+++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ + the office for +++++++ Student Financial Affairs +++++++ Gator Aid +++++++ +++++++ UF Handbook of Scholarsh ips + Financial Aid +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ S-107 Criser Hall, P.O. Box 114025 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ Gainesville, FL 32611-4025 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ 2009-2010 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ A Division of Student Affairs Department + Educating Leaders for a Global Community. From the Director

Dear Students:

The Office for Student Financial Affairs’ major purpose is to help eligible students meet educational costs while attending the University of Florida.

Understanding the financial aid process is critical. You probably have many questions about what you can expect and what is expected of you, and you will find many of your answers here. You can get answers to questions not covered in this handbook from our Web site or from direct interaction with your financial aid adviser in our office. This handbook will (1) provide you with basic information about expenses you can expect while attending the University, (2) summarize the kinds of financial assistance that may be available to you, and (3) explain how to apply for aid, how your eligibility to receive each type of aid is determined, and what your obligations will be when you accept aid.

The financial aid application process is lengthy and complex. Successfully completing this process will require intensive participation on your part. Students who are organized and responsible in their financial affairs, who take time to learn about the financial aid process, and who work with their aid advisers will find the process to be relatively smooth and free of frustration. Please study this handbook and any other materials you may receive, and if you have further questions, contact you adviser.We will be glad to assist you.

Karen L. Fooks, Director Office for Student Financial Affairs

We have taken care to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of information in this handbook. However, contents are subject to change without notice because of changing federal and state legislation, as well as unintended error. All financial aid awards are contingent upon availability of funds and subject to revision.

The Gator Aid Handbook is available upon request in alternative formats for students with documented, print-related disabilities. Information from this handbook is also available on our screen-reader friendly Web site at www.sfa.ufl.edu. For more information, call Student Financial Affairs’ telephone line for students with disabilities: 392-1272 (V/TDD).

UF Handbook of Scholarships and Financial Aid

This handbook was produced by the Office for Student Financial Affairs for distribution to University of Florida students.

Special thanks to all university colleges and departments, the University of Florida Foundation, and to the university community for assistance in compiling the information in this book.

Director: Karen Fooks Associate Director: Ron Anderson Editor: Harry Monkhorst Student Staff: Katie Levy – cover and design Danny Aguilar – graphics, design, photos Jordana Fyne – editorial assistance, photos Heather Read – editorial assistance

Financial aid applications are reviewed without regard to race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, political opinions or affiliations, or veteran status. Gator Aid Contents • iii

FROM THE DIRECTOR ...... Inside Front Cover Florida Museum of Natural History...... 25 Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art ...... 25 TITLE PAGE ...... i Housing and Residence Education, Department of ...... 25 CONTENTS...... iii McNair Program Office...... 26 J. Wayne Reitz Union...... 26 2009 GATOR AID INFORMATION ...... iv Southern Scholarship Foundation...... 26 Student Affairs, Office of the Vice President...... 26 CHAPTER 1—GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 1 Student Health Care Center...... 26 Types of Aid...... 1 Study Abroad Services ...... 26 Aid Packages...... 2 UF Gator Club Scholarships ...... 27 Sources of Aid...... 2 UF Honors Program ...... 27 Eligibility...... 2 P. K. Yonge Laboratory School ...... 27 UF Admission & Catalogs ...... 2 How to Apply...... 2 CHAPTER 5—STATE OF FLORIDA Apply Online...... 2 PROGRAMS...... 28 Your Federal and State PINs...... 3 After You Apply...... 3 CHAPTER 6—FINANCIAL AID FOR STUDENTS Your UFID and GatorLink...... 3 Federal Verification...... 4 WITH DISABILITIES...... 30 How to Transfer Financial Aid...... 4 Keep a Financial Aid File ...... 4 CHAPTER 7—UNDERGRADUATE AID...... 33 SFA E-mail Correspondence...... 4 College of Agricultural and Life Sciences ...... 33 What is ISIS? ...... 4 College of Business Administration...... 40 Reporting Outside Aid ...... 5 College of Design, Construction, & Planning ...... 41 Summer Financial Aid ...... 5 College of Education...... 42 Students’ Status—Dependent or Independent?...... 5 College of Engineering...... 43 How Your Need is Determined...... 5 College of Fine Arts...... 47 2009-10 Estimated Costs of Attendance...... 5 College of Health and Human Performance ...... 48 Financial Aid Academic Progress Requirements...... 6 College of Journalism and Communications ...... 49 Your Rights & Responsibilities...... 7 College of Law...... 51 Confidentiality of Student Records ...... 8 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 51 Changes in Family Circumstances ...... 8 College of Medicine...... 54 Withdrawal and Refund Policies ...... 8 Division of Military Sciences...... 54 Taxation of Aid Programs...... 8 College of Nursing ...... 56 Anti-Drug-Abuse Act...... 8 College of Pharmacy...... 56 College of Public Health and Health Professions...... 58 CHAPTER 2—MONEY MATTERS...... 9 College of Veterinary Medicine...... 58 Basic Budgeting ...... 9 Planning for the Semester...... 9 CHAPTER 8—GRADUATE AID ...... 59 Start-Up Costs...... 9 General Graduate Aid ...... 59 Start-up Costs Worksheet...... 10 College-Awarded Graduate Aid ...... 59 Optional Expenses ...... 10 College of Agricultural and Life Sciences ...... 59 University Policies About Money...... 11 College of Business Administration ...... 62 Sign Up for Direct Deposit...... 11 College of Dentistry ...... 63 UF Bookstores...... 11 College of Design, Construction, & Planning...... 64 Local Banking ...... 12 College of Education...... 65 Calculation of Fees ...... 12 College of Engineering...... 66 UF Payment Methods ...... 12 College of Fine Arts ...... 68 Receiving Your Financial Aid College of Health and Human Performance ...... 69 (Enrollment Requirements, Disbursement)...... 12 College of Journalism and Communications ...... 69 Want Your Mail?...... 12 College of Law...... 70 Student Loans and Debt Management...... 13 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 73 Nationwide Average of Entry-Level Salaries ...... 14 College of Medicine...... 77 Budget Worksheets...... 15 Division of Military Sciences...... 79 Loan Repayment, Deferment, Cancellation, College of Nursing ...... 79 & Forbearance Info...... 16 College of Pharmacy...... 80 College of Public Health and Health Professions...... 80 CHAPTER 3–STUDENT FINANCIAL AFFAIRS College of Veterinary Medicine...... 81 ADMINISTERED AID...... 17 Scholarships...... 18 CHAPTER 9—OTHER SOURCES OF AID ...... 83 Grants...... 19 Student Loans...... 19 INDEX ...... 87 Student Employment ...... 22 Veterans Affairs Work Study...... 23 2009 FINANCIAL AID Career Resource Center ...... 23 CALENDAR ...... Inside Back Cover CHAPTER 4—ADMISSIONS OFFICE & OTHER ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS ...... 24 Admissions Office ...... 24 Academic Affairs...... 24 Athletic Scholarships...... 25 Dean of Students Office ...... 25 2009-10 Gator Aid Information Financial Aid Addresses ON THE WEB & Phone Numbers On ISIS at http://www.isis.ufl.edu University of Florida (Integrated Student Information System) Office for Student Financial Affairs 1. Check Your Aid Status S-107 Criser Hall, P. O. Box 114025 2. Review your Award and Disbursement Status Gainesville, FL 32611-4025 3. Complete Federal Direct Loan Entrance & Exit College of Dentistry: (352) 273-5999 College of Law: (352) 273-0620 Counseling College of Medicine: (352) 273-7939 4. Sign up for Direct Deposit Colleges of Health Professions, Nursing, 5. Update your Mailing Address with UF Pharmacy, & Veterinary Medicine: (352) 273-6202 On SFA’s Web Site at MBA Adviser: (352) 392-1275, X3386 Financial Aid Advisers: (352) 392-1275 http://www.sfa.ufl.edu Hearing/Speech impaired: 392-1272 (V/TDD) • Financial Aid 101 Student Employment: (352) 392-0296 • Application and Program Information University Financial Services • FAFSA on the WEB Link (Fee Payment/Fund Disbursement) (online financial aid application) S-113 Criser Hall, P. O. Box 114050 • Free Scholarship Search Links Gainesville, FL 32611-4050 • Online Student Job Links (352) 392-0181 • Scholarship Finder Disability Resource Center 001 Reid Hall, P.O. BOX 114075 Students with hearing or speech impairments Gainesville, FL 32611-4075 trying to contact a UF agency that does not list a (352) 392-8565 (V); (352) 392-8570 (Fax) TDD number should call the Florida Relay Service at: 711 or 1-800-955-8771 (TTY). Federal/State Federal Student Aid Programs 1-800-433-3243 SFA Resource Center Hearing Impaired: 1-800-730-8913 (TDD) (Federal student aid program info; help Our Student Resource Center staff in S-107 Criser Hall will help you apply online using FAFSA on the Web, complete your online Master completing FAFSAs/duplicate SARs; Promissory Note, or check the status of your aid on ISIS. You can questions on your application status) also access UF’s student job lists and free scholarship searches. Student Aid on the Web Open 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. http://studentaid.ed.gov Student Jobs Direct Loan Servicing Center 1-800-848-0979 Need a student job? Federal Work-Study, Other Personnel Services, TDD: 1-800-848-0983 and Off-Campus Jobs are available! For information, go to http://www.dlssonline.com http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/programs/findandapplyforjob.html. Florida Department of Education Application Help Sessions Office of Student Financial Assistance (State Aid Programs) SFA offers sessions each January and February to help 1940 N. Monroe Street students and parents apply for financial aid. Sessions are offered at the J. Wayne Reitz Union, area high schools, and in residence halls. Suite 70 For dates and times each year contact SFA, check your Gator Aid Tallahassee, FL 32303-4759 Application Guide, the SFA Web site, or the news media. 1-888-827-2004 http://www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org

