, family and students of the late Rollin student's senior year. Pease, former Professor of Music at the Value: $1,000 annually. University of Arizona. It is continued by their The Eugene C. Pulliam Journalism contributions and the efforts of the Alpha Scholarship Upsilon Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Source: Central Newspapers Foundation. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Eligibility: Junior students who give promise enrolled in the School of Music or others of becoming good newspapermen. actively involved in School of Music activities Value: Five at $500 each to be used during upon special recommendation of the Chapter their Senior year. and faculty. Value: Varies. The Glenn C. Purviance High School Pianists of America Foundation Scholarship Scholarships in Physics Source: Southwest Pianists Foundation. Source: A bequest from the estate of the late Eligibility: Awarded to a piano student in Glenn C. Purviance of Tucson, Arizona. residence at the University of Arizona Eligibility: Incoming Freshmen who intend to following Spring auditions and upon the major in Physics or Engineering Physics at the recommendation of the piano faculty and University of Arizona. approval of the Director of the School of Value: Two each year at $1,000.00 each. Music. The Glenn C. Purviance Scholarships in Value: $570 per year. Astronomy Josette Pignato Memorial Scholarship Source: A bequest from the estate of the late Source: Family and friends of the late Josette Glenn C. Purviance of Tucson, Arizona. Pignato. Eligibility: Outstanding juniors in astronomy, Eligibility: Preference should go to an selected by their department at the conclusion outstanding and deserving female graduate or of their junior year; scholarships are to be used undergraduate student specializing in sculpture. during the students' senior year. Value: Varies. Value: Three at $2,000 each. 32 The Glenn C. Purviance University Boy Scout service and those returning from Scholarships in Physics military service. Source: A bequestfrom the estate of the late Value: Up to 12 annual scholarships at $1,000 Glenn C. Purviance of Tucson, Arizona. each. Renewable. Eligibility: University students. Based Alice E. Rufenacht Music Scholarship in primarily on the applicant's academic the School of Music performance with emphasis on grades in Source: Mrs. R. E. (Alice) Rufenacht. Physics, Mathematics and English and Eligibility: A student of voice who is a junior secondarily on financial need. or a graduate student. To be awarded to those Value: Two each year at $2,000.00 each. who show promise of a professional career Julia Rebeil Memorial Scholarship upon the recommendation of the voice faculty Source: Friends and students of the late Julia and the approval of the Director of the School Rebeil, former Professor of Music and founder of Music. of the piano department in the University of Value: Number and amount varies. Arizona's School of Music. John P. Schaefer Scholarship in Chemistry Eligibility: To be awarded to a student Source: A gift from George Gregson, '24, majoring in piano selected by the members of honoring Dr. John P. Schaefer, President of the Piano faculty. the University of Arizona 1971 -1982. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Outstanding undergraduate and The Lionel E. Rombach Scholarship in graduate students in the Chemistry Religious Studies Department. Source: A gift from Mr. Lionel E. Rombach, a Value: One at $2,000 annually. graduate of the University of Arizona. Eligibility: Students pursuing a minor in the The Alsie French Schulman and Edmund field of religious studies at The University of Schulman Memorial Scholarships Arizona. It is expected that nominees for this Source: A gift to the University of Arizona in scholarship will expect to enter some form of memory of Alsie French Schulman, formerly religious activity on a professional basis. Assistant Professor of English, and Edmund Candidates must be upper- division Schulman, formerly Professor of academically . They are nominated by the Dendochronology at the U of A. Committee on Religious Studies subject to the Eligibility: Upper- division students in the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Departments of English and Financial Aids. Dendochronology. Candidates are Value: One or more at $550 annually. recommended by the department heads subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships Cy Rubel Memorial Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: The Union Oil Company of California Value: $300 annually. Scholarship may be Foundation, honoring Albert Chatfield (Cy) renewed. Rubel, twice president of the company. Mr. Rubel was a graduate of the University of The Scripps- Howard Foundation Arizona, '17, and the first recipient of the Scholarship Fund Alumni Achievement Award in 1943. Source: Scripps -Howard Foundation. Eligibility: Worthy students from freshman to Eligibility: To be awarded to students who graduate level who demonstrate character and demonstrate academic promise and financial ambition as well as strong academic need, and who are pursuing an academic performance. Students must be enrolled in the curriculum which would qualify them for College of Mines (Chemical Engineering or journalism careers in the broadcasting or Geolo gical Engineering) or the College of newspaper fields, and who intend to pursue Arts and Sciences (Geosciences). careers in one of those fields. Consideration is also accorded students with Value: Varies.
33 The Scripps League Newspapers Education needy undergraduates, one each from Physics, Fund Astronomy, Mathematics, and Chemical Source: Contributions from Scripps League Engineering. Newspapers. Value: Varies. Eligibility: To be awarded to those who plan to The Mary C. Sloan Fine Arts Scholarship engage in the management and financing of Source: On the occasion of the seventy -fifth journalistic enterprises and/or supporting birthday of Mary Catherine Sloan, her children studies that may improve the quality, and grandchildren established a living management and financing of such enterprises memorial to her in the form of a scholarship. and their ability to serve the public interest and Eligibility: Upper- division students in the achieve the objectives of the First Amendment college of Fine Arts in good academic to the Constitution of the United States. standing. Recipients will be selected by the Value: Number and amount varies. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Norman Sholin Guitar Scholarship Value: Resident registration fees. Source: Guitar teachers, students, and friends Edward H. Spicer Fund of the late Norman Sholin, in memory for the Source: The Department of Anthropology, in work he did in establishing the Guitar Program memory of Dr. Edward H. Spicer. in the School of Music. Eligibility: Graduate students majoring in Eligibility: Outstanding classical guitar student cultural anthropology. The student must also planning to pursue a career in performance and be conducting fieldwork in cultural teaching. anthropology in the Southwestern United Value: Varies. States and Northern Mexico. Nominees to be The David E. and Charlene Lee Shough selected by the Department of Anthropology Scholarship for Health Sciences Scholarships and Awards Committee and Source: A gift to the University of Arizona subject to the approval of the Office of from David E. and Charlene Lee Shough of Scholarships and Financial Aids. San Jose, California. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving The Bedros Tatarian Scholarship in upper- division students who are graduates of Chemistry Arizona high schools and who have evidenced Source: A gift from George Gregson, an superior academic qualities in their freshman alumnus of the University of Arizona, to and sophomore years. Preference is given to establish a scholarship in memory of Professor married students and members of minority Bedros Tatarian, former Professor of ethnic groups. Chemistry at the University of Arizona. Value: One or more at varying amounts Eligibility: Upper- division students from annually. Arizona high schools majoring in chemistry Sigma Alpha Iota Patroness Chapter who plan to go into the chemical profession. Source: The Patronesses of Alpha Beta Candidates are nominated by the chemistry Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, University of department, subject to approval of the Office Arizona. of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student Value: One at $2,000. member of Sigma Alpha Iota on the basis of scholarship and need, upon the Technical Theatre Award recommendation of the School of Music Source: Tucson Scottish Rite Lodge of Scholarship Committee. Perfection and others. Value: $250 per year. Eligibility: Drama majors specializing in technical theatre in the areas of stagecraft, Vesto Melvin Slipher Scholarship lighting, scenic and costume design. Source: The estate of V. M. Slipher. Value: Awarded in varying amounts to eligible Eligibility: To be awarded to four capable, recipients.
34 The TEXACOSenior Scholarship in Geology Source: A giftfrom the TEXACO Company Eligibility: Candidates for each year are nominated by the Department of Geosciences and the Department of Geological Engineering from the Juniorclass of the previous fall. Principal factors in the selection are academic achievement, potential, and dedication. Financial need will be considered in those cases where itwould be the deciding factor. Value: One each year at $1,500.00. Wilson Raynor Thompson Memorial Scholarship Source: Family and friends of Wilson Raynor Thompson, a former University of Arizona student. Eligibility: A worthy student in the College of Arts and Sciences with a special interest in environmental studies. Value: $250 annually. Troutman Book Scholarship Fund Source: Family and friends of Edwin Glenn and Maude Seaton Troutman. Eligibility: Deserving freshmen students in the College of Arts & Sciences. Recipients are expected to donate to the principle fund of the scholarship upon attainment of their professional goals. Eligibility: Any graduate or undergraduate Value: Varies. student whose major professional interest is Sandy Truett Memorial Scholarship Fund mineralogy. Source: Family and friends of the late Sandy Value: Varies. Truett. Tucson Medical Center Scholarships Eligibility: Outstanding student in Scientific Source: Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. Illustration, Biology Department. Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Value: Varies. health sciences (nursing, pharmacy, William John (Paddy) Tucker Memorial micro- biology). Must be residents of Pima Scholarship County with a grade point average of 3.0 or Source: Curtis G. Benjamin, '27, in memory better. Renewable. of Dr. William John Tucker, a member of the Value: $700 each. English Department of the University of Tucson Music Teachers Association Arizona (1926 -60). General Memorial Fund Eligibility: Worthy and promising juniors or Source: Tucson Music Teachers Association. seniors majoring in English. Eligibility: To be awarded to a student Value: $1000. majoring in any musical instrument or voice. Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, Candidate shall have been a student of a Incorporated, Scholarship TMTA member until he /she registers at the Source: Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, University of Arizona School of Music. Inc. Candidate shall be selected by members of the
35 music faculty of the University by competitive Charles, Charles, Jr., and Anthony auditions. Financial need of the candidate shall Vomaska Memorial Scholarship be a consideration in the selection. Source: A gift from Mrs. Sophia Vomaska, Value: $200 per year. wife and mother. The University Alumni Music Scholarship Eligibility: Unmarried male and female Source: Alumni contributions. graduates of Rincon High School, who intend Eligibility: Given to an outstanding music to major in scientific fields, particularly those major, either a graduate or undergraduate to be entering premedical studies. Candidates selected by the scholarship committee and the selected on the basis of American citizenship Director of the School of Music. and scholarship. A committee consisting of the Value: Varies. May be renewed. principal, head counselor, and a teacher from Rincon High School recommends recipients to University Fine Arts Scholarships the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. Value: Minimum of $500. Eligibility: Students adept in the fields of music, dance, art, drama, and speech A Willard Voorhees Memorial Scholarship communication. in Geology Value: A number of scholarships providing for Source: Mrs. A. Willard Voorhees and A. remission of normal and usual tuition, Willard Voorhees, Jr., in memory of husband registration fees, and music course fees. and father. Special fees, and extraordinary fees such as Eligibility: Worthy and deserving sophomores those charged for individual instruction as in in geology who have maintained a cumulative aviation, etc., are not included, nor are fees or grade average of 2.5 or better. Nominations charges imposed or collected by are made by the subcommittee on scholarships non -University agencies. of the Faculty of Sciences subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and The Adrian Vandeverde, Jr., Memorial Financial Aids. Scholarship in the Sciences Value: Varies. Source: A gift from Mrs. Adrian Vandeverde of Tucson, in memory of her son, Adrian Max P. Vosskuhler Memorial Scholarship Vandeverde, Jr., a former student of sciences. Source: Contributions from family and friends Eligibility: Worthy and deserving in memory of Max P. Vosskuhler, who spent upper- division students in the area of the 57 years at the University of Arizona as a sciences. Candidates are nominated by the student and faculty member. various department chairmen and selected by Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. drama. Must be graduates of Tucson high schools. Value: Varies. Value: One at $300. Recipients are requested to donate a similar amount to this scholarship Lois G. Whisler Scholarship after meeting their professional goals. Source: A gift from the Estate of Lois G. Whisler. Florine Pinson Vickers Memorial Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Scholarship majoring in Journalism. Source: Family and friends of Horine Pinson Value: Varies. Vickers. Eligibility: Students enrolled in the School of The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Music majoring in piano. The recipient may be in Music any year scholastically and is chosen at the Source: A bequest from the late Alma L. discretion of the Director of the School of Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona. Music subject to the approval of the Office of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Scholarships and Financial Aids. the University of Arizona School of Music. Value: $1,000 annually. Candidates are nominated by the School of
36 Music subject tothe approval of the Office of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Scholarships and FinancialAids. upper- division students at the University of Value: Oneannually at $600. Arizona. Residency is not a factor, but and Myron Winslow Memorial recipients must have demonstrated exceptional The Ruben academic ability. The Colleges of Mines, Arts Scholarships and Sciences, Agriculture and Engineering ïource: A giftfrom the estates of the late his son, Myron N. will each award scholarships annually. Ruben Winslow and Value: Varies. Winslow.
The Rollah E. Aston Scholarship GRADUATE Source: A gift from Mr. Rollah E. Aston of Alumni Music Scholarship Tucson. Source: Music alumni from the University of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving upper- division and graduate students, Arizona. Eligibility: Given to an outstanding music graduates of Arizona high schools. Must be major, either graduate or undergraduate to be students in the College of Education or School selected by the Scholarship Committee and the of Music. Alternates between colleges. Director of the School of Music; may be Candidates are nominated by the department, renewed. subject to the approval of the Office of Value: Varies. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Number varies at $500. The Mary Storrs Anderson Scholarship Source: Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae as a John R. Barnett Scholarship memorial to Mary Storrs Anderson, a national Source: Family, friends and the Dow Jones founder of this professional musical fraternity. Corporation. Eligibility: Given to a female music major in Eligibility: The Scholarship is awarded each good standing who is a sophomore, junior, semester to one of the editors of "The senior or graduate student and who shows Tombstone Epitaph," the community outstanding musical and scholastic abilities. newspaper published by students in the She should be in some financial need, but is Journalism Department at the University of not required to participate in a performing Arizona. group. Value: Varies. Value: $200 per semester. Bert S. Butler Scholarships Anonymous Art Scholarship Source: A fund established by the late Dr. Bert Source: Anonymous. S. Butler, together with his wife. Dr. Butler Eligibility: Deserving graduate student in Art, was widely known for his contributions to specializing in Painting. economic geology as a professor of geology, Value: $1,000.00 available to be given. and for many years was head of the University of Arizona Foundation Department of Geology in the College of Scholarship. Mines. The Arizona Federation of Music Clubs Eligibility: Graduate students in geology, on Scholarship the basis of character, scholarship, and Source: The Arizona Federation of Music professional potential. Clubs. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Arizona resident women students The Dave Clark Memorial Scholarship in music education, with an applied major in Source: Gifts from the friends of Dave Clark piano, and upon the recommendation of the and from the Computing Industry. piano faculty. Eligibility: Graduate students in Computer Value: Varies. Science pursuing advanced studies in the
37 experimental areas of computer science, such archaeology in the Department of as operating systems, programming Anthropology at the University of Arizona. languages, software engineering, and Awards may be made for the following numerical analysis. Preference is given to purposes: (a) General educational needs; (b) applicants pursuing the Ph.D. degree. To assist a student in achieving goals in a Value: Two at $1500 or one at $3000. special project such as a research project or Comins Fellowship Fund dissertation preparation; (c) As an award for Source: Established by Mr. Eben F. Comins. exceptionally meritorious work. Candidates are nominated by a committee appointed by Eligibility: To be awarded to graduate students the head of the department who may serve in in Anthropology and other fields engaged in studies that may contribute to the cultural an ex- officio capacity on the committee, subject to the approval of the Office of understanding of the American Indian. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Preference will be given to those students with Value: Varies. Awards may be made annually equal academic attainments and financial or at intervals longer than a year. need. Value: Varies. Samuel Fain Memorial Scholarship Cornelio L. Coronado Memorial Source: Family and friends of Samuel Fain. Scholarship Eligibility: Graduate students in music. Source: Robert J. Coronado '58. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Needy, scholastically promising, The William H. Fink Prize in Philosophy U.S. citizen students who exhibit good Source: A gift from W. H. Fink, Emeritus character. Students should be pursuing a fine Professor of Economics, University of arts, science or engineering curriculum. Arizona. Value: $1,000 annually. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate Andrew Ellicott Douglass Memorial students of Philosophy and logic. The Scholarship recipient for the following academic year is Source: A fund established by the late Mrs. named each year by a special committee of the Ida Whittington Douglass and Elizabeth Hale Department of Philosophy. Strickler. Value: The annual income from an endowed Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in investment of $10,000.00. the fields of dendrochronology and astronomy. William Shirley Fulton Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: A bequest by the late Mr. William Downtown Sertoma Club of Tucson Shirley Fulton, pioneer Arizona archaeologist Scholarship and founder of the Amerind Foundation of Source: Downtown Sertoma Club of Tucson. Dragoon, Arizona. Eligibility: To be awarded to a graduate Eligibility: Outstanding undergraduate or student, enrolled in the Speech and Hearing graduate students in archaeology. Department, who is an Arizona resident and Value: Varies. shows need of financial assistance. Preference Getty Oil Company Scholarships will be given to students who are dedicated to Source: Getty Oil Company. helping those with speech and hearing Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in disabilities. the fields of geosciences, geological Value: One annually at $1,000. engineering, and mechanical engineering. The Educational Fund for Archaeology Based on scholastic aptitude and leadership Source: Contributions for the advancement of with at least a cumulative grade average of 2.8 archaeological learning. (4.0 = "A") or better, who have displayed an Eligibility: Awards from this fund may be active interest and participation in student made to upper- division and graduate students campus and department activities. The of demonstrated scholastic ability majoring in recipient must have shown an ability to
38 satisfactorily as an officer or in performances and/or productions sponsored performchairman in at least one campus by the College of Fine Arts. committee organization (orif a freshman, in a high school Value: Varies. organization). Therecipient must also be Marie Padgett Hamilton Scholarships in willing to beinterviewed for summer English employment (ifavailable) with Getty Oil Source: Dr. J. Y. Bryan. Company andhe or she must show a desire to Eligibility: To be awarded solely on the basis undertake a careerin petroleum or mining of extraordinarily meritorious undergraduate industry aftergraduation. or graduate work in English Literature or Value: $1,000 per year. Creative Writing without any regard for personal need by the recipient. The Igor GorinScholarship in Voice Value: Varies. Source: TheAshton Co., Inc., of Tucson. Eligibility: Students in the Schoolof Music, Hernon -Jones Memorial Scholarship majoring in voice. Students must have Source: Friends and colleagues of the late completed at least 60 units of prerequisite Robert M. Hernon and the late William R. undergraduate study in the School of Music Jones. with a grade point average of "B" or better. Eligibility: Graduate students showing unusual Nominations will be made by the Voice promise in the field of geology, who are Faculty with the approval of the Director of the recommended by the department of School of Music. geosciences. Value: Two at $700 annually. Value: Varies. Lois M. Graesser Fine Arts Scholarship The Jack Huggins Scholarship Source: The Graesser Foundation, in memory Source: Family, friends, and the estate of Dr. of Lois M. Graesser, wife of Professor Roy F. Jack W. Huggins. Graesser, former head of the Math Eligibility: Students pursuing the studies of Department. literature of the Southwest. Eligibility: Outstanding graduate students Value: Varies. studying music. The Emery and Ann -Eve M. Johnson Value: Varies. Internships George Grant Memorial Scholarship Source: A gift from Emery and Ann -Eve M. Source: Art Dept. Alumnus, Mark Sawyer. Johnson to establish a graduate scholarship Eligibility: A graduate student in the area of program in cooperation with the Anthropology photography who has made a superior Department, the History Department and other contribution of service to the U of A Fine Arts departments of the University of Arizona, Photography Program. utilizing the facilities of the Arizona Historical Value: Varies. Society in connection with their own internship program. June Lander Greene Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate Source: Opera Guild of Southern Arizona. students in the various areas that offer course Eligibility: Student must be enrolled in the credits for projects developed and completed Opera Theater. Recipient to be selected by the at the Arizona Historical Society Museum. Director of the Opera Theater. Candidates are nominated by faculty members Value: $300. in the department concerned and approved by Albert M. and Kathryn Haldeman a subcommittee composed of the heads of the Scholarships Anthropology and History Departments and Source: Albert M. Haldeman Endowment. the Director of the Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Regularly enrolled undergraduate Financial Aids. Can be used during the or graduate students in the University. The summer term. recipient of a Haldeman scholarship need not Value: Varies, as does the number available be a fine arts major, but must be a participant yearly.
39 The Elizabeth Black Miller Cello and String must submit a brief statement regarding his Instrument Scholarship interests in acting and directing, and his Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the eventual goals and objectives. He must report Miller Foundation. for an interview and/or audition before a Eligibility: Cellists or other string players of faculty committee of the department. superior ability as evidenced in auditions. Value: Two at $1,800 each and playwrite Either undergraduate or graduate students. awards at $2,500. Value: $2,000, awarded in varying amounts to eligible recipients. Miller Foundation Playwright Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller and the The Miller Foundation Performing Arts Miller Foundation. Fellowship in the Area of Drama Eligibility: A full -time student at the graduate Source: Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Miller of level who is genuinely interested in the Marshfield, Wisconsin, and Tucson, Arizona, performing arts as a career. Preference is given provide through the Miller Foundation the sum to those in the area of playwriting. The - of $12,000 annually for scholarships and candidate must submit an original dramatic fellowships in the performing arts, composition as evidence of his ability to write architecture, and in dairy science at the in dramatic form. They must report for an University of Arizona. The first recipients interview and/or audition before a faculty were supported during the 1965 - 66 school committee of the department. year in drama, theater arts and crafts, cello, Value: $2,500. and in dairy science. Eligibility: Full -time students at the graduate The Montrose Scholarships for Native level who are genuinely interested in the Americans performing arts as a career. Preference is given Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne to those in the areas of playwriting, directing, Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo and acting. In,playwriting the candidate must Alto, California. submit an original dramatic composition as Eligibility: Worthy and deserving evidence of his ability to write in dramatic upper- division or graduate Native American form. In directing and acting the candidate students at the University of Arizona. Students
40 Josette Pignato Memorial Scholarship must not onlydemonstrate financial need but exceptional education qualifications. Source: Family and friends of the late Josette possess Pignato. Preference shownto students in the fields of Accounting, Chemistry,Engineering, and Eligibility: Preference should go to an Agriculture.Scholarships may be renewed on outstanding and deserving female graduate or undergraduate student specializing in the basisof a 3.0 or better Grade Point Cumulative averagefor graduates or a 2.50 for sculpture. undergraduates. Candidates arenominated by Value: Varies. the IndianStudent Advisor and subject to the Polaroid Foundation Scholarship approval of the Office of Scholarships and Source: The Polaroid Foundation. Financial Aids. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Value: 25 annually at$1,000.00. the Center for Creative Photography. Anne MoretonMemorial Art Scholarships Value: Varies. Source: Familyand friends of Anne Moreton. Julia Rebeil Memorial Scholarship Selection Eligibility: Graduate students in Art. Source: Friends and students of the late Julia made by the Art Department with theapproval Rebeil, former Professor of Music and founder Financial of the Office of Scholarships and of the Piano department in the University of Aids. Arizona's School of Music. Value: Varies. Eligibility: To be awarded to a student The Old Pueblo Lapidary Club Scholarship majoring in piano selected by the members of Source: The Old Pueblo Lapidary Club. the Piano faculty. Eligibility: Deserving students in geosciences Value: Varies. who are interested in semi -precious and native John P. Rockfellow Memorial Scholarship Arizona stones. Source: Contributions from family and friends Value: Varies. of the late John P. Rockfellow. In addition, David L. Patrick Graduate Scholarships in interest from funds donated by the Union Oil English Company perpetuate this scholarship. Source: David L. Patrick Memorial Eligibility: Outstanding doctoral candidates in Scholarship Fund. Western American history. Eligibility: Graduate students in English. Value: Varies. Value: Two at $500 each or one at $1,000. Cy Rubel Memorial Scholarships Rollin Pease Scholarship Source: The Union Oil Company of California Source: Friends, family, and former students Foundation, honoring Albert Chatfield of the late Rollin Pease, former Professor of ("Cy") ") Rubel, twice president of the Music. company. Mr. Rubel was a graduate of the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students University of Arizona, '17, and the first enrolled in the School of Music. recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award Value: Varies. in 1943. The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Eligibility: Worthy students from freshman to Scholarship in Microbiology graduate level who demonstrate character and Source: A gift from Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and ambition as well as strong academic Susan Mendelsohn in memory of Newton and performance. Students must be enrolled in the Shirlee Pfeffer. College of Mines (Chemical Engineering or Eligibility: A worthy and deserving woman Geological Engineering) or the College of Arts student pursuing a graduate degree in and Sciences (Geosciences). Consideration is Microbiology. Award is based on academic also accorded students with Boy Scout service achievement with financial need also taken and those returning from military service. into consideration. Value: Up to 12 annual scholarships at $1,000 Value: One annually at $500. each. Renewable.
41 Alice E. Rufenacht Music Scholarship in Florine Pinson Vickers Memorial the School of Music Scholarship Source: Mrs. R. E. (Alice) Rufenacht. Source: Family and friends of Florine Pinson Eligibility: A student of voice who is a junior Vickers. or a graduate student. To be awarded to those Eligibility: Students enrolled in the School of who show promise of a professional career Music majoring in piano. The recipient may be upon the recommendation of the voice faculty any year scholastically and is chosen at the and the approval of the Director of the School discretion of the Dean of the School of Music of Music. subject to the approval of the Office of Value: Number and amount varies. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: $1,000 annually. Maxwell N. Short Memorial Scholarship Source: Members of the family of the late Mark Voris Memorial Scholarship Maxwell N. Short, former Professor of Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. Petrography and Head of the Department of Mark Voris, former Professor of Art. Geology at the University of Arizona. Eligibility: An outstanding graduate student Eligibility: Graduate students engaged in majoring in Art. research problems related to the geology of the Value: Amount and number varies. Southwest or Mexico. The Kenneth F. Wertman Graduate Value: Varies. Scholarship in Microbiology Source: Donations from friends and associates Sigma Alpha Iota Patroness Chapter of the late Dr. Kenneth F. Wertman, former Source: The Patronesses of Alpha Beta head of the Department of Microbiology and Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, University of Medical Technology at the University of Arizona. Arizona. Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students member of Sigma Alpha Iota on the basis of majoring in the field of microbiology at the scholarship and need upon the University of Arizona. Nominations by the recommendation of the School of Music faculty of the department subject to the Scholarship Committee. approval of the Scholarships and Financial Value: $250 per year. Aids Office. Value: Number and amount varies. Not The Sulzer Fund Graduate Fellowships in renewable. Geosciences Source: Bequest of William and Clara Sulzer. The Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow Health Eligibility: Awarded to outstanding, deserving Career Scholarship for Indians of the graduate students in one of the disciplines of Americas the Department of Geosciences. Selection is Source: A gift from Arthur F. and Julie made by the Nominating Committee, subject Woodrow. to the approval of the Office of Scholarships Eligibility: American Indian graduate student and Financial Aids. who plan careers in the various fields of the Value: Varies. health sciences. Candidates are screened by the Indian Student Advisor and approved by The University Alumni Music Scholarship the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: Alumni contributions. Value: Two at $500 each. Eligibility: Given to an outstanding music major, either a graduate or undergraduate to be selected by the Director of the School of Music. Subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Varies. May be renewed.
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The American Society of Military Comptrollers, Cochise Chapter, Scholarship Source: The American Society of Military Comptrollers, Cochise Chapter. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors in the College of Business and Public Administration with a cumulative grade average of at least 2.5. Consideration will also be given to students attending any accredited junior college who have been accepted for admission into the College of Business and Public Administration at the University of Arizona in their junior year. Three students will be nominated by a committee of University of Arizona faculty members and will be interviewed by the American Society of Military Comptrollers, Cochise Chapter, Scholarship Committee and the chapter president. Final selection will be made by that committee. Value: $650 per individual award each year. Awards are made for two successive years. The George H. Amos Sr. Scholarship Internship Source: Albert W. Gibson, President and George H. Amos, Jr., Executive Vice President of the Tucson Realty and Trust Company in honor of Mr. Amos' father, UNDERGRADUATE George H. Amos, who served the firm for Altrusa Club of Tucson Scholarship some sixty years including a term as President Source: Altrusa Club of Tucson. from 1932 until 1967. After retiring as Eligibility: Preference for women students in a President, Mr. Amos continued to serve as business related field having a 3.0 or better Chairman of the Board. g.p.a. Eligibility: Worthy upper- division or graduate Value: Varies. students in the College of Business and Public
43 Assistant City Manager for Operations and and long -time executive with the Ronstadt Utilities. Contributions to this fund will be Hardware Company. invested in a permanent endowment and the Eligibility: Arizona residents completing their earnings only will be used for the actual junior year in the College of Business and awards. Public Administration with a General Business Eligibility: To be awarded to outstanding major. While need is not a requirement, junior students in the College of Business and candidates must have employment experience Public Administration majoring in Public while in college. Candidates are nominated by Administration and planning to pursue a career scholarship committee of College of Business in municipal government. Financial need is and Public Administration on basis of merit, not a factor in the selection process. Students leadership qualities and recommendations will be selected by the Dean of the College in from employers subject to the approval of the connection with the College's Sub -committee Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. on Scholarships and the Chairman of the Award may be made annually at the College's Public Administration Department subject to May Commencement convocation. the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Value: Varies. Financial Aids. The Thomas R. (Tim) Campbell Memorial Value: One or more awards at $500 each. Scholarship Arizona Police League Scholarship Source: Family and friends of Tim Campbell Source: Arizona Police League. who served the city of Tucson in various Eligibility: Junior or senior with cumulative capacities from 1966 through 1977, finally as g.p.a. of 2.5 or better majoring in Criminal College of Business and Public Justice. Must be an Arizona resident. Administration. Value: $250 annually. Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate The Arizona Retail Grocers Association students in the various fields of Business and Scholarships Public Administration. Students must have Source: Funds provided annually by the Retail demonstrated academic ability in their chosen Grocers Association of Arizona. field as well as motivation towards the Eligibility: Outstanding upper- division completion of their academic careers. students who are Arizona residents with a Value: One yearly at $500. major in Marketing. Priority will be given to students whose families are member Carnation Scholarships - Undergraduates employees of the Association. Candidates are Source: The board of Advisors of the Elbridge nominated by the College of Business and Stuart Foundation. Public Administration subject to the approval Eligibility: Worthy upper- division of the Office of Scholarships and Financial undergraduates majoring in Marketing. Aids. Selection is to be based on high scholarship. Value: Three annually at $1,000. Value: $1000.00 worth of award, given as either one or two scholarships. The Maurice M. Briggs Scholarship Source: A gift from Steven Soboroff, a former Henry E. Dahlberg Scholarship student of Dr. Briggs. Source: Henry E. Dahlberg, '33, of Tucson. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: Junior or senior students with upper- division students in Real Estate. preference given to those majoring in finance. Candidates are recommended by the Head of Value: $500, one year. the Department, subject to the approval of the Lewis W. Douglas Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: The First National Bank. Value: $200 annually. Eligibility: Senior students who are Arizona James Briscoe Business Scholarship residents majoring in economics or finance. Source: Family and friends of the late James Preference will be given to those planning a W. Briscoe, University of Arizona Alumnus career in the field of commercial banking.
44 Recipient is to be selected on the basis of William H. Hibbs Corrections Scholarship scholarship, initiative and professional Source: Alpha Delta Alpha, the campus promise. honorary society in Public Administration. Value: One at$525. Eligibility: A student majoring in Correctional Joseph K. Eichenbaum Scholarship Administration who at the end of his junior Source: Establishedby Steven L. Soboroff. year has one of the three highest cumulative Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in grade averages among juniors majoring in the real estate area.Candidates are Correctional Administration. recommended to the subcommittee on Value: Amount varies. Scholarships of the College of BPA by the The William H. Hibbs Memorial department. Scholarship Value: One at $200.00. Source: Friends and family of the late William The Exchange Club of Downtown Tucson H. Hibbs, former Assistant to the Dean of the Scholarship Administration. Preference shall be given to Source: The Exchange Club of Downtown men and women majoring in real estate or insurance and to qualified sons and daughters Tucson Eligibility: Junior or first- semester senior in or grandchildren of employees or former the College of Business. Student must be a employees of the Tucson Realty and Trust Tucson area high school graduate and must be Company. The Internship shall consist of two full -time with a cumulative grade point semesters experience with the Tucson Realty average of 3.0 or better. and Trust Co. Value: Registration fees for fall and spring Value: $900 Scholarship; $640 Internship. semesters. Carlos C. and Alex G. Jacome Memorial The Richard A. Harvill Scholarships in Scholarship Economics Source: Gifts from members of the family and Source: An endowment established by George friends of the late Carlos C. and Alex G. Gregson '24 in honor of Richard A Harvill, Jacome. President of the University of Arizona from Eligibility: Incoming freshmen in the College 1950 -1971. of Business and Public Administration who Eligibility: Outstanding junior and senior have a mastery of more than one language. students pursuing programs in the Department Candidates are to be recommended by the of Economics at the University of Arizona. Dean of the College and interviewed by the Candidates are nominated by the department Director of the Office of Scholarships and subject to the approval of the Office of Financial Aids. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Two annually at $600.00. Value: Two annually at $2,000. Raymond C. Johnson Scholarship The William P. Hessian, Jr. and Orville P. Source: Raymond C. Johnson, '28, Vice Nelson Memorial Scholarship in Real Estate Chairman of the Board, New York Life Source: National Association on Independent Insurance Company. Fee Appraisers, Tucson Chapter. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving junior or Eligibility: Upper division students having senior students in the College of Business and demonstrated academic excellence in the Real Public Administration majoring in finance, Estate Program of the University of Arizona concentrating on insurance. College of Business and Public Value: Two at $500 each. Administration. Candidates are nominated by Jud Kane Memorial Scholarship the Dean of the College, subject to the Source: A friend of the late Jud Kane. Mr. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Kane, a 1950 graduate in Electrical Financial Aides. Engineering at the University of Arizona, was Value: Varies. a distinguished member of the Tucson
45 business community for many years. College of Business and Public Administration Eligibility: Worthy and deserving majoring in public administration, selected on upper- division students who are graduates of the basis of character, scholarship, grade Tucson area high schools. Preference shown to average not below 3.0 and interest in students majoring in Business Management. professional advancement. The recipient is Value: $300 yearly. recommended by the Dean of the College and the president of the chapter. John F. "Spud" Kelly Memorial Value: Varies. Scholarship Source: Ralph Bilby and former associates of The Montrose Scholarships for Native Mr. Kelly. Americans Eligibility: Students in the College of BPA. Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne Value: $300 for Semester I. Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo Alto, California. The Levy's Scholarship in Business Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: A gift to the University of Arizona upper- division or graduate Native American permanent endowment from the employees of students at the University of Arizona. Students Levy's. must not only demonstrate financial need but Eligibility: Upper- division students who are possess exceptional educational qualifications. employees of Levy's and their sons; and Preference shown to students in the fields of daughters with a major relating to the retail Accounting, Chemistry, Engineering, and business. Candidates are nominated by the Agriculture. Scholarships may be renewed on University of Arizona College of Business and the basis of a 3.0 or better Grade Point Public Administration and the School of Home Cumulative average for graduates or a 2.50 for Economics and selected by the Office of undergraduates. Candidates are nominated by Scholarships and Financial Aids.If there are no the Indian Student Advisor and subject to the eligible candidates among the students with approval of the Office of Scholarships and Levy's affiliations., the scholarship will be Financial Aids. offered to upper division students in the above Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. fields who are graduates of Tucson area high schools. The Victor and Hyman Myerson Memorial Value: Number and amount vary. Scholarship in Business and Public Administration The Edwin J. Longstreet Memorial Source: Lillian R. Myerson, wife of the lat Scholarship Hyman Myerson. Source: Friends of the late Edwin J. Eligibility: Junior or Senior students in the Longstreet, past president of the Tucson Real College of Business and Public Estate Exchangors. Administration. Preference is given to those Eligibility: Deserving students interested in a students majoring in marketing. career in Real Estate. Award is open to any Value: Two annually at $500.00 each. member of the class and not merely those who have shown high scholastic attainment. Herbert U. Nelson Memorial Fund Recommendations are to be made by the Source: National Association of Realtors. Department of Finance and Real Estate subject Eligibility: Deserving students in Real Estate. to the approval of the Office of Scholarships Value: Varies. and Financial Aids. The Pima Savings and Loan Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: The Pima Savings and Loan William H. McConnico Memorial Association. Scholarship. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving junior and Source: The University of Arizona Chapter of senior Arizona residents majoring in Finance Alpha Delta Delta. and Real Estate in the College of Businessand Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Public Administration. Candidates are
46 recommended by the Department of Finance Administration. Preference shall be given to and Real Estate subject to the approval of the students majoring in marketing. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: $600. May be renewed if a satisfactory cumulative Ben Projan Memorial Scholarship average is maintained (3.0). Preference shown Source: Friends of the late Ben Projan. to residents of Flagstaff, Sedona and Tucson. Eligibility: A student in the College of Value: $600 annually. Business and Public Administration Raymond E. Powell Memorial Scholarship demonstrating outstanding scholarship in the Source: Associated Foundations Inc., from the field of marketing. Raymond E. Powell Fund. Value: $500. Eligibility: Juniors and seniors majoring in Ramada Inns Scholarship accounting in the University of Arizona Source: Ramada Inns, Inc. College of Business. Must have completed at Eligibility: Must be a finance major, a junior at least 30 residence credits at the University of the time the award is funded, with a minimum Arizona, with a cumulative grade point of a 3.25 overall GPA. The student must also average of 3.6 or better. Candidates are have a minimum of 30 semester hours at the nominated by the Scholarship Committee of University of Arizona, and have completed at the College of Business and Public least 12 semester hours of finance course Administration subject to the approval of the work. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: $600. Value: One each year at $1000. Kelly Reardon Memorial Scholarship Elmer Present Scholarship Source: Friends and relatives of the late Kelly Source: Elmer Present of Tucson. Reardon. Miss Reardon was a student in the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors and Department of Banking and Finance. seniors, who are Arizona residents enrolled in Eligibility: Upper- division students majoring the College of Business and Public in Finance. Preference given to single parents
47 with dependents. Need and academic at the University of Arizona in February 1975. achievement are also required. Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate Value: Varies. students in the area of Corrections at the The William George Rector Memorial University of Arizona. Candidates are Scholarships recommended to the Office of Scholarships Source: Cooper Industries, Inc. through the and Financial Aids by the academic advisors in Cooper Industries Foundation in memory of this field. Those students who are involved in William George Rector, class of 1939, former extra -curricular activities in Corrections will Senior Vice President and Director of Cooper be given preference. Industries, Inc. Value: Number varies at $50 each. Eligibility: Outstanding incoming freshman The Jack J. and Gary I. Sarver Scholarship enrolling in the College of Business and Public Source: Mrs. Jack Sarver of Tucson, in Administration who plans to major in memory of her son whom she lost in Flint, business, finance, economics or accounting. Michigan, before they came to Arizona, and Awards will be made to applicants her husband. demonstrating academic excellence and his or Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Arizona her extra -curricular activities. Need will be residents, having financial need, who are considered if candidates equally meet the juniors or seniors in the College of Business above criteria. Preference will be given to and Public Administration. qualified sons and daughters of full -time Value: $500. employees of Cooper Industries, Inc., its The Louis Schuette Scholarship in Busines. divisions or subsidiaries, or any successor of Source: Sunstrand Corporation, Rockford, Cooper. Candidates will be nominated by the Illinois. Scholarship Committee, College of Business, Eligibility: The purpose of these scholarships subject to the approval of the Office of is to support eligible seniors in business Scholarships and Financial Aids. May be administration who are engaged in the study of renewed for three years if the student attains a general management of a major enterprise. It cumulative grade point average of 2.75 in his is recognized that such students often will or her freshman year and a 3.000 thereafter prepare themselves for management positions and remains enrolled in the College of in operations, finance, or marketing, and such Business. students are eligible for as long as their Value: $1,000 each year. ultimate objective is the assumption of Gen -Mort Robbins Foundation Scholarship management responsibilities. Any regularly Source: A gift to the University of Arizona enrolled senior pursuing a bachelor of science Endowment Fund by the Gen -Mort Robbins degree in business administration is eligible to Foundation. receive one of the scholarships provided that Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate this person has a cumulative grade point students in the area of home building and real average of 2.5000 or better. estate. Candidates should demonstrate a Value: Number varies at $1,000 each. financial need as well as superior academic The A. C. Simon Memorial Scholarship in achievement. Nominations are made by the Finance College of Business and Public Administration Source: The A. C. Simon Foundation of subject to the approval of the Office of Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. Simon were long -time Scholarships and Financial Aids. residents of this city. Value: Two each year. One to a male student Eligibility: Upper- division students in the and one to a female student. College of Business and Public The Lee Rupert Memorial Grants Administration, majoring in the fields of Source: Friends, associates, and other finance or money and banking. Candidates are concerned citizens appalled by the wanton nominated by the College's subcommittee on murders of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rupert, students scholarships and financial aids, subject to the
48 approval of the Office of Scholarships and and memorial contributions from Dr. Financial Aids. Strickler's family, friends and students. Value: $1,000annually. Eligibility: Senior students majoring in finance, of good character and promise, and Irving E.Soboroff Scholarship gift from Steven L. Soboroff, a whose scholastic achievements are Source: A outstanding. Recommendations are made by former studentin Real Estate at The University in Los Angeles, California. Given the Head of the Department of Finance and the of Arizona, Dean of the College of Business and Public in honor ofhis father. Eligibility: Senior or graduate students at The Administration. Value: $350. University of Arizona who have completed or are completingcourses in advanced Real John S. Sundt Memorial Scholarship Estate and areinterested in the area of Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. shopping center development. Papers are John S. Sundt. submitted to a committee appointed by the Eligibility: Junior or senior students majoring head of the Department of Finance, Insurance, in engineering, architecture, business, or law. and Real Estate. Value: Varies. Value: $200. Tucson Advertising Club Scholarship Southern Arizona Mortgage Bankers Source: Tucson Advertising Club. Association Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving junior and Source: A gift from the Southern Arizona senior students (including those from Mortgage Bankers Association. out -of- state) planning to enter the field of Eligibility: Junior or senior in the College of advertising. Candidates are nominated by the Business and Public Administration, majoring College of Business and Public Administration in finance or real estate; the student must have subject to the approval of the Office of completed six hours in real estate courses with Scholarships and Financial Aids. Final an emphasis on real estate finance. The student decision is made by members of Tucson must have a 3.25 or better cumulative g.p.a. Advertising Club. and be an Arizona resident. Candidates will be Value: One or more at $1,000.00 each. nominated by the Department of Finance for interviews by the Board of Directors of the Tucson Board of Realtors Scholarship Southern Arizona Mortgage Bankers Source: Tucson Board of Realtors, Inc. Association. This scholarship will not be Eligibility: Outstanding students in the College awarded concurrently with any other of Business and Public Administration with scholarship to a particular student. majors in the field of Real Estate. Value: Two at $750 each annually. Value: Varies. John R. Stilb, C.L.U., and Associates The Tucson Law Enforcement Association Scholarship Scholarship in Corrections Source: John R. Stilb, C.L.U., and Source: An annual gift from the Tucson Law Associates, representing the National Life Enforcement Association. Insurance Company of Vermont. This firm Eligibility: Worthy and deserving was founded by Mr. Stilb, a graduate of the upper- division students in the field of University of Arizona. Corrections and Law Enforcement. Candidates Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in must be graduates of Tucson area high schools the College of Business and Public and demonstrate need as well as academic Administration majoring in life insurance. achievement. Candidates are nominated by Value: $500. Corrections faculty subject to approval of the Glen Wood Strickler Memorial Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: An investment fund begun by the late Value: Two annually at $250.00 each. May be Dr. Strickler and his students as a teaching renewed with 3.0 cumulative grade point device in his classes; earnings from said fund; average.
