Scholarships and Websites Google Docs 10-1-2018 Update

SCHOLARSHIPS GUIDE 2018-2019 This scholarship guide has been developed by the Green Bay Area Public School Student Services Department to provide students and parents with initial information regarding financial aid procedures and scholarship opportunities.

Students who plan to further their education beyond high school are urged to consult their high school counselor or Career Center Coordinator about financial aid. This guide is as up-to-date as possible; however, changes often occur after material is printed. Scholarships are posted online on each school's website. Check for updates often and consult with your counselor or the career center for application information.

For some scholarships, financial need is not a criterion; however, generally speaking students seeking financial assistance must meet the following two criteria: 1. Students must have a financial need. 2. Students must have enough academic potential to be reasonably successful at the school of their choice.

Many colleges, universities, and technical colleges offer scholarships that are not widely publicized. It would be impossible to list all of the scholarship possibilities for private, public, in-state, and out-of-state institutions. Interested students should contact the Financial Aid Office at the school of their choice for information regarding scholarships and other forms of financial assistance. Also check the website of schools you are interested in for further scholarship and financial aid information. Keep in mind that while private schools may cost more than public schools, in many cases the scholarship funds offered may be substantial because the private schools may have large endowment funds from which to draw. The military services are another source of financial assistance for college. Interested students should check the Reserves, ROTC Programs, and the military academies that are now listed in this guide.

While counselors are available to provide assistance to students and parents, keep in mind that the final responsibility for securing, completing, and submitting necessary forms in a timely manner rests with the students and parents.

We often receive questions from parents and students regarding computerized scholarship search services. Our experience, and that of many others in the financial aid field, is that between the high school counselor and the college financial aid officer, the student can learn about the various kinds of financial aid for which he/she would be eligible, without cost. Because there is often a cost for the computerized search offered by various private organizations, the student and parent must decide if that is of value to them. The Department of Public Instruction wants students, counselors, and administrators to be aware that there is a certain risk in responding to such advertising. The student who does respond may receive little of value in return for a fee sent to scholarship “research” organizations. Students and counselors are urged to be wary of such offers. Keep in mind a scholarship usually costs a stamp and your time.

Good luck to all seniors who use this guide in their search for financial aid and to help with decisions beyond high school. Since your senior year will be one of your busiest times, make this search a priority. The Career Center in your high school can familiarize you with the methods they use to share scholarship information. ❖ Visit with the college representatives when they are scheduled for your high school. ❖ Take time to meet with an armed services representative when they visit your high school. ❖ Work with your counselors and teachers for letters of recommendation. TIPS FOR COMPLETING SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS 1. Read all directions carefully before beginning to complete the applications. Follow the instructions exactly. ​ ​ 2. Never use pencil to complete the application. Either use pen, typewriter, or computer. 3. If you are asked to submit a statement in your own handwriting, be certain that it is legible. 4. Neatness is important. Do not submit an application that has smudges, cross-outs, answers squeezed in corners, etc.

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5. Provide complete answers for each question. For example, if you are asked to list extracurricular activities and years in which you participated, provide all of the information. 6. Be certain that you do not have spelling or grammatical errors on your application. Being able to use the English language correctly is an indicator of college potential. 7. Be as specific as possible in answering questions. 8. Give careful thought to answers to essay-type questions. If you are asked "why you want a college education" or "why you need a scholarship", be concise and provide thoughtful reasons as well as creative rather than stock answers. 9. Proofread your application carefully. Have someone else review it also. What you write, and how well you write it, are as important as what you have accomplished. 10. BE CERTAIN TO MEET APPLICATION DEADLINES. 11. Submit all required supporting documents such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc. When asking others to write these letters, give them sufficient time to do a good job, usually about 2 weeks. 12. Apply for a variety of scholarships for which you are eligible. Someone has to win; it may as well be you. 13. Start planning very early in your senior year so that you have plenty of time to meet appropriate deadlines. Check specific deadlines as these change ​ frequently. When part of your application must be completed by your counselor, give him/her sufficient time to do so. Each high school requires a one ​ or two week deadline prior to a scholarship's actual due date. Make sure you know your school's due date requirements.

DEADLINES: If you would like your scholarship featured in this scholarship guide, please submit all required information to Brooke Mueller, Coordinator of ​ College and Career Readiness, at [email protected] or mail to 200 South Broadway, Green Bay WI 54303. The deadline for inclusion in the printed copy is ​ ​ June 1, submissions received after June 1 will be updated on-line on a monthly basis.

Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website

The A&F Scholarships are available to all high school juniors and seniors as Abbott and Fenner Business Consultants June 14 well as all students currently registered www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm in any accredited post secondary institution. Several scholarship programs are available for AFSCME members and AFSCME Family Scholarship Dec 31 http://www.afscme.org/members/scholarships their children. Please navigate to their site for additional information.

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Apply for a $1,500 agriculture scholarship today...America’s Farmers Grow Ag Leaders, sponsored by the Montana Fund, is Agriculture Scholarship offering more than $500,000 in www.ffa.org/scholarships February 1 (FFA) scholarships to students in rural ​ communities who are looking to continue their education in an ag-related field of study. Students ​ need not be FFA members to apply. This is a 4-year $10,000 scholarship for students pursuing an agriculture career Agriculture Scholarship April 1 that will benefit our rural Wisconsin https://lutsey.org/ (Thomas H Lutsey-Waseda Farms Scholarship) communities. Application is open ​ between January 1 and April 1. For students who have exhibited determination, integrity, and Horatio Alger Association Scholarship Fall After Graduation https://scholars.horatioalger.org/scholarships/ perseverance in overcoming adversity, as well as have critical financial need. Multiple scholarship opportunities available for both undergraduate and To learn more about each program, eligibility, American Indian Science and Engineering March 31 graduate level students with various application requirements and more, visit Society (AISES) degree requirements. See website for www.aises.org/scholarships additional details.