iv Paying for college is seldom easy. College costs seem to rise every year, and many families need some form of financial assistance to help pay these costs. This handbook provides information about types and sources of aid, the financial aid application process, and financial aid programs available to help University of Florida students pay their college expenses.

he Office for Student Financial Affairs questions about financial aid after Grants T(SFA)—the financial aid office at the reading this handbook, you can also Grants are gift aid awarded to students University of Florida (UF)—offers access our Web site, who show financial need. Like students financial aid counseling and http://www.sfa.ufl.edu. scholarships, grants do not have to be assistance to help them pursue their repaid. educational goals. We invite you to call, visit, or make an appointment. SFA is located at S-107 Loans SFA awards aid to students as a part of Criser Hall. Our advising lobby is open Long-term educational loans are low- the means by which they can attend Monday through Friday, from 8:00 interest (5–9%) loans, some of which college. Our basic philosophy is that a.m.–4:00 p.m. Financial aid advisers are allow you to defer repayment until you students and parents have the primary not available until 9:00 a.m. on Monday, graduate, withdraw, or drop to less- responsibility for meeting the student’s Tuesday and Friday and 9:30 a.m. on than-half-time status. Short-term loans expenses. Our role is to try to fill the Wednesdays and Thursdays, but general for emergency educational expenses are financial gap that may exist between the information is provided. offered through SFA and some cost of your education and money individual colleges. Generally, they Satellite Offices and Special Programs available from your family, job income, must be repaid within the semester savings, and other sources. SFA also has satellite offices at the College of Law; the College of Dentistry; the they were borrowed. If you apply for assistance, SFA will College of Medicine; and the Colleges of Part-Time Student Employment evaluate your need and, if you are Public Health and Health Professions, Part-time Federal Work-Study eligible for assistance, offer you a Nursing, Pharmacy, & Veterinary employment may be awarded by SFA to financial aid “package.” Your aid package Medicine. An MBA Adviser and an students with demonstrated financial may consist of scholarships, grants, Adviser to Athletes are housed in our need as part of their financial aid award loans, and/or part-time employment main offices in Criser and Peabody Halls. packages. Other student employment (solely or in combination). The amount programs, such as Other Personnel of your financial need is determined TYPES OF AID Services (OPS), do not require that based on your overall financial status. Scholarships students show financial need. These See "How Your Need is Determined” in Scholarships are awards based on programs are open to any student with this chapter. academic achievement, but financial the desire to work and who meets basic criteria of at least half-time enrollment Because of limited funds, SFA cannot need may also be considered. and a 2.0 GPA. Wages, hours, and always offer enough assistance to meet Scholarships do not have to be repaid duties for student jobs vary depending each student's financial need. This and are not contingent on the upon the employer and upon the work handbook, therefore, includes alternative performance of services. They are program. For information about on- and sources of financial aid. considered gift aid. Scholarships are awarded by various sources such as the off-campus student jobs and how to Financial Aid Advisers. SFA provides university, the state, individual colleges apply, go to the SFA Web site, financial aid advising to students and departments, and private entities. http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/job.html. Also, throughout the year. If you have see Chapter 3.

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AID “PACKAGES” HOW TO APPLY Take special care when you complete your FAFSA. It is the cornerstone of the Students who complete a Free Application To be considered for financial aid at application process, providing the federal for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (see “How UF, you must apply by completing the need analysis processor with your to Apply” below) and list UF as a “college Free Application for Federal Student Aid important financial data. Completing it of choice” are considered for all aid (FAFSA), meeting all deadlines, and carelessly or filing it late may make you programs administered by SFA. One or complying with any requests from our ineligible for aid you need to attend UF. more of the various types of aid office for additional documentation. (scholarships, grants, loans, and part-time The federal processor will analyze your Apply by mid-February to meet UF's employment) are usually offered to data and send us the results. “on-time” application deadline. We eligible students to make up their Applying early and following up on your must receive your FAFSA need analysis financial aid package. application is the best way to make sure report with a valid “Estimated Family SOURCES OF AID you receive the assistance you may Contribution” from the federal need qualify for in time to begin school. analysis processor by the March 15, SFA coordinates your total financial aid Respond right away to requests from SFA 2009 deadline, or your application will package. Financial aid packages may and other processing agencies. be processed as "late," and you may not include aid from programs in any of the be considered for all aid programs. Apply following categories: Complete a Free several weeks before this date to meet 1. Office for Student Financial Affairs Application for Federal the deadline. Financial aid is awarded Administered Aid. See Chapter 3. Student Aid (FAFSA) first-come, first-served. Late applicants 2. Admissions Office and Other are considered for aid that remains Academic Scholarships. See Chapter 4. To apply for financial aid as an when their application file is complete. 3. State of Florida Programs. See Chapter undergraduate or graduate at UF, you 5. must complete and file a FAFSA as 4. College-Awarded Aid. See Chapters 7 soon as possible after (not before) and 8. January 1 each year. 5. Other Scholarships, Loans, & Sources Apply Online. We encourage all of Aid. See Chapter 9. students to apply online using FAFSA ELIGIBILITY on the WEB. This online application not Eligibility requirements vary by program. only saves time, but also offers instant However, to be eligible for most financial editing of your application, helping to aid programs you must prevent errors. 1. be enrolled at least half time 2. be a citizen or permanent resident of Apply Online the United States Use FAFSA on the Web! 3. demonstrate financial need 4. not be in default on a student loan or Use FAFSA on the Web to apply online owe a refund on student financial aid for student financial aid. This U.S. 5. maintain satisfactory academic progress Department of Education (USDOE) (see “Financial Aid Academic Progress Web application can save you time. Requirements” in this chapter). You can also make online corrections Federal to your FAFSA after you submit it. UF ADMISSION & CATALOGS Pell Grants Using it is easy. Go to Although you must be accepted for http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. The U.S. Department of Education enrollment at UF before you receive determines eligibility for Federal Pell financial aid, you should apply for aid SFA has a supply of FAFSA on the Web “Worksheets” in our lobby at S-107 Grants from information provided by before being admitted. For admission FAFSA Criser Hall. These worksheets are only students on their . applications, go to Undergraduates who complete the to be used as a practice sheet before http://www.admissions.ufl.edu. FAFSA will be automatically considered entering your information online. Undergraduate Catalogs are available on for a Federal Pell Grant (and all other the Admissions Web site, Worksheets are NOT accepted by the federal grant programs for which they http://www.admissions.ufl.edu, or for federal processor as a substitute for the may be eligible). See Chapter 3 for a purchase from the UF Bookstore & electronic or paper FAFSA. full description of this program. Welcome Center, 1-800-226-3015, Florida Student Assistance Grants Museum Rd. & Reitz Union Drive, P. O. Paper FAFSAs. If you decide to file a Box 118450, Gainesville, FL 32611. UF’s Eligibility for Florida Student Assistance paper FAFSA, you can request one from Graduate Catalog is available online at Grants (FSAG) is determined by SFA the federal government by calling the http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu/students/ according to guidelines established by following toll-free number: 1-800-433- catalog.html. the Office of Student Financial Assistance 3243; OR download and print a PDF in Tallahassee. Priority is given to Florida FAFSA from the Federal Student Aid residents who meet the UF March 15 “on- Web site, time” financial aid application deadline. http://www.federalstudentaid.ed.gov. General Information • 3