49 The Tucson Personnel Club Scholarship Source: Agift from the Tucson Personnel Club. GRADUATE Eligibility: Senior members of the University The George H. Amos Sr. Scholarship of Arizona Student Chapter of the American Internship Society of Personnel Administrators. Source: Albert W. Gibson, President and Candidates are selected from the Junior class. George H. Amos, Jr., Executive Vice Awards are made for Senior year. President of the Tucson Realty and Trust Value: At least one annually at $500.00. Company in honor of Mr. Amos' father, James A. Van Houten Scholarship George H. Amos, who served the firm for Source: James A. Van Houten, CLU, ChFC. some sixty years including a term as President Eligibility: This award is to benefit a student from 1932 until 1967. After retiring as with a proven interest in pursuing a career in President, Mr. Amos continued to serve as life insurance. Chairman of the Board. Value: $500 per year. Eligibility: Worthy upper- division or graduate students in the College of Business and Public Robert J. Weiler Real Estate Scholarship Administration. Preference shall be given to Source: Robert J. Weiler Insurance Company, men and women majoring in real estate or Columbus, Ohio. insurance and to qualified sons and daughters Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students or grandchildlren of employees or former majoring in real estate. employees of the Tucson Realty and Trust Value: Minimum of $550 annually. Company. The Internship shall consist of two Arthur Young & Company Scholarship semesters experience with the Tucson Realty Source: Arthur Young & Company. and Trust Co. Eligibility: Seniors or Graduate Students in Value: $900 Scholarship; $640 Internship. Accounting who show promise of success in Scholarship the Public Accounting profession and who Source: A fund established by numerous plan to enter that profession. former students, colleagues and friends of the Value: $550 per year. late Dr. Elmer J. Brown. Dr. Brown joined the
50 1916 and was assigned the duty of The Montrose Scholarships for Native faculty in curriculum in economics. He developing the Americans the head of the Economics, Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne soon became Administration and Sociology Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo Business Department. In 1934 he wasappointed Alto, California. Director of theSchool of Business and Public Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Administration. This schoolbecame the upper- division or graduate Native American College of Businessand Public Administration students at the University of Arizona. Students in 1943 withDr. Brown serving as its first must not only demonstrate financial need but Dean. In1957 he became Dean Emeritus, but possess exceptional educational qualifications. he continued to serveas Professor of Preference shown to students in the fields of Economics until the timeof his death in 1970. Accounting, Chemistry, Engineering, and Eligibility: Graduate studentsin economics, Agriculture. Scholarships may be renewed on on the basisof character, scholarship and the basis of a 3.0 or better Grade Point professional potential. Cumulative average for graduates or a 2.50 for Value: Amount varies. Atleast one undergraduates. Candidates are nominated by scholarship awarded annually. May be the Indian Student Advisor and subject to the renewed. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Carnation Scholarships - MBA's Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. Advisors of the Elbridge Source: The board of Claude H. Moyer Scholarship Stuart Foundation. Eligibility: Worthy MBA candidate based on Source: Estate of Tacy Clagett Moyer. Eligibility: To be awarded to a first year high scholarship with preference to a student doctoral student in Management. with a marketing interest. Value: Varies. Value: $1500.00. The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial The Joseph K. Eichenbaum Scholarship Scholarshipin Public Administration Source: A gift from Steven Soboroff, a Source: A gift from Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and graduate of the University of Arizona. Susan Mendelsohn, in memory of Newton and Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Shirlee Pfeffer. the Real Estate area. Candidates are Eligibility: A worthy and deserving woman recommended to the sub -committee on student in the master's program in the Public Scholarships of the College of Business and Administration Department. Award is based Public Administration by the Department. All primarily on academic achievement with nominations are subject to the approval of the financial need also taken into consideration. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: One annually at $500. Value: One at $200 annually. The Bill and Mary Reilly Scholarship The William H. Hibbs Memorial Source: A gift from the family of Mr_ and Scholarship Mrs. William Reilly in 1980. In honor of Mr. Source: Friends and family of the late William Reilly 's recent appointment to the Arizona H. Hibbs, former Assistant Dean of the Board of Regents. College of Business and Public Eligibility: Students at the three universities Administration. enrolled in Masters of Business Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate Administration Programs. Nominated by the students in the various fields of Business and Dean. Alternates between schools. Public Administration. Students must have Value: One each year at $1,075.00. demonstrated academic ability in their chosen Renewable during course of degree. field as well as motivation towards the completion of their academic careers. Gen -Mort Robbins Foundation Scholarship Value: One yearly at $500. Source: A gift to the University of Arizona
51 Endowment Fund by the Gen -Mort Robbins be given preference. Foundation. Value: Number varies at $50 each. Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate students in the area of home building and real Irving E. Soboroff Scholarship estate. Candidates should demonstrate a Source: A gift from Steven L. Soboroff, a financial need as well as superior academic former student in Real Estate at The University achievement. Nominations are made by the of Arizona, in Los Angeles, California. Given College of Business and Public Administration in honor of his father. subject to the approval of the Office of Eligibility: Senior or graduate students at The Scholarships and Financial Aids. University of Arizona who have completed or Value: Two each year. One to a male student are completing courses in advanced Real and one to a female student. Estate and are interested in the area of shopping center development. Papers are The Lee Rupert Memorial Grants submitted to a committee appointed by the Source: Friends, associates and other head of the Department of Finance, Insurance concerned citizens appalled by the wanton and Real Estate. murders of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rupert, students Value: $200. at the University of Arizona in February 1975. Eligibility: Upper- division and graduate Arthur Young & Company Scholarship students in the area of Corrections at the Source: Arthur Young & Company. University of Arizona. Candidates are Eligibility: Seniors or Graduate Students in recommended to the Office of Scholarships Accounting who show promise of success in and Financial Aids by the academic advisors in the Public Accounting profession and who this field. Those students who are involved in plan to enter that profession. extra -curricular activities in Corrections will Value: $550 per year.
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Eligibility: Senior women in the College of Education, selected on the basis of scholarship and leadership. Value: $250. The Rollah E. Aston Scholarship Source: A gift from Mr. Rollah E. Aston of Tucson. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving upper- division and graduate students, graduates of Arizona high schools. Must be students in the College of Education or School of Music. Alternates between colleges. Candidates are nominated by the department, subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Number varies at $500. The Mary Wiggins Barreca Memorial Scholarship Source: Frank R. Barreca, husband of the late Mary Wiggins Barreca, and director of the University of Arizona Radio -TV Film Bureau. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving undergraduate Special Education majors who want to work in the field of mental retardation. Recommendations are made by the UNDERGRADUATE Department of Special Education subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Kenneth Dale (K.D.) Anderson Scottish Financial Aids. Rite Scholarship Value: $500 annually. Source: Family and friends of Mr. Anderson and members of the Scottish Rite Organization Robert E. Baver Memorial Scholarship of Tucson. Source: The estate of the late Robert E. Baver. Eligibility: A senior majoring in Education Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in who is a graduate of any public high school in the College of Liberal Arts or the College of Pima County. Education. Value: Varies- minimum of $800. Value: Varies. Arizona Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship Ora Bretall Scholarship Source: Alpha Delta Kappa Women's Source: Estate of Ora Bretall. Honorary Educational Sorority. Eligibility: To be awarded to one or more
53 graduate students in the fields of educational Tucson high school, with high academic theory or philosophy of religion. standing. Particular preference given to those Value: Varies. planning to study Aerospace Engineering, Air The Robert A. Crowell Memorial Force ROTC or Education. Scholarship Value: Number varies at $650 each. May be Source: Family and friends of the late Dr. renewed through entire undergraduate career on maintenance of suitable cumulative average Robert A. Crowell. and completion of 15 units per semester. Eligibility: Deserving juniors or seniors in the College of Education for the purpose of The Roberta and Jay Howenstine purchasing textbooks. A minimum grade Scholarship average of 2.5 or better is required. Source: A gift of funds from the Jay Value: $75 per year, awarded as $37.50 each Howenstine Foundation, family, and friends. semester. Eligibility: University of Arizona students who The Edgar Elizabeth Davidson Memorial are handicapped or students preparing to work Scholarship in fields of service to the handicapped such as Source: Gifts from family and friends of the Special Education or Rehabilitation. Available to graduates or undergraduates and may be late Edgar Elizabeth Davidson, longtime awarded on an academic year basis or for use teacher in Morenci Public Schools. in summer school. Candidates are Eligibility: Graduates of Morenci High recommended by the appropriate department School. Candidates are nominated by the subject to approval by the Office of administrative staff of Morenci High School Scholarships and Financial Aids. subject to the approval of the Office of Value: Varies in amount and number of Scholarships and Financial Aids and the family. Preference given to children of scholarships. employees of the Morenci Public School Independent Insurance Agents of Arizona - System and to students planning to enter the Safety Education Scholarships teaching profession. Source: Independent Insurance Agents of Value: One each year at $500.00. Arizona. Ina E. Gittings Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Students enrolled in and completing teacher preparation courses HLTH Source: Students and friends of the late Ina E. 435 and HLTH 436. Gittings, former Director and Professor, Value: Three at $75 each. Physical Education for Women. Eligibility: A worthy and deserving woman The Emil L. Larson Memorial Scholarships student who shows promise in the field of in Education physical education. Source: A bequest from the late Emil L. Value: One per year, amount varies. Larson, former Professor of Education at The Arizona State Library Association Alice B. University of Arizona. Good Scholarship Eligibility: Junior and Senior students Source: Graduate Library School. pursuing degrees in any department of the Eligibility: To an outstanding student in the University of Arizona College of Education. Library School who is a resident of the state of Recipients must demonstrate financial need Arizona. and maintain a cumulative grade point average Value: Varies. of 3.0 or better. Candidates are nominated by the Dean's Office subject to approval of the Charles Clifford Hinman Memorial Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids Scholarship Value: Seven (7) annually at $1000 each. Source: An endowment established by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg, stepfather and mother The Emil Larson Memorial Scholarship in of Mr. Hinman. Physical Education Eligibility: Male graduating seniors from any Source: A bequest by the late Emil Larson,
54 of the faculty of the College of Gwynne Barthels Pedersen Memorial formermember Education andBorder Conference Scholarship Source: The family and friends of the late Commissioner. Eligibility: Juniorsand Seniors majoring in Gwynne Barthels Pederson, '62, Mrs. Education. Candidates are nominated Pedersen was a member of Spurs, Chimes, Physical each year by anAd Hoc Committee appointed Mortar Board and Angel Flight. She was by theHead of the Department. Academic president of Panhellenic and chosen by Who's is the main criterion although Who Among American Universities and achievement financial need mayalso be a factor. Nominees Colleges. to the approval of the Head of the are subject Eligibility: Outstanding senior women Department and the Director of Scholarships majoring in education who are residents of and FinancialAids. Arizona. Value: Seveneach year at $1,000.00. May be Value: One at $600 or two at $300 each. renewed at optionof department. Pi Lambda Theta Scholarship, Alpha Alpha The MaryMcDiarmid Memorial Chapter Source: Pi Lambda Theta, Alpha Alpha Scholarship Source: Familyand friends of the late Mary Chapter. Eligibility: The recipient must be a junior or McDiarmid. Eligibility: Undergraduate students enrolled senior student enrolled in the College of full time in Elementary Education, in the Education whose character would serve as an College of Education. Students must inspiration for youth and who plans to serve in demonstrate academic excellence. Teachers or the teaching profession. The cumulative grade administrators in Elementary Education average must be a 3.2 which would permit returning as graduate students to work on an membership in Pi Lambda Theta. There must advanced degree. be a definite financial need. The recipient must Value: Varies. have earned six units in education. Max Moe Traffic Survival School Memorial Value: $400, for one year. Fund - Safety Education Scholarships The Fay and Lawrence Clark Powell Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. Scholarships Max Moe and the Board of Directors, Traffic Source: Fay and Lawrence Clark Powell. Survival Schools of Pima County Inc. Eligibility: Non -resident students attending the Eligibility: Students enrolled in and Graduate Library School. completing teacher preparation courses HLTH Value: Varies. 435 and HLTH 436. Winston and Imogene C. Reynolds Value: Number varies and the amount is $75 Scholarship each. Source: Funds arranged by Winston and Imogene C. Reynolds or by Valley National Ida Nowels Memorial Scholarships in Bank, Trustee of Winston and Imogene C. Education Reynolds Living Trust, in memory of Mrs. Source: Funds from a bequest to Palo Verde Kate B. Reynolds. High School (Tucson, Az.) from Miss Ida Eligibility: A senior woman in the University Nowels, long -time member of the faculty of of Arizona, majoring in Education and who is that institution. a graduate of any Public High School in Pima Eligibility: Worthy and deserving women County, Arizona. graduates of Palo Verde High School enrolled Value: Various - minimum $500.00 annually. in the College of Education. Candidates are nominated by the Office of Scholarships and The Elinor C. Saltus Scholarship Financial Aids, subject to the approval of the Source: Alumni and friends of Mrs. Saltus. Ida Nowels Memorial Scholarship Committee. Eligibility: Full -time worthy and deserving May be renewed. graduate students in the School of Library Value: Varies. Science Program. Recipients will be selected
55 by a committee of faculty members appointed The Tibor Von Jany Scholarships in by the Library Science Director. Rehabilitation Value: One per year. The amount varies. Source: A gift from the estate of the late Tibo The Tucson Education Association Von Jany of Tucson. Scholarship Eligibility: Upper- division undergraduate or Source: Tucson Education Association (TEA). graduate students majoring in Rehabilitation for the Handicapped. Recipients must be Eligibility: Upper- division deserving students enrolled in the College of Education. maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or better and financial need will be a Candidates must be graduates of a Tucson District One high school who plan a career in consideration as well. Priority consideration teaching. Candidates are screened by the will be given to applicants who are themselves handicapped and Arizona residents. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids; however, final selection is made by TEA after Value: Number varies of $2,000.00 yearly. they interview each candidate. Value: Varies.
Margaret May Caffall Memorial GRADUATE Scholarship The Rollah E. Aston Scholarship Source: Graduate Library School -- Personal Source: A gift from Mr. Rollah E. Aston of Request. Tucson. Eligibility: Worthy and needy student in Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Library Science. upper- division and graduate students, Value: Amount varies. graduates of Arizona high schools. Must be The E. A. Cheves Scholarship students in the College of Education or School Source: Gifts from friends and associatesof of Music. Alternates between colleges. Emily A. Cheves who devoted 49 years of her Candidates sire nominated by the department, life to the Miami Public Library. subject to the approval of the Office of Eligibility: Outstanding students who are Scholarships and Financial Aids. Arizona residents in the Graduate Schoolof Value: Number varies at $500. Library Science at The University of Arizona
56 manifested an interest in serving in The Roberta and Jay Howenstine Who haVesuch as the Miami Public Library. Scholarship libraries Nominations are madeby the faculty of the Source: A gift of funds from the Jay Library Science subject to approval School of Howenstine Foundation, family, and friends. University of Arizona Office of Eligibility: University of Arizona students who of the Scholarships andFinancial Aids. are handicapped or students preparing to work Value: Varies. in fields of service to the handicapped such as Special Education or Rehabilitation. Available Paul J. DanielsonCounseling Research to graduates or undergraduates and may be Fund awarded on an academic year basis or for use Source: AnneCrunkleton, Wendy Netzky, in summer school. Candidates are faculty, friendsand alumni of the University recommended by the appropriate department of ArizonaCounseling and Guidance subject to approval by the Office of Department. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Student in the Master's or Ph.D. Value: Varies in amount and number of program in Counselingand Guidance doing scholarships. research for their thesis or dissertation. Students must demonstrate academic Muriel Clernes Knoblauch Scholarship excellence by submitting three letters of Source: Dr. A. L. Knoblauch. recommendation and by ranking in the top Eligibility: A student working on a Doctoral 10% of the program as determined by their degree in Educational Administration. grade point average or a faculty evaluation. Value: Varies. Research should be either a pioneer work, i.e., Graduate Library School Alumni an original creative idea not previously Scholarship researched or for a humanitarian purpose, i.e., Source: Contributions from alumni. in the course of the study people will be Eligibility: Non -resident students attending the benefited or the product of the research will Graduate Library School. have social utility. The research can also Value: Varies. combine both areas. Ms. Crunkleton, Ms. Netzky, Dr. June Davidson and Dr. Richard The Mary McDiarmid Memorial Erickson will review the research proposals Scholarship and judge the extent to which the student Source: Family and friends of the late Mary meets the eligibility criteria. McDiarmid. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Undergraduate students enrolled full time in Elementary Education, in the Delta Kappa Gamma Nu Chapter, College of Education. Students must Scholarship demonstrate academic excellence. Teachers or Source: Delta Kappa Gamma, Nu Chapter. administrators in Elementary Education Eligibility: Worthy and deserving full -time returning as graduate students to work on an Arizona resident woman student enrolled as a advanced degree. graduate in the College of Education. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. Phi Delta Kappa Memorial Scholarship for The Jane Gillespie Memorial Scholarship Graduate Students in Education Source: An endowment provided by Family Source: An endowment provided by the Phi and Friends of Dr. Jane Gillespie. Delta Kappa Education Honorary Fraternity in Eligibility: Graduate students majoring in the memory of deceased members of their Department of Educational Foundations and organization. Administration with special emphasis for those Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate at the doctoral dissertation stage of their students in education. Candidates are program. nominated by the Office of Scholarships and Value: Amount varies. Financial Aids and selected by the Scholarship
57 Committee of the Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity. recipient selected on the basis of need and the Value: Number varies at $300 per year. estimation of his potential value to the library Lawrence Clark Powell Scholarship profession. Selection to be made by the Source: Dr. Lawrence Clark Powell. Director of the School of Library Science, or Eligibility: Recipient must be an out -of -state by a committee of such faculty members as he student in the Graduate Library School. may appoint. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. Helen Renthal Scholarship The Tibor Von Jany Scholarships in Source: Helen Renthal. Rehabilitation Eligibility: Students in the M.L.S. or M.Ed. Source: A gift from the estate of the late Tibor program whose specialization is in Literature Von Jany of Tucson. and Services for children. Eligibility: Upper- division undergraduate or Value: Amount varies. graduate students majoring in Rehabilitation University of Arizona Library Staff for the Handicapped. Recipients must be Association Scholarship in Library Science maintaining a cumulative grade point average Source: The University of Arizona Library of 3.2 or better and financial need will be a Staff Association, in memory of Robert consideration as well. Priority consideration Poland. will be given to applicants who are themselves Eligibility: Students in the M.L.S. program handicapped and Arizona residents. who are enrolled for six or more units, with the Value: Number varies of $2,000.00 yearly.
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who are bonafide residents of Arizona and graduates of Arizona high schools. Preference is given to residents of Douglas, Arizona, or of Cochise County. Selection is to be based on: (1) high scholarship, (2) high promise and ability, (3) personality, (4) character, and (5) leadership. Value: Two scholarships, minimum of $500 each. AMAX Foundation Scholarship Source: AMAX Foundation, Inc. Eligibility: For deserving students, preference given to students from Latin American countries, for undergraduate or post -graduate work in mining or metallurgical or geological engineering. Value: Varies. Arizona Portland Cement Company Scholarships Source: The Arizona Portland Cement Company. Eligibility: Arizona high school graduates preparing for the profession of civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering and mining engineering. Value: $1,000.00. One year. The Ashton Company Inc. Scholarship in UNDERGRADUATE Civil Engineering Source: The Ashton Company Inc., of Dr. Nicolo V. and Martha J. Alessi Tucson, Arizona. Memorial Scholarships Eligibility: Students in the department of civil Source: Established by an endowment engineering. In order to qualify for this award, provided by the late Dr. Nicolo V. Alessi, a candidates must have completed a minimum of longtime Douglas, Arizona, physician, and 60 units of undergraduate study with a B or subsequently funded by contributions from better average. Candidates are nominated by friends in memory of Dr. Alessi. the head of the Department of Civil Eligibility: Students registered in engineering Engineering. or medicine, or in one of the physical sciences, Value: Number and amount varies.
59 Associated General Contractors The Robert Cook Memorial Scholarship in Scholarship Engineering Source: The Arizona Chapter, Associated Source: A gift from Joseph and Ellen Cook of General Contractors of Arizona. Englewood, Colorado, to establish a Eligibility: Graduates of Arizona high schools Scholarship in memory of their son, Robert who have completed at least one year of study Cook, a 1979 Graduate in Engineering in an accredited college in the state and who Mathematics from the University of Arizona plan to enter or continue the course in civil College of Engineering. Robert Cook was engineering at the University of Arizona. named a member of the United States Olympi Value: One (1) scholarship of $800 ($400 per Cycling team in June 1980. semester). Renewable subject to maintenance Eligibility: Students with outstanding of standards which were the basis of the academic records in the University of Arizona original selection. College of Engineering. Recipients must be Arizona Society of Professional Engineers U.S. citizens and residents of the State of Source: Arizona Society of Professional Colorado. Candidates are selected by the Deal Engineers. of the College after consultation with the Eligibility: Must be a student enrolled in the faculty with the selection based upon academi College of Engineering. The student must credentials, character and achievement. meet with the approval of the Society. Value: Varies in number and amount. Value: Varies. The Cooper Consultants Scholarship in Auxiliary to the Southern Chapter, Arizona Engineering for Native Americans Society of Professional Engineers Source: A gift from Dr. Frederick Cooper, Scholarship Alumnus of the University of Arizona and Source: Auxiliary project funds. President of Cooper Consultants, Inc. Eligibility: Deserving third -year students in Eligibility: Members of American Indian the College of Engineering who are Arizona tribes as defined by the Bureau of Indian residents and graduates of Arizona high Affairs Act of 1935. Candidates are nominated schools. by the Dean of Engineering subject to the Value: $250 a year minimum. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Preference shown to students The Bechtel Foundation Scholarship in Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Source: The Bechtel Foundation. Engineering. Eligibility: Students in the College of Value: One annually at $1,250.00. Engineering nominated by the chairman of the Conoco Inc. Scholarship (Conoco) Energy Systems Engineering Committee. Source: A gift from the North American Value: $500 annually. Exploration Department - Geophysics Section The John S. Collins Memorial Scholarship of Conoco Inc. in Civil Engineering Eligibility: Available to students of Mining of Source: Dooley -Jones and Associates, and Geological Engineering or students of Mrs. John S. Collins. Extractive Metallurgy. Eligibility: Outstanding junior students in the Value: $1000 to be used for one or more Department of Civil Engineering. Nominated scholarships. by the Department and subject to approval of Cornelio L. Coronado Memorial Collins & Associates and Mrs. Collins and the Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: Robert J. Coronado, '58. Recipient must be a citizen of the U.S., one Eligibility: Needy, scholastically promising, who displays strong leadership as well as U.S. citizen students who exhibit good academic characteristics, and one who is character. Students should be pursuing afine interested in consulting. arts, science or engineering curriculum. Value: $750 yearly. Value: $1,000 annually.
60 digital U.S. MinorityEducation The Ann and Norman Hilberry Scholarship Scholarship Source: An endowment established by friends, Digital Equipment Corporation. former students and colleagues of Ann and Eligibility:Source: To full -time minority students, in Norman Hilberry. their junior years,who are pursuing Bachelor Eligibility: Graduate and undergraduate degrees inComputer Science or in Electrical, students judged by a department committee as Mechanical, Computer,Industrial or Chemical most likely to contribute to the utilization of Engineering. The student mustbe a U.S. nuclear and energy engineering technologies citizen or permanentresident with a g.p.a. of based on scholastic achievement, probable 3.0 or better. future position and personal characteristics. Value: Varies. Value: One or more at $1500 each depending on income. Jake T. DossEngineering Scholarship Source: Mr.Jake T. Doss of Phoenix, a Charles Clifford Hinman Memorial Merit Professional Engineer and graduate of the Scholarship University of Arizona College of Engineering. Source: An endowment established by Mr. Eligibility: Continuing Engineering students and Mrs. Robert Berg, stepfather and mother with emergency needs. Candidates are of Mr. Hinman. recommended by the Associate Dean of the Eligibility: Male graduating seniors from any College of Engineering, subject to approval of Tucson high school, with high academic the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. standing. Particular preference given to those Value: Varies. planning to study Aerospace Engineering, Air Force ROTC or Education. Getty Oil Company Scholarships Value: Number varies at $500 each. May be Source: Getty Oil Company. renewed through entire undergraduate career Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in on maintenance of suitable cumulative average the fields of geosciences, geological and completion of 16 units per semester. engineering, and mechanical engineering. The Honeywell Scholarship for Engineering Based on scholastic aptitude and leadership Excellence with at least a cumulative grade average of 2.8 Source: A gift from Honeywell. (4.0 = "A ") or better, who have displayed an active interest and participation in student Eligibility: Outstanding upper- division system or Electrical Engineering students majoring in campus and department activities. The computers or electronics. Nominees must rank recipient must have shown an ability to in the top 10 of their class in the College of perform satisfactorily as an officer or Engineering and must complete at least 30 committee chairman in at least one campus units each academic year. Candidates are organization (or if a freshman, in a high school nominated by the College of Engineering organization). The recipient must also be willing to be interviewed for summer subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Two students employment (if available) with Getty Oil are to be in Electrical Engineering and two in Company and he or she must show a desire to undertake a career in petroleum or mining Systems Engineering; one in each of those two industry after graduation. categories is to be a minority or woman. Value: $1,000 per year. Value: Four yearly, each at $500. John Paul Jones Memorial Scholarship H & E Electrical Supply Company Source: Members of the Tucson chapter of the Scholarships American Society of Heating, Refrigerating Source: H & E Electric Supply Company. and Air -Conditioning Engineers, Inc. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Eligibility: Students in aerospace and the Department of Electrical Engineering and mechanical engineering. Candidates are in the College of Mines. reviewed by a committee appointed by the Value: Varies. society and the head of the
61 Aerospace - Mechanical Engineering Quentin M. Mees Memorial Scholarship Department. Source: Friends and family of the late Quentin Value: One each year at $250. M. Mees. Peter Kiewit Sons' Company Scholarship Eligibility: To be awarded to an outstanding Source: Funds provided by Peter Kiewit Sons' student in the Electrical Engineering Co. Contractors. Department. Eligibility: Upper- division Engineering Value: Varies. students in those disciplines most in demand in The Joseph A. Mellen Memorial the construction industry. Scholarship Value: $500 yearly. Source: A gift from Mrs. Joseph Mellen and Knights of Pythias Scholarship gifts from family and friends of the late Joseph Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge A. Mellen, one of the nation's pioneers in the of the Knights of Pythias. area of Urban Planning. Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduates of Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, Arizona and California High Schools in the Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing upper- division of Civil Engineering programs and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the or other engineering programs in which the basis of need, academic achievement and student has manifested an intention of entering future promise. As long as SSIG funds are the field of Urban Planning and Development. available, students selected must be eligible Students must have had some previous work for these funds. experience. Candidates are nominated by the Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be departments concerned and selected by the renewed. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Litton Systems Inc. Grant Value: Varies. Source: Litton Electron Tube Division. The Carl LeRoy Meng and Jean Wolcott Eligibility: To be awarded to a minority Meng Civil Engineering Scholarship student currently enrolled in the College of Source: Mrs. Carl LeRoy Meng. Engineering. Selection is based on need and Eligibility: Deserving junior or senior students will be selected by the Office of Scholarships who are enrolled in the College of Civil and Financial Aids. Engineering. Candidates must be Arizona Value: $500. residents, and are to be nominated by the The Walter L. Lototski Sr. Memorial Engineering College subject to approval of the Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: A gift from Walter L. Lototski, Jr. , a Value: Varies. graduate of the University of Arizona. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving The Halbert Miller Memorial Scholarship upper- division students in the University of in Engineering Arizona College of Engineering. Candidates Source: A gift from Mrs. Halbert Miller, Dr. are nominated by the College with preference Halbert Bayless Miller, Ms. Judith Ann Curry to students from Connecticut. The principal and Mr. William Carl Miller in memory of factor in the selection will be potential for Mr. Halbert Miller, a graduate of the future contributions to field. University of Arizona and the founder and firs Value: Varies. President of the Arizona Engineering Alumni Leander W. Matsch Memorial Scholarship Council. Fund Eligibility: Junior students in the fields of Source: Family of Leander W. Matsch. Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Eligibility: To be awarded to an outstanding Engineering at the University of Arizona. undergraduate in the study of energy Nominees should be Arizona residents and conversion. must exhibit academic excellence, future Value: Varies. promise and financial need. Candidates are
62 nominated by the College of Engineering The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial subject to theapproval of the Office of Scholarshipin Engineering Scholarships and Financial Aids. Renewals Source: A gift from Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and may beconsidered but are only made at the Susan Mendelsohn in memory of Newton and option of the College and the Office of Shirlee Pfeffer. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving women Value: Two annually at$1250. students pursuing bachelors degrees in The MontroseScholarships for Native electrical and civil engineering. Award is based primarily on academic achievement with Americans Source: A giftfrom the Caroline and Roxanne financial need also taken into consideration. Montrose EducationalFoundation of Palo Value: Two annually at $500. One in each Alto, California. department. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving William M. Powell Memorial Scholarship upper- division or graduate Native American Source: The Associated Foundation, Inc., students at the University of Arizona. Students from the Mildred Porter Powell Fund. must not only demonstrate financial need but Eligibility: Junior or senior students in the possess exceptional education qualifications. University of Arizona College of Engineering Preference shown to students in the fields of who have completed 30 resident units at the Accounting, Chemistry, Engineering and University of Arizona with a cumulative grade Agriculture. Scholarships may be renewed on point average of 3.6 or better. Candidates are the basis of a 3.0 or better Grade Point nominated by the Dean of Engineering subject Cumulative average for graduates or a 2.50 for to the approval of the Office of Scholarships Undergraduates. Candidates are nominated by and Financial Aids. the Indian Student Advisor and subject to the Value: One annually at $1,000. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. The William N. Price Memorial Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. Scholarship National Fund for Minority Engineering Source: Family and friends of the late William Students Scholarships N. Price. Source: The National Fund for Minority Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Engineering Students. Civil Engineering. Eligibility: Black, Mexican -American, Puerto Value: Varies. Rican and Native American Engineering students exhibiting financial need. The R.G.A. Scholarship in Engineering Value: Varies. Source: A gift from R.G.A. Consulting Engineers of Tucson. Lin B. Orme Memorial Scholarships Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Source: The Salt River Project Agricultural University of Arizona College of Engineering. Improvement and Power District of Phoenix, Arizona. Candidates are nominated by the College from the fields of Structural, Civil, Mechanical or Eligibility: Senior students in electrical Electrical Engineering. Preference given to engineering whose homes are in Arizona. members of Minority Ethnic groups or women Value: Two at $1,000 each. if they meet the qualifications of maintaining a John C. Park Memorial Scholarship grade point average of 3.0 or better and the Source: Friends and alumni in memory of demonstration of relative financial need. Dean John Park. Value: One each year at $1,000.00. Eligibility: Sophomore, junior, or senior worthy and deserving students in engineering. Jane H. Rider Memorial Scholarship Selection to be made by the engineering Source: Jane H. Rider, a graduate of the Scholarship Committee. University of Arizona and the first woman Value: Varies. civil engineer in Arizona.
63 Eligibility: Outstanding female students the recipient must also be enrolled in either the majoring in Civil Engineering. Army or Air Force ROTC program and not be Value: $1,000 annually. receiving scholarship assistance from these sources. The Paul Thompson Robinson Scholarship Value: Two at $400 each annually (one to each in Civil Engineering college). . Source: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fielder, in honor of Mrs. Fielder's father, Mr. Paul Sperry Corporation Engineering Thompson Robinson. Scholarships Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: A gift from Sperry Flight Systems of upper-division undergraduate Arizona resident Phoenix, Arizona. students majoring in civil engineering. Eligibility: Outstanding students in the College Nominations are made by the chairman of the of Engineering, majoring in Electrical or Civil Engineering Department, subject to Mechanical Engineering. One scholarship will approval of the Scholarships and Financial be awarded to a student representing each Aids Office. class. For example, there will be one Value : Varies. freshman, one sophomore, one junior, and one senior receiving the scholarship. Freshmen The John Mosheim Ruthrauff Memorial must rank in the top five percent of their high Scholarship school graduating classes to be considered for Source: A gift of $5,000 made by Mr. and the scholarship. Continuing students must Mrs. Thomas G. Beaham in honor of Mrs. have a 3.000 or better cumulative grade point Beaham 's father, a graduate of the University average. of Arizona. Value: Number and amount varies. Eligibility: Junior or senior students in engineering, with preference to those majoring The Harry E. and Marjorie S. Stewart in civil engineering. Scholarship in Engineering Value: Varies. Source: A gift from Harry E. Stewart, Professor Emeritus of Engineering at the George P. Smith Engineering Scholarship University of Arizona and his wife, Marjorie Source: Fund established by a gift of G. E. P. S. Stewart. Smith, Jr., in honor of Professor George E. P. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors in Smith, retired Professor of Civil, Mining, the University of Arizona College of Irrigation and Agricultural Engineering, and Engineering, preference to Electrical Irrigation Engineer, Agricultural Experiment Engineering students. Candidates must have a Station, 1900-55, Emeritus Professor, cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or 1955-. better. They are nominated by the Dean's Eligibility: Worthy upper-division or graduate Office in the College of Engineering subject to student. Award based primarily on scholarship the approval of the Office of Scholarships and with need as an added factor. Selection to be Financial Aids. made by College of Engineering Scholar~hip Value: Varies. Committee. Value: $600. Structural Engineers Association of Arizona Scholarship The Tucson Post, Society of American Source: Structural Engineers Association, Military Engineers Grant-In-Aid Tucson Chapter. Source: The Tucson Post, Society of Eligibility: Junior or senior male students who American Military Engineers, Tucson, are Arizona residents, majoring in civil Arizona. engineering with special interest in structural Eligibility: A deserving student enrolled in the engineering. The recipient must carry at least Colleges of Architecture and/or Engineering in 15 units of work each semester and maintain a either Architecture, Civil, Mechanical, cumulative grade average of 2.5 or better. The Electrical or Structural majors. To be eligible selection of the recipient is based·on scholastic
64 achievement, character, and promiseof mechanical engineering.) success in his field. Value: Four annually at $750 each. Value: $150. Wilson Raynor Thompson Memorial John S. "Jack" Stum, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Source: Family and friends of Wilson Raynor Source: Tucson Chapter, Structural Engineers Thompson, a former University of Arizona Association of Arizona. student. Eligibility: Senior students majoring in civil Eligibility: A worthy student in the College of engineering, preferably with a special interest Earth Sciences with a special interest in in construction or structural engineering. environmental studies. Value: $150 per year. Value: $250 annually. John S. Sundt Memorial Scholarship The Martin Lynn Thornburg Memorial Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. Fund John S. Sundt. Source: Gifts from the family and friends of Eligibility: Junior or senior students majoring Martin Lynn Thornburg, longtime member of in engineering, architecture, business, or law. the Mechanical Engineering faculty and Value: Varies. former Dean. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving upper The Temp -Rite Scholarships division students who have expressed an Source: A gift from the Temp -Rite interest in teaching and research at a Engineering Company of Tucson. University. Funds received become outright Eligibility: Students from the Tucson area who gifts if candidate enters one of these fields at have demonstrated outstanding academic the rate of one half of the award per semester's promise as well as severe financial need. teaching or research. If the recipient chooses a Although students from all disciplines are career in industry, the award becomes a loan eligible, preference will be shown to those and must be repaid. pursuing engineering disciplines. (Preference Value: Number and value vary.
