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Umf Flyer 2004 200The Un9itedUNITEMethodistDHigMher EEdT ucHODIation FouSndTatiDon OwilLl LAR SFOR S CH OLARS! provide a $1,000 matching scholarship for 350 churches that raise and provide $1,000 on behalf of student members enrolled or planning to enroll in a United Methodist-related college, university, or seminary in the fall of 2009. See the back of this application form for further details. Double Your Dollars for Scholars Students attending United Methodist-related institutions not participating in the Triple Your Dollars component of the United Methodist Dollars for Scholars pro - gram will receive a total award of $2,000. These schools are listed as Double Your Dollars participants. Triple Your Dollars for Scholars Students attending United Methodist-related institutions that have agreed to participate in the Triple Your Dollars component of the United Methodist Dollars for Scholars program will receive $1,000 in matching funds from the school for a total award of $3,000. These schools are listed as Triple Your Dollars participants. Recipients should contact their institution’s finan - cial aid office for specific information about how their matching award will be granted. Quadruple Your Dollars for Scholars Under the Quadruple Your Dollars component of the United Methodist Dollars for Scholars program, participating United Methodist conference foundations will provide an additional $1,000 match to recipients sponsored by churches in their respective conferences, bringing the total award to $4,000. These foundations reserve the right to restrict the number of match - ing awards available. Recipients must be attending a Triple Your Dollars par - ticipating institution to be eligible for the Quadruple match; other restrictions may apply per conference foundation. These foundations are listed as Quadruple Your Dollars participants. The following conference foundations The following institutions are partici - Columbia College Shenandoah University Senior Colleges & Universities are participating in the Quadruple pating in the Triple Your Dollars Cornell College Simpson College Adrian College Your Dollars for Scholars portion for Scholars portion of this program Dakota Wesleyan University Southern Methodist University Albright College of this program by agreeing to provide by agreeing to provide $1,000 in DePauw University Southwestern College American University an additional $1,000 match to recipi - matching funds to their students for a Dickinson College Southwestern University Baker University ents from their conferences for a total total award of $3,000 to scholarship Drew University Tennessee Wesleyan College Bennett College for Women scholarship award of $4,000. recipients: Emory & Henry College Texas Wesleyan University Boston University Recipients must be attending a Triple Emory University Union College Dillard University Your Dollars participating institution Seminaries & Theological Ferrum College University of Denver Duke University to be eligible for the quadruple match; Schools Florida Southern College University of Evansville Lebanon Valley College other restrictions may apply based on Candler School of Theology, Emory Green Mountain College University of Indianapolis Lycoming College conference foundation criteria and University Greensboro College Virginia Wesleyan College MacMurray College availability of quadruple funds. Claremont School of Theology Hamline University Wesley College Morningside College Drew University, The Theological Hendrix College Wesleyan College Mount Union College Alabama-West Florida United School High Point University West Virginia Wesleyan College Nebraska Methodist College Methodist Foundation (1 student) Duke University, The Divinity Huntingdon College Wiley College Rocky Mountain College Mississippi United Methodist School (up to 10 entering Huston-Tillotson University Willamette University Syracuse University Foundation (up to 5 students from students) Illinois Wesleyan University Wofford College University of Puget Sound Millsaps College and Rust College) Garrett-Evangelical Theological Iowa Wesleyan College University of the Pacific Missouri United Methodist Seminary Kansas Wesleyan University Two Year Colleges Nebraska Wesleyan University Foundation (students attending St. Iliff School of Theology Kendall College Andrew College Paul School of Theology and Methodist Theological School in Kentucky Wesleyan College Hiwassee College Two Year Colleges Central Methodist University) Ohio (up to 15) LaGrange College Louisburg College Lon Morris College Nashville Area United Methodist Perkins School of Theology, Lambuth University Spartanburg Methodist College Foundation (1 student) Southern Methodist University (up Lindsey Wilson College Young Harris College North Carolina United Methodist to 25) Martin Methodist College Foundation (students attending Saint Paul School of Theology McKendree University Louisburg College, Methodist Wesley Theological Seminary McMurry University University, and North Carolina United Theological Seminary Methodist University Wesleyan College) Millsaps College North Georgia United Methodist Senior Colleges & Universities North Carolina Wesleyan College The following institutions are partici - Foundation Alaska Pacific University North Central College pating in the Double Your Dollars Oklahoma United Methodist Albion College Ohio Northern University for Scholars portion of the program Foundation (students attending Allegheny College Ohio Wesleyan University only, which will provide a total of Oklahoma City University) Baldwin-Wallace College Oklahoma City University $2,000 to scholarship recipients: United Methodist Foundation of Bethune-Cookman University Otterbein College Arkansas (up to 20 students attend - Birmingham-Southern College Paine College Seminaries & Theological ing Hendrix College or Philander Brevard College Pfeiffer University Schools Smith College) Centenary College Philander Smith College Boston University School of United Methodist Foundation of Centenary College of Louisiana Randolph-Macon College Theology South Indiana (1 student) Central Methodist University Randolph College Gammon Theological Seminary United Methodist Foundation of Claflin University Reinhardt College Professional School Western North Carolina Clark Atlanta University Rust College Meharry Medical College Please note that the above lists are as of printing and may have changed. Check our Web site at www.umhef.org for the most current, updated list available. 2009 United Methodist Dollars for Scholars Application UMHEF will provide a $1,000 matching scholarship to 350 eligible applicants (including 25 scholarships des - ignated for Hispanic-, Asian-, and Native-American [HANA] students funded by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry). Candidates must be enrolled or planning to enroll as a full-time student, fall 2009, in a UM-related college, university, or seminary and be an active member of The UMC for at least one year. Doctoral candidates are not eligible. A check for $1,000 payable to UMHEF from the sponsoring church (no personal checks) must be mailed along with the fully completed application form between January 1 and March 15 (or June 1 for stu - dents planning to enroll in a two-year college only). Only one application per church and per student is allowed. Recipients will be chosen randomly from all eligible applications received. No awards will be made prior to March 15. Not every application will be awarded a scholarship. All applicant checks not awarded will be returned to the sponsoring churches. UMHEF will transfer award funds to the recipient’s school in the fall after verification of full-time enrollment is received. An answer must be provided for every question. Incomplete applications will not be eligible. Please type or print legibly. Student’s full name________________________________________________________________________ K Male K Female first middle last Social Security # _________________________________________ Birthdate _________/_________/_________ Permanent mailing address __________________________________________________ E-mail __________________________ City ____________________________________________State_________Zip____________ Phone _______________________ Ethnic group: K Caucasian K Asian K Black K Hispanic K Native American K Pacific Islander UM school you plan to attend ________________________________________________________________________________ Degree working toward (e.g. BA, BS, MA, MDiv)________________________________ Classification during scholarship year: Undergraduate: K Freshman K Sophomore K Junior K Senior Seminary/Graduate/Professional: K First K Second K Third Parent’s name(s) __________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________ Mailing address ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address or PO Box City State/Zip Sponsoring Church __________________________________________________________ Phone ________________________ Church mailing address ______________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address or PO Box City State/Zip Pastor’s name (printed) ___________________________________________________ E-mail ____________________________ Pastor’s signature____________________________________________ Annual Conference ______________________________ Is the attached money from K a special collection? K from funds held by the church? K Other? _______________________ By
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