When you fill out the FAFSA: Your UFID & GatorLink # Your Federal 1. READ: Carefully read the online & State PINs instructions or those in the FAFSA Your UFID (University of Florida booklet. Identification Number) is assigned to you Your PINs are your “Personal 2. Florida Student Assistance Grant by UF. The UFID is your primary Identification Numbers” that function as (FSAG): To apply, be sure to list the identifier for all your UF records and your electronic signatures and identifiers. University of Florida and UF’s correct transactions. It will be printed on your There are separate PINs for federal Federal School Code—001535—in Gator 1 ID card. student aid and State of Florida Step 6, “Colleges to Receive programs. Be sure to use the appropriate Information.” You can get your UFID online by going to http://www.ufid.ufl.edu. PIN. YOU WILL USE THEM YEAR AFTER YEAR. 3. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: Be Keep this information in a safe place. sure you have entered your Social You will use your UFID to conduct UF Security number correctly. An Your Federal PIN business. For instance, you will use it in incorrect Social Security number will conjunction with your GatorLink ID and Your federal PIN is your electronic delay your aid. password to access my.UFL and ISIS. identifier and signature and allows you 4. SIGNATURES: Be sure all required access to personal information in signatures are completed. Sign your If you do not have a GatorLink account, various U.S. Department of Education electronic FAFSA with a Federal go to http://www.gatorlink.ufl.edu. (USDOE) systems. Student Aid PIN. If you do not have a PIN, go to http://www.pin.ed.gov. Your UFID vs. Your Social Security Number You can use your Federal PIN to: (SSN). Please note that when you apply 1. access FAFSA on the Web • Reapply Each Year for financial aid you will also be asked 2. sign your FAFSA electronically or for your Social Security Number. Your obtain a copy of your FAFSA You must reapply for aid each year by SSN does not function as your ID at UF; information updating your financial information however, it is required by the federal 3. complete your Federal Direct and status. To make the process easier, government to process your financial aid Student Loan electronic Master FAFSA on the Web has some of your application. Promissory Notes information from the previous year 4. make online corrections to your already entered for you. Go to FAFSA http://www.fafsa.ed.gov and select Social Security No. 5. review your grant and loan history “Filling out a FAFSA.” on the National Student Loan Data • Financial Aid History Your Social Security no. is the System. & NSLDS primary identifier on all your federal You can request a PIN, request a SFA will confirm each student’s prior records, including the FAFSA. Be replacement PIN, or update your PIN financial aid history information through sure it is correct on all forms. mailing address at the USDOE's PIN the National Student Loan Data System Site, http://www.pin.ed.gov. (NSLDS) for all students who attend or Apply Weeks Early Your State of Florida PIN have attended another postsecondary school, regardless of whether or not they # to Meet the March 15 If you receive a Florida Bright Futures received financial aid. If SFA is unable to “On-Time” Deadline (FBFS) award from the State of Florida, obtain the required information, we will you will also receive a System ID and notify you that you must pursue this I Send your FAFSA to the federal Personal Identification Number (PIN) with matter directly. The NSLDS Web address processor as soon as possible AFTER instructions on how to access your Bright is http://www.nslds.ed.gov. January 1. Futures record on the Web. Use these to: Dual enrollment students who have 1. view your State of Florida award I Apply for financial aid at the same jointly attended a high school and a 2. update your demographic information community college as part of their high time, or even before, you apply for 3. update your college choice school programs must also have any admission. 4. complete your Perkins Loan Master prior financial aid history confirmed I We must receive the results of your Promissory Notes through NSLDS before their funds are FAFSA with a valid “Estimated Family 5. view the amount disbursed each released. semester Contribution” from the federal need 6. monitor your hours remaining for the AFTER YOU APPLY... analysis processor by March 15 for year and for the scholarship What to Expect your application to be considered “on 7. view a list of correspondence sent to time.” Apply several weeks before this You will receive responses from SFA you by the FBFS Program. date to be sure the federal processor and other agencies. For questions, call 1-888-827-2004. has time to send us your results FBFS information is available at 1. The Federal Student Aid Report before the deadline. Late applicants http://www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org/ (SAR) The federal processor will send are considered only for aid that remains ssfad. you an SAR, paper or by e-mail, after when their aid application file is receiving your FAFSA. The SAR complete. indicates your expected family 4• Gator Aid

contribution, which is used to program that allows the university to determine your eligibility for financial establish its own verification criteria Keep a Financial Aid File aid. If you apply online and provide and determine which student files What to keep in your file: your e-mail address, you will receive must be verified. If your application is 1. Gator Aid Application Guide an online SAR as soon as 24 hours chosen for a QA review, we will notify 2. FAFSA instruction booklet after your FAFSA is processed. When you. 3. Federal Student Aid Report you receive the SAR, review it for If your application is selected for 4. Photocopies or printouts of all accuracy. To make corrections, follow verification, or if there are financial aid correspondence and the instructions on the paper SAR, or discrepancies on your application forms, your federal income tax make corrections electronically at information, we will send you an e-mail returns and W-2s, and http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. alerting you to check your “Financial your completed FAFSA 2. Verification Your application may be Aid Status” on UF’s ISIS system to 5. Borrower copies of selected for “verification,” the federally determine what documents to provide. promissory notes required process of checking accuracy Do not submit any documents unless 6. Your Federal PIN of information students supply on aid we ask you to do so. Aid funds cannot 7. Your State of Florida applications. See “Federal Verification.” be disbursed to you until you submit all PIN and paperwork 3. Notification of Aid Award requested documents and the accuracy When UF receives your application of your information has been checked. This can take four weeks or longer. SFA E-mail information from the federal processor # and you have been admitted to UF, NOTE: Students who receive financial Correspondence Once registered, you will receive SFA will award you an aid package aid based on incorrect information may based on your demonstrated need. be required to pay it back. Anyone who important financial aid business SFA will send you a Financial Aid intentionally gives false or misleading correspondence at your GatorLink Award Letter stating the terms and information on aid applications may be e-mail address. Check your conditions of aid programs awarded. subject to a fine of $10,000, receive a GatorLink e-mail daily. Financial aid e- Carefully read the information prison sentence, or both. mails may include: financial aid award accompanying your award and follow notices; follow-up letters; direct loan Your Responsibilities If Selected correspondence (re: loan acceptance, all instructions. Only “first time in for Verification: college” students receive the initial promissory notes, and entrance 1. Quickly submit all requested counseling); academic progress award letter in paper form through verification documents to SFA. the U.S. mail. All other award notifications; verification notifications; 2. Keep in touch with your parents and requests for additional notifications and other throughout the verification process, if documentation. correspondence will be sent to you you are a dependent student. by e-mail. See “SFA E-mail 3. Keep your mailing address, phone Financial Aid Mail & GatorLink Correspondence.” number, and e-mail address current To get a GatorLink e-mail address, go 4. Federal Direct Loan and Federal with the UF Directory through ISIS. to http://www.gatorlink.ufl.edu. Be Perkins Loan Promissory Notes sure your GatorLink e-mail address is & Loan Acceptance If you are HOW TO TRANSFER correctly configured to receive SFA awarded a Federal Direct Loan or FINANCIAL AID and UF business correspondence. Federal Perkins Loan as part of your Generally, financial aid cannot be aid package and do not already have transferred from one institution to # a Master Promissory Note (MPN) on another during the academic year. In What is ISIS? file, you will need to complete an most cases you must reapply for aid. ISIS is UF’s Integrated Student online MPN. Promissory notes are Some tips if you plan to transfer to UF: Information System, also required for certain other loans. 1.Contact both SFA and the financial available on the Web at Federal Direct Loan and Federal aid office at your current school for Perkins Loan borrowers must also transfer policies. http://www.isis.ufl.edu. confirm online that they want each 2. Be sure that UF (Federal Code ISIS is the main way to get information loan awarded to them. See “Student 001535) is listed on your Federal about your financial aid, documents still Loans” in Chapter 3 for information. Student Aid Report (SAR) as a “School needed to complete your file, your FEDERAL VERIFICATION to Receive Results” when you receive deferment status, and your disbursement it from the processor. status. On ISIS, look under “Financial Aid.” Each year, about thirty percent of 3. If you are receiving a Florida Bright students’ financial aid applications Futures Scholarship or other aid from You will also be referred to ISIS through nationwide are chosen for “verification,” the State of Florida, contact the Florida SFA e-mail correspondence. a process of confirming data supplied by Department of Education in Tallahassee Also use ISIS to update your mailing the applicant and/or their parents. UF at 1-888-827-2004. also must resolve discrepancies on address and phone number, accept 4. If you are receiving a Federal Direct your federal loans, complete Direct students’ financial aid applications. UF Loan/Federal Family Education Loan at Loan Entrance Counseling, and sign up participates in the federal Quality your current school, you must cancel for Direct Deposit. Assurance (QA) Program, a federal that loan, reapply at SFA, and contact General Information • 5