65 Tucson Electric Power Company nominated by the head of the Civil Scholarships Engineering Department subject to the Source: Tucson Electric Power Company. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Worthy upper- division students in Financial Aids. electrical and mechanical engineering. Value: $500. Value: Three at $600 each. The Ruben and Myron Winslow Memoria The Paul Elliott Ullmann Memorial Scholarships Scholarships Source: A gift from the estates of the late Source: Herbert and Eleanor Ullmann, in Ruben Winslow and his son, Myron N. honor of their son, Lt. (j.g.) Paul Elliott Winslow. Ullmann, who lost his life in 1945 as a result Eligibility: Worthy and deserving of the sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis in the upper- division students at the University of Philippine Sea. Arizona. Residency is not a factor, but Eligibility: Two annual undergraduate recipients must have demonstrated exceptional scholarships, one in the College of academic ability. The College of Mines, Arts Engineering and one in the College of Mines. and Sciences, Agriculture, and Engineering Value: $1,000 each. will each award scholarships annually. J. R. VanHorn Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Anonymous. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors, seniors, or graduates in Civil Engineering, majoring or interested in highways or GRADUATE transportation. Selection to be made by AMAX Foundation Scholarship donor's committee. Source: AMAX Foundation, Inc. Value: $1,000 per year. Eligibility: For deserving students, preference The Beverly Webster Scholarship given to students from Latin American Source: A gift from Mr. Robert H. Webster. countries, for undergraduate or post -graduate Eligibility: Civil Engineering student in his/her work in mining or metallurgical or geological sophomore, junior or senior year, in financial engineering. need, with a cumulative G.P.A. between 2.5 Value: Varies. and 3.0, approximately. A different recipient The Bechtel Foundation Scholarship is to be selected each semester. Award is to be Source: The Bechtel Foundation. made under the direction of the Head of the Eligibility: Students in the College of Civil Engineering Department. Engineering nominated by the chairman of the Value: Varies. Energy Systems Engineering Committee. Western Electric Fund Value: $500 annually. Source: Western Electric. The Burr -Brown Research Corporation Eligibility: Outstanding students in the College Fellowship of Engineering. Source: Burr -Brown Research Corporation, Value: Varies. Tucson, Arizona. Western Technologies Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate Source: A gift from Western Technologies, student in electrical engineering. Inc., Tucson, Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving seniors or Cornelio L. Coronado Memorial graduate students with a cumulative grade Scholarship point average of 2.5 or better in the Source: Robert J. Coronado, '58. Department of Civil Engineering who have Eligibility: Needy, scholastically promising, demonstrated an interest in geotechnical or U.S. citizen students who exhibit good materials engineering. Candidates are character. Students should be pursuing a fine
66 arts, science or engineering curriculum. Grade Point Cumulative average for graduates Value: $1,000 annually. or a 2.50 for undergraduates. Candidates are The Wade M. Edmunds Memorial nominated by the Indian Student Advisor and Scholarship in Biomedical Engineering subject to the approval of the Office of Source: A bequest from the late Clara D. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Edmonds of Washington, D. C. Value: 25 annually at $1,000.00. Eligibility: Graduate students in the field of Jane H. Rider Memorial Scholarship Biomedical or Clinical Engineering. Source: Jane H. Rider, a graduate of the Scholastic ability and a demonstrated interest University of Arizona and the first woman in Biomedical/Clinical Engineering are the civil engineer in Arizona. primary criteria for the award. Eligibility: Outstanding female students Value: $750.00. majoring in Civil Engineering. The John and Margaret Harshbarger Value: $1,000 annually. Fellowship in Hydrology George E. P. Smith Engineering Source: John and Margaret Harshbarger. Scholarship Eligibility: Outstanding deserving second or Source: Fund established by a gift of G. E. P. third year graduate student in the Department Smith, Jr., in honor of the late Professor of Hydrology and Water Resources, enrolled George E. P. Smith, retired Professor of Civil, in the Ph. D. program in either Hydrology or Mining, Irrigation and Agricultural Water Resources Administration. Candidates Engineering, and Irrigation Engineer, are nominated by the Department's Award Agricultural Experiment Station, 1900-55, Committee subject to the approval of the Emeritus Professor, 1955-. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Worthy upper-division or graduate Value: Varies. students. Award based primarily on The Ann and Norman Hilberry Scholarship scholarship with need as an added factor. Source: An endowment established by friends, Selection to be made by the College of former students and colleagues of Ann and Engineering Scholarship Committee. Norman Hilberry. Value: $600. Eligibility: Graduate and undergraduate J. R. VanHorn Scholarship students judged by a department committee as Source: Anonymous. most likely to contribute to the utilization of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors, nuclear and energy engineering technologies seniors, or graduates in Civil Engineering based on scholastic achievement, probable majoring or interested in highways or future position and personal characteristics. transportation. Selection to be made by Value: One or more at $1500 each depending donor's committee. on income. Value: $1,000 per year. The Montrose Scholarships for Native Western Technologies Scholarship Americans Source: A gift from the Engineers Testing Source: A gift from the Caroline and Roxanne Laboratories, Tucson, Arizona. Montrose Educational Foundation of Palo Eligibility: Worthy and deserving sentors or Alto, California. graduate students with a cumulative grade Eligibility: Worthy and deserving point average of 2.5 or better in the upper-division or graduate Native American Department of Civil Engineering who have students at the University of Arizona. Students demonstrated an interest in geotechnical or must not only demonstrate financial need but materials engineering. Candidates are possess exceptional educational nominated by the head of the Civil qualifications.Preference shown to students in Engineering Department subject to the the fields of Accounting, Chemistry, approval of the Office of Scholarships and Engineering and Agriculture. Scholarships Financial Aids. maybe renewed on the basis of a 3.0 or better Value: $500.
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The Charlotte Feezer Scholarship Source: The estate of the late Charlotte Feezei Eligibility: A first -, second- or third -year law student, with consideration given to academic and professional potential and need. Value: $250. The Samuel M. Fetgly Scholarship Source: Mr. Ralph Bilby. Eligibility: Needy married students attending the University of Arizona College of Law. Th recipients of the scholarship will be selected by the faculty of the Law College. Value: Varies. The James E. Flynn Memorial Scholarship in Law Source: A gift from the family of the late James E. Flynn who was a graduate of the University of Arizona College of Law. Eligibility: Third -year law students in the University of Arizona College of Law. Candidates must be natives of Arizona and American Bar Association Cleo Stipend graduates of Arizona high schools and or Source: American Bar Association Council for Universities. Candidates are nominated by the Legal Educational Opportunities (CLEO). College of Law, screened by the Office of Eligibility: Students must have participated in Scholarships and Financial Aids and named by the CLEO program (a six -week Pre -Law a select committee made up of at least one summer institute). The students are selected member of the family, of the Dean of the for this renewable stipend before they enroll in College and the Director of the Office of the College of Law. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Academic Value: $1,000 each annually. Number varies. excellence, future promise and financial need Dannie Lee Chandler Memorial are considerations. Scholarship Value: $600 yearly. Source: A donation in honor of Dannie Lee Martin Gentry Law Scholarships Chandler. Source: A gift to the University from Martin Eligibility: The student who has distinguished Gentry, a graduate of the College of Law in himself or herself in the area of the First 1929. Amendment of the United -States Constitution Eligibility: Deserving students in the College involving freedom of expression and religion. of Law. Value: Varies. Value: $1,000 annually.
68 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship James J. GrahamMemorial Scholarships Family and friends of the late James J. Source: Established in 1969 by Mr. and Mrs. Source: Frederick D. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Graham. Eligibility': Needysecond- and third -year law Chandler Ide, all of Berkeley, California. Eligibility: Students of Mexican -American, students. ValUe: Varies. Black, or American Indian ancestry, entering or continuing studies in the College of Law Herlihy Scholarship in Law The E. Herbert and selected by that college. Associated Foundations, Inc. in honor Donor: Value: Varies. Herlihy, J.D., U. of A. Class of of E. Herbert The Charles A. Kirtley Memorial 1926. College of Law student who, Scholarship Eligibility: The Source: The Vance Foundation. having completedhis or her second year in the has the highest cumulative grade Eligibility: American Indian Students. law college, Preference is given to those enrolled in the point average. College of Law. Value: $1,000annually. In the event of a tie, Value: $500 annually. the award shallbe divided equally amoung those students. Knights of Pythias Scholarship Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge Bertha B. HollisScholarship by the estate of Bulah Ruth of the Knights of Pythias. Source: Provided Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the Thomas. Eligibility: Protestant American Indian Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, students who are in an approved law or Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the pre -law curriculum.Recommended by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids and basis of need, academic achievement and future promise. As long as SSIG funds are the American Indian Student Advisor. available, students selected must be eligible Value: Varies. for these funds. Joseph S. Jenckes, Jr. Memorial Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be Scholarship renewed. Source: The Phoenix law firm of Evans, T. J. Mahoney Scholarship Fund Kitchel and Jenckes, P.C. Source: Represents proceeds from T. J. Eligibility: The Editor -in -Chief of the Mahoney Memorial Golf Tournament and "Arizona Law Review." The scholarship is various donations. awarded each year to the Editors -in -Chief of Eligibility: Will be awarded annually to a the Arizona Law Review and the Arizona State financially needy law student. Law Journal. Value: Varies. Value: $500 annually. The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Jennings, Strouss and Salmon Scholarship Scholarship in Law Source: The Phoenix law firm of Jennings, Source: A gift from Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and Strouss and Salmon. Susan Mendelsohn in memory of Newton and Eligibility: The first -year student who Shirlee Pfeffer. achieved the highest grade average his first Eligibility: A worthy and deserving woman year in law school. student pursuing a Juris Doctor degree in the Value: $250 annually. Law College. Award is based on academic achievement with financial need also taken Harry O. Juliani Scholarships into consideration. Source: An endowment from the family and Value: One annually at $500. friends of the late Harry O. Juliani, '27. Eligibility: Deserving law students. Binkley Prince Scholarship Fund Value: Varies. Source: Mrs. Binkley Prince (Janet Prince).
69 Eligibility: Needy second- and third -year law The recipient cannot accept off -campus student. Will be selected based on need, employment during the academic year in academic achievement, service to the school which the award is made. and student body, and the general prospect of Value: $2,000 annually. becoming an outstanding attorney. Floyd E. Thomas Memorial Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Friends of the late Floyd E. Thomas. Lawrence V. Robertson Memorial Eligibility: Worthy and deserving law Scholarships students. Source: Estate of the late Lawrence V. Value: Varies. Robertson, a distinguished Tucson attorney. Kenyon Pyle Vance Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Source: The Vance Foundation, Tucson, the College of Law. Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Women law students at the Dorothy H. and Lewis Rosentiel University of Arizona. Candidates are to be Scholarships nominated by the Dean of the College of Law Source: Dorothy H. and Lewis Rosentiel Value: One at $1,000. Foundation. Eligibility: Students registered in or entering The Adrian Vandeverde, Jr. Memorial the College of Law as recommended by the Scholarship in Law College of Law scholarship committee, with Source: A gift from Mrs. Adrian Vandeverde preference given to applicants from of Tucson. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving law disadvantaged minorities. Value: Varies. students. Candidates are nominated by the College of Law and final selection is made by John S. Sundt Memorial Scholarship the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids Source: Family and friends of the late Mr. Value: Varies. John S. Sundt. Eligibility: Junior or senior students majoring Paul W. Westerlund Memorial Scholarship in engineering, architecture, business, or law. Source: Will of Paul W. Westerlund. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the College of Law. The Harry S. Taylor Honors Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: A bequest by the late Sara L. Taylor of Tucson in memory of her husband. The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Honor students in the University of in Law Arizona College of Law. Candidates are Source: A bequest from the late Alma L. selected from the Arizona Law Review Board Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona. by the faculty at the Law College subject to the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in approval of the Dean and Office of the University of Arizona College of Law. Scholarships and Financial Aids. The recipient Candidates are nominated by the College of shall usually serve as Editor in Chief of the Law subject to the approval of the Office of Arizona Law Review, but where warranted Scholarships and Financial Aids. another Law Review member may be selected. Value: One annually at $600.
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character, and leadership. Value: Two at a minimum of $500 each. Robert F. Allen Memorial Scholarship Source: Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Allen. Eligibility: Graduating seniors who have demonstrated outstanding performance in cancer research and who intend to continue in this area beyond medical school. Value: $500 annually. Anonymous Medical Scholarship Source: Anonymous. Eligibility: Honors student in College of Medicine, preferably a first -year student. Student must be a U.S. citizen and in a medical field other than psychiatry. Value: $15,000 over two years. Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. M. Atha Memorial Scholarship Source: A gift from friends and family of the late Dr. and Mrs. Atha. Eligibility: Representatives of low -income groups pursuing careers in the medical sciences. Value: Varies. Nelson C. Bledsoe Scottish Rite Scholarship Dr. Nicolo V. and Martha J. Alessi in Medicine Memorial Scholarships Source: Dr. Nelson C. Bledsoe, an Arizona Source: Established by an endowment physician who practiced medicine in Cochise provided by the late Dr. Nicolo V. Alessi, a and Pima counties for 60 years. longtime Douglas, Arizona, physician, and Eligibility: Worthy and deserving subsequently funded by contributions from sophomores, juniors or seniors in the College friends in memory of Dr. Alessi. of Medicine who are Arizona residents. Eligibility: Students registered in engineering Special conditions imposed by donor. or medicine, or in one of the physical sciences, Value: Varies. who are residents of Arizona and graduates of Earl Bluestein Scholarship Arizona high schools. Preference is to be Source: The estate of the late Earl Bluestein. given to residents of Cochise County. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving medical Selection is to be based on high scholarship, students. high promise and ability, personality, Value: Varies.
71 The Dan Bright Fellowship in Medicine committee of the College of Medicine througl Source: A gift from friends and associates of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. the late Dr. Dan Bright, longtime physician in Value: $1,200 per year. the Cottonwood - Verde Valley area. Mary Ann Farman Scholarship Eligibility: Third and fourth year medical Source: Mary Ann Farman trust fund. students with severe financial need. Recipients Eligibility: Full -time students in good of this award must be planning to practice academic standing interested in health -related medicine in a rural community in Arizona. fields, including medical school, nursing, etc. Candidates are nominated by the College of Value: Varies. Medicine subject to approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Helen and Leon Feinberg Scholarship Value: Annual fellowship of $2500. May be Source: Helen and Leon Feinberg. renewed. Eligibility: Outstanding students doing advanced study in the College of Medicine. Louise Cobb Memorial Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Estate of Norman B. Cobb in memory of his wife, Mrs. Louise Cobb. Nicholas W. Genematas Foundation Eligibility: Graduates of Amphitheater High Scholarship School, Tucson, who desire to obtain a Source: Nicholas W. Genematas Foundation. medical degree and are attending the College Eligibility: Deserving and needy students of Medicine. enrolled in the College of Medicine. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. Herman E. DeMund Memorial Greater Tucson Area Foundation Scholarships Scholarship Source: The late Herman E. DeMund and the Source: Greater Tucson Area Foundation. foundation which he established have provided Eligibility: To a needy medical student. grants for "tuition and sustenance" for Value: $1,000.00 annually. deserving students in the institutions of higher Charles W. Hall Memorial Scholarship learning in Arizona since the 1940s. Source: Contributions from the family and Eligibility: Deserving students selected on the friends of the late Charles W. Hall, Jr. basis of scholastic ability and without Eligibility: Worthy and deserving medical restrictions as to race, religion, or sex. students. Renewable if suitable academic Value: Three at $1,000 each in the general average is maintained and if student is university, and four at $500 each for the recommended by Medical College. College of Medicine. Value: Number varies at $200 each. The Duncan Dietrich Scholarship in Howard Melville Hanna Memorial Medicine Scholarships Source: A bequest to the University of Arizona Source: Melville H. Haskell of Sedona, in Foundation to establish a scholarship in the memory of his grandfather who resided in College of Medicine. Cleveland, Ohio, and who was a lifelong Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. friend of the medical profession. Value: One annually at $750. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the College of Medicine. The Eddie and Madelon Earl Charitable Value: Three $1,000 scholarships for each Foundation, Inc. Scholarship class enrolled in the College. Source: The Eddie and Madelon Earl Fund Charitable Foundation, Incorporated. Dr. Cruz M. Hernandez Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Source: Friends and relatives of the late Dr. the College of Medicine who have Cruz M. Hernandez. demonstrated a high degree of scholastic Eligibility: Incoming first -year Medical proficiency. To be awarded by the scholarship School student with no preference to minorit
72 need with excellent grades of Medicine. Students are nominated by the soups.Based on additional requirement. Dean of the College subject to the approval of as an per semester.Amount may be the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. alue: $500 adjusted at thediscretion of Dr. Hernandez's Value: Number varies at $1,000.Q0 each. familyRenewable. The Ruth Ewing Mahnken Memorial Pythias Scholarship Scholarship Knights of Source: A gift from Mr. William Mahnken. A gift fromthe Arizona Grand Lodge Source:Knights of Pythias. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in of the the University of Arizona College of Eligibility: Juniorand Senior students in the Medicine. Candidates are nominated by the Colleges ofAgriculture, Architecture, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing Associate Dean for Student Services, with Engineering,Candidates are selected on the particular consideration being given to and Pharmacy. women. basis of need,academic achievement and Value: Varies up to $400 per year, to be used future promise.As long as SSIG funds are available, studentsselected must be eligible primarily for books. for thesefunds. The Maria C. Mandell Memorial Post varies at $1000.00. May be Value: Number Doctoral Fellowship in Emergency renewed. Medicine The Joseph E.Madara Memorial Source: A gift to the University of Arizona Scholarships in Medicine Perpetual Endowment from family and friends Source: A gift toThe University of Arizona of the late Maria C. Mandell to memorialize Endowment by Miss JosephineMadara of Mrs. Mandell's interest in and contribution to Scottsdale, Arizona, in memory of her father, the Emergency Medical Services at the the late Dr. Joseph E.Madara. University of Arizona Health Sciences Center. Eligibility: Senior students in the University of Eligibility: Post Doctoral students in the field Arizona College of Medicine who have of Emergency Medicine who have demonstrated exceptional intellectual qualities demonstrated an interest in and a contribution as well as a genuine dedication tothe Science to the field of Emergency Medical Services.
73 Candidates are nominated by the department participating in the International Clerkship subject to the approval of the Dean of the Program. Students are selected by the faculty college and the University of Arizona of the Department of Family and Community Scholarship Committee. Medicine. Value: The student selected will receive the Value: $1,000 annually. proceeds of the endowment for one year. Zenas B. Noon, M.D. Cardiology Award Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Source: Dr. and Mrs. Zenas B. Noon, Jr. Scholarships in Medicine Eligibility: A prize to go to the best cardiolog) Source: Funds contributed by the Marshall student. To be selected by the Cardiology Foundation established in 1949 by the late Section of the Department of Medicine. Mrs. Louise F. Marshall, a former University Value: Varies. faculty member. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ott Scholarship Eligibility: Outstanding women in the College Source: A gift of $10,000 in 1959 from Mr. of Medicine who have demonstrated a high and Mrs. Harvey Ott. degree of scholastic proficiency. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving American Value: Four scholarships providing for normal born single male students in the College of and usual registration fees. Medicine at the University of Arizona. George Martin Memorial Scholarship Recipients must have successfully completed Source: Mrs. George Martin, in honor of her at least one year of satisfactory study in the husband, the late George Martin, a native College of Medicine at the University of Arizonan who attended the University of Arizona. Candidates are nominated by the Arizona from 1896 to 1902. He was a pioneer Colleges Scholarship Committee. After pharmacist and a lifelong friend of the approval by the donors and the Office of institution. Scholarships and Financial Aids, the Eligibility: Outstanding and worthy student of scholarships are then made available on a the College of Medicine, selected by the bi- monthly basis. faculty of the College. Value: Number varies at $500 yearly. May be Value: $350. renewed on the approval of donor. Fred C. McCormick Memorial Scholarship Dr. George D. Reay Memorial Book Scholarships in Medicine Source: Family and friends of the late Fred C. Source: Family and friends of the late Dr. McCormick, professor of English at the University of Arizona (1935 -46) and Reay. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in managing editor of the Arizona Quarterly for many years. the College of Medicine. Preference given to junior and senior students. Eligibility: Worthy students of either sex in the Value: Number varies at $175 each. College of Medicine, or upper- division students, preferably male, in the College of Alix K. Remillard Scholarship Fund Nursing. Source: The estate of Alix K. Remillard. Value: Varies. Eligibility: To be awarded to a needy medical Jeremiah Metzger Memorial Scholarship student. Source: Established by a trust from Dr. Value: $1,200.00 per year. Jeremiah Metzger. Bernard Revsin Scholarships Eligibility: Deserving and needy students Source: Friends of Bernard Revsin. enrolled in the College of Medicine. Eligibility: Students enrolled in the College of Value: Eight annually. The amount varies, Medicine. dependent on endowment earnings. Value: Varies. John A. Mulcahy Memorial Scholarship The Francis A. Roy and Dorothy Roy Source: The Mulcahy Foundation. Memorial Scholarship in Medicine Eligibility: Medical students who will be Source: Donations from friends, family and
74 associates of the late Dean Francis A. Roy and of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Mrs. Dorothy Roy. Value: $250. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in George F. Spaulding Scholarship the College of Medicine. Source: George F. Spaulding. Value: Varies. Eligibility: A worthy and deserving student in Scudder -Smith Scholarship Fund the College of Medicine. Source: From the estates of Mr. and Mrs. Value: Varies. Lester L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Wellman L. The Clara and Oliver Springer Scholarship Scudder. Fund Eligibility: Outstanding medical students. Source: Mrs. Clara D. Springer. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving candidates Delbert L. Secrist Scholarship in Medicine for the M.D. degree in the College of Source: Friends, colleagues and family of the Medicine. late Dr. Delbert L. Secrist. Value: The amount varies but is restricted to Eligibility: Medical students in good standing the cost of books, medical supplies and with emergency needs over and above their registration fees. Renewable. assigned financial aid. Recommended by the sub -committee on scholarships of the College Tucson Medical Center Scholarships of Medicine and subject to the approval of the Source: Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. Scholarships and Financial Aids Office. Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Value: Not over $100 per student per health sciences (nursing, pharmacy, semester. microbiology). Must be residents of Pima County with a grade point average of 3.0 or Milton L. Shifman Scholarship better. Renewable. Source: Shifman Brothers. Value: $700 each. Eligibility: Students enrolled in degree programs in the College of Medicine. University of Arizona Medical Alumni Value: Number and amount varies. Scholarship Source: Alumni of the University of Arizona The Bernice P. Simon Memorial College of Medicine. Scholarship in Radiology Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Source: The A. C. Simon Foundation of the University of Arizona College of Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. Simon were longtime Medicine. Candidates received by the Dean's residents of this city. Office. Eligibility: Medical students in their clinical Value: Varies. programs who have demonstrated exceptional interest and ability in the Cancer Center of the W. B. "Bill" and Dr. H. H. Varner Department of Radiology. Candidates are Scholarship nominated by the College of Medicine, subject Source: Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Varner. to the approval of the Office of Scholarships Eligibility: To be awarded for scholarships and and Financial Aids. research grants in the College of Medicine. Value: One yearly at $1,000. Value: Varies. Mary Woodman Smith Memorial Hans and Julia Voight Medical Scholarship Scholarship in Medicine Source: A gift from the Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Source: A bequest from the late Mrs. Mary Voight. Woodman Smith, the pioneer woman in Eligibility: To be awarded as scholarships and Arizona banking. loans for needy and deserving students, who Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in have received a Bachelor's Degree and are the College of Medicine. Preference is given working toward a Doctor's Degree in to first -year students from Gila, Cochise or Medicine at the University of Arizona College Greenlee Counties. Nominated by the College of Medicine. of Medicine subject to approval of the Office Value: Varies.
75 Dr. Samuel Humes Watson Medical The Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow Health Scholarship Career Scholarship for Indians of the Source: Mrs. Jane Watson Lyman, in honor of Americas her late husband, who practiced medicine in Source: A gift from Arthur F. and Julie Tucson for 38 years and was co- founder of Woodrow. what is now the Tucson Clinic. Eligibility: American Indian graduate students Eligibility: Deserving students enrolled in the who plan careers in the various fields of the College of Medicine, upon recommendation health sciences. Candidates are screened by by the Dean of the College of Medicine to the the Indian Student Advisor and approved by Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Varies. Value: Two at $500 each. Clara Seippel Webster Memorial The Boris Zemsky Memorial Award in Scholarship Psychiatry Source: Will of Mrs. Clara Seippel Webster. Source: Contributions from family and friends Eligibility: Men and women students working of the late Boris Zemsky, Arizona Physician for a medical degree at the University of with a specialty in internal medicine and Arizona. psychiatry. Dr. Zemsky practiced medicine for Value: Varies. a period of thirty -two years. Eligibility: Third -year students who have The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship completed their clinical work. Recipients must in Medicine have a record of scholarship and excellence of Source: A bequest from the late Alma L. clinical performance in the field of psychiatry. Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona. The award will go to the student who, in the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in opinion of the Department of Psychiatry and the College of Medicine. Candidates are the College of Medicine Committee on Honors nominated by the College of Medicine subject and Awards, best typifies the clinical to the approval of the Office of Scholarships excellence and standards of individual concern and Financial Aids. exemplified by the career of Dr. Zemsky. Value: One annually at $600. Value: One per year at $500.
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Eligibility: Arizona high school graduates preparing for the profession of civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering and mining engineering. Value: $1,000.00. One year. Arizona Section, AIME, Scholarship Source: Arizona Section, AIME. Eligibility: Outstanding sophomores in the College of Mines majoring in geological, mining or metallurgical engineering. Students are nominated by the College of Mines Scholarship Committee subject to the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Two at $750 each annually. Robert C. Brown Memorial Scholarship Source: Family and friends of the late Robert C. Brown; the University of Arizona and the mining industry. Eligibility: This scholarship is to be awarded alternately to an art student and to a mining student. Art students are to be majors in the illustration component of the graphic design program. Mining engineering students are to UNDERGRADUATE have taken or to be planning to take mining safety courses. AMAX Foundation Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: AMAX Foundation, Inc. Thomas G. Chapman Memorial Eligibility: For deserving students, preference Scholarship given to students from Latin American Source: A fund established by contributions of countries, for undergraduate or post -graduate the alumni of the College of Mines in honor of work in mining or metallurgical or geological the late Dr. Thomas G. Chapman. engineering. Eligibility: Junior or senior students enrolled Value: Varies. in any of the engineering curricula of the Arizona Portland Cement Company College of Mines selected on the basis of Scholarships scholarship, character, and engineering Source: The Arizona Portland Cement promise. Company. Value: One at $2,000.
77 Chemical Engineering Merit Progress on need, scholarship and professional Grants -In -Aid promise. Preference is given to qualified Source: Contributions from various students who are recommended by customers companies. of the Empire Machinery Company. Eligibility: Entering freshmen who plan to Value: $800. May be renewed. major in chemical engineering. Value: Number varies at $400 each. The Conrad Lee Fraps Memorial Scholarship Fund CONOCO Mines Scholarship Source: A gift from the Minerals Department Source: Family and friends of Conrad Lee of CONOCO, Inc. Fraps who wish to perpetuate his memory. Eligibility: Students in Mineral Engineering Contributions to this fund will be invested in a permanent endowment and the earnings only and Metallurgical Engineering; one from each will be used for the actual award. department will be selected. Eligibility: The award is to be made annually Value: Two scholarships, each at $1,000. to a student in the College of Mines based on Consolidation Coal Company Scholarship engineering promise, scholastic attainments, Source: Consolidation Coal Company. character and financial need. Selection of Eligibility: Worthy students in the Department recipient is made by the Scholarship of Mining Engineering. Committee of the College of Mines. The first Value: $800. scholarship was made in 1982. Cyprus Mines Corporation Scholarships Value: Varies dependent on the earnings from Source: Cyprus' Arizona operations located at the invested funds. Bagdad, Johnson, and Tucson. Eligibility: Sophomores, juniors, and seniors Getty Oil Company Scholarships in the College of Mines majoring in the field of Source: Getty Oil Company. Mining Engineering, Metallurgical Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or the fields of geosciences, geological Geological Engineering. engineering, and mechanical engineering. Value: Six annually at $750 each. Based on scholastic aptitude and leadership. with at least a cumulative grade average of 2.8 Duval Corporation Scholarship (4.0 = "A") ") or better, who have displayed an Source: Duval Corporation. active interest and participation in student Eligibility: Seniors in the College of Mines campus and department activities. The who have completed at least one year of study recipient must have shown an ability to in either mining engineering, metallurgical perform satisfactorily as an officer or engineering, mining geology, or geology. committee chairman in at least one campus Preference is given to students from Arizona, organization (or if a freshman, in a high school New Mexico, and Texas, in the order named, organization). The recipient must also be and the selection of a recipient is based willing to be interviewed for summer primarily on the criteria of scholarship, employment (if available) with Getty Oil leadership, professional promise, initiative, Company and he or she must show a desire to and cooperativeness. undertake a career in petroleum or mining Value: Number varies at $3,000 each. industry after graduation. Empire Machinery Company- University Value: $1,000 per year. of Arizona Mining Scholarship Daniel C. Jackling Scholarships Source: Empire Machinery Company Source: A bequest by the late Daniel C. (Phoenix). Jackling, a pioneer in the successful mining Eligibility: Undergraduate students from and treatment of low -grade copper deposits. Arizona high schools, who are Arizona Eligibility: Entering freshmen and other residents, majoring in mining, metallurgical, undergraduate students in the Departments of or geological engineering. Selection is based Metallurgical Engineering and Mining and
78 Geological Engineering. The Minority Engineering Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Fluor Mining and Metals, Inc. Edward Jackson Meyer Scholarship Eligibility: (1) Minority or woman student Source: A fund contributed as a memorial to enrolled in good standing in one of the the late Edward Jackson Meyer, University of following curriculums; Mining, Metallurgical, Arizona alumnus and former instructor in the or Geological Engineering; (2) Candidate must College of Mines. maintain a cumulative grade point average of Eligibility: Students above the sophomore 2.5 or better on a 4.0 scale; (3) Candidate's level enrolled in the College of Mines, engineering studies must be leading to a B.S. majoring in metallurgical engineering. degree in one of the aforementioned Value: $150 per year. disciplines; (4) Financial need (no specific standard of need is established, but relative Kennecott Copper Corporation Scholarship need among candidates will be considered); Award (5) Degree of expressed interest in engineering Source: Kennecott Minerals Company. as a career. Eligibility: Students that are currently enrolled Value: $1,000 per school year ($500 per in the College of Mines, majoring in Mining semester). Engineering. Newmont Mining Corporation Scholarship Value: One at $2,000 annually. Source: Newmont Mining Corporation. Knights of Pythias Scholarship Eligibility: Students majoring in Mining Engineering. To be awarded to incoming Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge freshmen. Renewable. of the Knights of Pythias. Value: $1,500 annually. Number varies. Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, Henry W. Oliver Scholarships Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing Source: A fund of $25,000 established by the and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the late Mrs. Ann Rea Binney in memory of her basis of need, academic achievement and grandfather, Henry W. Oliver. future promise. As long as SSIG funds are Eligibility: Students in the College of Mines available, students selected must be eligible who are graduates of Arizona high schools, for these funds. with preference to those of Bisbee, Douglas, Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be Ajo, Morenci, and Clifton. Limited to students renewed. who are majoring in mining, metallurgical, or geological engineering. Kodak Educational Grant Value: Varies. Source: Texas Eastman Company. Eligibility: To be awarded to an undergraduate Phelps Dodge Corporation student in the Chemical Engineering UndergraduateEngineering Scholarships Department. The recipient will be selected on Source: Phelps Dodge Corporation by an the basis of academic excellence. agreement dated February 21, 1956, between Value: Varies. Phelps Dodge Corporation and the Board of Regents of the universities of Arizona. Minerals Industry Educational Foundation Eligibility: A total of six scholarships are Grants -In -Aid available annually. The students must have Source: Minerals Industry Educational completed the prior year of study at the Foundation. University of Arizona. Two of the Eligibility: Students in the College of Mines scholarships are available to students majoring majoring in metallurgical or mining in mining engineering, one each to a junior engineering. Scholarships are renewable upon and a senior; two are available to students maintenance of satisfactory academic majoring in metallurgical engineering, one progress. each to a junior and a senior; and two are Value: Number varies at $900 each. available to students majoring in geological
79 Cy Rubel Memorial Scholarships Source: The Union Oil Company of California Foundation, honoring Albert Chatfield ( "Cy ") Rubel, twice president of the company. Mr. Rubel was a graduate of the University of Arizona, '17, and the first recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award in 1943. Eligibility: Worthy students from freshman to graduate level who demonstrate character and ambition as well as strong academic performance. Students must be enrolled in the College of Mines (Chemical Engineering or Geological Engineering) or the College of Arts and Sciences (Geosciences). Consideration is also accorded students with Boy Scout service and those returning from military service. Value: Up to 12 annual scholarships at $1,000 each. Renewable. Harrison Schmitt Memorial Scholarships Source: The Harrison Schmitt Memorial Fund, established by contributions of clients and friends of the late Dr. Schmitt, an eminent mining geologist. Eligibility: Any student matriculated in the College of Mines or in graduate programs directed by the College of Mines, selected on the basis of academic excellence, professional promise, and leadership potential. Value: Varies. engineering, one each to a junior and a senior. Shell Scholarship Value: Six at $2,750 each. Recipients have Source: Shell Companies Foundation. visited annually one of the Phelps Dodge Eligibility: Undergraduate students in the copper mining operations in Arizona or New department of chemical, mining and Mexico, or the copper refinery at El Paso, geological engineering. Recipients are Texas, as guest of the mining company. nominated by the College of Mines, subject to The Ken Powers Memorial Scholarship in the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Mining and Metallurgy Financial Aids. Source: Gifts from friends and associates of Value: Two at $500 annually. the late Kenneth Powers, a graduate of the Vesto Melvin Slipher Scholarship University of Arizona in 1947 and the Source: The estate of V. M. Slipher. recipient of a professional degree in 1959. Eligibility: To be awarded to four capable, Eligibility: Worthy and deserving needy undergraduates, one each from Physics, upper- division students in the fields of Mining Astronomy, Mathematics, and Chemical Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering. Engineering. Candidates nominated by the University of Value: $450.00 each. Arizona College of Mines and subject to the The Bedros Tatarian Scholarship in approval of the Office of Scholarships and Chemical Engineering Financial Aids. Source: A gift from George Gregson, an Value: Number and amount varies. alumnus of the University of Arizona, to
80 establish a scholarship in memory of Professor of the sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis in the Bedros Tatarian, former Professor of Philippine Sea. Chemistry at the University of Arizona. Eligibility: Two annual undergraduate Eligibility: Upper- division students from scholarships, one in the College of Arizona mining areas, majoring in chemical Engineering and one in the College of Mines. engineering, with preference to those Value: $1,000 each. interested in careers in the mining or WAAIME Scholarship -The Tucson metallurgical industry. Recipients are Section nominated by the College of Mines, subject to Source: The Women's Auxiliary of the the approval of the Office of Scholarships and American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical Financial Aids. and Petroleum Engineers- Tucson Section. Value: One at $2,000. Eligibility: Worthy students majoring in the The TEXACO Senior Scholarship in departments of mining and geological Geology engineering, metallurgical engineering, or Source: A gift from the TEXACO Company. geology; recommended by a board comprised Eligibility: Candidates for each year are of one member of WAAIME and faculty nominated by the Department of Geosciences representatives. and the Department of Geological Engineering Value: Varies. from the Junior class of the previous fall. Frank F. Weber Memorial Scholarship Principal factors in the selection are academic Source: Family, friends, and associates of the achievement, potential, and dedication. late Frank F. Weber. Financial need will be considered in those Eligibility: To a continuing student in the area cases where it would be the deciding factor. of mining engineering, geological Value: One each year at $1500.00. engineering, or metallurgical engineering who The Harriet M. Tucker Scholarship are residents of Arizona. Selection will be Source: A gift from the Estate of Harriet Marie based on leadership, engineering promise, Tucker of Phoenix. scholarship, and financial need. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving male second Value: To vary at the discretion of the dean year students in the University of Arizona according to the income from the invested College of Mines pursuing programs in those principal and appropriate to the anticipated disciplines which most benefit minerals expenses of the student. development. Candidates are nominated by the The Ruben and Myron Winslow Memorial College of Mines subject to the approval of Scholarships Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: A gift from the estate of the late Value: At least two annually at $2,500.00. Ruben Winslow and his son, Myron N. May be renewed for second year. Winslow. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, upper- division students at the University of Incorporated,Scholarship Arizona. Residency is not a factor, but Source: Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, recipients must demonstrate exceptional Inc. academic ability. The College of Mines, Arts Eligibility: Any graduate or undergraduate & Sciences, Agriculture, and Engineering will student whose major professional interest is each award scholarships annually. mineralogy. Value: Varies. Value: $500. The Paul Elliott Ullmann Memorial Scholarships GRADUATE Source: Herbert and Eleanor Ullmann, in AMAX Foundation Scholarship honor of their son, Lt. (j.g.) Paul Elliott Source: AMAX Foundation, Inc. Ullmann, who lost his life in 1945 as a result Eligibility: For deserving students, preference
81 given to students from Latin American Cy Rubel Memorial Scholarships countries, for undergraduate or post -graduate Source: The Union Oil Company of California work in mining or metallurgical or geological Foundation, honoring Albert Chatfield engineering. ("Cy") Rubel, twice president of the Value: Varies. company. Mr. Rubel was a graduate of the Conoco Inc. Scholarship University of Arizona, '17, and the first Source: A gift from the North America recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award Exploration Department -Geophysics Section in 1943. of Conoco, Inc. Eligibility: Worthy students from freshman to Eligibility: Preference is given to Black, graduate level who demonstrate character and Spanish American and female students ambition as well as strong academic majoring in geophysics. performance. Students must be enrolled in the Value: A total of $1,500 awarded in varying College of Mines (Chemical Engineering or amounts. Geological Engineering) or the College of Arts Consolidation Coal Company Scholarship and Sciences (Geosciences). Consideration is Source: Consolidation Coal Company. also accorded students with Boy Scout service and those returning from military service. Eligibility: Worthy students in the Department of Mining Engineering. Value: Up to 12 annual scholarships at $1,000 Value: $800. each. Renewable. Phelps Dodge Postgraduate Scholarships Harrison Schmitt Memorial Scholarships Source: The Phelps Dodge Foundation (New Source: The Harrison Schmitt Memorial Fund, York City) by an agreement dated April 7, established by contributions of clients and 1956, between the Phelps Dodge Foundation friends of the late Dr. Schmitt, an eminent of the state of New York and the Board of mining geologist. Regents of the universities of Arizona. Eligibility: Any student in the College of Eligibility: Postgraduate scholarships shall be Mines or in graduate programs directed by the awarded only to the candidates who are College of Mines, selected on the basis of graduates of the University of Arizona. One of academic excellence, professional promise, the recipients must be a graduate student and leadership potential. chosen from the engineering student body of Value: Varies. the University, who will engage in advanced study in mining, geology, metallurgy, or other Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, fields allied with or pertaining to the mineral Incorporated, Scholarship industry. The other recipient may study in any Source: Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, graduate field for which he or she is qualified. Inc. The institutions selected by the students for Eligibility: Any graduate or undergraduate advanced study must have University student whose major professional interest is approval. mineralogy. Value: Two at $2,500 each plus tuition. Value: $500.