Multiple scholarships available. Please American Legion Auxiliary-Dept. of WI click this link an overview of Scholarships March 1 or March 15 ​ ​ http://amlegionauxwi.org/Scholarships.htm scholarships available along with the

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The Oratorical Scholarship Program is “A Constitutional Speech Contest” designed to challenge students and teach them important leadership qualities, the history of the nation’s http://www.wilegion.org/page/content/programs/ American Legion Oratorical Scholarship February 14 laws, the ability to think and speak oratorical-scholarship-program clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights, and privileges of American citizenship.

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The Oratorical Skills Scholarship requires a single main speech topic ​ related the United States Constitution http://www.wilegion.org/page/content/programs/ora American Legion Scholarships for Wisconsin January 15 will be required with a length of 8 to 10 torical-scholarship-program minutes, as well as an "Assigned Topic" that must consume 3 to 5 minutes of presenter's delivery. Multiple scholarships American Physical Society, The - Minority Minority undergraduate Physics http://www.aps.org/programs/minorities/honors/inde available-Deadline Scholarship Majors x.cfm Varies AXA Achievement Scholarship, AXA Demonstrate outstanding https://us.axa.com/axa-foundation/AXA-achievement- Achievement December achievement in activities in school, the scholarship.html Community Scholarship community, or the workplace. Schools select one student who has Check in the Career Center at your high school for an Beaux Mettler Foundation Scholarship identified Mechanical Design as their application and more information. Beaux Mettler ​ area of interest for post-secondary. Foundation Students who have demonstrated character, leadership, and ethical values beyond their grades and test scores.. Must be WI resident, high Better Business Bureau - Students of Integrity February 15 school senior with 3.0 GPA or show http://www.bbb.org/wisconsin/scholarships/ academic improvement consistently over time, and plan to attend a Wisconsin based accredited Higher Education Institution (2 or 4 year). Each principal from the Partners in Education high schools will select one http://www.greatergbc.org/programs/workforce-deve Brian LaViolette Foundation Scholarship March 16 student from their senior class to lopment/scholarship-opportunities submit an application for the $10,000 Chewning Legal, LLC is pleased to offer the Chewning Legal, LLC Scholarship. This $500 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating high school senior in Chewning Legal Wisconsin, who plans on attending a Chewning Legal 4-year college or university and whose parent(s) are currently receiving Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.

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To be eligible for the scholarship a student must be a current high school (or home schooled) student attending https://studentscholarships.org/scholarship/8843/co Coca-Cola Scholars Program October 31 a school in the U.S. who will graduate ca_cola_scholars_program_scholarship.php during during the 2018/2019 academic school year - Value $20,000

Current national member of DECA who plans to pursue a full time 2 or 4 https://www.deca.org/high-school-programs/scholar DECA Scholarships January 19 year course of study in marketing, ships/ entrepreneurship, or management.

Scholarships are open to male and female high school seniors who will be Delta Theta Sigma February 15 www.deltathetasigma.com/scholarship attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Awarded to a Brown County high school senior who has shown high academic achievement, leadership Delta Kappa Gamma Society March 15 More information can be found in the Career Center. abilities, school and community involvement, and a desire to pursue a career in education Scholarships are awarded to https://www.ecu.com/community/student-scholarshi graduating seniors based on their ps/ecu-scholarshipshttps://www.ecu.com/communit ​ academic record, participation in y/student-scholarships/ecu-scholarships-vision-and- Educators Credit Union February 27 school and community activities, and mission/-vision-and-mission/ ​ demonstration of one or more of Educators’ Core Values. Be one of the 35 students to receive $2,000. Ellington Mutual Insurance March 1 Parents must be policyholders http://ellingtonmutual.com/?s=scholarship Graduating seniors based on financial need, leadership, and scholarship; also Multiple scholarships merit-based scholarships for Elks Scholarship Information available-Deadline children/grandchildren of Elks who are www.elks.org/scholars/ Varies members in good standing; and grants available to children of deceased or totally disabled Elks. Based on academic achievement, Engineers Foundation of Wisconsin (EFW) December 18 community involvement, http://www.wspe.org/efwi.shtml extracurricular activities, and need.

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College scholarship will be awarded to a college-bound individual with Epilepsy Foundation Heart of Wisconsin - epilepsy in amount of $1,200. Essay http://epilepsywisconsin.org/site_files/editor_files/i May 15 Epilepsy College Scholarship Program and three reference letters required. mage/file/2018SeizeYourEducation.pdf

Two-year record as a caddie, require September 30 Prior to financial assistance, rank in the upper http://www.wgaesf.org/site/c.dwJTKiO0JgI8G/b.7512 Evans Scholarship Foundation Starting Senior Year quarter of their class and have 567/k.47CB/Evans_Scholarship_Application.htm outstanding character.

March 16 (The An eligible applicant is a Wisconsin foundation will begin resident who is seeking to enroll as a Forest County Potawatomi Foundation https://www.fcpotawatomi.com/government/founda accepting 2018/19 first-year student at an accredited Scholarship Program tion/scholarship-opportunities/ scholarships 2-year Wisconsin technical school or (Delores Pemma Scholarship) application college for fall 2019. Awardee receives November, 2018) $2,500/year for two years.