all your previous lenders to update If you are able to check “YES” to any Estimated Costs of Attendance”) for your enrollment status and address. item in Step Three on the 2009-10 undergraduate and graduate students, REPORTING OUTSIDE AID FAFSA, you are considered independent on-campus and off-campus. for financial aid purposes. If classified Student budgets can only include costs You must inform us of money or aid independent, your need is evaluated on of attendance for the individual you receive that is not listed on your your own and, if applicable, in student. Additional living allowances Financial Aid Award Letter from any conjunction with your spouse’s income for married students or students with organization other than our office (such and assets. children are not included. A standard as tuition fee waivers, fellowships, If you are classified dependent, your own child care allowance may be included, private or state scholarships, Florida assets and income are considered as well however, depending on the ages of the Prepaid, UF colleges or departments, or as your parents’ assets and income when student's children. any awards paid directly to you). your financial need is determined. Following is a brief description of how If your award letter does not list any Federal criteria of these budgets are derived. Budgets are such aid, you must list the type and dependence/independence are based on a two-semester academic year amount on UF's ISIS Web site at extremely specific and can be confusing. and vary according to academic http://www.isis.ufl.edu using the See Step Three (questions 48-58) of the classification and residency status. “Additional Aid Reporting” option. FAFSA for more information and help. 1. Tuition/Fees. Fees for undergraduate Submit this information only once; In addition, FAFSA’s Web site has an students are based on an average of 30 then wait to receive a notification of online Dependency Status Worksheet to credit hours of 0-4999 level courses. your revised award notice via e-mail assist you in determining your status. from us. Check the new award to Graduate tuition fees are based on 24 confirm that all changes were made HOW YOUR NEED IS class hours from 5000-9999. Graduate correctly. DETERMINED students in dentistry, medicine, and veterinary medicine pay block fees. For Certain programs require repayment For financial aid purposes, need is Tuition Fees, see page 12. if you receive aid in excess of your determined by the following formula: 2. Books and Supplies. Costs are demonstrated eligibility for aid. Report Costs of Attendance determined by averaging the total cost outside resources early. Don’t find of books and supplies for a four-year yourself in a situation of having to – Family Contribution accounting curriculum at the UF repay funds when you can’t afford it. = Need Bookstore (with 25% of books SUMMER FINANCIAL AID The following explanations of college purchased used at 75% of new book costs and family contribution may price, and assuming resale of 50% of An academic year at UF consists of fall, clarify these terms. texts at 50% of cost). spring, and summer semesters. 3. Computer Costs. Computer costs Freshmen and sophomores entering Costs of Attendance Financial aid must be used only for built into student budgets are the State University System must “annualized.” This means the figure is complete at least nine credit hours expenses directly related to your education. College costs include the derived from one year’s monthly costs during a summer session to graduate. for purchase or lease of equipment For exemptions, see following: tuition/fees, books and supplies, computer costs, housing, meals, (including printer) and annual http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/catalog/ software purchases/upgrades. The costs policies/regulationgraduation.html. transportation, clothing maintenance, personal, and health insurance. are figured over a two-year period. SFA supports this requirement, and 4. Housing. Housing costs for summer money may be offered if SFA calculates budgets (see “2009-10 undergraduate students living on 1. federal or institutional funds remain for summer awards after fall and 2009-10 ESTIMATED COSTS OF ATTENDANCE spring semester needs are met for a Two-Semester Academic Year 2. you choose to use aid originally Undergrad Undergrad Undergrad Graduate awarded for the fall or spring term On-Campus Off-Campus at Home Off-Campus during the summer. Tuition/Fees* $4,340 $4,340 $4,340 $9,010 See Chapter 2, for enrollment Books & Supplies 990 990 990 990 Computer Costs 1,040 1,040 1,040 1,040 requirements for receiving aid. Housing 4,860 5,530 ------5,530 Food 2,640 2,640 1,530 2,640 Transportation 540 540 540 540 STUDENT’S STATUS— Clothing Maintenance 650 650 650 650 Dependent or Independent? Personal/Health Insurance 1,630 1,630 1,630 1,630 TOTAL BUDGET $16,690 $17,360 $10,720 $22,030 The federal government has established very specific criteria for classifying * Tuition/fee figures are projected estimates for tuition/fees. Undergraduate tuition/fees listed 2009-10 for incoming freshmen and graduate are based on an average of 30 credits hours of financial aid recipients as dependent or students entering UF for the first time. 0-4999 level courses. Graduate tuition/fees are independent. This classification is Tuition/fees for continuing students may be based on 24 credit hours of 5000-9999 level important, as it determines whose lower. See page 12 for Tuition Fees. Out -of- courses. Rates per credit hour include the financial information must be reported State undergraduates should add $19,370 to student health fee. projected tuition/fees. Out-of-State graduate on the FAFSA. students should add $16,640 to projected All projected figures are subject to change. 6•Gator Aid