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Eligibility: Applicant must be enrolling inan accredited institution in Arizona awardinga degree as a Registered Nurse; the student must be enrolling in second year or advanced nursing program as an upper division student and carry the required hours with a grade average of "C" or better. The applicant must also be a resident of Arizona for at least one (1) year. Selection will be made on the basis of character, scholarship, initiative, and financial need. Value: Varies. Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. M. Atha Memorial Scholarship Source: A gift from friends and family of the late Dr. and Mrs. Atha. Eligibility: Representatives of low- income groups pursuing careers in the medical sciences. Value: Varies. George D. Boone, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Source: Mrs. Harold O. Reif, honoring the late George D. Boone, M.D., a thoracic surgeon, who practiced in Tucson for many years. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in UNDERGRADUATE the College of Nursing with high academic records. Mary Kevin Abbott Nursing Scholarship Value: $900. Source: The Abbott Family. Eligibility: A junior or senior nursing student Margaret A. Brady Memorial Nursing of the University of Arizona, with a 3.00 grade Scholarship point average or better, and who is at least Source: Relatives and friends of Margaret A. twenty - five years of age, showing financial Brady, who devoted her life to the nursing need as determined by the College of Nursing. profession in Tucson. Amount: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in the College of Nursing. Preference shall be American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship given to Mexican -Americans. Source: American Legion Auxiliary. Value: $500.
83 Jane Browder Memorial Scholarship Fund of Eastern Star or be daughters or sisters of Source: Friends, family, and students of members. Professor Jane Browder. Value: $200 for each of the scholarships Eligibility: Students who are enrolled in the described. College of Nursing and show academic Mary Ann Farman Scholarship promise. Source: Mary Ann Farman trust fund. Value: Varies in amount. Eligibility: Full -time students in good The Dr. E. H. Bruening Memorial academic standing interested in health -related Scholarship fields, including medical school, nursing, etc. Source: Mrs. E. G. Bruening, in memory of Value: Varies. her husband who was for 40 years one of the The Flower Square Scholarships in Nursing leading dental practitioners in Omaha, Source: A gift from Mr. Daniel Halpern, Nebraska. Managing Partner of Flower Square, a Limited Eligibility: Worthy individuals who are Partnership with a new concept in long term students in the College of Nursing. care professionally administered. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Students in the University of Arizona, College of Nursing who are residents Mildred F. Butler Memorial Scholarship of Pima County and who have evidenced an Source: A fund in excess of $11,000 from the interest in geriatric nursing. Candidates must estate of Mrs. Mildred F. Butler, a friend of demonstrate financial need and a cumulative the University and the widow of the late Dr. P. grade average of 3.0 or better. In the case of Forbes Butler of Lexington, Massachusetts. students chosen during their first year of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors or Nursing, renewal is possible if the need seniors in the College of Nursing. continues and a cumulative average of 3.0 or Value: Varies. better is maintained. Preference is given to The Ida T. DeConcini Scholarship in employees of Flower Square seeking nursing Nursing degrees. Selection is made by the approval of Source: A gift from the DeConcini family. the College of Nursing and the University of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Arizona Scholarship Office. the College of Nursing who have demonstrated Value: Five yearly at $1000.00 Each. exceptional scholastic abilities. HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) Nursing Value: Varies. Scholarships Devon Gables Nursing Scholarship Source: The HABBJACH Organization, Source: Devon Gables Nursing Home, composed of 15 Tucson men who, besides Tucson, Arizona. contributing themselves to the Dollars for Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Scholars Fund, solicit funds from personal and the College of Nursing who are residents of corporate sources. Special scholarships and Arizona. memorial scholarships are also awarded. Value: $500 yearly. Eligibility: Graduates of Tucson area high schools on the basis of scholastic record, The Eastern Star Scholarships character and citizenship and financial need, Source: The Grand Chapter of the Order of nominated through high school advisors and Eastern Star of Arizona. the University Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: One award for a woman student Financial Aid. It is hoped that recipients will enrolled in the College of Nursing and one for contribute to the HABBJACH Dollars for a woman student enrolled in any college in the Scholars Fund after graduation. University. The recipients must be outstanding Value: Up to thirty scholarships at $650 or graduates of Arizona high schools, have more each, frequently with additional attained junior or senior standing, and be matching funds; may be renewed on the basis members of an Arizona Chapter of the Order of scholastic record.
84 Harry Heller Memorial Scholarship Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Source: The estate of Harry Heller. Scholarships in Nursing Eligibility: Outstanding Nursing students. Source: Funds contributed by the Marshall Value: Varies. Foundation. V.S. and Flora Joiner Hostetter Nursing Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Scholarship upper- division women students who are Source: A gift from the estate of the late enrolled in the College of Nursing and have a Veniah Scott Hostetter, for many years a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or legislative leader in Arizona. better. Must be an Arizona resident. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving female Value: Six scholarships providing for normal students in the University of Arizona College and usual registration fees. of Nursing. Recipients must be residents of Fred C. McCormick Memorial Scholarship Arizona with definite financial need that can Source: Family and friends of the late Fred C. be met by this award. McCormick, professor of English at the Value: Amount varies. May be renewed. University of Arizona (1935 -46) and Knights of Pythias Scholarship managing editor of the Arizona Quarterly for Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge many years. of the Knights of Pythias. Eligibility: Worthy students of either sex in the Eligibility: Junior and Senior students in the College of Medicine, or upper- division Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, students, preferably male, in the College of Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing Nursing. and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the Value: Varies. basis of need, academic achievement and Frances Morrow Scholarship future promise. As long as SSIG funds are Source: A friend of the University of Arizona. available, students selected must be eligible Eligibility: Students in the College of Nursing for these funds. with a commendable academic record. Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be Value: $600 per year. Renewable if the student renewed. maintains a superior scholastic record.
85 Madeline B. and Charles J. O'Connell Nancy K. Tempkin Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Source: Family and friends of the late Nancy Source: Madeline B. and Charles J. K. Tempkin, '68. O'Connell. Eligibility: Senior or graduate students Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students enrolled in the College of Nursing. Candidates enrolled in the clinical program in the College are nominated by the College of Nursing of Nursing. subject to approval by the Office of Value: Varies. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Candidates must demonstrate not only outstanding Mildred Porter Powell Memorial academic ability but also genuine dedication to Scholarships the field of Nursing. Source: Associated Foundations, Inc., from Value: Varies. the Mildred Porter Powell Fund. Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary Nursing Eligibility: Students in the University of Scholarship Arizona College of Nursing who have Source: Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. completed 30 resident units at the University Eligibility: Juniors or seniors in the College of of Arizona with a cumulative grade point Nursing. Preference is given to residents of average of 3.6 or better. Candidates are Pima County, dependents of a Tucson Medical recommended by the Dean of the University of Center employee or Auxilian, and to former Arizona College of Nursing, subject to the Candy Stripers (Junior Auxiliary) at the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Tucson Medical Center. Financial Aids. Value: $500. Value: Two annually at $1,000. Tucson Medical Center Scholarships The David E. and Charlene Lee Shough Source: Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. Scholarship for Health Sciences Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Source: A gift to the University of Arizona health sciences (nursing, pharmacy, from David E. and Charlene Lee Shough of microbiology). Must be residents of Pima San Jose, California. Both are graduates of the County with a grade point average of 3.0 or University of Arizona. better. Renewable. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Value: Two at $500. upper- division students who are graduates of Tucson Woman's Club Nursing Scholarship Arizona high schools and who have evidenced Source: The Tucson Woman's Club. superior academic qualities in their freshman Eligibility: Worthy upper- division students and sophomore years. Preference is given to enrolled in the College of Nursing, who have married students and members of minority successfully completed one full year in that ethnic groups. college. Value: One or more at varying amounts Value: Varies. annually. Mary F. Wagner, R.N. -Arizona Nurses' The Dorothy C. and Newton H. Teass Association District 2 Scholarship in Scholarships in Nursing Nursing Source: A fund provided by the late Dorothy Source: Arizona Nurses' Association, District C. Teass to establish scholarships in nursing in 2: Friends and Associates of the late Mary F. her memory and that of the late Newton H. Wagner, R.N. Teass. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving nursing Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in students, who are enrolled in the College of the College of Nursing who are residents of Nursing. Students must be actively interested Arizona. Candidates are recommended by the in the Student Nurses' Association and /or the College of Nursing. Professional Nurses' Association (ANA). Value: Varies. Value: Varies in number and amount.
86 Little Chapel of All Nations Scholarship GRADUATE Source: The Little Chapel of All Nations. The Pearl Parvin Coulter Geriatric Nursing Eligibility: Graduate students studying in the Scholarship Fund field of geriatic nursing. Source: Wishes to remain anonymous. Value: $600 annually. Eligibility: Award will be given to a student Paraylzed Veterans of America Scholarship who has met all the requirements for Source: Arizona Chapter of Paralyzed admission to the University of Arizona Veterans of America. Graduate College, and the requirements for Eligibility: Graduate students in the College of enrollment in the College of Nursing Program. Nursing interested in Spinal Cord related Application will be made to the Scholarship research. Office by the student who is recommended by Value: Two at $1,000 each annually. the Dean and Assistant Dean of the College of Nursing. Nancy K. Tempkin Memorial Scholarship Value: $1000 to be given. Each succeeding Source: Family and friends of the late Nancy payment will be based on the successful K. Tempkin, '68. completion of the previous semester Eligibility: Senior or graduate students requirements. enrolled in the College of Nursing. Candidates are nominated by the College of Nursing V. S. and Flora Joiner Hostetter Nursing subject to approval by the Office of Scholarship Scholarships and Financial Aids. Candidates Source: A gift from the estate of the late Venia must demonstrate not only outstanding Scott Hostetter, for many years a legislative academic ability but also genuine dedication to leader in Arizona. the field of Nursing. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving female Value: Varies. students in the University of Arizona College of Nursing. Recipients must be residents of The Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow Health Arizona with definite financial need that can Career Scholarship for Indians of the be met by this award. Americas Value: Amount varies. May be renewed. Source: A gift from Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow. Eligibility: American Indian graduate students who plan careers in the various fields of the health sciences. Candidates are screened by the Indian Student Advisor and approved by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Two at $500 each. The Mary Opal Wolanin Scholarship Source: Mary Opal Wolanin. Eligibility: Graduate nursing students involved in research. Application is made through the Dean's office of the College of Nursing. Value: Varies.
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Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. M. Atha Memorial Scholarship Source: A gift from friends and family of the late Dr. and Mrs. Atha. Eligibility: Representatives of low -income groups pursuing careers in the medical sciences. Value: Varies. Mary Ann Farman Scholarship Source: Mary Ann Farman trust fund. Eligibility: Full -time students in good academic standing interested in health -related fields, including medical school, nursing, etc. Value: Varies. Knights of Pythias Scholarship Source: A gift from the Arizona Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Eligibility: Junior and senior students in the Colleges of Agriculture, Architecture, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Mines, Nursing and Pharmacy. Candidates are selected on the basis of need, academic achievement and future promise. As long as SSIG funds are available, students selected must be eligible for these funds. Value: Number varies at $1000.00. May be renewed. UNDERGRADUATE Andrew P. Martin Memorial Scholarships Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Source: A bequest from the late Andrew P. Fraternity, Phoenix Alumni Chapter, Martin. He was born in Tucson and attended Scholarship the Preparatory Department of the University Source: Phoenix Chapter of Alpha Zeta of Arizona. He was the owner of Martin and Omega Alumnae. Company, a chain that once included eight Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Ariona high drugstores. Mr. Martin played a prominent school gradates who are studying pharmacy part in the founding of the College of and who anticipate remaining in Arizona to Pharmacy. practice in his profession and who need Eligibility: Worthy pharmacy students who are financial help. Arizona residents, children of Arizona Value: Varies. residents and graduates of Arizona high
88 schools. At least one must be held by a women student who is a first- semester senior and has student. Recommendations are made by the the best record of achievement as a registered pharmacy faculty without regard to color, pharmacy intern. The other is available to a national heritage, or religion. second -semester senior who has the best Value: Number and amount vary. record of performance in required and elective George Martin Memorial Scholarships courses in business and pharmacy administration taken throughout the pharmacy Source: Mrs. George Martin in memory of her curriculum. husband, the late George Martin, a native Value: $250 each. Arizonan who attended the University of Arizona 1896 -1902. He was a pioneer Eli Schlossberg Scholarship pharmacist and a lifelong friend of the Source: Family and friends of the late Eli University. He was co -owner of the Martin Schlossberg. Drug Company, and he operated the Crystal Eligibility: To be awarded to outstanding Coca -Cola Bottling Company for many years. students in the areas of Pharmacology and Eligibility: Outstanding and worthy students in Clinical Pharmacy. the final three years of pharmacy, selected by Value: Varies. the faculty of the college. The David E. and Charlene Lee Shough Value: Two at $325 each. Scholarship for Health Sciences Samuel J. Reich Scholarship in Pharmacy Source: A gift to the University of Arizona Source: Paul F. and Morton D. Reich, and from David E. and Charlene Lee Shough of Geraldine Reich Kroloff, children of Samuel San Jose, California. Both are graduates of the J. Reich. University of Arizona. Eligibility: Deserving third -year pharmacy Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. upper- division students who are graduates of Value: $150. Arizona high schools and who have evidenced superior academic qualities in their freshman The Revco Drug Centers of the West and sophomore years. Preference is given to Scholarships in Pharmacy married students and members of minority Source: Revco Drug Centers of the West, Inc., ethnic groups. of Glendale, Arizona. Value: One or more at varying amounts Eligibility: One scholarship is available to a annually.
89 Tucson Medical Center Scholarships member of the faculty of the University of Source: Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. Arizona College of Pharmacy. Eligibility: Upper- division students in the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in health sciences (nursing, pharmacy, the College of Pharmacy who demonstrate an microbiology). Must be residents of Pima interest in pharmaceutical research. County with a grade point average of 3.0 or Candidates are nominated by Dr. Jack R. better. Renewable. Cole, Dean, and a faculty advisory committee Value: $700 each. in the College of Pharmacy. Upjohn Company Scholarship Value: Varies in number and amount. Source: Upjohn Company. The Henry W. Winship Memorial Eligibility: To be awarded to an outstanding Scholarship in Pharmacy student in the College of Pharmacy. Source: Gifts from friends and family of the Value: Varies. late Henry W. Winship. Eligibility: Graduate students in Clinical Pharmacy or Pharmacy Administration in the GRADUATE University of Arizona College of Pharmacy. Candidates are nominated by the faculty of the Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. Atha Pharmacy College subject to approval of the Memorial Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: A gift from friends and family of the Value: Number and amount vary. late Dr. and Mrs. Atha. The Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow Health Eligibility: Representatives of low- income Career Scholarship for Indians of the groups pursuing careers in the medical Americas sciences. Source: A gift from Arthur F. and Julie Value: Varies. Woodrow. The Donald L. Vivian Scholarship in Eligibility: American Indian graduate students Pharmacy who plan careers in the various fields of the Source: Established in honor of the late Dr. health sciences. Candidates are screened by Donald L. Vivian, a medicinal chemist who the Indian Student Advisor and approved by worked at The National Institute of Health in the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Bethesda, Maryland, and who was a longtime Value: Two at $500 each.
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Arizona Trust Company Scholarship Source: The Arizona Trust Company. Eligibility: Graduates of Sunnyside High School in Tucson. The selection is based on scholarship and extra -curricular activities. Contact the high school counselor for information. Value: $420. One year.
Baird Scholarships (The Baird Foundation, Tucson, Arizona) Source: A permanent endowment fund was established in 1948 by the late James A. Baird, New York engineer, contractor and builder of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., and the Times Building in New York City, to aid and encourage students of exceptional merit. The Baird Foundation of Tucson, Arizona, currently supports the scholarships for outstanding graduates of Arizona high schools pursuing fields of study of their own choice. Eligibility: Graduating seniors of Arizona high schools selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and usefulness to the state and the nation. Value: 100 available at $850 each. Renewable for three additional years based on maintenance of a 3.5 cumulative grade point AMOCO Foundation Scholarship average and completion of 24 units per Source: AMOCO Foundation. academic year. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving freshman who plans to major in geology, petroleum Alumni Scholarship of Benson engineering or geophysics. The scholarship is Source: Benson Alumni and friends of the renewable based on maintenance of at least a University of Arizona. "B" average and continuance toward a major Eligibility: Benson High School graduates. in geology. Students are selected for excellence of Value: The recipient will get $700 the first character and outstanding academic year, with an additional $100 being added for achievement. the following three years. Value: Varies.
91 Nelson C. Bledsoe DeMolay Scholarship maintenance of a 3.5000 or better cumulative Source: Monies contributed to the Nelson C. grade point average and completion of at least Bledsoe Fund of the Tucson Scottish Rite 24 units per academic year. bodies. Value: A limited number of scholarships are Eligibility: Freshman men in the University of available providing for remission of normal Arizona who are graduates of Arizona high and usual registration fees. Course fees in schools and who are members of any DeMolay music, aviation and fees or charges imposed or organization in the state of Arizona. collected by non -university agencies are not Value: Varies - minimum of $800. included. Arthur Brinkman Scholarship Roy F. Graesser Memorial Scholarship for Source: Arthur Brinkman of Ohio. Entering Freshmen Eligibility: Freshmen students of Source: The Graesser Foundation in memory Spanish- American descent. of Dr. Roy F. Graesser, Professor and Head of Value: Varies. Renewable for three years. Mathematics, Emeritus. Eligibility: Outstanding mathematics high The Duncan Dietrich Scholarship for school senior. Student is nominated by the Undergraduates Mathematics Department subject to the Source: A gift to the University of Arizona approval of the Office of Scholarships and endowment for scholarship purposes by Financial Aids. Duncan Dietrich. Value: $1,000 annually. The scholarship may Eligibility: Worthy and deserving incoming be renewed. freshman who has demonstrated outstanding Rollin T. Gridley Scholarship academic and leadership abilities during his or Source: Former students who served under her high school career. Rollin Gridley. Value: One annually at $750. Eligibility: To honor an outstanding Tucson William S. Dunipace Scottish Rite area inter -scholastic high school athlete who Scholarship has excelled in football or basketball and has Source: Friends of the late William S. exemplified the highest qualities of Dunipace and members of Scottish Rite sportsmanship and athletic competition. Must bodies. have a reasonable scholarship average and a Eligibility: Freshmen men and women, keen interest in perpetuating the ideals of graduates of any public high school in Arizona interscholastic competition. who are sons or daughters of any member of a Value: Varies. recognized Arizona Masonic Lodge. HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) Value: Varies - minimum of $500. Scholarships L. Boyd Finch Book Scholarship Source: The HABBJACH Organization, Source: A gift from the Lambda Chi Alpha composed of about 15 Tucson men who, Mothers and Wives Club in honor of L. Boyd besides contributing themselves to the Dollars Finch. for Scholars Fund, solicit funds from personal Eligibility: Worthy and deserving freshman in and corporate sources. Special scholarships any undergraduate college at the University of and memorial scholarships are also awarded. Arizona. Residency no requirement. Eligibility: Graduates of Tucson area high Value: Varies for books and supplies. schools on the basis of scholastic record, character and citizenship and financial need, University General Academic Scholarships nominated through high school advisors and Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. the University Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Incoming freshmen who are Financial Aids. It is hoped that recipients will Arizona residents in the top 4% of their contribute to the HABBJACH Dollars for graduating classes in Arizona high schools. Scholars Fund after graduation. These scholarships are renewable based on Value: Thirty or more $650 scholarships,
92 sometimes with additional matching funds. A Hughes Tucson Management Club portion renewable on the basis of scholastic Scholarships record and activities. Source: The Hughes Tucson Management Bruce Huffman Memorial Scholarship Club, Inc. Fund Eligibility: Awardees are chosen by the Source: Family, friends, and associates of the Management Club's Scholarship Committee late Bruce Huffman, honored alumnus of the from graduating high school seniors University of Arizona and long -time nominated by Pima County high schools. businessman of Wilcox, Arizona. Value: Approximately $3,000 over four years, Eligibility: Graduates of Wilcox High School. contingent upon maintenance of a 2.5 Three candidates possessing outstanding cumulative grade average. One scholarship is future promise, above -average academic awarded each spring, so that the number of achievement and a record of community undergraduate scholarships available at any involvement and school activity will be time totals four. selected by the faculty of Wilcox High School Todd W. Johnson Scholarships with the recipient named by the University of Source: Todd W. Johnson, Los Angeles Arizona Scholarship Committee. attorney. Value: Varies. May not be renewed. Eligibility: Entering freshmen. Value: Varies. Hughes Aircraft Company, Tucson Division, Scholarship Kentucky Fried Chicken of Tucson Source: Hughes Aircraft Company, Tucson Scholarships Division. Source: Funds contributed by the Kentucky Eligibility: Worthy and deserving entering Fried Chicken of Tucson. freshmen who are graduates of Tucson high Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at schools. the University of Arizona. Students must Value: $750 per year. Renewable for three either be in top 10% of their high school class additional years if the recipient maintains a 2.5 or have maintained a 3.5 cumulative grade or better cumulative grade average. point average at the University of Arizona. Preference shown to employees, former employees and children of employees of Kentucky Fried Chicken of Tucson. Value: Three (3) each year at $1,000 to residents of Tucson area. One each year at $2,000 to resident of any other Arizona area. James N. Livieratos Scholarship Fund Source: The family and friends of the late James N. Livieratos, alumnus and long -time teacher of theatre arts in the Tucson area. Contributions to the fund will be invested in a permanent endowment and the earnings only will be used for the award. Eligibility: Incoming freshman Drama majors who are graduates of Tucson area high schools and who have spent the last two years in Tucson schools with demonstrated outstanding ability in drama. Selection will be made by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids upon recommendation from the Department of Drama. Value: $500.
93 James and Grace M. Logie Memorial good citizenship and scholastic aptitude. Scholarship Selection is made, jointly by the superintendent Source: A bequest established by Grace M. of Morenci Public Schools and the University Logie. of Arizona Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Freshmen students who are Financial Aids. Contact the high school graduates of Douglas (Az.) High School, counselor for information. based on leadership qualities and scholastic Value: Minimum of $400 per year. standing. Contact the high school counselor The Newman Center Scholarships for information. Source: The Newman Center Scholarship Value: Varies. Fund Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Eligibility: One scholarship to a graduate of Scholarships Salpointe High School (Tucson, Az.) who has Source: Funds contributed by the Marshall been nominated by the school; one scholarship Foundation, established in 1949 by the late to an Indian student, incoming or continuing, Mrs. Louise F. Marshall, formerly Dean of who is not eligible for other scholarships or Women at the University of Arizona. other forms of financial aid; three scholarships Eligibility: Worthy and capable incoming to worthy and deserving sophomores, juniors women students who are graduates of Arizona or seniors with financial need, who are high schools. maintaining at least a 2.5 grade average, and Value: Forty -five scholarships providing for who are active members of the Newman normal and usual registration fees. Renewable Student Center. for the sophomore year on the basis of Value: Five at $500 each. satisfactory scholastic attainment. Newmont Mining Corporation Scholarship Sadie Martinez Scholarship Fund Source: Newmont Mining Corporation. Source: Benson Alumni of the University and Eligibility: Students majoring in Mining friends. Engineering. To be awarded to incoming Eligibility: Entering freshmen from Benson freshmen. Renewable. High School. Value: $1,500 annually. Number varies. Value: Varies. Nugent Scholarships McKale Scholarships Source: A bequest from the late Dr. Robert L. Source: Alumni scholarship contributions in Nugent in memory of his father, Paul Cook honor of the late Dr. J. F. "Pop" McKale. Nugent, a member of the faculty of the Eligibility: Entering freshmen selected on the University of Arizona 1920 -24; his mother, basis of scholarship, character, and success in Mary Logan Nugent; and his brother, Paul extra -curricular activities. Renewable on the Cook Nugent, Jr. basis of scholarship and outstanding Eligibility: Graduates of Arizona high schools performance in activities. or junior colleges who have previously Value: Four at $1,000 each. attended no other college or university. Kirke Tonner Moore Scholarships Value: Varies in number and amount. Some Source: A fund of $6,000 contributed to the are renewable for a second year subject to University of Arizona by Nina Moore Wygant satisfactory achievement the first year. and Roy W. Moore as a memorial to their Henri O. Pace Scottish Rite Scholarship brother, the late Kirke Tonner Moore. Source: Funds contributed by Henri O. Pace, Eligibility: Arizona resident freshmen. and contributions by other individuals and Value: Varies. One year. groups. W. L. "Tex" Neel Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Freshmen at the University of Source: Friends of the late W. L. Neel. Arizona who are graduates of any public high Eligibility: Deserving graduating seniors of school in Pinal County. Selection to be made Morenci (Az.) High School on the basis of on the basis of good citizenship, financial
94 need, and academic record. John P. Schaefer Honors Scholarships Value: Varies - minimum of $750. Source: An endowment established at the Phelps Dodge General Scholarships University of Arizona for the purpose of Source: The Phelps Dodge Foundation (New encouraging the enrollment of Arizona York City) by an agreement dated April 7, students who have evidenced exceptional 1956, between the Phelps Dodge Foundation academic potential. of the state of New York and the Board of Eligibility: Arizona High School graduating Regents of the universities of Arizona. seniors and community college students who Eligibility: A first -year student chosen from have, according to their faculty and counseling the following Arizona districts in which the departments, the intellectual capability to Phelps Dodge Corporation operates: Bisbee, maintain an outstanding academic record at the Douglas, Morenci -Clifton, and Ajo. Also, a University of Arizona and who, in the opinion first -year student from the remainder of the of the above mentioned educators, will make state at large. Recipients must be Arizona high tangible contributions to the betterment of our school graduates who are bona fide residents state, our nation and mankind in general. of Arizona with excellent academic records Students are nominated by the high school and and outstanding activities. community college faculty and counselors and Value: Two at $2,250 each for freshmen. are selected by the President of the University Renewable on the basis of exceptional of Arizona and the President of the University performance at the University for an overall of Arizona Board of Regents. Each candidate period of four years so that the number of must submit a composition of 150 words or undergraduate scholarships available at any less dealing with their goals and objectives. time remains at eight. Recipients have visited Value: Seventy -five in 1983 -84, one hundred annually one of the Phelps Dodge copper in 1984 -85 and thereafter. Value is $1,000 mining operations in Arizona or New Mexico, each. or the copper refinery at El Paso, Texas, as The Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship guests of the mining company. Source: The Seabury Foundation of Chicago, W. W. Pickrell Memorial Scholarship Illinois. Source: Mrs. W. W. Pickrell, in memory of Eligibility: Entering freshmen selected on the her husband. basis of scholarship, character, and promise for the future. Eligibility: An entering freshman who is a Value: $650 per year, renewable for three graduate of Phoenix South Mountain High School. years subject to satisfactory progress. Value: $500. One year. The Louise Lovett Seabury Scholarship The Glenn C. Purviance High School Source: The Seabury Foundation of Chicago, Scholarships in Physics Illinois. Source: A bequest from the estate of the late Eligibility: Entering freshmen selected on the Glenn C. Purviance of Tucson, Arizona. basis of scholarship, character, and promise Eligibility: Incoming freshmen who intend to for the future. major in Physics or Engineering Physics at Value: $650 per year, renewable for three The University of Arizona. years subject to satisfactory progress. Value: Two each year at $1,000.00. The George Sinclair Memorial Scholarship The Rotary Club of Tucson Scholarships Source: The Hughes Tucson Management Source: The scholarship fund of the Rotary Club, Inc. Mr. Sinclair, as Manager of Tucson Club of Tucson. Operations for Hughes Aircraft Company in Eligibility: Graduates of Tucson area high 1957 -58, gave considerable impetus and schools on the basis of scholastic record, support to the Management Club's scholarship character, and Arizona citizenship. program. Value: $800 per year. Eligibility: Awardees are chosen by the
95 Management Club's Scholarship Committee Eligibility: Incoming freshmen who are from graduating high school seniors Arizona residents who demonstrate academic nominated by Pima County high schools. excellence. These scholarships are renewable Value: Approximately $3,000 over four years, based on maintenance of a 3.5000 or better contingent upon maintenance of a 2.5 cumulative grade point average. cumulative grade average. Selected every Value: A limited number of scholarships are year. available providing for remission of normal The A. Louis Slonaker Memorial and usual registration fees. Course fees in Scholarship music, aviation and fees or charges imposed or Source: Friends and associates of the late A. collected by non -University agencies are not Louis Slonaker, who for 50 years was included. intimately concerned with the University of University General International Arizona. Mr. Slonaker was Dean of Men for NonresidentTuition Scholarships many years and was serving as Associate Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. Director of the Scholarships and Financial Eligibility: Scholars from foreign countries. Aids Office at the time of his death. Value: A limited number of scholarships at Eligibility: Outstanding incoming freshmen any time providing for remission of the who are sons or daughters of graduates of the nonresident tuition fee only. The University University of Arizona. Applicants must accepts no financial responsibility other than furnish a detailed list of their activities while in the waiver of such fee. high school. Candidates are nominated by a special subcommittee subject to the approval University General International of the Scholarships and Financial Aids Office. Scholarships Value: One yearly at $600. Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. Eligibility: Scholars from foreign countries. Troutman Book Scholarship Fund Value: A limited number of scholarships at Source: Family and friends of Edwin Glenn any one time providing for remission of and Maude Seaton Troutman. normal and usual tuition, registration and Eligibility: Deserving freshmen students in the course fees, except in music, aviation, and College of Liberal Arts. Recipients are fees or charges imposed or collected by expected to donate to the principal fund of the non -University agencies. The University scholarship upon attainment of their accepts no financial responsibility other than professional goals. the waiver of such fees. Value: Varies. Tucson Alumni Club Scholarship University General Latin American Source: Tucson Alumni Club. Scholarships Eligibility: Graduate of Tucson area high Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. school; top 25% of high school graduating Eligibility: Scholars from Latin American class; demonstration of leadership abilities and countries. participation in extracurricular activities and Value: Up to 15 scholarships providing for expressed interest in attending the University remission of normal and usual tuition, of Arizona. Candidates are nominated by their registration and course fees, except in music, high schools with final selection made by the aviation, and fees or charges imposed or Tucson Alumni Club Scholarship Committee. collected by non -University agencies. The Value: $1,000 per academic year. Renewable University accepts no financial responsibility for three additional years if the recipient other than the waiver of such fees. maintains a 3.5000 cumulative grade point University General Mexican Scholarships average and completes 24 units each academic Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. year. Eligibility: Scholars from Mexico. University General Academic Scholarships Value: A limited number of scholarships Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. providing for remission of normal and usual
96 tuition, registration and course fees, except in University General Resident Scholarships music, aviation, and fees or charges imposed Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. or collected by non -University agencies. The Eligibility: Incoming freshman Arizona University accepts no financial responsibility resident students. other than the waiver of such fees. Value: A number of scholarships are available providing for remission of normal and usual registration fees. Course fees in music, aviation, and fees or charges imposed or collected by non -University agencies are not included. May be renewed. Wilson Foundation Scholarship and Study Grant Source: Wilson Foundation. Eligibility: Needy graduates of Arizona high schools. Value: $800 annually. Renewable. "Heinie" Young Memorial Scottish Rite Scholarship Source: A bequest from the late Henry Edgar Young, a 33° Mason. Mr. Young was born July 2, 1884, in Maries County, Missouri. He came to Arizona at an early age and found employment with the Santa Fe Railroad where he worked both as an engineer and conductor until his retirement. Mr. Young was a Past Master of Winslow Lodge No. 13 F. & A.M., and also was most active in the work of Scottish Rite Masonry in Arizona, as well as the Rainbow Girls and Job's Daughters organizations. Eligibility: Freshman women at the University of Arizona who are graduates of Arizona high schools, and who are members of the Rainbow Girls or Job's Daughters organizations. Value: Varies - minimum of $800.