Must be a graduating high school senior planning to enroll in a Fox Communities Credit Union February 22 https://foxcu.org postsecondary institution and have knowledge of money management. High school Junior committed to ​ ​ pursuing career in journalism, must February of Junior demonstrate qualities of a "free http://www.news Free Spirit Scholarship Year spirit", and must be available to euminstitute.org/about/faq/cate gory/free-spirit/ attend conference in July, in Washington, D.C. Available to minority students who are starting their senior year and have ​ ​ a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher.. Applicants must complete the The Gates Scholarship September 15 ​ ​ https://www.thegatesscholarship.org FAFSA application,must be ​ Pell-eligible, and must demonstrate leadership abilities and exceptional personal success skills. Available to minority students with a 3.3 or better GPA, first time college Gates Millennium Scholars Program January students. Demonstrate leadership www.gmsp.org through participation in community service.

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Available to students who GE Reagan Foundation January 4 demonstrate exemplary leadership, www.reaganfoundation.org/scholarships drive, integrity, and citizenship. Awarded to Wisconsin students who have the demonstrated an involvement in the state’s dairy Governor’s Dairy Scholarship June 1 industry and who intend to continue http://www.heab.state.wi.us/dairy.html in or return to dairying after a period of vocational study in dairy science and dairy issues. Multiple scholarships available for https://www.ggbcf.org/-Grant-Scholarship-Seekers/ Greater Green Bay Community Foundation March 15 students in the Green Bay and Brown Available-Scholarships County area.

Seniors attending a 4 year college or post secondary technical college. Counselors from each of the Green Bay Public High Green Bay Education Association Scholarships None Listed Based on merit, emphasis on Schools submit a list of prospective candidates to academic and leadership abilities. the GBEA Financial need will be criteria

Two prizes of $1,000 each will be awarded to the authors of the best and most entertaining essays. Essay of 1,000-1,500 words required on one of following: 1)The future of Web HRANK.com Scholarship December 31 www.hrank.com/scholarship Hosting in the Internet of Things Era; 2.) Dead or alive: why a website means as much as a business?; 3.) How behavioral factors affect decisions in hosting provider selection First-year college freshman enrolled in and can provide proof of enrollment to a Wisconsin College/University during the 17-18 school year and have Hammett, Bellin, & Oswald Law & Justice a minimum 3.0 GPA (current high May 31 https://hbolawfirm.com/law-justice-scholarship/ Scholarship school seniors can apply). Special ​ consideration will be given to a student who is interested in pursuing a career in law and meets the requirements. $750.00 will be

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awarded to one student for use towards their school costs. Seniors pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or Architecture from UW Due to School http://currentavailablescholarships20122013.pbwor System, St. Norbert, University of Earl Heyrman Scholarship Foundation Counselor by March ks.com/w/file/fetch/62784413/2013%20Heyrman% Colorado, Milwaukee School of 15 20Scholarship.pdf Engineering, University of Minnesota, Michigan Technological, or Marquette University. Have a confirmed diagnosis of hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, or platelet defect or Be the child, ​ ​ parent, spouse, or sibling of a person with hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, or platelet defect and Reside ​ ​ in one of the following counties: Hemophilia Outreach Center Memorial https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/50fca3_6abebb5e3 April 1 Brown, Calumet, Door, Florence, Fond Scholarship a334ebe8a4917f8a92312ca.pdf du Lac, Forest, Kewaunee, Langlade, Manitowoc, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Oneida, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca, Winnebago, or upper Michigan or be an active ​ ​ patient of the Hemophilia Outreach Center Students of Hispanic heritage, Hispanic Scholarship Fund March 30 minimum of 3.0 grade point average www.hsf.net and US citizen. To be eligible for the scholarship a student must be currently enrolled in high school and graduating in 2019, have a minimum unweighted 3.0 GPA https://studentscholarships.org/scholarship/13676 Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards October 15 on a 4.00 scale or 7.5 on a 10.0 scale, /hispanic_heritage_youth-awards_scholarship.php and be of Hispanic heritage (includes Spain, Brazil, Philippines) - value $3,500 This annual scholarship program has helped thousands of high school Imagine America Scholarship December 31 seniors afford a career education at http://imagine-america.org/highschoolscholarships hundreds of career schools across the United States. Each year, every high

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school in the United States and Puerto Rico may nominate up to five graduating seniors to receive a $1,000 Imagine America scholarship! Students can apply to be considered.

See website for multiple scholarship Intertribal Timber Council Scholarship opportunities and eligibility Multiple scholarships requirements. available-Deadline http://www.itcnet.org/about_us/scholarships.html Varies

The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation seeks high achieving high school seniors with financial need for its College Scholarship Program, the largest undergraduate scholarship in the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation January 10 http://hubs.ly/y069kG0 nation. Selected students receive college planning support, ongoing advising, and up to $40,000 per year to attend a four-year accredited undergraduate institution. Student who has overcome obstacles, Awarded on a rotation to GB students: shows academic achievement and 2016 Notre Dame Academy promise, is committed to service, and 2017 Preble HS Jack Washington 'Wonderful World" See Counselor promotes understanding and 2018 Southwest HS diversity. Must be a first generation 2019 West HS college student. 2020 East HS

Members of the International Order of https://jobsdaughtersinternational.org/scholarship April 30 Job's Daughters Memorial Foundation Job's Daughters are eligible. s/ Scholarship

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Student Must Be Or Have Been A Participant In A Junior Achievement Program During The Current School Year And/or Taught A Minimum Of https://www.juniorachievement.org/web/ja-wisco April 3 Two Elementary School Program Junior Achievement Scholarships Classes. At Least One Class Must Have nsin/ja-scholarships Been Completed During This School Year

All grades 9-12 high school students; multiple scholarships ranging from https://www.kidguard.com/nonprofits/high-school Kidguard for Education Scholarship Program October 31 $500 to $1,000. Choose one of the -scholarship/ questions provided and submit a well thought out essay or video.