campus are based on costs of living in costs from resources they have, such as probationary status. an air-conditioned double room for ten savings, income, benefits, or 3. Any action taken by the UF Senate months (utilities and refrigerator rental employment. After analyzing all Committee on Student Petitions allowance included). On-campus student income and assets available, a regarding students' appeals of graduates’ costs are based on an determination of the student suspended enrollment because of average of rents for available graduate contribution is made. There may be grade point deficit (for students who housing. Off-campus costs are derived instances when no student have not yet earned 60 credit hours) will also apply to the financial aid from averaging rates quoted by phone contribution is required. component of the academic progress survey of local apartment complexes. Married couples are considered for aid policy. Rents are assumed to pay for water, individually; if both spouses are B. Time Frame for Completing Degree sewage, and refuse collection. students, each should apply for Objectives Allowances are made for phone service, financial aid separately. Both spouses 1. Students will not be eligible for aid long distance, and utilities. are expected to contribute toward if they do not earn a baccalaureate 5. Food. Food costs for on- and off- joint expenses, regardless of student or degree after attempting 150 credit campus students are based on costs employment status. hours (whether or not they received of meals established by the U.S. aid for all terms), with the following Department of Labor. Food costs for FINANCIAL AID exception: students living with parents are based 2. Students may attempt up to 160 ACADEMIC PROGRESS credit hours for programs that on state meal reimbursement rates. REQUIREMENTS regularly require more than 120 6. Transportation. On- and off-campus earned hours to achieve a transportation costs allow for three UF students receiving financial aid are required to be in good standing and baccalaureate degree. round-trips to Miami per two C. Measurements of Progress within Time semesters. maintain satisfactory academic progress. To be eligible to receive Frame 7. Personal/Health Insurance. The 1. All students, regardless of financial aid, students must comply personal budget is based on the U.S. classification, must earn 75% of all Department of Labor's established with the following conditions. hours attempted. personal costs. Health insurance I. Undergraduates 2. Students who do not earn 75% of costs are based on literature from A. Qualitative Measure of Progress all credit hours attempted will be UF’s Insurance Director and 1. Students must have a cumulative placed on financial aid probation for Committee Chairperson. 2.0 grade point average by the end one term. During the following term 8. Clothing Maintenance. The of 60 attempted academic credit of enrollment, these students must budget for clothing maintenance is hours and must maintain at least a raise their percentage of credit hours based on the U.S. Department of cumulative 2.0 grade point average earned to the specified minimum. Students who do not will be Labor's established clothing throughout their undergraduate suspended from aid until they meet maintenance costs. enrollment. Students failing to meet this requirement will be suspended this standard. Family Contribution from receiving financial aid until II. Postbaccalaureate Students As stated earlier, parents' contribution + they meet the requirement. Students enrolled in postbaccalaureate student's contribution = expected family 2. Until the completion of 60 studies must petition the Academic contribution. Family contribution is the academic credit hours, students' Progress Appeals Committee to continue amount you and your family are progress for financial aid purposes to receive financial aid. Postbaccalaureate expected to contribute toward your will be evaluated under the same students must meet the same academic college costs. Your family's total income standards approved by the requirements as undergraduates, as and financial situation are taken into University Senate for determining specified under I.A.1. above. The types of account in determining financial need. eligibility for continued enrollment: financial aid available to postbaccalaureate a. Students who have from .5 to students will depend on the student’s Parental Contribution 14.5 grade points less than a 2.0 degree-seeking status. cumulative grade point average In determining parental contribution, will be placed on financial aid III. Graduate Students deductions are made for parents' probation. Since many courses require research employment costs; living expenses, b. Students who have 15 or more projects that take more than a semester to such as food, clothing, and housing; grade points less than a 2.0 complete, grades of “I” are routinely posted and the amount of taxes paid. Also cumulative grade point average until the coursework has been finished. considered are family size, number of will be suspended from financial Therefore, the following satisfactory family members attending college or aid for one term. progress standards have been designed to other postsecondary schools, number c. Students who do not reduce their take this grading practice into account. of parents working, and the elder grade point deficit to less than 15 A. Qualitative Measure of Progress parent’s age. In general, parents and deficit grade points the following Students must maintain a minimum students are expected to pay as much term of enrollment will be 2.0 cumulative grade point average or of the educational costs as they terminated from financial aid. meet academic standards required by reasonably can afford. d. Students who reduce their grade their departments, whichever is point deficit to less than 15 grade higher. Student Contribution. Students are points below a 2.0 cumulative B. Time Frame for Completing expected to help pay their educational grade point average will return to Degree Objectives General Information • 7

Students will be ineligible for aid if not based upon grade point average)  be informed of the type and amount they do not attain their degree to assess satisfactory completion of of assistance you will receive, how objectives after attempting the course work, the same policy (a similar much of your need has been met, maximum number of credit hours nontraditional approach) will be used and how and when you will be paid listed below (whether or not they to measure qualitative progress for  appeal financial aid office decisions have received aid for all terms): continuing financial aid eligibility. with regard to your application  1. 70 credit hours at the graduate level B. Time Frame for Completing view the contents of your financial for a master's degree program. Degree Objectives aid file, in accordance with the 2. 164 credit hours at the graduate Students must earn their degrees Family Educational Rights and level for a doctor of pharmacy within four years. Privacy Act  degree. C. Measurements of Progress within know the conditions of any loan you 3. 100 credit hours at the graduate Time Frame accept  level for a specialist's degree program 1. Students will be evaluated annually know the job description and pay (including master's degree hours). in September to determine rate for any student job you accept or 4. 120 credit hours at the graduate advancement to the next class level. for which you apply. level for a doctoral degree program 2. Students who do not advance to the It is your responsibility to: (including master's degree hours). next class level but are still eligible  C. Measurements of Progress within for enrollment will be on financial complete and submit applications correctly and on time Time Frame aid probation for the following year.  read and understand all materials sent 1. Students must earn 75% of credit Students who have not advanced to to you from SFA and other financial hours attempted at the graduate the next class level by the end of the aid agencies or provided on the SFA level. probationary period will no longer Web site; keep copies of all forms and 2. Students who do not earn 75% of be eligible for financial aid. materials you sign and send in credit hours attempted will be on VI. Additional Policies Which Apply to  know and comply with the rules financial aid probation for one term. All Students governing aid you receive During the following term of  provide all documentation and enrollment these students must raise A. Treatment of Course Withdrawals, information requested by SFA their percentage of credit hours Incompletes, Course Repetitions,  comply with the provisions of any earned to the minimum. If they do and Remedial Courses 1. Treatment of course withdrawals, promissory note and all other not, they will be suspended from aid agreements you sign until they meet the standard. incompletes, and course repetitions  will conform to the academic register for the number of hours IV. Law Students standards for the University of required for your aid disbursement A. Qualitative Measure of Progress Florida for determining grade point (http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/receiving/enr oll.html) Students must maintain a 2.0 average.  minimum cumulative grade point 2. Remedial courses are not offered at maintain satisfactory academic average, or meet academic standards the University of Florida. progress (http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/receiving/aca required by the College of Law, B. Appeals whichever is higher. demicprogress.html) Students who think extenuating  B. Time Frame for Completing Degree notify SFA of all resources not listed circumstances have contributed to their Objectives on your award letter (see Reporting failure to maintain satisfactory 1. Students will be ineligible for aid if Outside Aid) academic progress may petition the  they do not attain their degree use aid only for educational expenses Academic Progress Appeals Committee objective after attempting the related to attending UF for reassessment of their status.  maximum credit hours listed below check your GatorLink e-mail often for (whether or not they received aid for VII. Other Categories financial aid business e-mail  keep your local home mailing, those terms): Students enrolled in curricula not a. 45 credit hours at the graduate permanent mailing addresses, e-mail specifically addressed in this policy address, and phone number up to level for students enrolled in the must petition the Academic Progress Master of Laws in Taxation date in the University Directory. Sign Appeals Committee to continue to on to my.UFL and select “My Program. receive financial aid. b. 100 credit hours at the graduate Account,” then “Update My Directory level for students enrolled in the Profile.” Juris Doctor Program. YOUR RIGHTS AND C. Measurements of Progress within Time RESPONSIBILITIES CONFIDENTIALITY OF Frame STUDENT RECORDS Students will be evaluated each term As a student consumer, you have the right to: for eligibility to enroll the following  UF ensures the confidentiality of term. be informed of the correct procedures student records in accordance with for applying for aid, cost of V. Professional Students in the State University System rules, state attendance, aid programs available, statutes, and the Family Education Colleges of Medicine, Dentistry, and how financial need is determined, Veterinary Medicine Rights and Privacy Act of 1974— criteria for awarding aid, how Buckley Amendment. Your family A. Qualitative Measure of Progress academic progress is determined, and financial information and the type and Since professional schools use a what you must do to continue amount of your aid are held in the nontraditional grading system (one receiving aid 8•Gator Aid strictest confidence. you for the term in which you withdraw. entitled to a refund of tuition/fees (determined by University Financial Information is released only with your Students receiving federal funds may be written consent. Services) or campus housing charges required to repay aid determined to be (determined by the Division of Housing For further information regarding the "unearned." The earned/unearned and Residence Education) and you Buckley Amendment, visit calculation is based on the percentage of received aid for the same payment http://epic.org/privacy/education/ferpa.html. days attended during the term in which period, part of your refund will be The University of Florida values you withdrew. The amount you have returned to the appropriate federal Title individuals' privacy and actively seeks earned is determined on a pro-rata basis. IV or institutional account. Any amount That is, if you completed 30% of the term to preserve the privacy rights of those remaining after accounts from which in which you withdrew, you earn have who share information with us. For you received aid have been reimbursed earned 30% of the federal aid you more information regarding UF’s privacy will be returned to you. received. Once you have completed 60% policies, visit of the term, you are considered to have TAXATION OF AID http://www.privacy.ufl.edu. earned all of your aid. PROGRAMS CHANGES IN FAMILY The difference between your earned CIRCUMSTANCES/ federal aid and 100% equals the Any funds you receive from PETITIONS percentage of unearned federal funds scholarships, benefits, fellowships, and that are subject to repayment. Federal grants from UF or any other source that, Check with your financial aid adviser combined, exceed the cost of tuition, immediately if you believe extenuating regulations require Title IV aid to be refunded in the following order: fees, books, and required equipment family circumstances, such as the and supplies, are considered taxable following, might affect your financial 1. Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford income. This includes Federal Pell aid application: Loans Grants, but not UF or federal loans. You 1. Divorce of parents, or you from your 2. Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford are responsible for keeping records and spouse Loans completing your tax forms properly. 2. Death or disability of a major wage 3. Federal Perkins Loans You may want to keep a receipt file of earner 4. Federal TEACH Grant educational purchases. For more 3. Loss of employment of a major wage 5. Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans detailed information, consult the IRS, earner 6. Federal Direct PLUS Loans (for parents) your income tax form instruction 7. Federal Pell Grants 4. Loss of other income or benefits (such booklet, or your personal tax adviser. as Social Security or child support), 8. Federal Academic Competitiveness by you, your parents, or spouse Grants (ACG) ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ACT 9. National SMART Grants A summary of UF’s policies concerning March 1–June 1 is the time period to 10. Federal Supplemental Educational the use of alcohol and other drugs is petition your financial aid award. Opportunity Grants provided to you in response to the Drug The workload at SFA when you file a For grants, the law provides that you Free Schools and Communities Act petition will determine the response time return 50% of any grant you receive Amendments of 1989 through the to the appeal. All actions resulting from requiring repayment. Any amount you Division of Student Affairs and may be the petition process are contingent upon do have to return is a grant viewed on the Student Affairs Web site, fund availability and any processing overpayment, and you must arrange http://www.ufsa.ufl.edu/students/dfs.sh deadlines which may be in effect at the with UF or the U.S. Department of tml. time of petition approval. Education to return the funds. WITHDRAWALS & REFUNDS Please Note: (1) You may also be required to repay Withdrawals other federal, state, institutional, or private Students who wish to withdraw must student financial aid programs based on follow UF's official withdrawal policy. The the terms and conditions associated with Dean of Students Office assists students those programs. who wish to withdraw from UF and (2) UF is required to return to the coordinates the process. To begin, visit P- applicable federal program account the 202 Peabody Hall and complete a unearned percentage of institutional withdrawal form. charges (tuition, fees, on-campus housing). Withdrawing from classes will effect your UF may bill you for any funds returned percentage of hours earned. All students on your behalf, including loan funds. must earn 75% of all hours attempted to (3) UF's tuition refund policy is separate remain eligible for financial aid. Complete from the federal requirement to return information is included on SFA’s Web unearned aid. Whether or not you receive site, a tuition/fee refund has no bearing on the http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/receiving/ufwith amount you must repay under this drawal.html. formula. If you officially withdraw or stop attending Refunds all courses, you may be required to repay If, as a result of withdrawal, cancellation, all or part of the financial aid disbursed to or termination of attendance, you are The key to successfully managing your money is planning. It is essential that you plan how you will spend your money. If you don’t, you may find yourself in a very difficult position as the year passes. Controlling your spending through budgeting requires planning, discipline, and a basic understanding of simple budgeting techniques.