97 Miscellaneous Criteria
American Business Women's Association, El Cien Chapter, Scholarship Source: American Business Women's Association, El Cien Chapter. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in any field of study. Value: Varies. American Business Women's Association, La Estrellita Chapter, Scholarship Source: American Business Women's Association, La Estrellita Chapter. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in any field of study. Value: Varies. American Business Women's Association, Las Hermanas Chapter, Scholarship Source: A gift from the Las Hermanas Chapter of the American Business Women's Association. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving freshmen or sophomore students in any college who are business oriented with a sincere desire to improve the condition of completing their studies and furthering the progress of women in the working world. Value: $200 annually. American Business Women's Association, Tucson Saguaro Chapter, Scholarship Source: Fund raising projects of the Tucson Saguaro Chapter, American Business UNDERGRADUATE Women's Association. Eligibility: Women students in any field of American Business Women's Association, study. El Chaparral Chapter Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: American Business Women's Alpha Phi Alpha, Eta Psi Lambda Association, El Chaparral Chapter. Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in Source: Eta Psi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi any field of study. Alpha Fraternity. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving male
98 undergraduate, preferably Black, with not less be awarded to the high school having 10 -29 than a 2.0 cumulative grade average. If freshman students enrolled at the University, granted to a freshman, the student must be a with the highest grade point average graduate of an Arizona high school. (minimum of 3.0000). Value: $45Q annually. Value: The scholarship will be in the amount American Association of University of registration fees, plus $100 in cash for Women, Tucson Branch, Scholarship books. Source: The Tucson Branch of the American Arizona Republic Scholarship Association of University Women. Source: The Central Newspapers Foundation Eligibility: Arizona Indian women. (Indianapolis, Indiana), supported by the Value: Number and amount vary. (Phoenix)Arizona Republic and the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Phoenix Gazette , has funded these Association (A.H.E.P.A.) Scholarship scholarships since 1959. Source: American Hellenic Educational Eligibility: Newspaper carriers and other Progressive Association, Arizona Chapter No. worthy youths from the newspaper industry. 275, Tucson, Arizona. Value: Number and amounts vary. Eligibility: Students whose parents are members of the A.H.E.P.A. Family or Yorke Bannard Scholarship for Indians members of the junior orders of A.H.E.P.A. Source: A gift from Mr. and Mrs. Bannard of Candidates may pick up special A.H.E.P.A. Tucson. application forms from the scholarship Eligibility: Junior and senior students at the chairman or any member of the scholarship University of Arizona of American Indian committee. Academic excellence is the ancestry who have demonstrated exceptional dominant basis for qualification. academic ability by maintaining an average of Value: Varies. B or better. Candidates to be nominated by the Indian student advisor and are subject to the The Arizona Bank Scholarship approval of the Office of Scholarships and Source: The Arizona Bank. Financial Aids. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. Value: Number varies at $600 yearly. Preference is given to minority, disabled, or handicapped students. The Sidney Barbosa Memorial Scholarship Value: $1,000. Source: A gift to the University of Arizona Arizona Alumni Association of Tucson Perpetual endowment from Dr. and Mrs. Scholarships Robert Barbosa of Tempe in memory of their Source: Tucson Alumni Club. son, a former student of the University of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Tucson Area Arizona, Sidney Barbosa. high school graduates. Eligibility: Members in good standing of those Value: Varies. Greek letter fraternities with local chapters at Arizona Cup and Scholarship the University of Arizona. Recipients should Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. have an interest in athletics with special Eligibility: In order to encourage scholarship consideration to those with a previous record on the part of freshmen students, the Arizona of participation. Student community and Cup and Scholarship are awarded annually to fraternal activities are also of concern. The that Arizona high school that has a recipient must have a cumulative grade point representation of at least 30 students in the average of 2.5 or better. Value: Number varies at $500.00. freshman class during both semesters whose entire freshman group maintains the highest Nelson C. Bledsoe Scottish Rite Scholarship average in scholarship during its freshman Source: A gift from the estate of Dr. Nelson C. year in the University. No minimum grade Bledsoe to the Tucson Scottish Rite point average is required. (With institution of Endowment Fund. Dr. Bledsoe was for many the new Arizona Cup, the University Cup is to years a member of the Supreme Council of the
99 Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rites of Jacob Bona, a member of Scottish Rite Bodies Masonry. for over 50 years. Eligibility: Entering freshmen at the Eligibility: Freshmen who are graduates of any University of Arizona who are the sons and public high school in Arizona. Candidates daughters of Scottish Rite Masons receive first must be the son or daughter of a Scottish Rite preference. Sons and daughters of members of (Valley of Tucson) mason or any member of the Masonic Order will also be considered. an Arizona Mason Lodge. Candidates may Value: Varies - minimum of $800. also be members of Rainbow Girls or Job's Daughters of DeMolay. Byron T. Bingham Memorial Scholarship Value: Varies - minimum of $800. in Baseball Source: Family, friends and associates of the Mary Jeffries Bruce Scholarship late Byron T. Bingham. Source: Friends and associates of Mary Eligibility: Worthy and deserving baseball Jeffries Bruce, founder of the Sunday Evening players at the University of Arizona who are Forum. residents of the Tucson area. Eligibility: Upper- division, undergraduates at Value: Varies. the University of Arizona. Residence and citizenship not required. Selected by awards Nelson C. Bledsoe DeMolay Scholarship section of Office of Scholarships and Financial Source: Monies contributed to the Nelson C. Aids on the basis of need, academic
Bledsoe Fund of the Tucson Scottish Rite bodies. achievement and future promise. Eligibility: Freshman men in the University of Value: $400 annually. Not renewable. Arizona who are graduates of Arizona high schools and who are members of any DeMolay Cananea Alumni 4-C Revolving organization in the state of Arizona. Scholarship Value: Varies - minimum of $800. Source: The Cananea University of Arizona Alumni and 4 -C Fund. Nelson C. Bledsoe Scottish Rite Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students of Source: A gift from the estate of Dr. Nelson C. Mexican nationality. Preference shall be given Bledsoe to the Tucson Scottish Rite to residents of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico. Endowment Fund. Dr. Bledsoe was for many Value: Varies. Recipients assume the years a member of the Supreme Council of the obligation to repay a similar sum to the fund Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rites of after graduation and upon securing Masonry. employment. Minimum repayment to be at the Eligibility: Entering freshmen at the same rate and over the same period of time University of Arizona who are the sons and covered by the scholarship. daughters of Scottish Rite Masons receive first preference. Sons and daughters of members of Marguerite Chesney Memorial Tennis the Masonic Order will also be considered. Scholarship Value: Varies - minimum of $800. Source: Contributions from friends and former students of the late Marguerite Chesney, Helen Bocock Memorial Scholarship former Director Emeritus of Physical Source: Family and friends of the late Helen Education for Women. Bocock. Eligibility: Deserving and worthy women Eligibility: Students enrolled in any field of students who have shown exceptional ability study. in playing tennis. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. John Jacob Bona Scottish Rite Scholarship The William B. Clark Memorial Source: Dividends and earnings from Standard Scholarship for American Indians Oil of California Stock, a bequest from John Source: Family, friends and associates of the
100 late Mr. William B. Clark. Harry and Edith Daughtrey Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Arizona Source: Harry and Edith Daughtrey Indians in any college. Preference is shown to Scholarship. members of the White Mountain Apache tribe. Eligibility: Blind students enrolled in any Applicants must plan to return to their tribal college at the University or sons and daughters area and make a contribution to their people. of parents who are blind. Value: Varies. Value: $500 per annum. The Jim Click Ford Scholarships for The Senator and Mrs. Hubert d'Autremont Upper- Division Students Memorial Scholarships Source: Jim Click, owner of Jim Click Ford Source: A gift to the University of Arizona Company (Tucson). from the d'Autremont Memorial Association, ?ligibility: Worthy and deserving juniors at a group of citizens inspired by the strong he University of Arizona. Candidates must leadership and significant civic contributions lave a cumulative grade average of 3.0 or of State Senator and Mrs. Hubert getter. Recipients are selected by the d'Autremont. Scholarship Office, and scholarships will be Eligibility: Worthy students of American renewed for the senior year if a minimum of 24 Indian or international origin, or those who are units are completed with the same cumulative members of a minority group in attendance at average. Not more than one recipient can be the University of Arizona. The recipients named from any one department of the accept a moral obligation to contribute to the University during the course of the academic fund in the future. year. Value: Amounts determined by the Office of Value: Three junior scholarships at $500 each, Scholarships and Financial Aids. with a like number of renewals for the senior year, making a total of six scholarships. The Edgar Elizabeth Davidson Memorial
Coors Beer Distributors Source: Gifts from family and friends of the Source: Coors Beer Distributors - Tucson. late Edgar Elizabeth Davidson, longtime Eligibility: Selection made by the League of teacher in Morenci Public Schools. Mexican -American Women; applications must Eligibility: Graduates of Morenci High go to this organization for consideration. School. Candidates are nominated by the Value: Two full scholarships per year, value administrative staff of Morenci High School depends upon the cost of tuition. subject to the approval of the Office of Cyprus Mines Corporation Scholarships Scholarships and Financial Aids and the Source: Cyprus Mines Corporation. family. Preference given to children of Eligibility: Full -time students, undergraduate employees of the Morenci Public School or graduate, in any field of University study, System and to students planning to enter the who are employees for one year or more, or teaching profession. children of such employees, of the Bagdad Value: One each year at $500.00. Copper Corporation or Arizona Chemcopper The Benjamin and Bio DeCasseres Loan Corporation. Selection is based on Source: An endowment from Benjamin and comparative merit, without relationship to Bio DeCasseres. race, religion, national origin, or rank of Eligibility: Are offered to Indian students at parent within the corporation. the University of Arizona based on academic Value: Two at $600 each. achievement and need. Grace Daniels Memorial Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Family and friends of the late Grace Herman E. DeMund Memorial Daniels. Scholarships Eligibility: Students in any field of study. Source: The late Herman E. DeMund and the Value: Varies. foundation which he established have provided
101 grants for "tuition and sustenance" for Scholarships and Financial Aid. Students must deserving students in the institutions of higher maintain a cumulative 2.500 grade average. learning in Arizona since the 1940s. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Deserving students selected on the Richard L. Disney and Harriet M. Disney basis of scholarship ability and without Foreign Student Scholarship restriction as to race, religion, or sex. Source: A gift from the late Richard L. and Value: Three at $1,000 each. Harriet M. Disney for the purpose of Hubert DeWolf Scholarship stimulating better international relations Source: Friends and family of the late Hubert between the United States and other countries. DeWolf. Eligibility: Deserving students of foreign Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students countries, who are under 30 years old. who show academic promise. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. The Dougherty Foundation Scholarships The Duncan Dietrich Scholarships for Source: Dougherty Foundation, Inc. Undergraduates Eligibility: Full -time Arizona resident Source: A bequest to the University of Arizona undergraduates who have an evaluated Foundation to establish an undergraduate financial need and a minimum cumulative scholarship. grade average of 3.000. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Value: Varies. Value: One annually at $750. E. Blois De Bois Scholarships Stephen J. Dinou Source: The E. Blois du Bois Foundation of Source: A gift of funds and real estate from the Phoenix, Arizona. estate of the late Stephen J. Dinou. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: Worthy and deserving undergraduates and graduates. The students undergraduate and graduate students of Greek must have actively participated in student ancestry to be selected by the Office of affairs and should possess a cumulative grade
102 average of "B" " or better. Students are Golden Eagle Distributors Scholarship nominated by the Scholarships and Financial Source: Golden Eagle Distributors. Aids Office. Final selection is made by an Eligibility: Minority student. interview with the Board of the Foundation. Value: $500 per semester. Value: Numberand amount vary. Thomas E. Goodale Memorial Fund Emergency Minority Book Scholarship Source: Family of the late Thomas E. Source: Dr. Thomas E. Bradel, D.D.S. Goodale. Eligibility: Black students with emergency Eligibility: To be awarded to an arthritic expenses for books. student for the purchase of textbooks. Value: Varies. Value: $25. Empire Machinery Company Scholarship Mercedes Shibell Gould Memorial for Bagdad Students Scholarship Source: Empire Machinery Company Source: A fund in excess of $14,000 from the (Phoenix). estate of Mercedes Shibell Gould, one of the Eligibility: A deserving graduate of Bagdad three members of the first graduating class of (Az.) High School. The student may choose the University of Arizona in 1895. any Arizona college in any field of study. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Value: $300. upper- division students in any college. George R. and Flora Fansett Memorial Value: Varies. Scholarships The C. Edgar Goyette Memorial Source: A bequest from the estate of the late Scholarship Fund George R. and Flora Fansett. Source: Family and friends of C. Edgar Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students of Goyette. Mr. Goyette served the Tucson the University of Arizona. Must be graduates Community with distinction for over 50 years. of Arizona public high schools and citizens of In 1913, he was elected the University of the state of Arizona. Renewable if suitable Arizona's first student body president. His academic average is maintained. service as Secretary of the Chamber of Value: Varies. Commerce of Tucson led to his being named First Interstate Bank of Arizona "Man of the Year" in 1958. Scholarships Eligibility: Worthy students who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership qualities. Source: First Interstate Bank of Arizona. Students must be Arizona residents at least Eligibility: Five worthy and deserving students three years prior to applying. The Goyette from the low- income community who would family will select the recipients from three otherwise not be able to attend the University finalists recommended by the Office of of Arizona. Purpose is to give the recipient Scholarships and Financial Aids. opportunity for full time participation in life of campus community. Value: Number and amount varies. Value: $2,500 yearly. Renewable. George Gregson Scholarships Ottus F. Fisher Memorial Scholarship Source: George Gregson, '24, of Los Angeles. Source: John F. Fisher, Mrs. Ethel Fisher Eligibility: Undergraduates and graduates at the University of Arizona. The selection is Sullivan, and other members of the Ottus F. based on scholarship and activites. Fisher family. Mr. Fisher came to Arizona in Value: Seven at $2,000 each year. 1913 and was prominent in the construction industry for many years. He was the founder Warren A. Grossetta, Sr. Scholarship of the Fisher Contracting Company, and was Source: A gift to the University of Arizona identified with other Fisher enterprises. Endowment by Mrs. Warren Grossetta, Sr., in Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students honor of her husband. who are residents of Arizona. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduates of Value: Number varies at $1,250 each. Tucson area high schools. Candidates must
103 have completed successfully in at least one The J. Allen Harlan Memorial Scholarship form of interscholastic athletics while in high Source: A bequest by the late J. Allen Harlan, school. a former member of the faculty of the Value: Varies. University of Arizona. Gulf Oil Honors Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Gulf Oil Corporation. upper- division students at the University of Eligibility: To go to a student entering their Arizona. Preference given to students in the junior year and who is a U.S. citizen or a College of Business and Public lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and in Administration. Not renewable. possession of an Alien Registration Receipt Value: Number varies at $500. Card. In addition, they must be a full -time The Al Harrison Scholarship for Nogales student of proven scholastic ability. Students Value: Varies. Source: A gift from Mr. Al Harrison of Nogales, Arizona. Mr. Harrison is known as Kenneth Gunter Scholarship the Watermelon King of Nogales. Source: A gift donated by Elizabeth Fulton Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduates of Gunter. Nogales High School who are citizens of the Eligibility: Preference will be given to United States. Candidates must demonstrate undergraduate students who have participated need and academic excellence. Transfer in rodeos as a roper, and who intend to further students from other institutions of higher participate in such events. The recipient must learning are eligible for this aid when they are have a scholarship record above the University enrolled at the University of Arizona provided average and must be an Arizona resident. their college grades are 3.5 or better. There is Value: $500 annually; renewable. no requirement regarding the field of study at the University of Arizona. Candidates are nominated of of HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) Nogales, AZ. Scholarships Value: 5 each year at $1,000 each. Renewable Source: HABBJACH. on continued need and 3.5 cumulative Eligibility: Graduates of high schools in average. Tucson on the basis of scholastic record, character and Arizona citizenship. It is hoped The George G. Harvill Scholarship or the recipients will plan to contribute to the Study Grant HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) Source: The University of Arizona Faculty scholarship fund after graduation. Women's Club. Value: Normal and usual registration fees. Eligibility: Must be a female Arizona resident Number of scholarships varies. with a g.p.a. of 3.5 or better. The recipient must also be a full -time undergraduate or Bruce F. and Cornelia B. Hannah graduate. Preference will be given to those Scholarship who are either married or have been married. Source: A gift from Bruce F. and Cornelia B. Value: Varies. Hannah, alumni of the University of Arizona. The Normal C. Hayhurst Memorial In honor of Dr. Hidetoshi Maruyama of Scholarship Matsudo, Chiba, Japan. Funds are provided Source: A bequest of the late Normal C. for the advancement and encouragement of Hayhurst of Glendale, California. undergraduate students. Eligibility: Worthy undergraduates at the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students University of Arizona. Preference given to from Japan attending the University of sophomores, juniors and seniors. Arizona. Given at the discretion and with the Value: $250 annually. Not renewable. approval of the Foreign Student Advisor and The Heard Inc. Fund the Director of Financial Aids. Source: The income from a bequest left to the Value: Number and amount vary. University by Dwight B. Heard. 104 Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students The Walter Hollweg Memorial Scholarship with emergency needs. Grants made at the Source: A gift from Mrs. Virginia Hollweg. discretion of the Director of the Office of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving junior or Scholarships and Financial Aids. senior students with physical handicaps. Value: Varies. Value: $50 annually. George Herrick Memorial Scholarship Douglas Holsclaw Band Scholarships Source: Family and friends of the late George Source: Scholarship funds contributed by Herrick. Douglas Holsclaw, '25, in honor of Jack Lee, Eligibility: Students in any field of study. Band Director at the University of Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Outstanding Arizona bandsmen Barbara A. Hesler Memorial Scholarship recommended by the Band Director. Value: Varies. Source: A gift from Mr. Bob Hesler of the University of Arizona Press, and friends of The Roberta and Jay Howenstine Mrs. Barbara A. Hesler, former assistant Dean Scholarship of the University of Arizona, College of Source: A gift of funds from the Jay Liberal Arts. Howenstine Foundation, family, and friends. Eligibility: U.S. citizens and Arizona Eligibility: University of Arizona students who residents. are handicapped or students preparing to work Value: Varies. in fields of service to the handicapped such as Associated Highway Patrolmen of Arizona Special Education or Rehabilitation. Available Scholarship to graduates or undergraduates and may be Source: Associated Highway Patrolmen of awarded on an academic year basis or for use Arizona. in summer school. Candidates are Eligibility: 1. Applicants must be the son or recommended by the appropriate department daughter of an Arizona Department of Public subject to approval by the Office Safety Officer; 2. Applicants must be between Scholarships and Financial Aids. the ages of 16 and 23; 3. Selection will be Value: Varies in amount and number of made by the University on the following scholarships. criteria: A. Grade point average; B. Need; C. International Student Director's Community Leadership; D. Preference will be Scholarship given to applicants who have received the Source: Anonymous. scholarship in the past and kept up their Eligibility: Must be an Arab or Moslem of scholastic average; 4. Applicants must plan on good academic standing, who is a earning their degree within 4 years; 5. non -immigrant with high potential of returning Applications should be submitted by July 15 to home. The award will be made on the either A.S.U. /U. of A./N.A.U. scholarship recommendation of the Director of the offices. Applicants should apply only to one of International Student Office. the three schools listed. Value: Will vary according to the financial Value: The amount of the scholarship will be need of the student. $750.00 per semester but not more than $1500.00 per year. Italian- American Club Scholarship Source: The Italian- American Club of Tucson. Bertha B. Hollis Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Provided by the estate of Bulah Ruth undergraduates who are Arizona residents. Thomas. The selection shall be made by the Office of Eligibility: Protestant American Indian Scholarships and Financial Aids, upon a students who are in an approved law or recommendation from the Scholarship pre -law curriculum. Recommended by the Committee of the Italian- American Club. The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids and academic record and character of each the American Indian Student Advisor. applicant will be considered carefully. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. 105 Mary Jeffries Bruce Scholarship Kiwanis Club of Tucson Scholarships Source: Friends and Associates of Mary Source: The Kiwanis Club of Tucson, in Jeffries Bruce, founder of the Sunday Evening tribute to Harry 1- Leighton, its treasurer for Forum. many years. Eligibility: Upper- division undergraduates of Eligibility: Graduates of Tucson high schools. the University of Arizona. Residence and Value: Eight are available at $700 each. citizenship not required. Selected by the Renewable for the minimum period required awards section of the Office of Scholarships for a bachelor's degree, in consideration of and Financial Aids on the basis of need, scholarly attainment. academic achievement, and future promise. Value: $400 annually. Not renewable. Paul G. and Elsie M. Koch Memorial Scholarship Victor H. and Victor Bruce Kelley Source: The late Paul G. Koch. Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Undergraduates who are graduates Source: Family and friends of the late Victor of Tucson area high schools, majoring in Bruce Kelley. science. Selection is based on scholarship, Eligibility: Deserving students of junior or merit, and professional potential. Candidates senior standing who have exhibited good are recommended by science department heads scholarship and high character. of Tucson high schools. Selection is made by Value: $500. the University of Arizona Committee on Violet Greer Kelley Scholarship scholarships. Source: Violet Greer Kelley. Value: Amount varies. Renewable. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students in L. L. Kriegbaum Athletic Scholarships any field of study. Value: Varies. Source: The estate of the late Lawrence L. Kreigbaum. Kentucky Fried Chicken of Tucson Eligibility: Athletes in baseball and tract. Scholarships Value: Varies. Source: Funds contributed by the Kentucky Scholarship Fund in Honor of Richard Fried Chicken of Tucson. Herreras, ArtKingman, Sr., Alex Molina, Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at Sr., and Deceased Membersof the the University of Arizona. Students must Latin -American Social Club of Pima either be in top 10% of their high school class County or have maintained a 3.5 cumulative grade Source: The Scholarship Fund of the point average at the University of Arizona. Latin -American Social Club of Pima County. Preference shown to employees, former Eligibility: Worthy and deserving employees and children of employees of Mexican -American and other graduates of Kentucky Fried Chicken of Tucson. Tucson area high schools. Selection is made Value: Three (3) each year at $1,000 to by the Scholarship Committee of the residents of Tucson area. One each year at Latin -American Social Club. This scholarship $2,000 to resident of any other Arizona area. is renewable if grade point average of 2.5 is The Gerry King Memorial Scholarship maintained. Source: Family and friends of the late Gerry Value: Two new scholarships yearly at $500 King. each. Eligibility: Members of the University of The League of Mexican - American Women Arizona Bowling team. Scholarships Value: Varies. Source: The League of Mexican -American Kiwanis Club of Sunshine Scholarships Women. Source: The Kiwanis Club of Sunshine, Eligibility: Needy Mexican -American Tucson, Arizona. undergraduates and graduates. Students must Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. apply through the Scholarships and Financial Value: Varies. Aids Office and the League of
106 Mexican -American Women. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students of Value: Number and amount vary. the University of Arizona. May be graduate or undergraduate so long as they are in a full T. F. Leehan Scholarship Trust Fund degree program. Source: Ruth O. Leehan, in memory of her Value: Varies. husband, Timothy F. Leehan, a longtime resident and community- minded individual Magma Copper Company Scholarship who established and operated the T. F. Leehan Source: Funds provided by the Magma Copper Insurance Agency until his death in 1962. Company. Eligibility: Arizona high school graduates and Eligibility: Students of San Manuel and residents who are full -time undergraduate Superior (Az.) high schools who demonstrate students on a regular academic degree a high academic standing as well as certain program. Students must demonstrate financial other qualities determined by the Magma self -help in the form of part-time or full -time Copper Company. Scholarship will be work to meet part of their educational costs. renewed through four academic years, Selection of eligible students to be made by the assuming that the student maintains a grade Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. average of 2.5 or better if attending the Value: Varies in relation to unfilled financial University of Arizona. Students may attend need. any of the three state - supported universities in Arizona. Susan Elizabeth (Suki) Leonard Memorial Value: Varies. No other scholarship may be Scholarship held by the recipient. Source: A gift of $5,000 by Mr. and Mrs. Egerton D. Lakin of Palo Alto, California, in Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women memory of their granddaughter. Book Scholarships Eligibility: Worthy and deserving women Source: Funds contributed by the Marshall students who are pledges of Alpha Epsilon Foundation. Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Eligibility: Deserving Arizona women who Value: $600. need additional funds to cover the cost of their Kate C. Lewis and John William Lewis books and other incidental educational Memorial Scholarship expenses. Source: A bequest from the estate of Kate C. Value: $250 each. Ten are available. Lewis. Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. Scholarships Value: Varies. Source: Funds contributed by the Marshall Marvin Lewis Scholarship Fund Foundation, established in 1948 by the late Source: A fund established by contributions Mrs. Louise F. Marshall, university faculty from family and friends of the late Marvin member at the University of Arizona. Lewis, local student athlete at Tucson High Eligibility: Worthy and capable incoming School and the University of Arizona. women students who are graduates of Arizona Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at high schools. the University of Arizona with physical Value: Forty -five at $650 each. Renewable for handicaps. Preference will be given to the sophomore year on the basis of satisfactory low- income students. Recipients to be chosen scholastic attainment. from three names submitted by the University The Douglas D. Martin Journalism Special Services Office to the Director of the Scholarship Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Varies. Source: Annual contributions from the alumni and other friends of the Journalism The Frederick Lewisohn Book Scholarship Department. Source: A gift from the Lewisohn Copper Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. Company. Value: Varies.
107 Johnny McClure Memorial Grant John D. and Agathia J. McGill Scholarship Source: A fund established by contributions Source: John D. and Agathia J. McGill. from family of the late Johnny McClure. Eligibility: Needy students attending the Eligibility: Deserving students at the University of Arizona. University of Arizona with physical Value: Number and amount vary. handicaps. Recipients to be chosen from Michigan -McKale Scholarship recommendations submitted by the University Source: Alumni and friends of the late Dr. J. Special Services Office to the Office of F. "Pop" McKale. Scholarships and Financial Aids. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Value: $1,000.00. who graduated from Michigan high schools. Fred C. and Ada P. McCormick Value: Varies. Scholarship Source: A gift from Ada P. McCormick, Samuel H. Morris Memorial Scholarships director of the Little Chapel of All Nations, Source: A bequest from the late Samuel H. Inc. , honoring her husband, the late Fred C. Morris, a distinguished Arizona attorney. He McCormick, a University of Arizona faculty was born in New Orleans, educated at the member and managing editor of the Arizona University of Michigan, and practiced law Quarterly. continuously in Arizona from 1913 until his Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students death in 1967. Except for a brief stay in from the minority groups. Cochise County, his entire professional career Value: Varies. was spent in Globe, Arizona. Throughout his life, Mr. Morris was keenly interested in The Almittie McCray Memorial Scholarship higher education. He was a member of the Source: Alpha Kappa Alpha. Board of Regents for 16 years, serving three Eligibility: Female undergraduates and terms as president in 1948, 1950, and 1962. graduates in good academic standing of not Eligibility: Worthy and deserving male or less than a 2.0 cumulative grade average. female students seeking a bachelors degree at Preferably students should be Black and the University of Arizona. members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. Mortar Board Scholarship The Ernest W. and Edna E. McFarland Source: Gifts from Mortar Board Alumni of Scholarship the University of Arizona. Source: A gift from Ernest W. and Edna E. Eligibility: Outstanding sophomore students McFarland. Mr. McFarland has had a who have demonstrated excellence in the areas distinguished career as a former governor of of scholarship, leadership, and service. Must Arizona, United States senator from Arizona, have a minimum grade point average of 3.2. house majority leader from Arizona and Award will be announced in the Spring former chief justice of the Arizona Supreme semester of the student's sophomore academic Court. Both Mr. and Mrs. McFarland, a year and awarded for the Fall semester of the former teacher, had to work their way through junior year. school. It was their difficulties in so doing Value: Varies. which have inspired them to assist worthy The Tacy Clagett Moyer Memorial students. Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: The will of Tacy Claggett Moyer. undergraduates attending the University of Eligibility: Active sophomore, junior and Arizona, who are residents of Arizona in need senior members in good standing of Gamma of assistance and have displayed leadership Phi Beta Sorority. Applicants may not receive qualities as well as the ability to attain a good any other local Gamma Phi Beta scholarship academic record. concurrently with this scholarship. Value: One yearly at $1,000, as well as a Qualifications include character, scholastic second yearly at varying amounts. achievement, financial need, service to the
108 sorority and contributions to the University Financial Aids. community. Applicants must submit a letter to Value: Varies in number and amount. the selection committee stating their need, Elsie Holman Neal, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae which shall be received by the financial Club Scholarship adviser no later than April 1. Source: The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club in Value: Varies. tribute to Elsie Holman Neal. The Mulcahy Foundation Athletic Eligibility: Arizona women students in Scholarships upper- division or graduate study. Recipients Source: The Mulcahy Foundation of Tucson. are to be recommended to the Office of Eligibility: Worthy and deserving participants Scholarships and Financial Aids by the in athletics at the University of Arizona. Scholarship Committee of the Pi Beta Phi Recommendations from the Athletic Director Alumnae Club and are to assume a moral are honored on the basis of standards of obligation to make a similar amount available PAC -10 and NCAA. when able to do so. Value: Varies. Value: Varies. The John and Helen Murphey Foundation New Start Book Grants Scholarships Source: University faculty and staff. Source: A gift from the John and Helen Eligibility: Needy students from the Tucson Murphey Foundation, to establish an area who have been financial aid recipients. endowment to fund these scholarships. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at The Newman Sustaining Board Scholarship the University of Arizona. Special Source: The Sustaining Board of the Newman consideration is given to students whose needs Student Center. are not easily fulfilled by standard scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving procedure. Each applicant for assistance from sophomores, juniors or seniors with financial these funds is personally interviewed by the need, who are active members of the Newman director of the Office of Scholarships and Student Association. Value: $500 per year. Robert L. Nugent Memorial Scholarship Source: Former students and friends of the late Dr. Robert L. Nugent. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students who show academic promise and who are residents of Arizona. Value: Varies. The Myrtle Okey Scholarship for American Indians Source: A gift to the University of Arizóna from the estate of the late Mrs. Myrtle Okey. Eligibility: American Indian students at the University of Arizona. These scholarships are not limited to any graduate or undergraduate level. Preference given to those students demonstrating financial need, but academic excellence is the chief criterion in making this award. Value: Eleven scholarships annually at $800. May be renewed if satisfactory academic record is maintained.
109 Old Fort Lowell Scholarships Financial Aids. Source: A friend of the University of Arizona. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving H. A. "Porque" Patten Award upper- division students. Source: The University of Arizona Alumni Value: Two at $500 each. Association. George Olney Scholarship Fund Eligibility: To be given to an athlete, Source: Bill Olney, nephew of the late George preferably of Mexican descent, who has made Olney. an outstanding contribution to the athletic Eligibility: Outstanding students in any field of program. Selection is made by faculty study. committee of five members. Value: Varies. Value: A cup or a plaque. Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ott Scholarship Source: Alpha of Arizona Chapter of Phi Source: A gift of $10,000 in 1959 from Mr. Theta Kappa National Honorary Scholastic and Mrs. Harvey Ott. Fraternity. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving American Eligibility: Worthy and deserving active born single male students in the College of members in upper- division classes, and /or Medicine at the University of Arizona. newly transferred from a junior or two -year Recipients must have successfully completed college with an Associate degree and the at least one year of satisfactory study in the required grade point average. Chosen by Phi College of Medicine at the University of Theta Kappa Scholarship Committee and are Arizona. Candidates are nominated by the subject to the approval of the Office of Colleges Scholarship Committee. After Scholarships and Financial Aids. approval by the donors and the Office of Value: Number and amount vary. Scholarships and Financial Aids, the scholarships are then made available on a Phoenix Alumni Scholarship bi- yearly basis. Source: Phoenix Alumni Club. Value: Number varies at $500 yearly. May be Eligibility: Must be in the top 20% of a renewed on the approval of donor. graduating class in Maricopa County, have definite plans to attend the University of Outstanding Community College Graduate Arizona, and be the son /daughter of alumnus Scholarship of the University of Arizona. Source: The University of Arizona Regents Value: At least two at $1,000 each. Scholarship Project. Phoenix Gazette Carrier Scholarships Eligibility: The outstanding graduating student Source: The Central Newspapers Foundation of each community college in Arizona. (Indianapolis, Indiana), supported by the Recipients are chosen by their respective (Phoenix) Arizona Republic and the schools on the basis of academic achievement Phoenix Gazette , has funded these and active participation in student scholarships since 1959. government. Eligibility: Newspaper carriers and other Value: Resident registration fees plus $100 for worthy youths from the newspaper industry. books. Value: Number and amounts vary. The Gordon Packard Memorial Dickson Potter Scholarship Scholarship Source: A gift from Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Source: Funds provided in her husband's Potter of Tucson. memory by Mrs. Gordon Packard. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Eligibility: Outstanding students at the upper- division students. Preference given to University of Arizona who have demonstrated Tucson High School graduates. financial need. Candidates are nominated by Value: Number and value varies. President Emeritus Richard Harvill, subject to President's Cup and Scholarship the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Source: The Arizona Board of Regents.
110 Eligibility: In order to encourage scholarship Joseph M. Schachner Memorial on the part of the freshman students, the Scholarship Fund President's Cup and Scholarship are awarded Source: Funds provided as a memorial to the annually to that Arizona high school late Joseph M. Schachner by Mrs. Schachner represented by not more than nine students in and their sons. the freshman class whose entire freshman Eligibility: Jewish residents of Israel who are group maintains the highest scholastic average judged worthy on the basis of character and during its freshman year in the University. No academic record, and who are recommended high school shall be considered a competitor by the Director of Hillel Foundation, Rabbi of unless it has a representation of a minimum of Temple Anshei Israel, or the Rabbi of Temple three and a maximum of nine students in the Emanu -El. freshman class of the University during both Value: Varies. semesters with a group average not lower than The Helen Schaefer Scholarship 3.0. The scholarship is available to a graduate, Source: The University of Arizona Faculty selected by the high school faculty, upon Women's Club. matriculation in the University as a member of Eligibility: Must be a female Arizona resident the succeeding year's sophomore class. with a g.p.a. of 3.5 or better. The recipient Value: The scholarship provides registration must also be a full -time undergraduate or fees plus $100 for books and supplies. graduate. Preference will be given to those The Carol Reed Memorial Scholarship who either are married or have been married. Source: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reed, parents of Value: Varies. Carol Reed. John P. Schaefer Honors Scholarship Eligibility: The best qualified Yaqui male or Source: An endowment established at the female applicant. May be renewed for one University of Arizona for the purpose of year if the student maintains a 2.0 or better encouraging the enrollment of Arizona cumulative grade average. students who have evidenced exceptional Value: Two at $300. academic potential. ROTC Scholarships (Army and Air Force) Eligibility: Arizona High School graduating Subsistence pay of $100 per month, tax free, seniors and community college students who for a maximum of 20 months during two have, according to their faculty and counseling academic years is paid to nonscholarship, departments, the intellectual capability to upper- division students upon enlistment in the maintain an outstanding academic record at the appropriate Reserve and signing the contract University of Arizona and who, in the opinion of service. Highly competitive scholarships of the above - mentioned educators, will made are available which pay full tuition, cost of tangible contributions to the betterment of our textbooks , incidental fees , laboratory state, our nation and mankind in general. expenses , and $100 per month during the Students are nominated by the high school and academic year. High school seniors are community college faculty and counselors and eligible to apply for a full four -year are selected by the President of the University scholarship. Three- and two -year scholarships and the President of the University of Arizona are available to students in the Army ROTC Board of Regents. Each candidate must submit program and three and one -half year, a composition of 150 words or less dealing three -year, two and one -half year, and with their goals and objectives. two -year scholarships are available to Air Value: Seventy -five in 1983 -84, one hundred Force ROTC students. in 1984 -85 and thereafter. Value is $1,000 Sakrison Scholarship each. Source: Gift from J. M. Sakrison. The Betty Jane Vincent Schaffner Kappa Eligibility: Athletes in the University track Kappa Gamma Scholarship program. Source: Established in memory of Betty Jane Value: Varies. Vincent Schaffner, a graduate of the
111 University of Arizona and a member of Kappa Southwest Forest Scholarship Kappa Gamma Sorority, by members of the Source: Southwest Forest Industries. sorority and William D. Schaffner. Eligibility: Children of employees with need Eligibility: Upper- division students who are for assistance. Is available each of four years Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority members at the provided that the student maintains a good University of Arizona and exhibit outstanding academic record. and superior leadership traits as well as Value: Varies. satisfactory scholarship and financial need. The Temp -Rite Scholarships Candidates are submitted by the Office of Source: A gift from the Temp -Rite Scholarships and Financial Aids to the Engineering Company of Tucson. Scholarship Committee of the Kappa Kappa Eligibility: Students from the Tucson area who Gamma Sorority for nominations. have demonstrated outstanding academic Nominations subject to the approval of the promise as well as severe financial need. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Although students from all disciplines are Value: $1,000 annually. eligible, preference will be shown to those Patricia Scharf Memorial Scholarship pursuing engineering disciplines. (Preference Source: Family and friends of the late Patricia mechanical engineering.) Scharf of Tucson. Value: Four annually at $750 each. Eligibility: Female staff employees of Pima The Stuart Timberlake Memorial College seeking degrees at The University of Scholarship Arizona. Selection by committee of employees Source: Family and friends of the late Stuart of Pima College subject of approval of OSFA. Timberlake. Value: Number and value varies. Eligibility: A senior Air Force cadet who Harriet Seifert Memorial Scholarships exhibits high moral character, enthusiasm and Source: A bequest from the estate of the late dedication to the U.S. Air Force, strong Harriet Seifert. evidence of patriotism, superior academic Eligibility: Women students of the University achievement and civic and service who are working for their support. involvement. Candidates are recommended by Value: Varies. their Air Force ROTC instructors subject to a Louis Slonaker Athletic Scholarship selection interview. Source: The estate of Harold Stewart Value: $100. Slonaker. The Tucson Electric Power Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy athletic students. Source: The Tucson Electric Power Company. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at Sigma Chi, Beta Phi Chapter, Scholarship the University of Arizona from economically Source: Donations from the Beta Phi Chapter disadvantaged backgrounds. Candidates are Alumni. selected by the Office of Scholarships and Eligibility: Members of the Beta Phi Chapter Financial Aids on the basis of economic of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Applicants must background, academic achievement, and demonstrate outstanding scholastic ability as future promise. Resident of Pima County, well as financial need. Arizona. Value: Two annually at up to $275 each. Value: $650 annually. Soroptimist International Scholarship Tucson Electric Power Company Source: Soroptimist International of Desert Scholarships for Children of Employees Tucson. Source: Scholarship funds of the Tucson Eligibility: To a woman who has been out of Electric Power Company. school for at least 5 years and who has had a Eligibility: Sons or daughters of employees of grade point average of 2.5 or better in her last the company. previous academic work. Value: Remission of registration fees. Value: Varies. Renewable for three years.
112 Tucson Retired Officers Association Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) Scholarship events. Source: Tucson Retired Officers Association. Value: Varies. Eligibility: For worthy and deserving students Frederick Usher Scholarship who are dependents of active duty, retired or Source: A legacy from the late Frederick deceased personnel of any of the seven Usher. uniformed armed forces. Eligibility: Scholars in any field of study. Value: Three each year at $750. Value: Varies. U of A Twirlers Scholarship The Adrian Vandeverde, Jr., Memorial Source: Contributions for the support of Scholarshipin the Sciences University of Arizona Marching Band Source: A gift from Mrs. Adrian Vandeverde Twirlers. of Tucson, in memory of her son, Adrian Eligibility: Outstanding twirlers. Scholarship Vandeverde, Jr., a former student of sciences. not tied to financial need. Scholarships may be Eligibility: Worthy and deserving renewed with a cumulative g.p.a. of 2.5 or upper- division students in the area of sciences. higher and completion of 12 units per Candidates are nominated by the various semester. department chairmen and selected by the Value: Number and amount vary annually. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Must be graduates of Tucson high schools. University Cup and Scholarship Value: One at $300. Recipients are requested Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. to donate a similar amount to this scholarship Eligibility: In order to encourage scholarship after meeting their professional goals. on the part of freshmen students, the Charles, Charles, Jr., and Anthony University Cup and Scholarship are awarded Vomaska Memorial Scholarship annually to that Arizona high school whose A gift from Mrs. Vomaska, students, a group of 10 but not more than 29, wife and mother. stand highest in scholarship during the Eligibility: Unmarried male and female freshman year in the University. No school graduates of Rincon High School, who intend will be considered a competitor unless it has a to major in scientific fields, particularly those representation of at least 10 but not more than entering premedical studies. Candidates 29 students in the freshman class during both selected on the basis of American citizenship semesters with a group average not lower than and scholarship. A committee consisting of the 3.0. The scholarship is available to a graduate, principal, head counselor, and a teacher from selected by the high school faculty, upon Rincon High School recommends recipients to matriculation in the University as a member of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. the succeeding year's sophomore class. Value: Minimum of $500. Value: The scholarship will be in the amount The Jerry Wagner Award for Native of registration fees, plus $100 in cash for Americans books. Source: The family of the late Jerry Wagner of University of Arizona Rodeo Club Santa Ana, California. Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: The Rodeo Committee of the Tucson upper- division or graduate Native American Chamber of Commerce. students. Nominated by Indian Student Eligibility: Students who evidence rodeo Advisor subject to approval of the Office of ability by their high school records and past Scholarships and Financial Aids. collegiate records, if applicable. The Value: Varies. recipients must become contributing members Thomas J. Watson Memorial Scholarship of the University of Arizona Rodeo Club and Program must continue to meet standards of academic Source: IBM Scholarship. eligibility for participation in National Eligibility: Must be enrolled as a full -time
113 undergraduate day student who is in good The Ernest and Alice Rodman Wolcott academic standing. Memorial Scholarship Value: Varies. Source: Daughter of Ernest and Alice Rodman Galen and Reva Weaver Memorial Wolcott. Scholarship Fund for American Indians Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Source: Scarsdale Congregational Church upper- division students who are Arizona Women's Guild, Scarsdale, New York, and residents. Recipients are to be selected on the other friends. basis of character and need. They may be Eligibility: Worthy and deserving selected by the Office of Scholarships and upper- division American Indian students at the Financial Aids. University of Arizona. All academic Value: Varies. disciplines receive equal consideration. The awarding committee will consider academic Young America Correspondent Scholarship achievement and financial need. Source: The Central Newspapers Foundation Value: Varies. (Indianapolis, Indiana), supported by the Wilson Foundation Scholarship and Study (Phoenix) Arizona Republic and the Grant Phoenix Gazette , has funded these Source: Wilson Foundation. scholarships since 1959. Eligibility: Needy graduates of Arizona high Eligibility: Newspaper carriers and other schools. worthy youths from the newspaper industry. Value: $800 annually. Renewable. Value: Number and amounts vary.