For students who plan careers in http://nebula.wsimg.com/5f65b98d9925398289d80 mathematics, science and Kiwanis Club of Green Bay-Downtown 059da6e8a3e?AccessKeyId=2625468CE0F56BBB06F ​ April 16 engineering. Strong academic Scholarship 1&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 credentials and personal goals are necessary.

Academic record of 2.0 GPA or better (weighted GPAs not accepted). Must be a member of a youth league, http://www.orgsites.com/wi/wistateusbcwba/_pgg Jeanette Knepprath Memorial Scholarship March 1 ​ ​ certified within the jurisdiction of the 9.php3 Wisconsin State USBC Youth Bowling Association. Residents of Wisconsin, USA. Competitive scholarship. Evaluated on Kohl Student Scholarship Program November 7 leadership, citizenship, school and http://www.kohleducation.org/studentexcellence/ community involvement, and academic achievement. To be eligible for the scholarship a student must show academic https://studentscholarships.org/scholarship/12459/ Make the U Scholarship October 15 excellence and demonstrate make_the_u_scholarship%20_scholarship.php dedication to community service - value of $15,000

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Each year, the Miss Green Bay Area Scholarship Pageant awards thousands of dollars of cash and in-kind scholarships to local women. Miss Green Bay October 30 The Miss Green Bay Area competition www.missgreenbayarea.com is open to women ages 17-24 and the Teen competition is open to girls ages 13-17 To be eligible for the scholarship a student must be a female that is 13 years of age or older, be a US citizen https://studentscholarships.org/scholarship/12511/ November 12 or permanent resident who attends NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing ncwit_award_for_aspirations_in_computing_scholar school in the U.S. - Value $500 ship.php

Current high school seniors or high school graduates (including students who have earned their GED http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Resources-Supp January certificate) of any age who live with National Multiple Sclerosis Society ort/Insurance-and-Financial-Information/Financial-R MS or have a parent with MS and will be attending an accredited esources/Scholarship-Program postsecondary school for the first time. To support/foster the arts in NE Wisconsin, to educate and inform to NewARTS (Northeastern WI Arts Council) Beginning Contact the following e-mail for more information financially support the arts; to sponsor Scholarships of June [email protected] events and activities, to be an advocate and resource for the arts.

NFIB Young Entrepreneur Awards are open to any graduating high school senior entering their freshman year at NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award December an accredited (not for profit) two- or www.NFIB.com/YEA four-year university, college, or vocational/technical institute. Applicants MUST be running their own small business in order to be considered for an award.

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For students enrolled in the No website available. Contact Steve Meyer, Northeast Wisconsin Engineering Scholarship January Pre-Engineering Program at UWGB. Associate Prof. Natural & Applied Sciences at UWGB, Other criteria needed. 920-465-5022 Through Promise the NWTC Foundation will pay the tuition and fees, after federal and state financial grant aid and scholarships have been NWTC Promise April 1 www.nwtc.edu/promise applied, for eligible students for six consecutive semesters (full or part-time); does not include summer semester). A renewable $1,500 4 year scholarship to students who are majoring in a science related field such as No Website available. Contact the Career Center for OMNOVA Solutions Foundation-Green Bay April 14 chemistry, chemical engineering, or more details environmental science.

Applicant must be enrolled member of the Oneida Nation, be accepted or enrolled in full time undergraduate degree (12 or more credits), pursuing a degree in any engineering or OTIE - Oneida Total Integrated Employees July 1 earth/natural science field. For high www.otie.com school applicants must have a 3.4 GPA or higher, for college senior applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Must be involved in extracurricular and community. A scholarship to promote and encourage post-secondary education Partners in Education Technical College in a Wisconsin Technical College. At http://www.titletown.org/programs/workforce-dev March 15 Scholarship least 4 students from a school in the elopment/scholarship-opportunities Partners in education area are selected. Scholarships available to students http://pdkintl.org/programs-resources/scholarships- Phi Delta Kappa International March 1 planning on becoming teachers. awards/ Offering one or more $1,000 scholarship to a student pursuing http://www.phcwi-madison.org/index.php/scholars Polish Heritage Club Scholarships May 15 postsecondary education. Applicant hip must be of verifiable Polish ancestry