BASIC BUDGETING Step 4—Total Expenses. Add your Clothing/Personal/Insurance fixed expenses to your variable – Limit clothing purchases to basics. Step 1—Calculate Your Projected expenses to obtain your "total – Patronize second-hand clothing stores. Income. Begin by estimating the expenses." – Compare prices and buy sale items. amount of money you will have to – Take advantage of campus insurance. cover your expenses for the semester. Step 5—Balancing Your Budget. Potential income sources may include: Subtract your total expenses (Step 4) PLANNING FOR THE  Your savings from your projected income (Step 1). SEMESTER  Earnings from a part-time job If your estimated expenses are higher  than your projected income, see When planning for the semester, you Financial aid awarded need to keep in mind: (1) the source of  Parental contribution “Cutting Costs” for ways to reduce  your spending. your money (savings, parents, financial Benefits aid, part-time work), and (2) when it Step 2—List Fixed Expenses. Fixed Cutting Costs will arrive, or be available (lump sum, expenses are those that do not vary, If your costs are out of line with your installments, or beginning of semester). such as tuition and fees. Ask yourself income, the solution lies in your If money comes from home, it may be if you have any control over the cost variable expenses (Step 3). Try the best to receive it in monthly of the item or service. List the item as following cost-cutting suggestions: installments. Students who have a a fixed expense only if the answer is lump sum of available cash to last no. The university develops standard Housing & Meals throughout the semester (for instance, budgets for categories of students – Compare costs of living on campus from a student loan) must learn to within the school's population (see with living off campus. budget it over four months. On the “How Your Need is Determined,” – Estimate the cost of utilities in each other hand, part-time jobs provide Chapter 1). You can use these sample housing option. steady income. Money from some budgets as a guide to estimate your – Consider living at home. financial aid programs is not available costs, here and in Step 3. – Compare costs of cooking or at the beginning of the term, and Step 3—List Variable Expenses. restaurants with meal plan. students should be prepared to pay Variable expenses are subject to a immediate expenses from other certain amount of control. They can be Books & Supplies sources. Consider buying used books or obtained at varying costs, and in some START-UP COSTS cases you can do without them. checking out supplementary texts Examples are: from the library. Use the following “Start-Up Costs Worksheet” to estimate how much cash  Housing and meals Transportation you’ll need when you arrive on campus.  Books and supplies  – Don't bring a car to school. Computer costs Step one is checking off items already  – Invest in a bicycle. Transportation paid. Step two is listing deferments—  – Ride the local city bus. It’s free with Personal expenses some items can be deferred for students  your Gator 1 Card. Insurance who meet eligibility requirements.  – When traveling home, compare Clothing maintenance airfare with bus and train fare. Students whose fees or housing costs 9 10 • Gator Aid have been deferred can check off these OFF–CAMPUS SECURITY estimates of these types of expenses. items. All other expenses go in the DEPOSITS, HOOK-UP OPTIONAL EXPENSES "Still Need" column. The total amount Following are general costs of security in the "Still Need" column is the deposits for utilities. Gainesville The following expenses will give you amount you should have available to Regional Utilities: electric, gas, and an idea of the types of costs you cover start-up costs. water– $200, gas only–$50, electric should consider when making up a and gas or electric only–$150; plus a budget. Due to early printing, Because of possible delays in $15–$35 service charge ($20 same-day figures are subject to change. arrival of funds from state and service); Bell South (off-campus)–$45 1. UF Parking Decal: $61 per federal programs, students minimum for hook-up; deposits based awarded financial aid should semester; $122 per year (three on overall credit and previous phone semesters). Motorcycle–$64 per bring enough money with them in history. the fall to cover at least a full year; $32 per semester. (07-08 rates) month’s expenses. BOOKS: The UF Bookstores accept 2. Refrigerator Rental: small (3.0 cu. cash, checks with an ID, MasterCard, ft.)–$60 for a year; large (5.0 cu. ft.)- See “Estimated Costs of Attendance” Visa, American Express, and Discover. A –$70 for a year; Combination Unit in Chapter 1 and the following Textbook Deferred Payment Program is (fridge/freezer/microwave)–$170; descriptions for an explanation of also available to qualified students. See $25 deposits. how we determine estimated costs. http://www.bsd.ufl.edu/G1C/bookstor 3. Laundry: $1.25 for washer (26 Due to early printing, cost e/bookstore.asp. Students can also minutes) and $1.25 for dryer (46 information is subject to change "shop around" (Florida Bookstore, minutes) per load in Residence for 2009-10. Goering's, T.I.S. College Bookstore, etc.). Halls. TUITION/FEES: Fees are due at the 4. Residence Hall Activities: free Meal costs for students are end of the second week of classes. You MEALS: check cashing in the area based on costs of meals as established by will not receive a bill. To figure fees, government offices, equipment the U.S. Department of Labor. Declining see “Calculation of Fees” on the checkout (vacuum cleaners, Balance Accounts and several Meal Plans following pages. University Financial blenders, etc.), and residence area are available from Gator Dining Services Services (UFS) accepts cash, personal social activities such as movies, at http://www.gatordining.com, (352) checks, cashier’s checks, electronic concerts, and barbeques, with 392-2491. Meal plans for Spring 2008- funds transfer, money orders, activity card. 09 ranged from $1,360–$1,815 per debit/ATM cards, Visa, MasterCard, 5. Campus Bus/Regional Transit: semester (fall/spring), tax included. and American Express. Also, see free with Gator 1 Card. Gator Dining Services accepts checks, http://www.fa.ufl.edu/ufs/cashiers/pay 6. Athletic events with no season Visa, MasterCard, and American methods.asp. pass: football, $10 for UF students; Express. A Financial Aid Deferred basketball is free with UFID. HOUSING: On-campus housing costs Payment Program is also available. Go 7. Athletic events with a season for the entire fall semester must be to the Gator Dining Web site for more pass: football, $70 per student, paid by August 1. The on-campus information. $224 general; general public figure listed is an average for an air- season basketball tickets $370. conditioned, double room with one MISCELLANEOUS: Students should 8. Homecoming--Gator Growl, $15 roommate and includes utilities and bring enough money to cover for students and spouses; $20 for refrigerator rental. Off-campus costs personal expenses such as clothing, student guests. include a student's share of a local laundry, transportation and recreation 9. Theaters: $40/semester ($8 at local apartment; allowances are included for several months. See “Estimated theaters; JWRU movies free with for telephone service and utility costs. Costs of Attendance” in Chapter 1 UFID); Constans Theatre: $11 for and “Optional Expenses” below for