Cyprus Bagdad Copper Corporation GRADUATE Scholarships Source: David C. Lincoln, President, Bagdad The Arizona Bank Scholarship Copper Corporation. Source: The Arizona Bank. Eligibility: Full -time undergraduate or Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students. graduate students in any field of study, who Preference is given to minority, disabled, and are employees for one year or more, or handicapped students. children of such employees of the Bagdad Value: $1,000. Copper Corporation or Arizona Chemcopper Arizona Federated Women's Club Corporation. Selection is based on Graduate Student Scholarship comparative merit, without relationship to Source: Arizona Federation of Women's race, religion, national origin, or rank of Clubs. parent within the corporation. Eligibility: Outstanding graduate students Value: Varies. having financial need. Students must be Harry and Edith Daughtrey Scholarship Arizona natives. Source: Harry and Edith Daughtrey Value: Varies. Scholarship. Channing Scholarship for Indians Eligibility: Blind students enrolled in any Source: A gift from Mr. and Mrs. Hayden college at the University or sons and daughters Channing, to establish a scholarship for of parents who are blind. Indians of the Americas. Value: $500 per annum. Eligibility: Indian students pursuing graduate Stephen J. Dinou degrees at the University of Arizona. Source: A gift of funds and real estate from the Candidates are nominated by the Indian estate of the late Stephen J. Dinou. Student Advisor, subject to the approval of the Eligibility: Worthy and deserving Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. undergraduate and graduate students of Greek Value: At least two at $500 each. ancestry to be selected by the Office of
114 Scholarships and Financial Aid. Students must been an active member of the University of maintain a cumulative 2.500 grade average. Arizona Student Wives Organization for at Value: Varies. least one semester prior to application. The E. Blois du Bois Scholarships Graduate recipient is required to carry a Source: The E. Blois du Bois Foundation of minimum of six units each semester. Phoenix, Arizona. Undergraduate recipient is required to carry a Eligibility: Worthy and deserving minimum of nine units each semester. undergraduates and graduates. The students Value: An amount to equal registration fees. must have actively participated in student The Heard Inc. Fund affairs and should possess a cumulative grade Source: The income from a bequest left to the average of "B" " or better. Students are University by Dwight B. Heard. nominated by the Scholarships and Financial Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students Aids Office. Final selection is made by an with emergency needs. Grants made at the interview with the Board of the Foundation. discretion of the Director of the Office of Value: Number and amount vary. Scholarships and Financial Aids. The C. Edgar Goyette Memorial Value: Varies. Scholarship Barbara A. Hesler Memorial Scholarship Source: Family and friends of C. Edgar Source: A gift from Mr. Bob Hesler of the Goyette. Mr. Goyette served the Tucson University of Arizona Press, and friends of Community with distinction for over 50 years. Mrs. Barbara A. Hesler, former Assistant In 1913, he was elected the University of Dean of the University of Arizona, College of Arizona's first student body president. His Liberal Arts. service as Secretary of the Chamber of Eligibility: U.S. citizens and Arizona Commerce of Tucson led to his being named residents. "Man of the Year" in 1958. Varies. Eligibility: Worthy students who demonstrate Bertha B. Hollis Scholarship academic excellence and leadership qualities. Source: Provided by the estate of Bulah Ruth Students must be Arizona residents at least Thomas. three years prior to applying. The Goyette Eligibility: Protestant American Indian family will select the recipients from three students who are in an approved law or finalists recommended by the Office of pre -law curriculum. Recommended by the Scholarships and Financial Aids. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids and Value: Number and amount varies. the American Indian Student Advisor. Value: Varies. George Gregson Scholarships Source: George Gregson, '24, of Los Angeles. The Roberta and Jay Howenstine Eligibility: Undergraduates and graduates of Scholarship the University of Arizona. The selection is Source: A gift of funds from the Jay based on scholarship and activities. Howenstine Foundation, family, and friends. Value: Seven at $2,000 annually. Eligibility: University of Arizona students who are handicapped or students preparing to work The George G. Harvill Scholarship or in fields of service to the handicapped such as Study Grant for the University Student Special Education or Rehabilitation. Available Wives Organization to graduates or undergraduates and may be Source: The University of Arizona Faculty awarded on an academic year basis or for use Women's Club, honoring George C. Harvill, in summer school. Candidates are wife of the University president (1951 -1971), recommended by the appropriate department for her devoted concern for and her service to subject to approval by the Office of the Faculty Women's Club and University of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Arizona Student Wives Organization. Value: Varies in amount and number of Eligibility: Graduate or undergraduate who has scholarships.
115 The League of Mexican -American Women Scholarships Source: The League of Mexican -American Women. Eligibility: Needy Mexican -American undergraduates and graduates. Students must apply through the Scholarships and Financial Aids Office and the League of Mexican -American Women. Value: Number and amount vary. Marvin Lewis Scholarship Fund Source: A fund established by contributions from family and friends of the late Marvin Lewis, local student athlete at Tucson High School and the University of Arizona. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at the University of Arizona with physical handicaps. Preference will be given to low -income students. Recipients to be chosen from three names submitted by the University Special Services Office to the Director of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Value: Varies. The Frederick Lewisohn Book Scholarship Source: A gift from the Lewisohn Copper The Charles A. Kirtley Memorial Company. Scholarship Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students of Source: The Vance Foundation. the University of Arizona. May be graduate or Eligibility: American Indian students. undergraduate so long as they are in a full degree program. Preference is given to those enrolled in the Value: Varies. College of Law. Value: $500 annually. The Almittie McCray Memorial The Gerry King Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Source: Alpha Kappa Alpha. Source: Family and friends of the late Gerry King. Eligibility: Female undergraduates and graduates in good academic standing of not Eligibility: Members of the University of Arizona Bowling team. less than 2.0 cumulative grade average. Value: Varies. Preferably students should be Black and members of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Paul G. and Elsie M. Koch Memorial Value: Two scholarships from $50 to $75 Scholarship annually. Source: The late Paul G. Koch. Eligibility: Graduates of Tucson area high John D. and Agathia J. McGill Scholarship Source: John D. and Agathia J. McGill. schools, majoring in science. Selection is Eligibility: Needy students attending the based on scholarship, merit, and professional University of Arizona. potential. Candidates are recommended by Value: Number and amount vary. science department heads of Tucson high, schools. Selection is made by the University of The John and Helen Murphey Foundation Arizona Committee on Scholarships. Scholarships Value: Varies. Source: A gift from the John and Helen
116 Murphey Foundation to establish an University of Arizona. These scholarships are endowment to fund these scholarships. not limited to any graduate or undergraduate Eligibility: Worthy and deserving students at level. Preference given to those students the University of Arizona. Special demonstrating financial need, but academic consideration is given to students whose needs excellence is the chief criterion in making this are not easily fulfilled by standard scholarship award. procedure. Each applicant for assistance from Value: Eleven scholarships annually at $800. these funds is personally interviewed by the May be renewed if satisfactory academic Director of the Office of Scholarships and record is maintained. Financial Aids. The Gordon Packard Memorial Value: Varies in number and amount. Scholarship The National Science Foundation Source: Funds provided in her husband's (Washington, D.C.) memory by Mrs. Gordon Packard. In the support of science education and Eligibility: Outstanding students at the research, the National Science Foundation University of Arizona who have demonstrated continues to provide graduate fellowships and financial need. Candidates are nominated by institutional grants at outstanding institutions President Emeritus Richard Harvill, subject to of higher learning in the United States. the approval of the Office of Scholarships and Numerous students at the University of Financial Aids. Arizona have been assisted with NSF Value: Varies. scholarships and fellowships in the sciences Charles C. Perkins Scholarship since 1951. Graduate students wishing to Source: Dr. Charles C. Perkins. apply for such assistance should contact the Eligibility: An American Indian graduate in Foundation directly. linguistics. Value: Varies. Elsie Holman Neal, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club Scholarship Phelps Dodge PostGraduate Scholarships Source: The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae, in tribute to Source: The Phelps Dodge Foundation (New Elsie Holman Neal. York City) by an agreement dated April 7, Eligibility: Arizona women students in 1956, between the Phelps Dodge Foundation upper- division or graduate study. Recipients of the state of New York and the Board of are to be recommended to the Office of Regents of the universities of Arizona. Scholarships and Financial Aids by the Eligibility: Postgraduate scholarships shall be Scholarship Committee of the Pi Beta Phi awarded only to the candidates who are Alumnae Club and are to assume a moral graduates of the University of Arizona. One of obligation to make a similar amount available the recipients must be a graduate student when able to do so. chosen from the mining engineering student Value: Varies. body of the University, who will engage in advanced study in mining, geology, The Newman Center Scholarship metallurgy, or other fields allied with or Source: The Newman Center Scholarship pertaining to the mineral industry. The other Fund. recipient may study in any graduate field for Eligibility: A worthy and deserving graduate which he or she is qualified. The institutions student who is an active member of the selected by the students for advanced study Newman Student Center. must have University approval. Value: $500. Value: Two at $2,500 each plus tuition. The Myrtle Okey Scholarship for American Rhodes Scholarships Indians Source: Rhodes Scholarship Trust Fund. Source: A gift to the University of Arizona Eligibility: Citizens of the United States, from the estate of the late Mrs. Myrtle Okey. unmarried, between the ages of 19 and 25, Eligibility: American Indian students at the wishing to study for a two -year period at
117 Oxford University may seek nomination by the of the Society of the Sigma XI research University of Arizona to compete in the state honorary. examinations. Eligibility: Graduate students desiring travel Value: Varies. funds to attend a national or regional scientific Joseph M. Schachner Memorial meeting to present a paper on their research. Scholarship Fund Value: Varies. Source: Funds provided as a memorial to the Edwin S. Turville Fellowship late Joseph M. Schachner by Mrs. Schachner Source: A bequest from the estate of the late and their sons. Edwin S. Turville. Eligibility: Jewish residents of Israel who are Eligibility: Doctoral candidates during their judged worthy on the basis of character and dissertation year. academic record, and who are recommended Value: $1,000. by the Director of Hillel Foundation, Rabbi of University Graduate Academic Temple Anshei Israel, or the Rabbi of Temple Scholarships Emanu-El. Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. Value: Varies. Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate The Helen Schaefer Scholarship students with outstanding academic records. Source: The University of Arizona Faculty Value: A limited number of scholarships Women's Club. providing remission of registration fees. Eligibility: Must be a female Arizona resident University Graduate Tuition Scholarships with a g.p.a. of 3.5 or better. The recipient Source: The Arizona Board of Regents. must also be a full -time undergraduate or Eligibility: Worthy and deserving graduate graduate. Preference will be given to those students with a superior undergraduate grade who either are married or have been married. average. Value: Varies. Value: A number of scholarships providing Maxwell N. Short Memorial Scholarship remission of nonresident tuition. Source: Members of the family of the late The Jerry Wagner Award for Native Maxwell N. Short, former Professor of Americans Petrography and Head of the Department of Source: The family of the late Jerry Wagner of Geology at the University of Arizona. Santa Ana, California. Eligibility: Graduate students engaged in Eligibility: Worthy and deserving research problems related to the geology of the upper- division or graduate Native American Southwest or Mexico. students. Nominated by Indian Student Value: Approximately $150 to $200. Advisor subject to approval of the Office of Sigma Xi Graduate Travel Scholarship Scholarships and Financial Aids. Source: Fund established by Arizona Chapter Value: Varies.
118 University Awards and Prizes
Air Force Association Donor: Air Force Association. Given to: Outstanding senior AFROTC cadet in Aerospace Studies department. Prize: Medal and ribbon. American Defense Preparedness Award Donor: American Defense Preparedness Association. Given to: Outstanding senior Army and Air Force ROTC cadets who have shown outstanding leadership qualities. Prize: Medal and ribbon. The American Jurisprudence Prizes Donor: The joint publishers of American Jurisprudence. Given to: The law students receiving the highest grades in selected courses. Prize: Bound subjects of American Jurisprudence. American Legion ROTC General Military Excellence Awards Donor: American Legion. Aerospace Education Foundation W. Given to: Army and Air Force ROTC cadets Randolph Lovelace Memorial Award for general military excellence. Donor: The Aerospace Education Foundation. Prize: Medal and ribbon with distinctive Given to: The most outstanding Air Force attachment. Association Award winner from each of the American Legion ROTC Scholarship five AFROTC areas nationwide. Awards Prize: Medallion and ribbon with silver star Donor: American Legion. device. Given to: Army and Air Force ROTC cadets Ralph W. Aigler Memorial Prize with outstanding scholastic achievement. Donor: Mrs. Eileen M. Aigler Gotz. Prize: Medal and ribbon with miniature Given to: The senior student who has made the scholastic scroll. most significant scholarly and professional The American Logistics Association Award contribution to the law school. Donor: The American Logistics Association. Prize: $500. Given to: Ten third -year and ten fourth -year
119 Army ROTC cadets nationwide who Given to: A senior student majoring in food demonstrate outstanding academic and nutrition, showing promise of making a performance in fields related to supply and substantial contribution to this field. The logistics. award is based on scholastic achievement, Prize: Medal pendant or scholastic key and service to the School of Home Economics, the certificate. University and the community. American Society of Landscape Prize: An engraved silver dish or wood Architecture Award - Graduate plaque. Donor: American Society of Landscape Arizona Home Economics Association Architecture. Award Given to: Graduate students in landscape Donor: Arizona Home Economics architecture. Association. Prize: Award of Merit. Given to: Freshmen students in Home American Society of Landscape Economics. Architecture Award - Undergraduate Prize: Varies. Donor: American Society of Landscape Arizona Law Review Prize Architecture. Donor: Arizona Law Review. Given to: Undergraduate students in landscape Given to: The third -year student contributing architecture. the best written work to the Arizona Law Prize: Award of Honor. Review, both quantity and quality considered. American Veterans of World War II Prize: Ten -year subscription to the Arizona (Amvets) Award Law Review. Donor: American Veterans of World War II. The Arizona Medical Association Prize Given to: Outstanding advanced -course Army Donor: An endowment established by the ROTC cadet for diligence in the discharge of Arizona Medical Association, Inc. duty and the willingness to serve both God and country. Given to: A senior student in the College of Medicine, for the purpose of broadening the Prize: Medal pendant and ribbon bar. student's educational experience. APhA Service Award Prize: A cash award. Donor: American Pharmaceutical Association. Arizona Pest Control Association Award Given to: The senior student in Pharmacy who Donor: Arizona Pest Control Association. has provided Student APhA with outstanding Given to: An undergraduate or graduate service. student majoring in entomology, upon Prize: Certificate and plaque. recommendation by the department, awarded on the basis of academic performance and The Arizona Daily Star Vocabulary Contest future promise. Donor: Arizona Daily Star. Prize: $100 per semester. Given to: All regular undergraduate students Arizona State Council of Hospital of the University are eligible to compete. The Pharmacists Award purpose of the contest is the stimulation of Donor: Arizona State Council of Hospital interest among undergraduate students in the Pharmacists. derivation, meaning, and use of words. The Given to: A third -year pharmacy student who contest is held in the spring of each year under has demonstrated interest in and professional the management of the Department of English. promise for the practice of hospital pharmacy. Prize: First prize, $50; second, $30; third, $20. Prize: Plaque and check. The Arizona Dietetic Association, Inc. Armed Forces Communication and Student Award of Merit Electronics Association Award Donor: The Arizona Dietetic Association. Donor: Armed Forces Communication and
120 Electronics Association. Vincent F. Boland Memorial Award Given to: Outstanding senior Army and junior Donor: Students and friends of the late Air Force ROTC cadets majoring in Professor Vincent F. Boland. communications, electrical engineering, Given to: A graduate student in the mathematics, or computer technology. Department of Economics for outstanding Prize: Membership in AFCEA, subscription to academic performance. AFCEA journal, certificate, and ribbon. Prize: Varies. Armed Forces Communications and The Raymond V. Bowers Sociology Awards Electronics Association Scholarship Award Donors: Raymond V. Bowers, Professor Donor: The Armed Forces Communications Emeritus of Sociology, The University of and Electronics Association. Arizona (Professor 1962 -1975, Department Given to: To outstanding Army and Air Force Head 1962 -1971); his family and friends. ROTC cadets who have demonstrated Given to: Graduate students majoring or outstanding scholastic abilities and have a minoring in Sociology judged to have need for financial assistance. submitted to the faculty the best self -authored Prize: $500 to $1,000 scholarships. contributions to the science, basic or applied, in the annual departmental competition. Association of the United States Army Prizes: The award offers both first and second Award prizes annually, the graduate student winners Donor: The Association of the United States receiving University of Arizona Certificates of Army. Award, suitably inscribed, and stipends from Given to: An outstanding third -year Army the endowment of circa $300 and $100, ROTC Cadet who has contributed the most to respectively, for attendance at a national or advancing the standing of the Military Science regional professional meeting of each Department. student's choice. Prize: Medal pendant with ribbon bar and certificate. Bristol Award Donor: Bristol Company. Association of the United States Army Given to: Not merely an academic achiever, Military History Award but an individual who has exhibited all around Donor: Association of the United States scholastic excellence. Army. Prize: Plaque and book. Given to: The top Army ROTC Cadet in the study of Military History. The Claude H. Brown Prize Prize: Volume of the U.S. Army official Donor: Vincent E. Odgers, LL.B., '58. history series. Given to: The law graduate who has made the greatest scholastic improvement following a William T. Birmingham Trial Advocacy first semester comprising at least 14 semester Award hours. Donor: William T. Birmingham. Prize: A selected law book. Given to: The law student exhibiting outstanding ability in the area of trial The Sydney B. Brown Prize advocacy. Donor: A friend of the University. Prize: $1,000. Given to: An outstanding senior student majoring in French. Glenn E. Blackledge Memorial Award Prize: $25. Donor: Family and friends of the late Glenn (Blackie) Blackledge, distinguished Arizona The T. F. Buehrer Award agricultural extension agent. Donor: Family and friends of the late T. F. Given to: Worthy and deserving senior student Buehrer, Professor Emeritus and Associate who is specializing in extension education. Dean of the University of Arizona College of Prize: Varies. Agriculture, 1932 -75.
121 Given to: An undergraduate in the Department patriotic understanding of the importance of of Soils, Water and Engineering who has American Heritage. demonstrated excellence in academics and Prize: Medal and ribbon. leadership. DeConcini, McDonald, Brammer, Yetwin Prize: $100 and a plaque annually. and Lacy Academic Achievement Award The Thomas E. Campbell Memorial Donor: Law firm of DeConcini, McDonald, Awards Brammer, Yetwin and Lacy. Donor: The Arizona Legislature. Given to: The graduating law student with the Given to: Two students who are residents of highest academic achievement for three years. Arizona and who have completed at least one Prize: $500. year at an accredited college within the state. Delta Tau Delta Freshman Achievement The awards are made at the beginning of the Award sophomore year, one to the man and one to the Donor: Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. woman judged most worthy. Given to: Arizona resident in the top 25% of Prize: Two awards of $125 each. their high school graduating class. Leadership The Herbert E. Carter Award ability and active involvement in campus and community activities in high school, along Donor: Friends and colleagues of Dr. Herbert with a well- rounded personality also. E. Carter. Prize: $200. Given to: A graduate student who, early in his or her graduate career, has demonstrated Distinguished AFROTC Graduates outstanding potential for becoming an Donor: The Department of the Air Force. inquisitive, creative, independent scientist. Given to: The most outstanding graduates each Selected by the faculty of the Biochemistry year who possess exceptional qualities of Department. leadership and moral character, high academic Prize: $100.00. standing and a definite aptitude for military service. Cubic Corporation Award Prize: Certificate. Donor: The Cubic Corporation. Distinguished Military Graduate Given to: The outstanding graduate teaching Donor: Department of the Army. assistant in the Department of Physics. Given to: Distinguished military graduates Selection is made by the Physics Department. Prize: Varies. cadets who demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities, moral character, Daughters of the American Revolution academic performance, and aptitude for Award military service. Donor: The Daughters of the American Prize: Certificate. Revolution. Distinguished Military Student Given to: Outstanding senior Army and Air Donor: Department of the Army. Force ROTC cadets for outstanding ability and Given to: Students in Army ROTC who excel achievement and a fundamental and patriotic in military training and academic understanding of the importance of ROTC performance. training. Prize: Certificate, opportunity to apply for a Prize: Gold medal pendant and ribbon bar. Regular Army Commission. Daughters of Founders and Patriots of Edward P. Dozier Award America Award Donor: The Anthropology Department Donor: Daughters of Founders and Patriots of faculty. America. Given to: A graduate student in residence in a Given to: Basic course Army and sophomore yearly departmental competition to select the Air Force ROTC cadets for outstanding ability best student -authored paper submitted to the and achievement and a fundamental and faculty.
122 Prize: Expenses for a national professional downtown district of the City of Tucson. meeting of the student's choice (maximum of Prize: $275. $300). The Virginia Floyd Freshman -Sophomore The Lester W. Feezer Prize Sonnet Reading Awards Donor: Mrs. Charlotte A. Feezer, in memory Donor: Dr. Virginia Hastings Floyd. of the late Professor Lester W. Feezer. Given to: The freshman or sophomore judged Given to: The senior law student selected by by a panel to be the outstanding sonnet reader his classmates as most likely to succeed in in the annual spring Sonnet Reading Hour. practice. Participants must be currently enrolled in or Prize: Income from $500 endowment. have taken basic oral interpretation of literature (Speech 36) and must have been The William H. Fink Prize in Philosophy selected after the preliminary reading. Donor: A gift from W. H. Fink, Emeritus Prize: $75 cash award to the winner. A Professor of Economics, University of definitive edition of modern poetry to the Arizona. runner -up. Given to: Worthy and deserving graduate students of philosophy and logic. The recipient The Merrill P. Freeman Medals for the following academic year is named each Donor: The late Dr. Merrill P. Freeman. year by a special committee of the Department Given to: Two members of the graduating of Philosophy. class, one a man and one a woman. Prize: The annual income from an endowed Scholarship, character, and qualities of investment of $10,000. leadership are considered in making the awards. The Gold Pen Award in Journalism Prize: Two medals. Donor: Presented by Mark Finley and his The French Prizes friends. Donor: The Consulate of France at Los Given to: At the end of the sophomore year, Angeles. the Gold Pen Award in Journalism will be Given to: The two senior students majoring in given to the student who has demonstrated by French having the highest scholastic average. class papers, articles, scripts of any kind, or Prize: A bronze medal and another prize. printed material, the most promising skill and aptitude for a career in any professional General Dynamics Air Force ROTC Award communication field. Donor: General Dynamics Corporation. Prize: A gold -plated ballpoint pen engraved Given to: An outstanding sophomore AFROTC cadet who has demonstrated with the winner's name and 90% of the annual income from the base endowment. Plus a letter outstanding leadership qualities. to the recipient stating he has won the award, Prize: An aircraft model and certificate. signed by the head of the Journalism The Thomas E. Goodale, III, Memorial Department. Award Donor: Members of the family of the late First Americans Scholarship or Award Thomas E. Goodale, III, a 1956 graduate of Donor: The National Society of the Colonial the University of Arizona, College of Law. Dames of America in the State of Arizona. Given to: A worthy arthritic student for the Given to: The outstanding American Indian purchase of textbooks. nursing student, to be selected by the Dean of Prize: $25. the College of Nursing. Prize: A minimum of $50.00 a year. Laurence R. Gray Memorial Award Donor: Friends and associates of the late First Interstate Bank Award Laurence R. Gray. Donor: The First Interstate Bank of Arizona. Given to: One or more upperclassmen of the Given to: Students competing in design for the College of Business and Public Administration purpose of studying methods to beautify the for excellence in scholastic attainment, by 123 recommendation of the Dean of that College. The William Hattich Journalism Award Prize: Varies. Donor: Friends and relatives of the late Lieutenant Colonel Virgil I. Grissom William Hattich, a great Arizona pioneer, Memorial Award newspaper man and journalist. Donor: Texas Chapter of the Air Force Given to: Journalism student for distinguished Association. writing in the tradition of the late Mr. Hattich. Given to: Junior AFROTC cadet with Prize: Webster's Unabridged with a table outstanding academic and military stand. achievement. Tracy Hickman Memorial Award Prize: $2,000 scholarship. Donor: Friends and family of the late Tracy Helen Gross Memorial Award Hickman. Donor: Joseph F. Gross Ph.D., Professor in Given to: To be awarded to an outstanding Chemical Engineering, University of Arizona, junior in the College of Agriculture. in memory of Helen Gross, mother of Dr. Prize: Varies. Gross. John Huck Memorial Award in Prose Given to: The incoming senior female student Writing in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Donor: An endowment established by family, College of Mines, with the highest cumulative friends and associates of John Huck, a former grade point average who has taken at least 70 student at the University of Arizona. credit hours at the University of Arizona. Given to: Outstanding upper- division and Prize: $1,000 annually. graduate students in the area of prose writing. Ruth C. Hall Memorial Award Candidates are nominated by a select Donor: Friends and associates of the late Dr. committee appointed by the head of the Ruth C. Hall, former director of the University English Department. of Arizona School of Home Economics. Prize: Prize of $25 annually. Given to: Scholastically outstanding Hughes Trophy Award upper- division students in the School of Home Donor: Hughes Aircraft Company. Economics that demonstrate leadership Given to: The previous year's most abilities in School of Home Economics outstanding Army ROTC commissioned organizations. Students in all major fields graduate nationwide. offered in that school will be given equal Prize: Trophy. consideration. Candidates nominated by the The InterFraternity Scholarship Cup School of Home Economics subject to the Donor: The InterFraternity Council. approval of the Office of Scholarships and Given to: The fraternity having the highest Financial Aids. scholarship for the semester. Prize: One or more at $250 annually. Prize: Cup. The Marie Padgett Hamilton Prize in C.O. Jacobs Award in Agricultural Creative Writing Education Donor: The J. Y. Bryan Family Trust. Donor: Royalties assigned to the Office of Given to: A student who demonstrates Scholarships and Financial Aids by Professor extraordinarily meritorious work in Creative Clinton O. Jacobs of the University of Arizona Writing or Literary Criticism. College of Agriculture. Prize: $250. Given to: Candidates are nominated by the Toney A. Hardy Prize (Law) awards committee of the Department of Donor: Toney A. Hardy and friends. Agricultural Education, subject to approval of Given to: To be awarded to a first -year student the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. in the College of Law, for the best oral Award is based on outstanding argument in the Fegtly Moot Court accomplishments in the area of agriculture competition. mechanization. Prize: Varies. Prize: Varies.
124 The Carlos C. Jacome Award for Forensic Law College Association Awards Excellence Donor: Law College Association of the Donor: Alex G. Jacome, in memory of his University of Arizona. father, Carlos C. Jacome. Given to: Two students from each class in Given to: The graduating senior who has recognition of scholarship and service to the displayed the highest quality of forensic ability College of Law. during his undergraduate years. Prize: $250 each. Prize: Engraved cup. Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Harry O. Juliani Scholarship Award Achievement Donor: Family and friends of the late Harry O. Donor: The Legion of Valor of the United Juliani, '27. States of America, Inc. Given to: A deserving student in the College of Given to: Army and Air Force ROTC cadets Law. for achievement of scholastic excellence in Prize: $100. military and academic subjects. Alvin T. Kirmse Memorial Prize Prize: Bronze cross pendent and certificate. Donor: Mrs. Alvin T. Kirmse. Lemmon Award Given to: This prize is to be awarded annually Donor: Lemmon Company. to a junior or senior in the College of Medicine Given to: Outsanding graduating senior. who has demonstrated excellence in the field Prize: Certificate and check. of obstetrics. Prize: $100. Lilly Achievement Award Donor: Eli Lilly Company. Given to: The senior student whose grades improved the most during the 3 professional years. Prize: Trophy. The Hattie Greene Lockett Excellence Award in Poetry. Donor: A gift from Mr. Clay Lockett of Tucson, AZ, to the University of Arizona to establish a memorial in the area of poetry in memory of his mother, Hattie Greene Lockett. Given to: The student who in the fall of his or her senior year is judged to have demonstrated the greatest promise as a poet. The selection of the recipient will be made by judges appointed by the Board of Directors of the Poetry Center from amoung the faculty of the program in creative writing. Prize: $500.00. Lorna E. Lockwood Memorial Award Donor: Support from Various donors. Given to: Awarded to a deserving woman law student. Prize: Varies. Betty Udell Marshall Memorial Sclr-garsip Award Donor: Friends of the late Betty Marshall Given to: The recipient must be an active
125 member of Kappa Kappa Gramma, enrolled as horticulture in southern Arizona. a full -time student at the University of Arizona Prize: Varies. or Arizona State University. The award will be Merck, Sharp & Dohme Award made based on scholastic achievement coupled Donor: Merck, Sharp & Dohme. with personal, social or extra -curricular Given to: The highest grade point average in activities and achievements. the senior class. Prize: Varies. Prize: Merck Manual & Merck Index. George C. Marshall ROTC Award Donor: George C. Marshall Research The Military Order of the World Wars Foundation. Awards Given to: The top senior Army ROTC cadet Donor: Military Order of the World Wars. based on academic and leadership Given to: An outstanding Army and Air Force achievement. ROTC cadet in each class in the field of Prize: Attendance at a National Security military science and aerospace studies and activities. Conference, three volume copy of the official Prize: Medal, ribbon, and certificate. biography of General Marshall, and a certificate. The Mary Miller Memorial Award Douglas D. Martin Memorial Trophy Donor: Friends and associates of the late Mary Donor: Associated Students. Fawcett Miller. Given to: A jounalism student for writing in Given to: The upper- division student in the best tradition of journalistic courage and landscape architecture who submits the integrity. outstanding solution to a design problem Prize: Trophy and inscription on permanent relating to the aesthetic and orderly trophy (Mr. Martin's typewriter). development of the Tucson area, demonstrating the principles for which Mary Lieutenant General John B. McPherson Miller worked. Scholarship Award Prize: $100 and certificate. Donor: Department of Aerospace Studies. National Collegiate Players Cup Given to: Outstanding junior AFROTC Donor: The National Collegiate Players. scholarship recipient in department of Given to: The student who has given the most aerospace studies. outstanding dramatic performance. Prize: Ribbon with silver star, plaque, and Prize: Loving cup. name engraved on perpetual plaque. National Defense Transportation McKesson and Robbins Award Association Award Donor: McKesson and Robbins Company. Donor: Natinal Defense Transportation Given to: Newly elected SAPhA President. Association. Prize: Plaque. Given to: The 20 most outstanding senior McNeil Consumer Products Army ROTC cadets enrolled in G.M.S. Donor: McNeil Consumer Products Company. subjects and an academic course of particular Given to: The outstanding junior student in interest to the Transportation Corps. Also Pharmacy Administration. awarded in Air Force ROTC to the most Prize: Plaque. outstanding senior cadet qualified for Men's Garden Club Tucson Award assignment into the transportation field. Donor: Men's Garded Club of Tucson. Prize: Medal pendant. Given to: A junior or senior majoring in James Muir Memorial Prize in Student botany or a field related to plant science in the Government College of Agriculture. He must demonstrate Donor: Family and friends of the late James interest during the academic year which should Muir. show research to the benefit of gardening or Given to: Freshman, sophomore, or junior
126 with at least one year of volunteer experience distinguished reporting during the year. in U. of A. Student Government for Prize: Plaque. outstanding service and contribution to the Harold A. (Porque) Patten Memorial student body. Award Prize: $100 annually, given at spring graduation. Donor: Family and friends of the late Harold A. "Porque" Patten, '30, a former U.S. The National Sojourners Award Representative. Donor: National Sojourners. Given to: An athlete, preferably of Mexican Given to: An outstanding sophomore or junior descent, who has made an outstanding Army or Air Force ROTC cadet who contribution to the athletic program at the contributed the most to encourage and University of Arizona. demonstrate Americanism within the Corps of Prize.: Varies. Cadets and on the campus. Phi Alpha Delta Award Prize: Medal, ribbon, and certificate. Donor: The Knox Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, Ernestine A. Neff Memorial Book Award law fraternity. Donor: Family and friends of the late Given to: The winner of the Phi Alpha Delta Ernestine A. Neff. speech contest. Given to: Outstanding student in the Center for Prize: Name inscribed on cup. English as a Second Language (CESL). Phi Kappa Phi Certificates of Merit Prize: $50 book award. Donor: The University of Arizona Chapter of O'Connor, Cavanagh, Anderson, Phi Kappa Phi. Westover, Killingsworth & Beshears Given to: The highest one percent of students Advocacy Awards in the freshman, sophomore, and junior Donors: Law firm of O'Connor, Cavanagh, classes who have completed 30 units for the Anderson, Westover, Killingsworth & year. Beshears. Prize: Certificate. Given to: Law students displaying outstanding Phi Kappa Phi Freshman Award skills in the annual Fegtly Moot Court Donor: The University of Arizona Chapter of Competition. Phi Kappa Phi. Prize: Various. Given to: That member of the freshman class Outstanding Senior Pharmacy Student who shall achieve the highest scholastic Award standing for a minimum of 30 units completed Donor: University of Arizona Foundation. in residence at the University of Arizona. The Given to: Students in the senior class are given student having the highest number of units the opportunity to select three students with shall receive the award. In case of a tie, in 3.0 or better g.p.a. and the faculty acts on this grades and units, the award shall be divided selection. equally among those eligible. Prize: Electronic clock. Prize: $50. Phi Kappa Phi Plaque Panhellenic Scholarship Cup Donor: The Arizona Chapter of Phi Kappa Donor: Panhellenic Council. Phi. Given to: The sorority having the highest Given to: The outstanding graduating senior scholarship for the semester. The cup is to be chosen on the basis of superior scholarship and held permanently by the group winning it three other meritorious achievement. successive times. Prize: Name engraved on a bronze plaque, Prize: Cup. located in the breezeway of the University Alex K. Parker Plaque Library, as well as a monetary gift of $200. Donor: Donald Still. Prentice -Hall, Inc., Tax Award Given to: A journalism student for Donor: Prentice -Hall, Inc.
127 Given to: Leading third -year law student in the Revco Award field of taxation. Donor: Revco Drug Centers of the West. Prize: Plaque. Given to: To outstanding senior student in Pharmacy Administration. Preveterinary Club Outstanding Service Prize: $250. Award Donor: Preveterinary Club of the College of The Rho Chi Award Agriculture. Donor: Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society. Given to: To be awarded to a member of the Given to: A high- ranking second -year Preveterinary Club at the University of pharmacy student chosen by the Rho Chi Arizona. membership. Prize: Plaque. Prize: An appropriate pharmacy reference book. Preveterinary Medical Student of the Year Award The Emil R. Riesen Prize in Philosophy Donor: Preveterinary Club of the College of Donor: Gifts from friends, family and Agriculture associates of the late Emil R. Riesen, former Given to: To be awarded to an outstanding Head of the Department of Philosophy. junior or senior preveterinary student. Given to: Philosophy majors who have Prize: Plaque. demonstrated unusual ability and meritorious performance in pursuing their academic goals. President's Award for Excellence Awards are made based on candidates selected Donor: University waiver and book and recommended by the Department of scholarship. Philosophy. Given to: The student must be an Arizona Prize: Varies. resident and rank in the top 3% of the junior class as well as have a cumulative grade point The Robie Gold Medal Award average of 3.5000 or better on the 4.000 Donor: University of Arizona alumni Wendell system, or be ranked the number one academic T. Robie of the class of 1917, and his wife, student in the class based on the earned grade Inez Benzie Robie of the class of 1916. point average. Given to: A graduating senior girl whose Prize: Provides for normal and usual character and scholastic and extra -curricular registration fees. Renewable upon achievements exemplify qualities which, maintenance of 3.5000 and completion of 24 encouraged in college, tend to make useful and units of credit every academic year. influential members of the community later. Qualifications considered for this award Producers' Council Scholarship Award include personal integrity, initiative, Donor: Producers' Council of Phoenix, cooperativeness, enthusiasm, humility, Arizona. well- rounded interests, active participation in Given to: A promising student in the College student affairs, service to the University, of Architecture with emphasis on design skills. willingness to give more than required, above Prize: $300. average scholastic record, love of God and country. Reserve Officers Association Award Prize: Gold medal and cash. Donor: Reserve Officers Association. Given to: Outstanding sophomore, junior and Roche Pharmacy Communications Award senior Army and Air Force ROTC cadets who Donor: Roche Laboratories. have demonstrated outstanding qualities of Given to: A senior student demonstrating leadership, moral character, and high aptitude effective communication of knowledge in the for military service. practice of pharmacy to patients, other health Prize: Medal pendant (gold, silver, or bronze) practitioners and fellow students. and a certificate. Prize: Plaque.
128 The Meyer Rubinstein Award Smith Kline & French Award Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rubinstein of Donor: Smith Kline & French Laboratories. Tucson, in memory of their son, Meyer. Given to: To stimulate a greater awareness and given to: Junior or senior students appreciation of the clinical practice of recommended by the head of the Speech pharmacy, and to recognize superior Department. achievement by a graduating senior in clinical Prize: $25. pharmacy. The R. E. Rufenacht French Awards Prize: Plaque. Donor: Mrs. R. E. Rufenacht. Snell & Wilmer Outstanding Second -Year Given to: The outstanding student in Law Review Student Award elementary and intermediate French and the Donor: Law firm of Snell & Wilmer. outstanding junior and senior French majors. Given to: The second -year Arizona Law Prize: Books. Review student selected as most outstanding Eli Schlossberg Award on the basis of writing, service and overall academic performance. Donor: Arizona State Council of Hospital Pharmacists. Prize: $500 and an engraved plaque. Given to: Outstanding student in the areas of The Irving E. Soboroff Award Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy Donor: A gift from Steven L. Soboroff, a planning to make a career in either of these former student in Real Estate at the U of A in fields. Los Angeles, California, in honor of his Prize: Check. father. Given to: Senior or graduate students at the The Fred N. Scott Prize University of Arizona who have completed or Donor: A gift from Professor Scott. are completing courses in advanced Real Given to: Students in the Department of Estate and are interested in the area of English who submit the best piece of original shopping center development. Papers are writing in any of the prose forms. submitted to a committee appointed by the Prize: Varies. head of the Department of Finance, Insurance Robert Serote Memorial Award and Real Estate. Donor: Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Serote. Prize: $200. Given to: Outstanding student who has given Society of American Military Engineers service to the college and his /her family. Award Prize: Mortar and pestle. Donor: Society of American Military The Shamrock Dairy - Jim Ewing Engineers. Scholarship Award Given to: Forty outstanding Army and Air Donor: The Shamrock Dairy given in memory Force cadets natiohwide: 20 juniors and 20 of Jim Ewing. seniors in an undergraduate engineering Given to: The football player who curriculum. demonstrates all around characteristics in his Prize: Medal, ribbon, gold key replica, and conduct. certificate. Prize: $150. Sons of the American Revolution Award Sigma Delta Chi Award Donor: The Sons of the American Revolution. Given to: Outstanding junior Army and Donor: National Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Society. freshmen Air Force ROTC cadets. Prize: Medal, ribbon with sword device, and Given to: The undergraduate student doing the certificate. most outstanding work in the field of journalism. The Virginia H. Floyd Poetry Reading Prize: Certificate awarded by the national Contest society. Donor: Dr. Virginia H. Floyd.