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OR studying the Polish language, history, society or culture OR be significantly engaged with Polish culture. Successful applicants will usually have a grade point average of at least a 3.0 on a four-point scale. In 1,000 words or less, describe and analyze an act of political courage by a http://www.jfklibrary.org/Education/Profile-inCoura Profile in Courage Essay Contest January 5 US elected official who served during ge-Essay-Contest.aspx or after 1956. $10,000 first prize winner. Students planning a minimum 2-year course of study, with primary criteria No website available. Contact Green Bay Rebekah Rebekah Scholarship March 1 being need, followed by community Lodge #185 at 920-437-8004 involvement and scholastic achievement. The Redefining Ready! National Scholarship 2017 lets America's graduating seniors tell the world how they are college, career and life ready https://www.redefiningready.org/national-scholars beyond a single test score. Examples hip include completion of an internship, Redefining Ready! Scholarship April 2 AP or dual credit classes while in high school; near-perfect attendance; or participation in clubs, sports and school activities. The story must be told via a 30-second video posted online. Graduating senior from high school in No website available. Contact Clive Gasparka at Kewaunee, Door, Brown or [email protected] or see Career Center ​ Rice Engineering Scholarship April 17 Manitowoc counties, planning to Coordinator for application enter the structural engineering field. Eligibility criteria must be met. Qualified students interested in the SAE Engineering Scholarship Program See Website study of engineering and related www.sae.org sciences. $1000.00 scholarship for high school http://www.sterlinglawyers.com/scholarship/ Sterling Law Offices June 30 seniors preparing for their first year of college.

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Call for Information Awards to students based on need, No website available. Contact 920-435-4040 for St. Vincent De Paul Society Scholarship family size, and family income. more information. For Brown County high school seniors. Academics, extracurricular activities, http://scholarshipsinc.org/scholarships/application- Scholarships, Incorporated April and leadership potential are all process--deadlines considered. Robert G. Sharp Memorial Scholarship Trust Seniors attending UW systems, Lawrence University, Beloit College, Due to Bellin College of Nursing, St. Norbert, No website available. Contact 715-856-5114 or School or Marquette University full time. 920-639-0710 for more information. Counselor by March 1 Must exhibit scholastic ability, exemplary character, and need for financial assistance. The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers invites young people in grades 7-12 to submit entries for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Graduating seniors have the chance to December See Scholastic Art & Writing Awards win Portfolio Gold Medals which Website includes a scholarship. Additional scholarships are available to Portfolio Silver Medalists and through sponsored awards and stipends to summer arts programs. High school seniors living near a Simon property (Bay Park Square), enrolling in full time undergraduate course of Simon Youth Foundation See Website study at an accredited 2 or 4 year college, university, or vocational/technical school. SFM Foundation provides scholarships to students whose parents were killed SFM Foundation March 31 or seriously injured in workplace www.sfm-foundation.org accidents while working for MN or WI employers For women majoring in engineering, engineering technology, and http://societyofwomenengineers.swe.org/scholarshi Society of Women Engineers Program See Website computer science. Incoming freshmen ps admitted to a SWE approved school.

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No website available. Check in the Career Center at Academically capable U.S. citizen your high school for more information. student enrolled as an Art major at an http://www.artandwriting.org/what-we-do/ accredited institution of higher the-awards/guidelines-deadlines/?zipCode= Stuckert, Carrie Crystal, Memorial Art None Listed education located in the U.S. and 54303 Scholarship possesses extracurricular accomplishments and inspirational www.syf.org goals.

Technician Scholarship: Graduating high school seniors, adult

students, and continuing technical (WATDA) Wisconsin Automobile and Truck January 16 http://www.watda.org/scholarship college students pursuing a career in Dealers the auto and truck industry. Foundation Scholarship

Given to three or more students Greater Green Bay Technical College Scholarship March 15 planning to attend a technical Chamhttp://www.greatergbc.org/programs/workf ​ post-secondary institution orce-development/scholarship-opportunitiesber ​

Must be 18 years or older and accepted to or enrolled in a college or university in the United States. Scholarship awarded to the students who best demonstrate their skills in Tobacco Free Life January 31 https://tobaccofreelife.org/scholarship/ encouraging smokers to break free of their addiction by creating a well-researched and evidence-based paper offering advice to tobacco users. Scholarship for Native Truman D Picard Scholarship Program February 7 American/Alaskan Natural Resource www.itcnet.org Students. Awarded on grades and community activities. Applicant must have a No website available. UAW - Local 1102 April 1 parent as a member of UAW Local Contact 920-498-1102 for more information. 1102 and is not based entirely on financial need.

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Four (4) scholarships $500 each will be awarded to four high school graduates and two (2) scholarships $500 each will also be awarded to two college students. The selection committee evaluates all applicants on the basis of https://www.uhaa.org/about-us/uhaa-schorlaship-i United Hmong American Association (UHAA) academic achievements and December 31 nformation/ demonstration of leadership skills through letters of recommendations and essays. All recipients are required to attend the Annual UHAA Fundraising event, normally held in April. Check with counselor For incoming freshmen. Selection early in criteria includes academic achievement, leadership ability, University of Wisconsin - All Campuses senior year. See websites below for each UW campus: co-curricular participation, special talents, financial need or no need, and other characteristics. Eau Claire http://www.uwec.edu

Green Bay http://www.uwgb.edu

LaCrosse www.uwla.edu

Madison https://scholarships.wisc.edu

Milwaukee http://uwm.edu/financialaid/

Oshkosh http://financialaid.uwosh.edu/

Parkside https://www..edu/live/offices/financuwpialaid/

Platteville https://www.uwplatt.edu/financial-aid

River Falls https://www.uwrf.edu/FinancialAid/

Stevens Point www.uwsp.edu/finaid

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Stout http://www.uwstout.edu/services/finaid/

Superior www.uwsuper.edu/finaid

Whitewater www.uww.edu/financialaid

Will be awarded to applicants who will be attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison campus as an undergraduate freshman fall 2017. Applicant must be a Brown County resident and a spring 2017 graduate of a Brown County high school. The selection committee reviews the University of Wisconsin-Madison/Alumni Club http://chapters.uwalumni.com/browncounty/schol April 15 applicant’s academic achievement, of Brown County Scholarships test scores, extracurricular activities, arships/ financial need, written application, and counselor comments in its selection process. Mail application with appropriate attachments to the address indicated on the application.