*START-UP COSTS Approximate Already Deferred Still WORKSHEET Cost Per Paid Against Need Semester Financial Aid **Tuition/Fees: In-state (New) $ 2,050 Out-of-State (New) $11,735 *Housing On-Campus 3,750 & Meals Off-Campus 4,085 ***Off-Campus Electric, gas, water average 235 Deposits: Telephone hookup (minimum) 45 Books & Supplies (includes computer costs): 495 Misc.: Clothing, Personal, Health 1,140 Insurance, Transportation

* Read the descriptions of how costs are derived in the “Start-Up Costs,” above. ** Tuition costs are based on projected figures for 2009-10. *** This figure is a one-time, not a per-semester, expense. Please note that it is also included in the “Housing” costs above. Money Matters • 11

students with Gator 1 IDs; Hall for complete and up-to-date Hippodrome State Theatre information on your UF accounts.  SIGN UP FOR productions: Flex passes $50 or $12 All payments other than tuition are DIRECT DEPOSIT per show w/UFID, Sunday and due on the first of the month. Tuesday movies $5, matinees $5.50. Tuition fee payments are due by the Most students receive their 10. Munchies: (pizza, ice cream, established tuition fee payment financial aid from UFS by direct deposit vending machines): $20/week. deadline for each term and are not of their aid funds into their bank 11. Recreation: O'Connell Center: billed before the deadline. checking accounts. basketball/pool/squash and racquetball courts/weight-room: Deferments To sign up for Direct Deposit, go to free. Student Recreation & Facility The university may permit deferment myUFL, choose “My Campus Finances” Center and Southwest Recreation of tuition and fees for students and click on Student Direct Deposit or Facility: free. Residence hall receiving aid from federal or state use UF’s ISIS system on the Web, recreation facilities: free. Reitz programs if such aid is scheduled for http://www.isis.ufl.edu. Go to “Financial Union Games Area: bowling, disbursement after the fee payment Services,” then choose “EFT Signup.” before 6:00 p.m. $2.00, after $3.50, deadline. A fee deferment will appear Authorization is effective immediately. shoe rental $1.00 before 6:00 p.m., as positive “service indicators” on your You can also use “EFT Sign Up” to then $2.50; billiards/pool, with UF accounts. Deferments are UFID $3.00/hour before 6:00 p.m., automatically granted to eligible update your banking information any after $6.00; foosball with UFID financial aid recipients against time it changes. $1.50 hour; video arcade, $.50- financial aid they have been awarded. $1.00 per game. Deferments are posted about one week you will be charged a late payment fee 12. Parking Tickets: $10–$250 per before the semester begins. To see if if you do not pay by the deferred violation; towing and impounding, your fees have been deferred, use ISIS, payment deadline date. up to $50 plus amount owed in myUFL or check with your financial tickets and tow charges. aid adviser. Students who do not Returned Payment Items/ Late Loan Repayment UNIVERSITY POLICIES receive a deferment and think they may be eligible should check with SFA. Students whose paper or e-checks are ABOUT MONEY returned or who dispute a credit card Veterans. Fee deferments are also transaction for any reason or are late Service Indicators issued to veterans and to some repaying loans may: (1) lose eligibility The university places “service dependents of veterans who receive for paying debts by check and for short- indicators” on student records for educational benefits. Applying late for term loans and other UF loans (Perkins, outstanding debts for tuition, parking financial aid may jeopardize eligibility institutional loans); and (2) have aid tickets, housing, infirmary charges, for a fee deferment. disbursements withheld until they clear library fines, returned checks, loan Housing. Questions about deferments the check(s) and/or repay their loan in repayment problems, etc. A service for UF housing should be addressed to person at UFS, S-113 Criser. A $25–$40 indicator prevents further academic the UF Department of Housing and fee is assessed for returned items based progress. With a service indicator on Residence Education, (352) 392-2161. on the face value of the returned item. their records, students cannot receive To qualify, students must be receiving grades or transcripts, register for $3,800 in verifiable financial aid for Library Fines* another term, receive a diploma, or fall semester. Overdue library book charges are 25 use many university services. If the cents per day; minimum fine: $1.00. UF Registrar’s Office informs you that you Students whose fees are deferred against will bill you for overdue charges. You have a financial service indicator on financial aid must pay fees by the cannot pay these fines when you return your records, use ISIS to find out deferred fee payment deadline, whether the books, but must wait for the bill. about debts (amounts due and source or not their aid has arrived. and type of debt). You may also go to Parking Fines* University Financial Services (UFS) at Direct Deposit of If you purchase an on-campus parking S-113 Criser Hall to learn the reason Financial Aid decal, UF Traffic and Parking will for the service indicator and clear UF offers the service of depositing provide you with a parking policy your records. To prevent a service your financial aid directly to your brochure. You MUST have a decal to indicator on records, pay university bank checking account. This process park on campus. Tickets for parking bills promptly. will not delay disbursement of your violations range from $10–$250. If the financial aid and saves trips to the UF Police Department has your car Fee Payment/UF Bills bank. See “Sign Up for Direct Deposit.” towed or places a lock on your wheel, Students may view and print detailed For more information, contact UFS in you must pay $50 plus outstanding tuition statements and other detailed S-113 Criser Hall. tickets and tow charges to retrieve your car. account information through the Late Fees* my.UFL system, in addition to making *Late fees and fines are subject to change payment. Student’s accounts on ISIS UF charges a $100 late fee for registering late and another $100 late provide links to pay electronically UF BOOKSTORES (ePay) and instructions to pay by mail. fee for paying fees after the deadline. Check with UFS on their Web site, Students may be charged one or both Checks are accepted for amount of http://fa.ufl.edu/ufs, or at S-113 Criser late fees. If you have a fee deferment, purchase with a photo ID. UF 12 • Gator Aid