129 Given to: To the freshman or sophomore having the best ceramic entry at the Student student, who has taken or is taking basic oral Art Show. interpretation, adjudged by a panel of three Prize: Number varies at $50 each. qualified persons to be the outstanding sonnet Tucson Academy of Pharmacists Award reader on the Reading Hour. Donor: Tucson Academy of Pharmacists. Prize: 1st place - $75; 2nd place - a fine Given to: To a first professional year student edition of modern poetry. who has shown outstanding scholastic Margaret Sterling Memorial Prize achievement in the College of Pharmacy. Donor: Family and friends of the late Margaret Prize: Book. Sterling. UA Foundation Given to: Student selected at the Poetry Donor: University of Arizona Foundation. Center's annual Poetry Contest. Given to: Outstanding Teaching Assistant in Prize: $50. Pharmacy. Prize: Unabridged Dictionary. Donald Still Plaque Donor: Donald Still. The United States Law Week Award Donor: The Bureau of National Affairs. Given to: A journalism major on the Wildcat Given to: The student in the College of Law for distinguished service during junior and who makes the greatest scholastic senior years. improvement during his third year. Prize: Plaque and inscription on permanent trophy. Prize: A year's subscription to the United States Law Week. Charles L. Strouss Law Review Prize University Class Scholarship Awards Donor: Charles L. Strouss Memorial Fund. Donor: The University of Arizona. Given to: The second -year student Given to: Students in each college and each contributing the best written work to the class who maintain a 4.0 grade average for the Arizona Law Review, both quantity and quality year. In order to be eligible, a student must considered. have completed a minimum of 30 units (24 Prize: $50. units, if in the College of Law) during the two The Stuart Timberlake Scholarship Award semesters of the regular academic year. Donor: The Timberlake family. Prize: Engraved silver bowls, presented at the Honors Convocation the following fall. Given to: An outstanding junior Air Force ROTC cadet who is a pilot candidate. University Class Scholarship Honors Prize: Cash award. Donor: The University of Arizona. Given to: Students in each college who ranked Superior Cadet Award in the top ten percent of that college for the Donor: Department of the Army. year. In order to be eligible, a student must Given to: The outstanding cadet in each of the have completed a minimum of 30 units (24 four classes of Army ROTC. units, if in the College of Law) during the two Prize: Certificates and recognition ribbons. semesters of the regular academic year. Prize: Certificates, presented at the Honors Janice Agte Talley Memorial Award Convocation the following fall. Donor: Family and friends of the late Janice Agte Talley. Upjohn Award Given to: To be awarded to the outstanding Donor: Upjohn Company. junior in technical theatre. Given to: Outstanding senior in community Prize: Varies. service. Prize: Plaque and $100. Craig D. Turner Ceramic Award The USAA Scholarship Award Donor: Thelma S. Dunbar. Donor: United Services Automobile Given to: Given as an award to the student Association.
130 Given to: The six most outstanding pilot Veterans of Foreign Wars Award candidates in Air Force ROTC nationwide. Donor: Veterans of Foreign Wars. Prize: $1,000 scholarship. Given to: Outstanding sophomore, junior, and US Army Communications Command senior Army and Air Force ROTC cadets who Award have demonstrated outstanding achievement Donor: US Army Communications and diligence in their field of study and Command. ROTC. Given to: An outstanding senior Army ROTC Prize: Medal and ribbon. cadet majoring in a field directly related to Anson A. Voorhees Encouragement Award electronics and communications. Donor: Mrs. A. Willard Voorhees and A. Prize: Certificate. Willard Voorhees, Jr., in memory of U of A Bookstore Book Award father -in -law and grandfather. Donor: National Blank Book Company. Given to: A student in the junior class of the Given to: To be awarded to a bookstore College of BPA who submits the best paper on employee to be determined by the Office of some aspect of "Small Corporations" and is Scholarships and Financial Aids and the recommended by the dean of that college. Bookstore Manager. Prize: $500. Prize: Varies. Michael Wade Memorial Award George Van Biesbroeck Annual Award Donor: Family and friends of the late Michael Donor: Family and friends of Professor Wade. George Van Biesbroeck in memory of this Given to: Upper- division students studying in renowned observational astronomer. Landscape Architecture. Given to: Criteria emphasized are unselfish Prize: $500. dedication and innovative or outstanding contributions in the field of astronomical The Women's Army Corps Veterans observations. Selected from among graduate Association Pallas Athene Award students, post -doctoral fellows or junior Donor: The Women's Army Corps Veterans members of the professional staff of the Association. University of Arizona and Kitt Peak National Given to: The top four, senior, Army ROTC, Observatory. female cadets nationwide. Prize: Varies. Prize: Medallion and certificate.
131 General University Loan Funds
students of civil engineering, majoring in surveying, with short-term loans. The American Society of Women Accountants Fund has been established by the Tucson Chapter to assist deserving women students engaged in upper- division accounting study at the University. The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs Loan Fund provides for a number of temporary loans to deserving students with financial need. The Arizona State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs has established a fund for qualified and worthy Arizona students. Arizona Medical Association Auxiliary Loan is an emergency loan program set up for Medical students. The John C. Beisel Memorial Loan Fund was established in memory of Sgt. 1/C John C. Beisel, who died of injuries sustained while serving with the Arizona Army National Guard. Preference will be given to students who are members of the Arizona National The Sheldon Phillip Alfou Loan Fund was Guard or enrolled in the University ROTC established by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alfou in Program. memory of their son, Sheldon Philip, who was The Josephine F. Bennett Foundation Loan a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University. Fund was established to provide short-term The Josephine W. Allen Student Loan Fund loans to medical students, or others, providing is available to undergraduates and graduates. the needs of medical students have been met. The student must be a U.S. citizén. The M. O. Best Memorial Foundation Fund The Woman's Auxiliary (Arizona Section) was donated in 1957 and is available to of the American Congress on Surveying and deserving students who meet the University's Mapping Fund has been established to assist general loan requirements.
132 The Beta Alpha Psi Loan Fund has been The George Stewart Brown Student Loan given to the University for students registered Fund was established in 1960 in memory of in the College of Business and Public George Stewart Brown, '27, by his widow and Administration. The Beta Omicron Chapter of children. Mr. Brown was a foreign Beta Alpha Psi fraternity, together with the correspondent and public relations specialist. head of the Accounting Department, must His career of public service included terms recommend the loan applications. with the American Red Cross, the United Beta Beta Beta Loan Fund has been provided States Information Service, and the by this scholastic honorary society of the Department of State. Loans from this fund are Biological Sciences and is limited to students available for deserving students upon the terms in this field of study. Recommendation by the governing other University funds used for this University Chapter Advisor is required. purpose. Bio De Casseres Memorial Loan or Grant The Buros Loan Fund makes available, Fund was established for American Indians equally to the College of Architecture and the from the estate of the late Mrs. Bio De College of Engineering, the earnings from a Casseres. Funds are loaned or granted on gift of $10,000. Loans are limited to $100 to recommendation of the American Indian students as designated by the deans of the Advisor in the Office of the Dean of Students. respective colleges. The Joseph A. Birchett Memorial Fund was The Burroughs Wellcome Loan Fund was given in memory of the late Joseph A. established for students in the College of Birchett, who was a member of the Phoenix Pharmacy. law firm of Tognoni, Parsons, Birchett & T. J. Byrne Memorial Fund was established Gooding. The fund is restricted to second- and by friends of the late T. J. Byrne of the third -year law students and must be approved Prescott bar. Approximately $1,000 is by the Dean of the Law College. available annually from this revolving loan The William M. Bishop Memorial Fund is fund for second- and third year law students. in memory of William Bishop, '41. The Dean The William O. Campbell Pharmacy of Students administers this fund for loans to Student Loan Fund. Students must be members of Sigma Nu Fraternity. enrolled in the College of Pharmacy as a The E. S. Borgquist Student Loan Fund, full -time student making satisfactory progress established by E. S. Borgquist, Professor of in his studies. Civil Engineering 1926 -61, is available to The Rose S. Carlisle Loan Fund was students in civil engineering who have shown established by Mrs. Rose S. Carlisle of Tucson a real interest in the profession, have to help full -time students at the University. completed their freshman year, and have the Loans are limited to $200 for residents and ability to carry on college work, as certified by $300 for non -residents. Loan must be repaid the head of the Civil Engineering Department. during semester loan is made. The Christopher R. Brey Memorial Loan Fund (Architecture). Loans up to $100 - made to The H. Wesley Carlson Memorial Loan students in the College of Architecture for a Fund provides short-term loans for needy short-term emergency. The Dean of the students in the College of Law as approved by College will determine what constitutes an the Dean. emergency in establishing student eligibility. Karen L. Carlson Temporary Loan Fund is The Christopher R. Brey Memorial Loan a gift to the University from the Tucson City Fund (Architecture). Loans up to $100 - made Panhellenic Association. Sorority members of to students in the College of Agriculture for a chapters chartered at the University of Arizona short-term emergency. The Dean of the are eligible for loans limited to $50. Recipients College will determine what constitutes an are recommended by the Assistant Dean of emergency in establishing student eligibility. Students in charge of sorority affairs.
133 The Edwin F. Carpenter Memorial Loan The Bing Crosby Student Loan Fund was Fund was established by the Arizona Chapter established by grants from the 3M Co., of St. of the Society of the Sigma Xi and staff Paul, Minn. and the Bing Crosby Youth Fund. members of the Astronomy Department in It is available to any undergraduate who has honor of the late Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter, a satisfactorily completed his freshman year. long -time faculty member and director of the The John B. and Blanche Cunningham Steward Observatory. Memorial Loan Fund was established by College of Agriculture Memorial Grants Mrs. Cunningham and friends of the late Mr. and Loans Fund has been established by Cunningham, Professor of Metallurgical special gifts and memorials, including the Engineering, and is reserved for students in the Charles U. Pickrell Memorial Revolving fields of metallurgy or metallurgical Scholarship and the Walter S. Cunningham engineering. Revolving Loan Fund. Short-term interest -free The Dean of Students' Emergency Fund loans from this fund are available to worthy was established in 1952 by the Goldfarb and deserving undergraduate and graduate Foundation. The purpose of the fund is to meet students in the College of Agriculture, emergency needs of students, and it is including the School of Home Economics. administered by the Dean of Students. Recipients are recommended to the department head by professors. Final approval as to Benjamin and Bio DeCasseres Loan and amount and terms is made by the Dean or the Grant Fund Was established by a bequest Director of Resident Instruction. from the estate of Mrs. Bio DeCasseres, for worthy and deserving American Indian College of Architecture Emergency Loan students. The amount of the loan or grant is to Fund was established in 1963 by a benefactor be determined by the Office of Scholarships of the College to provide short-term and Financial Aids. emergency loans to Architecture students as The Esteban R. De La Garza Memorial designated by the Dean of the College. Loan Fund was established by the family of The College of Medicine Emergency Loan the late Mr. De La Garza of Tucson. Loans are Fund provides temporary emergency loans to limited to Mexican -American students who are medical students and must be approved by the Arizona residents, full -time students, and who Dean of the College. are making satisfactory progress in their course work. The interest -free loans are The Collegiate Club Scholarship Fund was limited to $50. established in 1922 by the Collegiate Club of The Clifford G. Dominas Memorial Loan Tucson. The fund is available to women Fund was established by the Class of 1967 of students of the University. the College of Architecture in memory of the Consolidated Loan Fund provides a number late Mr. Dominas, a member of the class. of loans of variable value awarded by the Loans are available to fourth- and fifth -year Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids students in the College of Architecture as from funds contributed by various friends of designated by the Dean of the College. the University. This fund is available to The Dougherty Foundation Student Loan deserving students who meet the general Fund was established by the Dougherty University loan requirements. Foundation, a privately funded charitable The Cosmopolitan- International Relations institution, and is available to Arizona resident Fund was established in 1927, jointly by the students who have an evaluated financial need Cosmopolitan Club of the University and the and a minimum cumulative grade average of Tucson Woman's Club, for the purpose of 2.25. assisting deserving foreign students in the The Karen Eby Loan Fund has been University. established by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Eby in
134 memory of their daughter, Karen, who was a The General Law Loan Fund was student at the University of Arizona. Loans are established in 1966 to provide short-term loans available to junior and senior students who to deserving law students who have completed demonstrate need for financial assistance in at least one year of study in the College of order to remain in school, and repayment will Law. Application is made to the Dean of the be made during the two years immediately Law College. following graduation. Interest at a rate of 5 per year will accrue from the date of graduation The Hamer Education Loan Fund was until repayment of the loan. established by the Woman's Auxiliary to the Arizona Medical Association to assist The Annie Edwards, R.N., Revolving Loan deserving students in any of the allied health Fund is available to needy and deserving career fields. Loans may be granted up to $400 nursing students. per semester with a maximum total loan of Irene Erickson Memorial Loan Fund was $1,200. Repayment without interest begins on established by family and friends of the late a monthly basis beginning two months after Irene Erickson who was retired assistant the borrower ceases to be a full -time student. superintendent of District one elementary The Rickel M. Hanson Memorial Loan schools. The loan is for the students in the Fund has been established by the friends and College of Education. family of the late Mr. Hanson, who was a The Dixon Fagerberg Loan Fund of $1,000 student in the College of Engineering at the was established by Dixon Fagerberg of time of his death. Loans not to exceed $300 Prescott, Arizona, and is available to junior are available to senior students in that College, and senior women students. repayable within one year after ceasing full -time study. The Foreign Student Advisor's Loan Fund The Naomi Hathaway Loan Fund was provides short -term emergency loans to established in 1960 by Mrs. Hathaway of foreign students and must be approved by the Tucson, to be used at the discretion of the Foreign Student Advisor. Dean of Students for women who need French Government Loan to be awarded to temporary help to continue University work. graduate students who will use the money to Hawkins Memorial Loan Fund was set up in have their doctoral thesis typed. memory of Dr. Hawkins, former Head of the Dr. Paul S. Gaddis Memorial Student Loan Department of Agronomy, to assist foreign Fund was established for medical student students in the College of Agriculture who loans. hope to advance the agricultural programs in their own countries upon completion of their The Phoebe Tenney Gardner Fund has been studies in this country. established by friends in honor of Mrs. Gardner of Miami, Arizona. This fund is The Heard Loan and Grant Fund was available to deserving students who meet the established by a bequest of $20,000 from the general University loan requirements. late Dwight B. Heard. The income from this fund is to be used to provide loans and grants. The Gelderman Memorial Medical The Thomas Burton Hendricks Grants and Revolving Loan Fund was established by Loans was a bequest from Thomas Burton friends and relatives of the late Dr. Frederick Hendricks, former Professor of Real Estate H. Gelderman, for worthy and deserving Law and long time friend of the Indian. Was students majoring in premedicine. set up for Arizona Indians faced with Nicholas W. Genematas Loan Fund to be emergency expenses related to their fields of given to students enrolled in the College of academic endeavor. Law. The recipient must be a first year student The Indian Student Relief Fund was in their second semester. established by interested donors concerned
135 with the educational problems of Indian The Julia B. Lander Memorial Loan Fund students. Students who are under or subject to is available to students who have attended the the Indian Student Advisor's office who have University of Arizona at least one semester serious emergency needs are eligible. They are prior to the semester of application. Students recommended by the American Indian Advisor must also be members of the Black Student subject to the approval of the Scholarships and Union. Financial Aids Office Director. Law Discretionary Student Loan Fund is The International Students' Club Loan available to law students upon Fund has been donated for loans to members recommendation of the Dean of the College of of the International Students' Club, subject to Law. approval by the president of the club and the The Lt. William Pearson Leisenring Foreign Student Advisor. Memorial Loan Fund is a memorial The Daniel C. Jackling Memorial Fund is established by his parents to provide loans to established for the benefit of intelligent and needy law students as designated by the Dean worthy students majoring in mining of that College. engineering or metallurgical engineering at the The Jane Leonard Memorial Loan Fund has University. been donated in memory of the late Jane The B. Eleanor Johnson Revolving Loan Leonard for loans to deserving women Fund was a gift from Dr. B. Eleanor Johnson, students. Director, School of Home Economics, from The C. Zaner Lesher Memorial Loan Fund 1933 -1953. Worthy and deserving women has been contributed by friends of the late Mr. students majoring in Home Economics. Lesher, former Registrar of the University, for Recipients of loans are nominated by the use of deserving students who meet the general Faculty of the School of Home Economics University loan requirements. subject to approval of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Little Chapel of All Nations Loan Fund was set up as a temporary loan. Money is loaned The Joy Johnson Student Loan Fund was based on recommendation of the Dean of established by the family of Joy Johnson and Students. from nurses in the Pima County Health Department, for nursing students in need of The Edward C. Locklear Memorial Fund emergency loan monies. Must be approved by has been established to assist deserving the Dean of the College of Nursing. second- and third -year students in the College of Law by the family and friends of the late Kappa Epsilon Alumni Loan. Recipient Mr. Locklear. should be a Kappa Epsilon who is entering her junior or senior year in the College of The Creighton F. Magoun Memorial Loan Pharmacy at the University of Arizona. The Fund was established in memory of Dr. student should be selected by the College of Magoun, Professor of Educational Pharmacy Faculty according to need and Administration, to provide temporary loans to worthiness. student teachers. Loans must be approved by the Dean of the College of Education. The Donald A. Kelliher Memorial Fund has been given to the University for the benefit of The Elizabeth Banes Mann Trust was a gift students in the College of Mines in memory of from Elizabeth Banes Mann and is to be Donald A. Kelliher, '58. awarded to a student in the College of The Harry E. Krumlauf Memorial Loan Medicine who demonstrates financial need. Fund has been established to assist deserving Marshall Foundation Revolving Medical students in the College of Mines by the family Loan Fund has been established by the and friends of the late Professor Harry E. Marshall Foundation of Tucson, Arizona, for Krumlauf, a long -time faculty member. Arizona residents who have done their
136 premedical work at the University of Arizona. to be loaned at the discretion of the Dean of Loans will be available for study at any Students without interest, for periods not medical school in the United States. Loans are longer than two months, in small emergency to be repaid by the student within a period of loans. 10 years, and no interest is to be charged New Start Book Grant was set up to be used during the period of study and internship. in the New Start Program for economically The Lloyd E. McCann Memorial Loan disadvantaged students. Fund established in memory of Dr. McCann, Jessi Smith Noyes Foundation Loan Fund Professor and Head of the Department of was established in 1961 for deserving students Educational Administration, is available to upon the terms governing other University graduate students in the College of Education funds used for like purposes. selected by the head of the department and two faculty members. The Downtown Opti -Mrs. Club Loan Fund, The Colonel McClintock Educational Fund established in 1968, provides temporary assistance to deserving women students, with was established to aid deserving students in preference given to nursing students. obtaining an education in archaeology. The loans from this fund are to be available to The Arthur Hamilton Otis Loan Fund was deserving students in archaeology. established by Mrs. Otis as a memorial to her Recommendations are submitted by the Head late husband, for many years a member of the of the Department of Anthropology. teaching faculty and for 19 years Dean of Men The Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McFarland Loan at the University. Loans from this fund are Fund was established by Mr. and Mrs. available to deserving junior or senior men students. McFarland of Coolidge, Arizona, in 1956. The purpose of the fund is to aid worthy and deserving Arizona students in obtaining a college education. Contributions to the fund are loaned to students selected by Mr. and Mrs. McFarland with loan repayments to be made available for loans to other qualified Arizona students. The Carl L. Meng Memorial Loan Fund was established by Mrs. Meng in memory of her late husband, to provide short-term loans to students in the Colleges of Engineering and Business and Public Administration, who have attended the University one full year. The Martha Merrill Memorial Revolving Fund was established by family and friends of the late Martha Merrill, to aid deserving students from minority groups who have evidenced a definite ability to complete their college courses. The fund will make loans to these students on an interest -free basis at the discretion of the Director of the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Mortar Board Loan Fund was established by the Mortar Board organization as a revolving fund for the women students of the University,
137 The Otis - Barbara Loan provides loans for late Carrie Mae Pittman. All eligible from any undergraduate men who are Arizona residents. University óf Arizona discipline. The Panhellenic Loan Fund was established The John M. Pollack Loan Fund is available in 1953 by the Panhellenic Council for the only to citizens of Arizona, without distinction purpose of assisting women students, and is of race or creed. It is awarded on the administered by the Dean of Students. recommendations of the President and the The Lucille M. and R. Norman Pearce Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids. Nursing Loan Fund was a gift to the The Lawrence J. and Hazel J. Pranter Loan University of Arizona Foundation from Lucille Fund was established by Mr. and Mrs. Pranter M. and R. Norman Pearce. Needy to assist students with temporary no- interest undergraduate students in the University of loans. Arizona College of Nursing. Loans require no Professional Women's Club Loan Fund was interest but must be paid within 9 months after established by the Tucson Business and the recipient leaves school. In cases of extreme Professional Women's Club. Loans are made need and worthiness these loans may be made upon the recommendation of the available to students in Nurse Practitioner, Management- Policy Department of the Geriatric Nursing and Mid - wifery Programs. College of Business and Public The Sally Perper Memorial Fund is set up to Administration. provide emergency loans to Graduate The Winnie Belle Cochran Purchase Assistant Teachers in the English Department. Memorial Loan Fund has been established by The Phi Delta Chi Pharmacy Loan Fund friends of the late Mrs. Purchase, '31, was established by the fraternity for educator and writer, and is available to emergency loans to full -time students in the full-time undergraduate Arizona residents. College of Pharmacy on approval of the Dean The maximum loan is $1,000 in any one year of the College and the president of the and is repayable in 36 installments after the fraternity. borrower ceases full -time study. The Phi Kappa Phi Loan Fund has been The Samuel J. Reich Pharmacy Student established by the Arizona chapter of the Loan Fund was established in 1968 to assist national honor society and is available to deserving pharmacy students with short-term student members of the society. financial need. The Pillette Loan Fund was established in The Dr. Harold W. Rice Memorial Loan 1952 by the Pillettes, the Women's Auxiliary Fund, established in memory of Dr. Rice, a of the Arizona Pharmaceutical Association, pioneer Arizona physician, is available to and is available to pharmacy students. Loans medical students designated by the Dean of from the fund are made by a committee that College. composed of faculty members of the College of Pharmacy. The Walter Roche Memorial Fund, in memory of the late Mr. Roche, a leading Pima County Republican Women Book member of the Phoenix bar, is a revolving loan Loan Fund was established by the Pima fund for second- and third -year law students. It County Republican Women to deserving is administered by the Dean of the College of junior or senior students for the purchase of Law. textbooks. The interest -free loan is to be Richard C. Rosaldo Memorial Loan Fund repaid no later than the end of the summer consists of gifts from the Rosaldo family and following the academic year in which the loan the many friends and associates of Dr. Renato is made. Maximum amount is $50 per Rosaldo to perpetuate the memory of Richard semester. C. Rosaldo. The revolving loan is available for The Joseph Sterling Pittman Memorial deserving students of Mexican- American Loan Fund was a gift from the estate of the ancestry, with students from families residing
138 in Tucson receiving preference. Candidates emergency financial assistance in the last are selected by the Office of Scholarships and stages of completion of their thesis or Financial Aids. No interest is required for the dissertation. first year of the loan. The Ella Mary Thomas Memorial Fund was Rupert Memorial Loan Fund was set up to established in memory of Miss Thomas, a provide emergency loans. public school teacher in Texas and in Tucson, Arizona, by her sister, De Rossette Thomas, Sav -Mor Cooperative Drug Stores, Inc., first director of the School of Home Loan Fund is available to students in the Economics. The fund is for the benefit of College of Pharmacy. Loans from the fund are students in that field of study. made by a committee composed of faculty members of that college. The Levi S. Udall Memorial Fund was established by friends of the late Justice of the The Joseph M. Schachner Memorial Loan Supreme Court of Arizona. The revolving Fund was established in 1956 as a memorial to fund is to be used for second- and third -year the late Mr. Schachner by Mrs. Schachner and students in the College of Law. their sons, and in appreciation of the dedication in his memory of the library of The University Club of Tucson Loan Fund Hillel House. Mrs. Schachner played an has been established to assist foreign students important part in the establishment of Hillel at the University. House as a sanctuary and meeting place for The University Hospital Auxiliary Medical students. Loans from this fund are available to Student Assistance Fund was established by deserving students of the rank of sophomore or the University Hospital Auxiliary for students above, who are members of Hillel. in the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Loans are made at the discretion of The Charles W. Sechrist Loan Fund and upon recommendation of the associate provides long -term loans to medical students dean for student affairs of the College of with approval of the Dean of the College. Medicine. Amount of the loan is determined Preference is given to upper -clansmen. by the associate dean. The Charles L. Sortomme Memorial Fund University of Arizona Veterans Association of $2,000 was established by Mrs. Sortomme Loan Fund are loans up to $75 - made to in memory of her husband, a graduate of the students receiving Veterans Administration GI College of Liberal Arts, who was lost in the Bill Educational Benefits for books and North Atlantic in 1945 while on a volunteer supplies. Loans will be made only to students mission as a meteorological observer. Loans who are recommended by the Coordinator of will be made to deserving upper- division or Veterans Affairs. The Coordinator will graduate students in chemistry upon determine what constitutes need according to recommendation by the Department of the guidelines set forth for him by the Veterans Chemistry. Association in establishing student eligibility. The Charles L. Strouss Memorial Fund was The United Student Aid Funds "unmeet established by family and friends in memory need" Program was set up to aid eligible of Mr. Strouss, a long -time leader of the students who need a loan but who are not able Arizona bar. Loans from this fund are to secure a lender. available to deserving law students who have Van Ort Nursing Doctoral Loan. The completed at least one year of study in that recipient must be a Registered Nurse who is college. pursuing a doctoral degree in either Higher The Clifford Suitt Memorial Loan for Education or Nursing, shall be selected by a Graduate Students was a gift from Dr. and committee of faculty appointed by the Dean of Mrs. J. B. Blackmon of Costa Mesa, the College of Nursing in consultation with the California, to be given to worthy and Director of the Center for the Study of Higher deserving graduate students who are in need of Education.
139 The Walliker- Arnold Memorial Loan Fund was established from a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Arnold of Benson in memory of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walliker of Princeville, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arnold of Gladstone, North Dakota. Graduates of Benson High School are eligible and the amount varies. Roy Whitehead Memorial Fund was set up to provide temporary loans to medical students. The Charles F. Willis Memorial Loan Fund was established in memory of the late Mr. Willis, noted figure in the Arizona mining industry. The fund provides loans to students in the College of Mines with the approval of the Dean. The Women's Self- Government Fund is available to women students of the University. The Zonta Club Loan Fund has been donated by the Zonta Club of Tucson for loans to deserving women students who meet the general University loan requirements.
Western Interstate Commission years. Recipients are required to return to for Higher Education Arizona to practice or to repay a portion of the funds expended in their behalf. The Western Interstate Commission for Higher For further information, interested students Education (WICHE) is organized under a are referred to Dr. Robert W. Sankey, Admin- Compact among the 13 western states so that istration Building Room 116, University of qualified students of states that do not possess Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721. certain professional schools are enabled to at- In addition, the University of Arizona has tend such schools in other states at a cost that entered into an agreement through WICHE for is approximately the same as the cost to resi- students interested in various other curricula. dents of the other state in question. The states Under this program, Arizona residents who in the Compact are: Alaska, Arizona, Califor- wish to major in ceramic engineering or pe- nia, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, troleum engineering may attend certain out -of- Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, state schools at essentially the same expense as Washington, and Wyoming. in -state students pay at those schools. Under the Student Exchange Program, qual- Likewise, non -resident students from other ified Arizona residents who wish to attend participating states may attend the University professional schools of osteopathic medicine, of Arizona to major in geological engineering, dentistry, veterinary medicine, occupational metallurgical engineering, mining engineer- therapy, and optometry may be eligible to re- ing, geochronology, hydrology, and Oriental ceive WICHE benefits. Students must have studies, and if there is no such program in their maintained at least average grades in their pre - home state, have their out -of -state tuition professional work and must have been legal waived. residents of Arizona for at least the last five For further information on the programs in
140 geological engineering, metallurgical engi- associateships should be addressed to the neering, and mining engineering, interested head of the department concerned. students are referred to the Office of the Dean, College of Mines. For further information on Both graduate assistantships and associate- the programs in geochronology, hydrology, ships in teaching and in research are available in most departments of the University. Approxi- and Oriental studies, students should write to the Office of Admissions and Records. mately 1700 of these positions are available, many of them for first -year graduate students. Salaries vary, but first -year graduate students Cooperative Education Program carrying a full course load may expect to re- The Cooperative Education Program provides ceive at least $2,250 for the academic year for students, in many academic majors, with a service not exceeding 10 hours a week. Larger unique opportunity to earn money and obtain salaries with additional work and a reduced invaluable career- related experience in busi- academic load are offered. Several depart- ness, industry, or government service by alter- ments also adminster funds which provide nating periods of full -time work and study. grants -in -aid. Students are often able to pay a substantial Applicants who are interested in one of these portion of their own educational expenses thus positions should make inquiry of the appropri- reducing the burden on their parents and avoid- ate head of department. ing having to place themselves in debt. Inquiries should be addressed: Cooperative Education Program, Room 235 Harvill Build- ing, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721.