Son/daughter, http://www.uwgb.edu/alumni/association/legacysc University of Wisconsin-Alumni Legacy See Website grandson/granddaughter of a UWGB holarship.asp Scholarship alumni. University of Wisconsin-Dr. Martin Luther King Email Contact In progress and will be available for Email Shawn Robinson, Multicultural Advisor at Jr. and 13-14 school year. [email protected] Cesar Chavez Scholarship Email Contact Participants in Phuture Phoenix https://www.uwgb.edu/foundation/funds/ferguson- University of Wisconsin-GB Phoenix programming, demonstrate financial phuture-phoenix-scholarship.asp Scholarship need, and have completed the application. Students pursuing a degree in Fire Contact: Adam "PeeWee" VanRite Scholarship c/o Adam "PeeWee" VanRite memorial Science, based solely on the merit and See Contact DePere Firefighters Local 141 Scholarship information submitted by the 400 Lewis St. DePere, WI 54115 applicant. Please remember this is a ​ Page 18 (updated 10-1-18)

Memorial Scholarship with funds provided by a Firefighter who lost his life in the line of duty. Sons/daughters of VFW Post and VFW Frank Brown School Fund April 30 http://vfwwi.org/di/vfw/v2/default.asp?pid=6763 Auxiliary members. Monthly $1,000 college scholarship contest where students write a response to a monthly prompt. Visitors to the site are able to vote for Varsity Tutors Monthly http://www.varsitytutors.com/college-scholarship submitted entries. Top five vote earners are reviewed and one winner each month is chosen for the scholarship. Children/grandchildren of active duty service personnel from the era Vietnam Veterans of America - Chapter 224 Contact: Pete Hansen, Scholarship Chair at February 22 between January 1, 1959 and May 7, Scholarship 920-498-2466 1975. GPA of 2.5 required. Include the DD214 form along with essay. National broadcast script-writing program designed to give high school students the opportunity to voice Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program November http://vfw.org/VOD their opinions about their responsibility to our country to convey them via the broadcast media. Wal-Mart Foundation Community Scholarship For Wal-Mart associates and their high See Website www.Walmartfoundation.org Program school senior dependents. Full scholarship for Pell-eligible high school seniors. The fellowship will be awarded to 20 student leaders in 2018 Wells Fargo Academic Leaders Fellowship February 28 with the intent of promoting their https://www.wfalfp.org/scholarship Program academic excellence and leadership development, through college graduation. Participate in at least one sport and be a leader in school or the community. Must have participated in volunteer https://www.wendyshighschoolheism Wendy's High School Heisman Scholarship October 17 service. Must receive nomination from an.com/ your school. Must have at least a “B” grade average (3.0 GPA) during grades 9, 10, and 11

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Students whose parent is an active WEAC member, an active retired member, or a parent who died while (WEAC) Wisconsin Education Association holding a WEAC membership. Rank is http://weac.org/member-benefits/weac-scholarshi February 20 Council Scholarships top 25%, and GPA of 3.0 (based on a ps/ non-weighted 4.0 scale). Plan to pursue an education major or minor and intend to teach in Wisconsin. Candidates for the scholarships must be a Wood County or neighboring county resident and attend school in one of those counties; candidates must rank in the upper 50% of the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, Inc. Board http://www.wifarmtechnologydays.com/pdf/schol August 20 class preferred with a grade point of of Directors Scholarship arship/2018-scholarship-rules.pdf 3.0; candidates must have participated in the Wood County Wisconsin Farm Technology Days activities during the period of 2016 through 2018. WMEF offers one $2,000 scholarship opportunity for a high school senior who plans to major in mathematics Wisconsin Mathematics Council Scholarships March 1 http://www.wismath.org/WMEF-Scholarships education or to have a mathematics concentration at the elementary or middle level.. ​ High school seniors pursuing career in Beginning agriculture. Preference to those http://www.wppa.org/wisconsin-pork-association- Wisconsin Pork Association Scholarship December possessing leadership abilities and scholarship/ interests in swine industry. Check with your For incoming freshmen. Selection counselor early in criteria includes academic senior year. achievement, leadership ability, Wisconsin Private Colleges co-curricular participation, special talents, financial need or no need, and other characteristics. Alverno College www.alverno.edu/admissions/#firstyearB

Bellin College www.bellincollege.edu/admissions.php

Beloit College www.beloit.edu/financialaid

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Cardinal Stritch University www.stritch.edu/admissions

Carroll University www.carrollu.edu/prospective/finaid.asp

Carthage College www.carthage.edu/finaid

Columbia College of Nursing www.ccon.edu/oth/Page.asp?PageID=OTH001354

Concordia University, Wisconsin www.cuw.edu/Depar https://www.wendyshighschoolheisma n.com/

http://weac.org/member-benefits/wea c-scholarships/

Contact: Career Center or High School Counselor

http://wismath.org/Awards-Scholarshi ps

http://wismath.org/Awards-Scholarshi ps Website

http://www.wppa.org/scholarships/

See websites below for each Private School campus: tments/financialaid Edgewood College www.edgewood.edu/prospectivestudents

Lakeland College www.lakeland.edu/Academics/financial-aid

Lawrence University www.lawrence.edu/admissions/afford/apply_for_fi nancial_aid Marian University www.marianuniversity.edu/financialaid

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Marquette University www.marquette.edu/mucentral