Graduate Assistantships and Associateships
Teaching and research assistantships and as- sociateships are available in numerous fields of study. In addition, the University awards a number of academic (registration fee) schol- arships and nonresident tuition scholarships. Except by permission of the Dean of the Graduate College, a student may hold a graduate assistantship or associateship only in the department of his major subject, with the exception that a student in education may hold an assistantship or associateship in either educa- tion or his field of teaching. Tuition and Fees- Graduate assistants and associates are exempt from nonresident tuition, and from music fees applicable to courses in their major field. Minimum Course Load- Graduate assistants and associates are required to register for at least six units of graduate work as a condition of their appointments. Additional Information -All communica- tions regarding graduate assistantships and
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Mary Kevin Abbott Nursing Scholarship 83 The American Jurisprudence Prizes 119 Theresa Acuna Memorial Scholarship Fund 24 American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship 83 Aerospace Education Foundation W. Randolph American Legion ROTC General Military Lovelace Memorial Award 119 Excellence Awards 119 Aggie House Scholarship 8 American Legion ROTC Scholarship Awards Agricultural Business Club Scholarship 17 119 Agricultural Engineering Scholarships 8 The American Logistics Association Award 119 Ralph W. Aigler Memorial Prize 119 American Society of Landscape Architecture Air Force Association 119 Award- Graduate 120 Diran Akmajian Vocal Scholarship 24 American Society of Landscape Architecture Dr. Nicolo V. and Martha J. Alessi Memorial Award- Undergraduate 120 Scholarships 24, 59, 71 The American Society of Military Comptrollers, The Sheldon Phillip Alfou Loan Fund 132 Cochise Chapter, Scholarship 43 The Josephine W. Allen Student Loan Fund 132 The American Society of Women Accountants Robert F. Allen Memorial Scholarship 71 Fund 132 Alpha Phi Alpha, Eta Psi Lambda Scholarship American Veterans of World War II (Amvets) 98 Award 120 Alpha Zeta Alumni Scholarship 8 American Women in Radio and Television Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Scholarship 25 Phoenix Alumni Chapter, Scholarship 88 AMOCO Foundation Scholarship 91 Altrusa Club of Tucson Scholarship 43 The George H. Amos Sr. Scholarship Internship Alumni Music Scholarship 25, 37 43, 50 AMAX Foundation Scholarship 59, 66, 77, 81 Kenneth Dale (K.D.) Anderson Scottish Rite American Association of University Women, Scholarship 53 Tucson Branch, Scholarship 99 The Mary Storrs Anderson Scholarship 25, 37 American Bar Association Cleo Stipend 68 Anonymous Art Scholarship 37 American Business Women's Association, El Anonymous Medical Scholarship 71 Chaparral Chapter Scholarship 98 APhA Service Award 120 American Business Women's Association, El Architecture General Scholarship 21 Cien Chapter, Scholarship 98 Arizona Agri -Press Club Scholarship 8 American Business Women's Association, La Arizona Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship 53 Estrellita Chapter, Scholarship 98 Arizona Alumni Association of Tucson American Business Women's Association, Las Scholarship 99 Hermanas Chapter, Scholarship 98 The Arizona Bank Scholarship 99, 114 American Business Women's Association, Arizona Cup and Scholarship 99 Tucson Saguaro Chapter, Scholarship 98 Arizona Daily Star Scholarship 25 American Defense Preparedness Award 119 The Arizona Daily Star Vocabulary Contest 120 American Hellenic Educational Progressive The Arizona Dietetic Association, Inc. Student Association (A.H.E.P.A.) Scholarship 99 Award of Merit 120 American Institute of Architects 21 Arizona Downs Scholarship 8, 17
142 Arizona Federated Women's Club Graduate Baird Scholarships (The Baird Foundation, Student Scholarship 114 Tucson, Arizona) 91 Arizona Federations of Garden Clubs Robert E. Baver Memorial Scholarship 26 Scholarship 9 Yorke Bannard Scholarship for Indians 99 The Arizona Federation of Music Clubs The Sidney Barbosa Memorial Scholarship 99 Scholarship 25 William H. Barnes Scholarship 25 The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs John R. Barnett Scholarship 26, 37 Loan Fund 132 The Mary Wiggins Barreca Memorial Arizona Home Economics Association Award Scholarship 53 120 Robert E. Baver Memorial Scholarship 26, 53 Arizona Law Review Prize 120 The Arthur H. Beattie Memorial Scholarship in Arizona Medical Association Auxiliary Loan French 26 132 The Bechtel Foundation Scholarship 60, 66 The Arizona Medical Association Prize 120 Beresford E. Beck Memorial Scholarship 21 The Arizona National Livestock Scholarship 9 The Bedros Tatarian Scholarship in Chemistry Arizona Pest Control Association Award 120 34 Arizona Police League Scholarship 44 The John C. Beisel Memorial Loan Fund 132 Arizona Portland Cement Company Scholarship The Howard Bendalin Scholarship in 59, 77 Agriculture 9 The Arizona Regional Art Scholarship in The Josephine F. Bennett Foundation Loan Fund Residence 25 132 Arizona Republic Scholarship 99 The Maillard Bennett Scholarships 26 The Arizona Retail Grocers Association Alumni Scholarship of Benson 91 Scholarships 44 The M. O. Best Memorial Foundation Fund 132 Arizona Section, AIME, Scholarship 77 The Beta Alpha Psi Loan Fund 133 Arizona Section -Society for Beta Beta Beta Loan Fund 133 Management Scholarship 9 Byron T. Bingham Memorial Scholarship in Arizona Society of Professional Engineers 60 Baseball 100 Arizona State Council of Hospital Pharmacists Bio De Casseres Memorial Loan or Grant Fund Award 120 133 The Arizona State Federation of Business and The Joseph A. Birchett Memorial Fund 133 Professional Women's Club 132 William T. Birmingham Trial Advocacy Award Arizona Trust Company Scholarship 91 121 Armed Forces Communication and Electronics The William M. Bishop Memorial Fund 133 Association Award 120 Glenn E. Blackledge Memorial Award 121 Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Nelson C. Bledsoe DeMolay Scholarship 92, Association Scholarship Award 121 100 The Ashton Company Inc. Scholarship in Civil Nelson C. Bledsoe Scottish Rite Scholarship 99, Engineering 59 100 Associated General Contractors Scholarship 60 Nelson C. Bledsoe Scottish Rite Scholarship in Associated Highway Patrolmen of Arizona Medicine 71 Scholarship 105 John Bloom Choral Scholarship 26 Association of United States Army Award 121 Earl Bluestein Scholarship 71 Association of the United States Army Military Helen Bocock Memorial Scholarship 100 History Award 121 Thomas A. Bogard Memorial Scholarship 26 The Rollah E. Aston Scholarship 25, 37, 53, 56 Vincent F. Boland Memorial Award 121 Dr. Henry G. Atha and Grace L. M. Atha John Jacob Bona Scottish Rite Scholarship 100 Memorial Scholarship 25, 71, 83, 88, 90 George D. Boone, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Auxiliary to the Southern Chapter, Arizona 83 Society of Professional Engineers ScholarshipThe E. S. Borgquist Student Loan Fund 133 60 Eulalia "Sister" Bourne Scholarship 26
143 The Raymond V. Bowers Sociology Awards The Herbert E. Carter Award 122 121 Danne Lee Chandler Memorial Scholarship 68 Margaret A. Brady Memorial Nursing Chanting Scholarship for Indians 114 Scholarship 83 Thomas G. Chapman Memorial Scholarship 77 Ora Bretall Scholarship 26, 53 Chemical Engineering Merit Progress The Christopher R. Brey Memorial Loan Fund Grants -In -Aid 78 133 Marguerite Chesney Memorial Scholarship 100 The Maurice M. Briggs Scholarship 44 The E. A. Cheves Scholarship 56 The Dan Bright Fellowship in Medicine 72 The Dave Clark Memorial Scholarship 37 Arthur Brinkman Scholarship 92 The William B. Clark Memorial Scholarship for James Briscoe Business Scholarship 44 American Indians 100 Bristol Award 121 The Jim Click Ford Scholarships for Byron C. Browder Memorial Scholarship 26 Upper- Division Students 101 Jane Browder Memorial Scholarship Fund 84 COBA /Select Sires, Inc. Animal Sciences The Claude H. Brown Prize 121 Scholarship 9 Elmer J. Brown Memorial Scholarship 50 Louise Cobb Memorial Scholarship 72 The George Stewart Brown Student Loan Fund College of Agriculture Memorial Grants and 133 Loans Fund 134 Robert C. Brown Memorial Scholarship 26, 77 College of Architecture Emergency Loan Fund The Sydney B. Brown Prize 121 134 Mary Jeffries Bruce Scholarship 100, 106 The College of Medicine Emergency Loan Fund The Dr. E. H. Bruening Memorial Scholarship 134 84 The Collegiate Club Scholarship Fund 134 The John and Clara Bruhn Memorial The John S. Collins Memorial Scholarship in Scholarship 9 Civil Engineering 60 The T. F. Buehrer Award 121 Comins Fellowship Fund 38 The Buros Loan Fund 133 Conoco, Inc. Scholarship (Conoco) 60, 82 The Burr -Brown Research Corporation Conoco, Inc. Scholarship- Geophysics 26 Fellowship 66 Conoco Mines Scholarship 78 The Burroughs Wellcome Loan Fund 133 Consolidated Loan Fund 134 Bert S. Butler Scholarships 37 Consolidation Coal Company Scholarship 78, Mildred F. Butler Memorial Scholarship 84 82 T. J. Byrne Memorial Fund 133 The Robert Cook Memorial Scholarship in Margaret May Caffall Memorial Scholarship 56 Engineering 60 The Thomas E. Campbell Memorial Awards The Cooper Consultants Scholarship in 122 Engineering for Native Americans 60 The Thomas R. (Tim) Campbell Memorial Cooperative Education Program 141 Scholarship 44 Coors Beer Distributors 101 The William O. Campbell Pharmacy Student Cornelio L. Coronado Memorial Scholarship Loan Fund 133 27, 38, 60, 66 Cananea Alumni 4 -C Revolving Scholarship The Cosmopolitan- International Relations Fund 100 134 The Rose S. Carlisle Loan Fund 133 Bernice Cosulich Journalism Scholarship 27 The H. Wesley Carlson Memorial Loan Fund The Charles R. Coughlin Memorial Scholarship 133 in Wildlife Management (Game Only) 9 Karen L. Carlson Temporary Loan Fund 133 The Pearl Parvin Coulter Geriatric Nursing Carnation Scholarships -MBA's 51 Scholarship Fund 87 Carnation Scholarships- Undergraduates 44 The E. Ray Cowden Scholarship in Animal The Edwin F. Carpenter Memorial Loan Fund Sciences 10, 17 134 The Ruth Cowden Undergraduate and Graduate The Laurence A. Carruth Scholarship 9 Scholarships in Home Economics 10, 18
144 The Bing Crosby Student Loan Fund 134 General Dillingham Produce Industry The Robert A. Crowell Memorial Scholarship Scholarship 10 54 Stephen J. Dinou 102, 114 Cubic Corporation Award 122 Richard L. Disney and Harriet M. Disney Cubic Corporation Scholarship 27 Foreign Student Scholarship 102 Byron Cummings Memorial Scholarship 27 Distinguished AFROTC Graduates 122 The John B. and Blanche Cunningham Distinguished Military Graduate 122 Memorial Loan Fund 134 Distinguished Military Student 122 Walter S. Cunningham Memorial Revolving The Clifford G. Dominas Memorial Loan Fund Scholarship 10 134 Cyprus Mines Corporation Scholarships 78, Jake T. Doss Engineering Scholarship 61 101, 114 The Dougherty Foundation Scholarships 102 Henry E. Dahlberg Scholarship 44 The Dougherty Foundation Student Loan Fund Grace Daniels Memorial Scholarship 101 134 Paul J. Danielson Counseling Research Fund 57 Lewis W. Douglas Scholarship 44 Daughters of the American Revolution Award Andrew Ellicott Douglass Memorial 122 Scholarship 27, 38 Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America Downtown Sertoma Club of Tucson Award 122 Scholarship 38 Harry and Edith Daughtrey Scholarship 101, Edward P. Dozier Award 122 114 The Roy P. Drachman Scholarship in The Senator and Mrs. Hubert d'Autremont Architecture 21 Memorial Scholarships 101 William S. Dunipace Scottish Rite Scholarship The Edgar Elizabeth Davidson Memorial 92 Scholarship 54, 101 The Sister Clare Dunn Memorial Scholarship 27 The Dean of Students' Emergency Fund 134 Duval Corporation Scholarship 78 E. Blois De Bois Scholarships 102, 115 The Eddie and Madelon Earl Charitable Benjamin and Bio DeCasseres Loan and Grant Foundation, Inc. Scholarship 72 Fund 101, 134 The Eastern Star Scholarships 84 DeConcini, McDonald, Brammer, Yetwin and The Karen Eby Loan Fund 134 Lacy Academic Achievement Award 122 The Educational Fund for Archaeology 27, 38 The Ida T. DeConcini Scholarship in Nursing 84 The Annie Edwards, R.N., Revolving Loan The Esteban R. De La Garza Memorial Loan Fund 135 Fund 134 The Wade M. Edmunds Memorial Scholarship Delaware North Companies Scholarship 10, 18 in Biomedical Engineering 67 Delta Kappa Gamma Nu Chapter, Scholarship Elizabeth Breneman Ehlers Scholarship Fund 27 57 Joseph K. Eichenbaum Scholarship 45, 51 Delta Tau Delta Freshman Achievement Award Emergency Minority Book Scholarship 103 122 The Edward Emerine Scholarship 28 Herman E. DeMund Memorial Scholarships 72, Empire Machinery Company Scholarship for 101 Bagdad Students 103 The Desert Garden Club Scholarship in Empire Machinery Company- University of Landscape Architecture 10 Arizona Mining Scholarship 78 Devon Gables Nursing Scholarship 84 Carol Anderson Entz and Donald C. Entz, Jr. Hubert DeWolf Scholarship 102 Memorial Scholarships 10 The Duncan Dietrich Scholarship for Irene Erickson Memorial Loan Fund 135 Undergraduates 92, 102 The Exchange Club of Downtown Tucson The Duncan Dietrich Scholarship in Medicine Scholarship 45 72 The Dixon Fagerberg Loan Fund 135 Digital U.S. Minority Education Scholarship Samuel Fain Memorial Scholarship 38 27, 61 Joe K. Fannin Scholarship Fund 11, 18, 28
145 George R. and Flora Fansett Memorial The Thomas E. Goodale, III, Memorial Award Scholarships 103 103, 123 Mary Ann Farman Scholarship 28, 72, 84, 88 The D. C. (Darn Cat) Gordon Scholarship 29 The Charlotte Feezer Scholarship 68 The Igor Gorin Scholarship in Voice 29, 39 The Lester W. Freezer Prize 123 Mercedes Shibell Gould Memorial Scholarship Helen and Leon Feinberg Scholarship 72 103 The Samuel M. Fetgly Scholarship 68 The C. Edgar Goyette Memorial Scholarship The Emma Lou Feidler Scholarship in Literature Fund 103, 115 28 Graduate Assistantships and Associateships 141 L. Boyd Finch Book Scholarship 92 Lois M. Graesser Fine Arts Scholarship 39 The William H. Fink Prize in Philosophy 38, Roy F. Graesser Memorial Scholarship for 123 Entering Freshmen 92 First Americans Scholarship or Award 123 Roy F. Graesser Memorial Scholarship for Math First Interstate Bank Award 123 Majors 29 First Interstate Bank of Arizona Scholarships 103 James J. Graham Memorial Scholarships 69 Ottus F. Fisher Memorial Scholarship 103 George Grant Memorial Scholarship 39 The W. Larkin Fitch Scholarship 11 Laurence R. Gray Memorial Award 123 The Flower Square Scholarships in Nursing 84 Greater Tucson Area Foundation Scholarship 72 The Virginia Floyd Freshman -Sophomore June Lander Greene Memorial Scholarship 29, Sonnet Reading Awards 123 39 The Virginia H. Floyd Poetry Reading Contest Carol Jean Gregg Memorial Book Scholarship 129 In Home Economics 12 The James E. Flynn Memorial Scholarship in George Gregson Scholarships 103, 115 Law 68 Gresham Larson Associates Architects The Foreign Student Advisor's Loan Fund 135 Scholarship 21 The Conrad Lee Fraps Memorial Scholarship Rollin T. Gridley Scholarship 92 Fund 78 Lieutenant Colonel Virgil I. Grissom Memorial Danny Freeman Range Management Award 124 Scholarship 11 Helen Gross Memorial Award 124 The Merrill P. Freeman Medals 123 Warren A. Grossetta, Sr. Scholarship 103 French Government Loan 135 Barbara Grossman Memorial Scholarship 29 The French Prizes 123 Oskar Grunow Memorial Scholarship 29 William Shirley Fulton Scholarship 28, 38 Gulf Oil Honors Scholarship 104 Dr. Paul S. Gaddis Memorial Student Loan Kenneth Gunter Scholarship 104 Fund 135 H & E Electrical Supply Company Scholarships The Phoebe Tenney Gardner Fund 135 61 The Gelderman Memorial Medical Revolving HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) Nursing Loan Fund 135 Scholarships 84 Nicholas W. Genematas Foundation Scholarship HABBJACH (Dollars for Scholars) 72 Scholarships 92, 104 Nicholas W. Genematas Loan Fund 135 Albert M. and Kathryn Haldeman Scholarships General Dynamics Air Force ROTC Award 123 29, 39 The General Law Loan Fund 135 Charles W. Hall Memorial Scholarship 72 Martin Gentry Law Scholarships 68 Ruth C. Hall Memorial Award 124 Getty Oil Company Scholarships 28, 38, 61, 78 The Hamer Education Loan Fund 135 The Jane Gillespie Memorial Scholarship 57 The Marie Padgett Hamilton Prize in Creative Ina E. Gittings Memorial Scholarship 54 Writing 124 The Gold Pen Award in Journalism 123 Marie Padgett Hamilton Scholarships in English Golden Eagle Distributors Scholarship 103 29, 39 Arizona State Library Association Alice B. Howard Melville Hanna Memorial Scholarships Good Scholarship 54 72
146 Bruce F. and Cornelia B. Hannah Scholarship The Ann and Norman Hilberry Scholarship 61, 104 67 The Rickel M. Hanson Memorial Loan Fund Charles Clifford Hinman Memorial Scholarship 135 54 Toney A. Hardy Prize (Law) 124 Charles Clifford Hinman Memorial Merit The J. Allen Harlan Memorial Scholarship 104 Scholarship 61 John Miller Harlow Memorial Scholarship 12, Bertha B. Hollis Scholarship 69, 105, 115 18 The Walter Hollweg Memorial Scholarship 105 Johnnie R. Harper Memorial Scholarship 29 Douglas Holsclaw Band Scholarships 105 The Al Harrison Scholarships for Nogales The Honeywell Scholarship for Engineering Students 104 Excellence 61 The Renny Harrison Memorial Film Scholarship Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective 29 Association Scholarship 12, 18 The John and Margaret Harshbarger Fellowship V. S. and Flora Joiner Hostetter Nursing in Hydrology 67 Scholarship 85, 87 The Tommy Lee Hart Memorial Scholarship 12 The Roberta and Jay Howenstine Scholarship The George G. Harvill Scholarship or Study 54, 57, 105, 115 Grant 104 Wilma D. Hoyal Memorial American Legion The George G. Harvill Scholarship or Study Auxiliary 30 Grant for the University Student Wives John Huck Memorial Award in Prose Writing 124 Organization 115 Bruce Huffman Memorial Scholarship Fund 93 Richard Harvill Orchestra Scholarship 30 The Jack Huggins Scholarship 30, 39 The Richard A. Harvill Scholarships in Hughes Aricraft Company, Tucson Division, Economics 45 Scholarship 93 The Naomi Hathaway Loan Fund 135 Hughes Trophy Award 124 The William Hattich Journalism Award 124 Hughes Tucson Management Club Scholarships Hawkins Memorial Loan Fund 135 93 The Normal C. Hayhurst Memorial Scholarship Roger Hungerford Memorial Scholarship 12 104 Alvin O. Hurst Memorial Scholarship 12 The Heard Inc. Fund 104, 115 Independent Insurance Agents of The Heard Loan and Grant Fund 135 Arizona- Safety Education Scholarships 54 Hubert Crouse Heffner Scholarship 30 The Indian Student Relief Fund 135 Harry Heller Memorial Scholarship 85 The InterFraternity Scholarship Cup 124 The Thomas Burton Hendricks Grants and International Student Director's Scholarship 105 Loans 135 The International Students' Club Loan Fund 136 The E. Herbert Herlihy Scholarship in Law 69 Italian- American Club Scholarship 105 Dr. Cruz M. Hernandez Scholarship Fund 72 The Daniel C. Jackling Memorial Fund 136 Hernon -Jones Memorial Scholarship 39 Daniel C. Jackling Scholarships 78 The Eleazar D. and Sara M. Herreras C. O. Jacobs Award in Agricultural Education Scholarship 21 124 George Herrick Memorial Scholarship 105 Carlos C. and Alex G. Jacome Memorial Barbara A. Hesler Memorial Scholarship 105, Scholarship 45 115 The Carlos C. Jacome Award for Forensic Reuben M. and Virginia Hess Scholarship 18 Excellence 125 The William P. Hessian, Jr. and Orville P. Joseph S. Jenckes, Jr. Memorial Scholarship 69 Nelson Memorial Scholarship in Real Estate Jennings, Strouss and Salmon Scholarship 69 45 The Jockey Club Scholarship 12, 18 William H. Hibbs Corrections Scholarship 45 The B. Eleanor Johnson Revolving Loan Fund The William H. Hibbs Memorial Scholarship 136 45, 51 The Emery and Ann -Eve M. Johnson Tracy Hickman Memorial Award 124 Internships 39
147 The Joy Johnson Student Loan Fund 136 Scholarship Fund in Honor of Richard Herreras, Raymond C. Johnson Scholarship 45 Art Kingman, Sr. , Alex Molina, Sr., Todd W. Johnson Scholarships 93 Deceased Members of the Latin -American The George L. Jones Memorial Scholarship 12, Social Club of Pima County 106 19 Edward M. Lavor Memorial Scholarship 30 John Paul Jones Memorial Scholarship 61 Law College Association Awards 125 Harry O. Juliani Scholarship Award 125 Law Discretionary Student Loan Fund 136 Harry O. Juliani Scholarships 69 The League of Mexican- American Women Jud Kane Memorial Scholarship 45 Scholarships 106, 116 Kappa Epsilon Alumni Loan 136 Terry Lee Scholarship 22 Victor H. and Victor Bruce Kelley Memorial T. F. Leehan Scholarship Trust Fund 107 Scholarship 106 Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement Violet Greer Kelley Scholarship 106 125 The Donald A. Kelliher Memorial Fund 136 The Lt. William Pearson Leisenring Memorial John F. "Spud" Kelly Memorial Scholarship 46 Loan Fund 136 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship 69 Lemmon Award 125 Kennecott Copper Corporation Scholarship The Jane Leonard Memorial Loan Fund 136 Award 79 Susan Elizabeth (Suki) Leonard Memorial Kentucky Fried Chicken of Tucson Scholarship 107 Scholarships 93, 106 The C. Zaner Lesher Memorial Loan Fund 136 The Bradley Kerns Pipe Organ Scholarship 30 The Levy's Scholarship in Business 13, 46 Peter Kiewit Sons' Company Scholarship 62 Kate C. Lewis and John William Lewis The Gerry King Memorial Scholarship 106, 116 Memorial Scholarship 107 Joe King Memorial Scholarship 12 The Lori Lewis Memorial Scholarship 13 Samuel Latta Kingan Scholarships 30 Marvin Lewis Scholarship Fund 107, 116 Alvin T. Kirmse Memorial Prize 125 The Frederick Lewisohn Book Scholarship 107, The Charles A. Kirtley Memorial Scholarship 116 69, 116 Graduate Library School Alumni Scholarship 57 Kiwanis Club of Sunshine Scholarships 106 Frank M. Life Memorial Scholarships 30 Kiwanis Club of Tucson Scholarships 106 Lilly Achievement Award 125 Winifred Knight Memorial Scholarship 30 Little Chapel of All Nations Loan Fund 136 Knights of Pythias Scholarship 12, 22, 62, 69, Little Chapel of All Nations Scholarship 87 73, 79, 85, 88 Litton Systems Inc. Grant 62 Muriel Clemes Knoblauch Scholarship 57 James N. Livieratos Scholarship Fund 93 The Orval and Leota Neely Knox Scholarship in The Hattie Greene Lockett Excellence Award in Agriculture 13 Poetry 125 Paul G. and Elsie M. Koch Memorial The Edward C. Locklear Memorial Fund 136 Scholarship 106, 116 Lorna E. Lockwood Memorial Award 125 Kodak Educational Grant 79 James and Grace M. Logie Memorial John E. Kossack Memorial Scholarship 30 Scholarship 94 L. L. Kriegbaum Athletic Scholarships 106 The Edwin J.Longstreet Memorial Scholarship 46 The Harry E. Krumlauf Memorial Loan Fund Los Palos Verdes Garden Club Scholarship 13 136 The Walter L. Lototski Sr. Memorial The John E. Lafferty Memorial Scholarship Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering 62 Fund 30 The Joseph E. Madara Memorial Scholarships The Julia B. Lander Memorial Loan Fund 136 in Medicine 73 Pauline Landon Memorial Scholarship 30 Magma Copper Company Scholarship 107 The Emil L. Larson Memorial Scholarships in The Creighton F. Magoun Memorial Loan Fund Education 54 136 The Emil Larson Memorial Scholarship in The Ruth Ewing Mahnken Memorial Physical Education 54 Scholarship 73
148 T. J. Mahoney Scholarship Fund 69 John D. and Agathia J. McGill Scholarship 108, The Maria C. Mandell Memorial Post Doctoral 116 Fellowship in Emergency Medicine 73 McKale Scholarships 94 The Elizabeth Banes Mann Trust 136 McKesson and Robbins Award 126 Peter Marroney Scholarship 30 McNeil Consumer Products 126 Betty Udell Marshall Memorial Scholarship Lieutenant General John B. McPherson Award 125 Scholarship Award 126 Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Book Quentin M. Mees Memorial Scholarship 62 Scholarships 107 The Joseph A. Mellen Memorial Scholarship 62 Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women The Carl L. Meng Memorial Loan Fund 137 Scholarships 94, 107 The Carl LeRoy Meng and Jean Wolcott Meng Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Civil Engineering Scholarship 62 Scholarships in Medicine 74 Men's Garden Club Tucson Award 126 Marshall Foundation for Arizona Women Merck, Sharp & Dohme Award 126 Scholarships in Nursing 85 The Martha Merrill Memorial Revolving Fund Marshall Foundation Revolving Medical Loan 137 Fund 136 Jeremiah Metzger Memorial Scholarship 74 George C. Marshall ROTC Award 126 Edward Jackson Meyer Scholarship 79 Andrew P. Martin Memorial Scholarships 88 Michigan -McKale Scholarship 108 The Douglas D. Martin Journalism Scholarship The Military Orderof the World Wars Awards 126 107 The Elizabeth Black Miller Cello and String Douglas D. Martin Memorial Trophy 126 Instrument Scholarship 31, 40 George Martin Memorial Scholarships 74, 89 The Miller Foundation Performing Arts Sadie Martinez Scholarship Fund 94 Fellowship in the Area of Drama 40 John L. Mascarella & Associates Scholarship 22 Miller Foundation Playwright 40 Leander W. Matsch Memorial Scholarship Fund The Miller Foundation Scholarships and 62 Fellowships in Dairy Science 13, 19 The Julia Huesinger McCall Scholarships 31 The Miller Foundation Scholarship in Drama 31 The Lloyd E. McCann Memorial Loan Fund The Halbert Miller Memorial Scholarship in 137 Engineering 62 The W. T. and Winifred McClelland The Mary Miller Memorial Award 126 Scholarships 13, 19 Minerals Industry Educational Foundation The Colonel McClintock Educational Fund 137 Grants -In -Aid 79 Johnny McClure Memorial Grant 108 The Minority Engineering Scholarship 79 William H. McConnico Memorial Scholarship Max Moe Traffic Survival School Memorial 46 Fund -Safety Education Scholarships 55 Fred C. and Ada P. McCormick Scholarship 108 The Montrose Scholarships for Native Fred C. McCormick Memorial Scholarship 74, Americans 13, 19, 31, 40, 46, 51, 63, 67 85 The David L. Moore Memorial Scholarship in The Almittie McCray Memorial Scholarship Economics Geology 31 108, 116 Kirke Tonner Moore Scholarships 94 The Mary McDiarmid Memorial Scholarship Moorman Manufacturing Company Scholarship 55, 57 13 Lorena DeSanctis McDuff Memorial Anne Moreton Memorial Art Scholarships 41 Scholarship 31 Samuel H. Morris Memorial Scholarships 108 The Ernest W. and Edna E. McFarland Frances Morrow Scholarship 85 Scholarship 108 Mortar Board Loan Fund 137 The George L. and Elizabeth F. McFarland Mortar Board Scholarship 108 Scholarship in Medical Technology 31 Claude H. Moyer Scholarship 51 The Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McFarland Loan Fund The Tacy Clagett Moyer Memorial Scholarship 137 108
149 James Muir Memorial Prize in Student The Arthur Hamilton Otis Loan Fund 137 Government 126 The Otis -Barbara Loan 138 The Mulcahy Foundation Athletic Scholarships Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ott Scholarship 74, 110 109 Outstanding Community College Graduate John A. Mulcahy Memorial Scholarship 74 Scholarship 110 Murdock Management Company Scholarship 22Outstanding Senior Pharmacy Student Award David Murdock Memorial Scholarship 32 127 The John and Helen Murphey Foundation Henri O. Pace Scottish Rite Scholarship 94 Scholarships 109, 116 Home Economics Pacesetter Scholarship 14 The Victor and Hyman Myerson Memorial Pacific Egg and Poultry Association's Scholarship in Business and Public Scholarship 14 Administration 46 The Gordon Packard Memorial Scholarship National Collegiate Players Cup 126 110, 117 National Defense Transportation Association The Panhellenic Loan Fund 138 Award 126 Panhellenic Scholarship Cup 127 National Fund for Minority Engineering Paralyzed Veterans of American Scholarship 87 Students Scholarships 63 John C. Park Memorial Scholarship 63 The National Science Foundation (Washington, Alex K. Parker Plaque 127 D.C.) 117 David L. Patrick Graduate Scholarships in The National Sojourners Award 127 English 41 Elsie Holman Neal, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club H. A. "Porque" Patten Award 110 Scholarship 109, 117 Harold A. (Porque) Patten Memorial Award 127 W. L. "Tex" Neel Memorial Scholarship 94 Erdean Teague Patterson Scholarship 32 Ernestine A. Neff Memorial Book Award 127 The Lucille M. and R. Norman Pearce Nursing Herbert U. Nelson Memorial Fund 46 Loan Fund 138 New Start Book Grant 109, 137 Rollin Pease Scholarship 32, 41 The Newman Center Scholarships 94, 117 Gwynne Barthels Pedersen Memorial The Newman Sustaining Board Scholarship 109 Scholarship 55 Newmont Mining Corporation Scholarship 79, The Pepper Publishing Co. Scholarship 22 94 Charles C. Perkins Scholarship 117 Horton E. Noon Memorial Scholarship 14, 19 The Sally Perper Memorial Fund 138 Zenas B. Noon, M.D., Cardiology Award 74 The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Ida Nowels Memorial Scholarships in Education Scholarship in Architecture 22 55 The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Jessi Smith Noyes Foundation Loan Fund 137 Scholarship in Engineering 63 Nugent Scholarships 94 The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Robert L. Nugent Memorial Scholarship 109 Scholarship in Law 69 Madeline B. and Charles J. O'Connell The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Scholarship 86 Scholarship in Microbiology 41 O'Connor, Cavanagh, Anderson, Westover, The Newton and Shirlee Pfeffer Memorial Killingsworth & Beshears Advocacy Awards Scholarship in Public Administration 51 127 Phelps Dodge Corporation Undergraduate The Myrtle Okey Scholarship for American Engineering Scholarships 79 Indians 109, 117 Phelps Dodge General Scholarships 95 Old Fort Lowell Scholarships 110 Phelps Dodge Postgraduate Scholarships The Old Pueblo Lapidary Club Scholarship 32, 82, 117 41 Phi Alpha Delta Award 127 Henry W. Oliver Scholarships 79 The Phi Delta Chi Pharmacy Loan Fund 138 George Olney Scholarship Fund 110 Phi Delta Kappa Memorial Scholarship for The Downtown Opti -Mrs. Club Loan Fund 137 Graduate Students in Education 57 Lin B. Orme Memorial Scholarships 63 Phi Kappa Phi Certificates of Merit 127
150 Phi Kappa Phi Freshman Award 127 Producers' Council Scholarship Award 128 The Phi Kappa Phi Loan Fund 138 Professional Women's Club Loan Fund 138 Phi Kappa Phi Plaque 127 Ben Projan Memorial Scholarship 47 Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 110 The Eugene C. Pullian Journalism Scholarship Phoenix Alumni Scholarship 110 32 Phoenix Gazette Carrier Scholarships 110 The Winnie Belle Cochran Purchase Memorial Pianists of American Foundtion Scholarship 32 Loan Fund 138 W. W. Pickrell Memorial Scholarship 95 The Glenn C. Purviance High School Pi Lambda Theta Scholarship, Alpha Alpha Scholarships in Physics 32, 95 Chapter 55 The Glenn C. Purviance Scholarships in Josette Pignato Memorial Scholarship 32, 41 Astronomy 32 The Pillette Loan Fund 138 The Glenn C. Purviance University Pima County Republican Women Book Loan Scholarships in Physics 33 Fund 138 The R.G.A. Scholarship in Engineering 63 The Pima Savings and Loan Scholarship 46 Rak Scholarships 14 Pistor - Stanley Scholarships in Agriculture Ralston Purina Company Scholarship 14 14, 20 Ramada Inns Scholarship 47 The Joseph Sterling Pittman Memorial Loan Kelly Reardon Memorial Scholarship 47 Fund 138 Dr. George D. Reay Memorial Book Polaroid Foundation Scholarship 32, 41 Scholarships in Medicine 74 The John M. Pollack Loan Fund 138 Julia Rebeil Memorial Scholarship 33, 41 Albert G. Post and Esther S. Graham The William George Rector Memorial Scholarships 32 Scholarships 48 Dickson Potter Scholarship 110 The Carol Reed Memorial Scholarship 111 Desmond Powell Scholarship 32 The Samuel J. Reich Pharmacy Student Loan The Fay and Lawrence Clark Powell Fund 138 Scholarships 55 Samuel J. Reich Scholarship in Pharmacy 89 Lawrence Clark Powell Scholarship 58 Harold O. Reif Memorial Scholarship 22 Mildred Porter Powell Memorial Scholarships The Bill and Mary Reilly Scholarship 51 86 Alix K. Remillard Scholarship Fund 74 Raymond E. Powell Memorial Scholarship 14, Helen Renthal Scholarship 58 47 Reserve Officers Association Award 128 William M. Powell Memorial Scholarship 63 Revco Award 128 The Ken Powers Memorial Scholarship in The Revco Drug Centers of the West Mining and Metallurgy 80 Scholarships in Pharmacy 89 The Lawrence J. and Hazel J. Pranter Loan Bernard Revsin Scholarships 74 Fund 138 Winston and Imogene C. Reynolds Scholarship Prentice -Hall, Inc., Tax Award 127 55 Elmer Present Scholarship 47 The Rho Chi Award 128 President's Award for Excellence 128 Rhodes Scholarships 117 President's Cup and Scholarship 110 The Dr. Harold W. Rice Memorial Loan Fund Presser Foundation Grant 32 138 Pressley -Bryan Scholarship in Agriculture 14 Jane H. Rider Memorial Scholarship 63, 67 Preveterinary Club Outstanding Service Award The Emil R. Riesen Prize in Philosophy 128 128 Gen -Mort Robbins Foundation Scholarship Preveterinary Medical Student of the Year 48, 51 Award 128 Lawrence V. Robertson Memorial Scholarship The William N. Price Memorial Scholarship 63 70 Binkley Prince Scholarship Fund 69 The Robie Gold Medal Award 128 Producers Cotton Oil Agricultural Foundation The Paul Thompson Robinson Scholarship in Scholarship 14 Civil Engineering 64
151 Roche Pharmacy Communications Award 128 The Scripps -Howard Foundation Scholarship The Walter Roche Memorial Fund 138 Fund 33 John P. Rockfellow Memorial Scholarship 41 The Scripps League Newspapers Education The Lionel E. Rombach Scholarship in Fund 34 Religious Studies 33 Scudder -Smith Scholarship Fund 75 Richard C. Rosaldo Memorial Loan Fund 138 The Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship 95 The Bruce Philip Rosen Memorial Scholarship The Louise Lovett Seabury Scholarship 95 in Agriculture 15 The Charles W. Sechrist Loan Fund 139 Dorothy H. and Lewis Rosentiel Scholarships Delbert L. Secrist Scholarship in Medicine 75 70 Rick F. Seegmiller Memorial Scholarship 20 The Rotary Club of Tucson Scholarships 95 Harriet Seifert Memorial Scholarships 112 ROTC Scholarships (Army and Air Force) 111 Robert Serote Memorial Award 129 The Francis A. Roy and Dorothy Roy Memorial The Shamrock Dairy-Jim Ewing Scholarship Scholarship in Medicine 74 Award 129 Cy Rubel Memorial Scholarships 33, 41, 80, 82 Joseph A. Sheely Memorial Scholarship 15 The Meyer Rubinstein Award 129 Shell Scholarship 80 Alice E. Rufenacht Music Scholarship in the Milton L. Shifman Scholarship 75 School of Music 33, 42 Norman Sholin Guitar Scholarship 34 The R. E. Rufenacht French Awards 129 Maxwell N. Short Memorial Scholarship 42, The Lee Rupert Memorial Grants 48, 52 118 Rupert Memorial Loan Fund 139 The David E. and Charlene Lee Shough The John Mosheim Ruthrauff Memorial Scholarship for Health Sciences 34, 86, 89 Scholarship 64 Sigma Alpha Iota Patroness Chapter 34, 42 Sabino Garden Club Scholarship 15 Sigma Chi, Beta Phi Chapter, Scholarship 112 Salaison Scholarship 111 Sigma Delta Chi Award 129 The Elinor C. Saltus Scholarship 55 Sigma Xi Graduate Travel Scholarship 112 The Jack J. and Gary I. Sarver Scholarship 48 The A. C. Simon Memorial Scholarship in Sav -Mor Cooperative Drug Stores, Inc., Loan Finance 48 Fund 139 The Bernice P. Simon Memorial Scholarship in The Joseph M. Schachner Memorial Loan Fund Radiology 75 111, 139 The George Sinclair Memorial Scholarship 95 Joseph M. Schachner Memorial Scholarship Vesto Melvin Slipher Scholarship 34, 80 Fund 118 The Mary C. Sloan Fine Arts Scholarship 34 The Helen Schaefer Scholarship 111, 118 The A. Louis Slonaker Memorial Scholarship John P. Schaefer Honors Scholarships 95, 111 96 John P. Schaefer Scholarship in Chemistry 33 Louis Slonaker Athletic Scholarship 112 The Wallace Schafer Scholarships in George P. Smith Engineering Scholarship 64, 67 Agricultural Education 15 Howard V. and Margaret C. Smith Memorial The Betty Jane Vincent Schaffner Kappa Kappa Scholarship 15 Gamma Scholarship 111 Smith Kline & French Award 129 Patricia Scharf Memorial Scholarship 112 Mary Woodman Smith Memorial Scholarship in Eli Schlossberg Award 129 Medicine 75 Eli Schlossberg Scholarship 89 Snell & Wilmer Outstanding Second -Year Law Harrison Schmitt Memorial Scholarships 80, 82 Review Student Award 129 Marcell E. Schmutz Range Memorial The Irving E. Soboroff Award 129 Scholarship 15 Irving E. Soboroff Scholarship 49, 52 The Louis Scheutte Scholarship in Business 48 Society of American Military Engineers Award The Alsie French Schulman and Edmund 129 Schulman Memorial Scholarships 33 Sons of the American Revolution Award 129 Harold C. Schwalen Scholarship 15, 20 Soroptimist International Scholarship 112 The Fred N. Scott Prize 129 The Charles L. Sortomme Memorial Fund 139
152 Southern Arizona Arabian Horse Association The Texaco Senior Scholarship in Geology Pre-Veterinary Scholarships 15 35, 81 Southern Arizona Chapter of the American The Ella Mary Thomas Memorial Fund 139 Institute of Architects Foundation Scholarship Floyd E. Thomas Memorial Scholarship 70 22 The Gertrude M. Thompson Memorial Southern Arizona International Livestock Scholarship 23 Association Scholarship 16 Wilson Raynor Thompson Memorial Southern Arizona Mortgage Bankers Scholarship 35, 65 Association Scholarship 49 The Martin Lynn Thornburg Memorial Fund 65 Southwest Forest Scholarship 112 The Stuart Timberlake Scholarship Award 130 George F. Spaulding Scholarship 75 The Stuart Timberlake Memorial Scholarship Sperry Corporation Engineering Scholarships 64 112 Edward H. Spicer Fund 34 The M. L. Tophoy Scholarship in Architecture The Clara and Oliver Springer Scholarship Fund 23 75 Trans -Mississippi Golf Association Margaret Sterling Memorial Prize 130 Scholarships 16 Harry M. Stevens Scholarship 16, 20 Troutman Book Scholarship Fund 35, 96 The Patricia "Pat" Stevenson Memorial Sandy Truett Memorial Scholarship Fund 35 Scholarship in Animal Science 16 Truly Nolen Urban Pest Management The Harry E. and Marjorie S. Stewart Fellowship 20 Scholarship in Engineering 64 The Harriet M. Tucker Scholarship 81 John R. Stilb, C.L.U., and Associates Henry Tucker Memorial Scholarship Fund 16 Scholarship 49 William John (Paddy) Tucker Memorial Donald Still Plaque 130 Scholarship 35 The Men's Garden Club Dr. R. B. Streets Tucson Academy of Pharmacists Award 130 Memorial Scholarship 16 Tucson Advertising Club Scholarship 49 Glen Wood Strickler Memorial Scholarship 49 Tucson Alumni Club Scholarship 96 Charles L. Strouss Law Review Prize 130 Tucson Board of Realtors Scholarship 49 The Charles L. Strouss Memorial Fund 139 The Tucson Education Association Scholarship Structural Engineers Association of Arizona 56 Scholarship 64 Tucson Electric Power Company Scholarships John S. "Jack "Stum,Jr.Memorial Scholarship 65 112 The Clifford Suitt Memorial Loan for Graduate Tucson Electric Power Company Scholarships Students 139 for Children of Employees 112 The Sulzer Fund Graduate Fellowships in The Tucson Electric Power Scholarship 66 Geosciences 42 Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, Incoiporated, John S. Sundt Memorial Scholarship 23, 49, 65, Scholarship 35, 81, 82 70 The Tucson Law Enforcement Association Superior Cadet Award 130 Scholarship in Corrections 49 Janice Agte Talley Memorial Award 130 Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary Nursing The Bedros Tatarian Scholarship in Chemical Scholarship 75, 86 Engineering 80 Tucson Medical Center Scholarships 35, 86, 90 The Bedros Tatarian Scholarship in Chemistry Tucson Music Teachers Association General 34 Memorial Fund 35 The Harry S. Taylor Honors Scholarship 70 The Tucson Personnel Club Scholarship 50 The Dorothy C. and Newton H. Teass The Tucson Post, Society of American Military Scholarships in Nursing 86 Engineers Grant -In -Aid 23, 64 Technical Theatre Award 34 Tucson Retired Officers Association The Temp -Rite Scholarships 65, 112 Scholarship 113 Nancy K. Tempkin Memorial Scholarship Tucson Rod and Gun Club Scholarship 16 86, 87 Tucson Women's Club Nursing Scholarship 86
153 Craig D. Turner Ceramic Award 130 George Van Biesbroeck Annual Award 131 Edwin S. Turville Fellowship 118 Kenyon Pyle Vance Scholarship 70 UA Foundation 130 The Adrian Vandeverde, Jr., Memorial The Levi S. Udall Memorial Fund 139 Scholarship in Law 70, 113 The Paul Elliott Ullmann Memorial The Adrian Vandeverde, Jr., Memorial Scholarships 66, 81 Scholarship in the Sciences 36 The United States Law Week Award 130 J. R. VanHorn Scholarship 66, 67 The United Student Aid Funds "unmeet need" James A. Van Houten Scholarship 50 Program 139 Van Ort Nursing Doctoral Loan 139 The University Alumni Music Scholarship 36, W. B. "Bill" and Dr. H. H. Varner Scholarship 42 75 University Class Scholarship Awards 130 Frank L. Vessels, Jr. Memorial Scholarship 17 University Class Scholarship Honors 130 Veterans of Foreign Wars Award 131 The University Club of Tucson Loan Fund 139 Florin Pinson Vickers Memorial Scholarship University Cup and Scholarship 113 36, 42 University Fine Arts Scholarships 36 The Donald L. Vivian Scholarship in Pharmacy University General Academic Scholarships 92, 90 96 Hans and Julia Voight Medical Scholarship 75 University General International Nonresident Charles, Charles, Jr., and Anthony Vomaska Tuition Scholarships 96 Memorial Scholarship 36, 113 University General International Scholarships The Tibor Von Jany Scholarships in 96 Rehabilitation 56, 58 University General Latin American Anson A. Voorhees Encouragement Award 131 Scholarships 96 A. Willard Voorhees Memorial Scholarship in University General Mexican Scholarships 96 Geology 36 University General Resident Scholarships 97 Mark Voris Memorial Scholarship 42 University Graduate Academic Scholarships Max P. Vosskuhler Memorial Scholarship 36 118 WAAIME Scholarship -The Tucson Section University Graduate Tuition Scholarships 118 81 The University Hospital Auxiliary Medical Michael Wade Memorial Award 131 Student Assistance 139 The Jerry Wagner Award for Native Americans The University of Arizona Agricultural Business 113, 118 Club Scholarship 16 Mary F. Wagner, R.N. -Arizona Nurses' University of Arizona Library Staff Association Association District 2 Scholarship in Nursing Scholarship in Library Science 58 86 University of Arizona Medical Alumni The Walliker -Arnold Memorial Loan Fund 140 Scholarship 75 The Ware and Malcomb Scholarships in University of Arizona Rodeo Club Scholarship Architecture 23 113 Washington Jockey Club Scholarship 17, 20 University of Arizona Veterans Association Dr. Samuel Humes Watson Medical Scholarship Loan Fund 139 75 U of A Bookstore Book Award 131 Thomas J. Watson Memorial Scholarship U of A Twirlers Scholarship 113 Program 113 Upjohn Award 130 Galen and Reva Weaver Memorial Scholarship Upjohn Company Scholarship 90 Fund for American Indians 114 The USAA Scholarship Award 130 Frank F. Weber Memorial Scholarship 81 US Army Communications Command Award The Beverly Webster Scholarship 66 131 Clara Seippel Webster Memorial Scholarship 76 Frederick Usher Scholarship 113 Robert J. Weiler Real Estate Scholarship 50 The William J. Van Arsdell Memorial The Kenneth F. Wertman Graduate Scholarship Scholarship 17 in Microbiology 42
154 Paul W. Westerlund Memorial Scholarship 70 Western Electric Fund 66 Western Interstate Commission for Higher Educations 141 Western Technologies Scholarship 66, 67 Lois G. Whisler Scholarship 36 Roy Whitehead Memorial Fund 140 The Charles F. Willis Memorial Loan Fund 140 The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship in Agriculture 17 The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship in Law 70 The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship in Medicine 76 The Alma L. Wilson Memorial Scholarship in Music 36 Wilson Foundation Scholarship and Study Grant 97, 114 The Henry W. Winship Memorial Scholarship in Pharmacy 90 The Ruben and Myron Winslow Memorial Scholarships 17, 37, 66, 81 The Mary Opal Wolanin Scholarship 87 The Ernest And Alice Rodman Wolcott Memorial Scholarship 114 The Women's Army Corps Veterans Association Pallas Athene Award 131 The Women's Auxiliary (Arizona Section) of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Fund 132 The Women's Self- Government Fund 140 The Arthur F. and Julie Woodrow Health Career Scholarship for Indians of the Americas 42, 76, 87, 90 Young America Correspondent Scholarship 114 Arthur Young & Company Scholarship 50, 52 "Heinie" Young Memorial Scottish Rite Scholarship 97 The Boris Zemsky Memorial Award in Psychiatry 76 The Zonta Club Loan Fund 140
155 Equal Employment Opportunity /Affirmative Action Employer.