Medical College of Wisconsin www.mcw.edu/Cardiovascular-Center/Funding-Scho larship-Opportunities.htm Milwaukee Institute of Art and www.miad.edu/financial-aid Design (MIAD) Milwaukee School of Engineering www.msoe.edu/finaid (MSOE) Mount Mary University www.mtmary.edu/financialaid

Northland College www.northland.edu/finaid.htm

Ripon College www.ripon.edu/admission/scholarships

St. Norbert College www.snc.edu/financialaid

Silver Lake College of the Holy Family www.sl.edu/traditional-program/financial-aid Viterbo University www.viterbo.edu/finacialaid

Wisconsin Lutheran College www.wlc.edu/Financial-Aid/

Any Wisconsin, Upper Peninsula of Michigan resident enrolling in a college or vocational/technical Wisconsin Professional Police Association school, for a degree in police science, February 2 http://wppa.com/resources/scholarship-program/ Scholarship criminal justice, or a law enforcement-related field, which does not include law school, is eligible. Four year college scholarship based on financial need, to an approved www.wisconsinpublicservice.com/company/wpsfou Wisconsin Public Service Foundation, Inc. See Website college in Wisconsin or Upper ndation.aspx Michigan. Technical college grants to high school seniors. Colleges are www.wisconsinpublicservice.com/company/wpsfou Wisconsin Public Service Foundation, Inc. April 15 responsible for selecting recipients, ndation.aspx at participating technical colleges.

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For students who participated in the Phuture Phoenix program either http://www.wisconsinpublicservice.com/company/s th through the 5 ​ grade campus visit or Wisconsin Public Service Foundation, Inc. April 15 ​ cholarships/ through tutoring and mentoring at phoenix.aspx targeted schools. Awarded to a NWTC student http://www.wisconsinpublicservice.com/company/s Wisconsin Public Service Foundation, Inc. April 15 pursuing a degree in electrical power cholarships/howard.aspx distribution. Call (920)-433-1433 with questions

Wisconsin Restaurant Association Education Culinary and hospitality program Foundation Scholarships in Foodservice and February 18 students. Applications cannot be http://www.wirestaurant.org/ef/scholarships.php Hospitality. late. Applications online available starting early October.

For students attending public/private Wisconsin School Counselor Association high school in Wisconsin and will be (WSCA)/Career Cruising High School November 1 http://www.wscaweb.org/Scholarships-Home attending a postsecondary education Scholarship program.

High school senior entering college www.ahttp://www.ascls-wi.org/scholarshipsscls-wi. Wisconsin Society for Clinical Laboratory See Website with a major in Medical org/scholarshiphttp://www.ascls-wi.org/scholarship Science Technology/Clinical Laboratory ss Science.

Check with your h.s. Most financial aid is based on the counselor early in financial "need" or ability of your your senior year. family to contribute toward the cost of higher education. Your family's income, assets, number of family http://www.witechcolleges.org/costs/financial_aid Wisconsin Technical Colleges members in college, and other .php factors are considered. You will not know if you are eligible for financial aid unless you apply. It's well worth the effort! Blackhawk Technical College www.blackhawk.edu

Chippewa Valley Technical College www.cvtc.edu

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Fox Valley Technical College www.fvtc.edu

Gateway Technical College www.gtc.edu

Lakeshore Technical College www.gotoltc.edu

Madison College www.madisoncollege.edu

Mid-State Technical College www.mstc.edu

Milwaukee Area Technical College www.matc.edu

Moraine Park Technical College www.morainepark.edu

Nicolet College www.nicoletcollege.edu

Northcentral Technical College www.ntc.edu

Northeast Wisconsin Technical www.nwtc.edu College Southwest Tech www.swtc.edu

Waukesha County Technical College www.wctc.edu

Western Technical College www.westerntc.edu

Wisconsin Indianhead Technical www.witc.edu College SPECIFIC HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS

EAST HIGH SCHOOL

Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website Attending a 2-year public/private Rolland Schlender Memorial Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center college/university.

Attending a 2 or 4 year college, with William Bruce MacNeil Math Scholarship None Listed a degree in Math or Math related More information in Career Center field.

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Attending a 2 or 4 year Stephen Douglas Kander Scholarship None Listed college/technical school. More information in Career Center

Future Leaders Ethics Essay, Ethics in Business Based on essay on a selected topic October More information in Career Center Scholarship concerning ethics in business. Pursuing post-secondary education in music and or participated in EHS Chester J. Leroy Scholarship None Listed musicals and/or 4 years of music More information in Career Center classes (band/orchestra/choir) at East.

Attending a 2 or 4 year college or McPhail Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center technical school. Attending a 2 or 4 year college or Robert Herbeck Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center technical school. Kenneth & Joan Benson Collins Scholarship None Listed Attending UW-Madison. More information in Career Center Attending a 2 or 4 year college or The Matt Atkinson Scholarship of Honor None Listed More information in Career Center technical school. Attending a 2 or 4 year college or Marie McKnight Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center university. Attending a 2 or 4 year East High Staff Scholarships None Listed college/university or technical/trade More information in Career Center school. Attending a 2 or 4 year college or The Joan VanBoxel Memorial Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center technical school. Chosen by Administration and Gene Bray Scholarship None Listed More information in Career Center Coaches. PREBLE HIGH SCHOOL Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website For students entering a two or four year college who have participated in Brittany Cayemberg Foundation Scholarship March 15 More information in Career Center extracurricular and volunteer activities. Member of Preble Cross Country Team or distance runner on track Jack Drankoff Memorial Scholarship April 15 team. Class rank and More information in Career Center recommendation of coaches are considerations

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Preble student who is a member of a Cross Country team or a distance runner on the track team. Must be Jared Gehm Memorial Scholarship April 22 More information in Career Center planning to attend a 2 or 4 year college.

Any Preble Senior. Application asks students to identify how they will use skills learned in their Language Arts More information in Career Center Classes in their future. Patrick H. Wood Scholarship April 15 Students accepted into a college with the intention of majoring in math, More information in Career Center science, or engineering. Resch Scholarship April 29 Member of Preble Cross Country Team or distance runner on track Tom Finlan Memorial Scholarship April 29 team. Class rank and recommendation More information in Career Center of coaches are considerations

Preble seniors entering a health field Tillman Scholarship April 29 More information in Career Center at either a technical or 4 year college SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website

Only SWHS students. Two students Southwest Booster Club Scholarships See Career Center who are athletes and one non-athlete. More information in Career Center

Student must model a lifestyle that is See Career Center free from drugs and alcohol use, be accepted at an accredited Southwest Parent Network Scholarship More information in Career Center post-secondary educational institution, and minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. Senior graduate accepted by a college, Student Council Scholarship See Career Center university, technical college, or other More information in Career Center school of advanced education and a

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member of student council at some point during high school years . WEST HIGH SCHOOL Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website Superior ratings in 4 or more of the following: Scholastic accomplishment, leadership, persuasion, gregariousness, industry, imagination, West High See Career Center selflessness. High ethical and moral More information in Career Center values as demonstrated each day with students and faculty. Going to college

We are offering a $2,000 scholarship to an eligible West High Student who has been a caregiver for a senior See Career Center friend or relative. One student, who SeniorAdvice Caregiver SeniorAdvice Scholarship will be attending college or university in the Spring of 2019, will receive $2,000 for tuition and/or boks - Deadline January, 2019. Business related major, 90% Joy Seroogy See Career Center attendance, 2 business courses while More information in Career Center at West

See Career Center Attending a state school in fall Craig Siebert More information in Career Center

See Career Center IB students only Spellman More information in Career Center

Kapalin Family Trust Scholarship See Career Center Shows promise as a student, good cit More information in Career Center a record of school and community se Financial need will be an important consideration for this award.

Chosen by Math Department at West More information in Career Center Bob Nelson See Career Center High

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Student athlete who maintained a Mildred T. Jorgenson See Career Center good academic standard, and was a More information in Career Center member of the Women's High School Basketball Team . Senior girls volleyball player displaying positive mental attitude, sportsmanship, teamwork and dedication to the game of volleyball. If Dan & Dawn Van Hoosen More information in Career Center See Career Center two candidates are considered equal the scholarship can be split and awarded to two students.

WI high school students, with college potential, encouraged to go on to higher education. Provides educational counseling to raise their career aspirations and confidence to succeed. Encourages higher education institutions to provide for unique needs of WEOP students. Provides bilingual counseling to students. Helps Wisconsin Talent Incentive Program (TIP) educationally and economically The Green Bay DPI office, 920-492-5745; or your (Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Programs, None Listed disadvantaged students continue High School Counselor/Career Center WEOP) their education. Provides TIP grant awards to uniquely needy students to attend a WI-HEAB approved institution of higher education in Wisconsin. Grant is designed to help improve the opportunity for access, retention, and graduation, and to lessen the burden of student debt.

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Students can apply for Federal Student Aid by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid Federal Student Aid See Website (FAFSA). The FAFSA will be available www.fafsa.ed.gov/ after January 1 of the student's senior year. This is a free application. Visit website for more detailed information. GRADUATE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website Though requirements vary, students may see one or more of the following qualifiers on scholarships for graduate school applications: ● A bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or current enrollment in a bachelor’s program ● Meet specific minimum GPA or other academic requirements ● Study within a field related to the scholarship (such as business or counseling) Open Education Database - Graduate http://oedb.org/graduate-scholarship/ Various ● Legal U.S. citizen/resident Scholarships ● Considering employment with the scholarship’s provider (if provided by a corporation or organization) ● Alumnus of the relevant college or university ● Participation in community service or volunteer activities related to the scholarship ● Affiliation with a cultural or ethnic community related to the scholarship Eligibility requirements for doctoral scholarships vary according to http://oedb.org/phd-scholarship/ Open Education Database - PhD Scholarships Various program. Some doctoral scholarships come with employment Page 29 (updated 10-1-18)

commitments, along with other eligibility factors including: ● Eligible for doctoral study ● Meet specific undergraduate GPA or other academic requirements ● Pursuing a field of study related to the scholarship ● Considering employment with the scholarship’s provider ● Alumnus of the relevant college or university ● Legal U.S. resident status ● Agree to work for the scholarship provider for a specific period of time

ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES/WEBSITES Scholarship Deadline Brief Description Website

This site contains resources, Scholarship Directory and Guidelines for information and a list of scholarships http://www.nativepartnership.org/site/DocServer/ Getting Into College for Native American Varies specifically for Native American Tools_For_Success.pdf?docID=6106 Youth students. Unigo is a scholarship and financial aid resource site. This site includes scholarship from across the nation. Unigo Varies https://www.unigo.com/ You can sign up to receive email ​ updates for scholarship tailored to your preferences. Provides scholarship information to Studentscholarships.org Varies https://www.studentscholarships.org students. Scholarship Guidance Website http://www.scholarshipguidance.com ​ ​

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