Bookstores accept MasterCard, Visa, Student Health Fee refer to the chart for minimum Discover, or American Express. Branch The student health fee is included in enrollment eligibility requirements for locations: Health Sciences Bookstore, both the rate per credit hour and the most programs. Law School Bookstore, Veterinary block fees figures. It includes Disbursement Medicine Bookstore, and the Reitz professional office visits with the Union Corner Store. For financial aid Student Health Care Center medical Students generally receive their recipients who meet eligibility and nursing staff, except those with financial aid by direct deposit or by requirements, a Textbook Deferred specialty personnel and special tests. mail from University Financial Payment Program is available by Counseling sessions at the Infirmary's Services (UFS), S-113 Criser Hall, after application. See the Online Bookstore Mental Health Service are covered. UF classes begin and as soon as aid is Web page, strongly encourages students to available. For students who do not http://www.bsd.ufl.edu/bookstore. investigate their family insurance sign up for direct deposit, UFS mails coverage. Students may purchase the financial aid checks directly to the LOCAL BANKING Student Government Sponsored “local home mailing address” in the Insurance group plan designed to cover UF Directory. See also “Direct Deposit Checking/Savings Accounts most fee-for-service charges. of Financial Aid” on previous page. For convenience, you may want to open UFS disburses aid only after verifying a local checking or savings account or UF PAYMENT METHODS enrollment status and making sure an account with a bank that students have no financial or academic participates in the Honor or Exchange Electronic Funds Transfer may be used to make payments on service indicators (holds) on their Systems (computerized networks of tuition and other UF debts using ISIS. records. Service indicators on records banks, other financial institutions, and No service fee is charged. may prevent disbursement of financial businesses that allow you to make aid. All unpaid tuition/fees, housing deposits, withdrawals, and other MasterCard and American charges, and other UF debts (such as, may be used to make financial transactions from automatic Express but not limited to, lab fees, infirmary payments on tuition and other UF tellers at participating businesses). charges, and library fines) are deducted debts using ISIS, for a 2.6% fee. Automatic Tellers from students’ financial aid before Bank Debit/ATM card payments disbursing the balance to the student. Automatic tellers are available on the are accepted at the University Cashier’s To decline automatic crediting of your ground floor of the Reitz Union for: Office in S-113 Criser Hall. university accounts receivable charges Wachovia, Bank of America, and Cash or money order payments from your financial aid, contact UFS Campus USA Credit Union. Bank of are also accepted at the University Disbursements at (352) 392-0737; please America and Wachovia also have Cashier's Office (U.S. currency only). note—this MAY delay disbursement of automatic tellers located on campus, Checks should be made out to the your aid. Financial aid cannot be which can be found in front of the used to pay prior-term tuition fees. HUB and at Gator Dining Corner. University of Florida and include the Students who participate in the Honor students name, UFID, and local address Requirements To Receive Loans. or Exchange systems may also use and phone number. Mail checks to: Students who are awarded a Federal these machines. UFS, P. O. Box 114050, Gainesville, FL Direct Stafford Loan, Federal Perkins 32611-4050. Loan, or UF Long-Term Loan should see CALCULATION OF FEES RECEIVING YOUR the Loans section of Chapter 3 for Once the semester begins, students important information on requirements may determine their tuition fee debt FINANCIAL AID on ISIS or my.UFL (view tuition Enrollment Requirements # statement). WANT YOUR MAIL? UF students must enroll at least half time to receive most types of financial Keep Your Address Up 2009-10 Tuition Fees aid benefits. Students who enroll less to Date in the UF Directory than full time may have their aid through my.UFL For Tuition and Fee information, adjusted after the drop/add period. To UF uses information in the UF Directory go to the University Financial receive funds through some State of as the official address source for all UF Services Web site, Florida programs, students must enroll http://fa.ufl.edu/ufs/cashiers/feeca for at least 12 credit hours. Federal business, including financial aid checks lc.asp. University Financial Services Pell Grant awards are prorated and correspondence. is located in S-113 Criser Hall. according to enrollment status. Please You are responsible for keeping your (1) current e-mail address (2) your local home mailing address Full Time Half Time (3) your permanent home address Fees are based on the total number of Classification FALL/SPR SUM FALL/SPR SUM Undergraduate/ (4) all phone numbers registered credits. The hourly rate is Postbac 12 12 6 6 up to date in the UF Directory. Update based on residency status, course level, these addresses on ISIS or my.UFL. Be and first enrolled term of the current Graduate 9 8 5 4 sure to read “SFA E-mail degree. Law 10 5 5 3 Correspondence” in Chapter 1. Professional 1 1 1 1 Money Matters • 13 to receive these loans. In all cases, the On the next pages are (1) a table of amount you borrow and the requirements must be fulfilled before Entry Level Salaries, (2) a Loan repayment plan you select. Perkins any loan may be disbursed. Amounts Per Academic Year Loans require a minimum payment of Short-Term Loans (STL) worksheet, (3) a Monthly Repayment $40 per month. Disbursement Worksheet, and (4) a Budget Borrowers Rights and If you apply for an STL at Student Worksheet. Try to be realistic when Responsibilities Financial Affairs in S-107 Criser Hall projecting future earnings and how Be sure you understand your rights and your application is approved, you much you will need to live when you and responsibilities under each loan will receive the loan check and a copy graduate. Remember that starting a program. Keep all paperwork for of the promissory note at your local new job and setting up living future reference. address within 48 hours of the arrangements will require extra approval date; or by direct deposit into resources and create a heavy initial Good Credit Records your checking account; or you will be demand on your new income. For most students, a student loan is given an appointment to pick up your their first experience with a credit check at University Financial Services For complete information on repaying program. Student loans can be an in S-113 Criser Hall. your student loans, go to excellent way to finance an education STUDENT LOANS & http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWe and establish a good credit rating at the bApp/students/english/repaying.jsp. same time. Pay your student loan DEBT MANAGEMENT Key Points to Remember promptly each month. Frequent late In recent years, more students have payments constitute delinquency and  begun to rely on educational loans to Develop a financial plan for the may harm your credit history. Here are help pay for college. Educational loans complete cost of your education. some tips on establishing good credit:  can be an excellent resource for Consider your chosen field of  Stay in contact with your students trying to pay educational employment and its expected lender/the federal loan servicer at costs, but the amount of debt incurred annual income before you accept a all times. Notify them before you should be considered carefully. student loan. fall behind on payments.   Borrowing money to pay for college has Re-evaluate your future expenses Notify your lender of any address long-term financial implications. Like each time you borrow. or name change.  any other debt, a student loan is a Send your payment each month, Factors to Consider serious financial obligation that must even if not billed. be repaid. In addition to the principal When Borrowing  Never ignore correspondence or a Consider the following when planning amount you borrow, you will be payment request. charged interest for use of the funds. how much to borrow: The principal plus interest charged, Amount Think about how much you Your Student Loan Exit divided by your repayment period in need to borrow. You may not want to Counseling Session months, determines the amount of the borrow the full amount for which you Any student who receives a student monthly payments you will be required are eligible. loan while attending UF must complete to make when you leave school. Failure Number of Loans Your total an online Student Loan Exit to make on-time monthly payments indebtedness will be affected by your Counseling session when they graduate, may affect your credit rating and your plans for further study. For example, are drop below half-time enrollment, or ability to borrow for other purposes. you going to graduate school? withdraw from UF. Student Loan Exit Loan Limits Most loan programs Counseling is available at my.UFL. How Much Will You Be specify minimum and maximum Under “My Campus Finances,” select Able To Pay? amounts you can borrow. “Exit Loan Counseling, Student Loan.” To determine how much indebtedness Failure to complete Exit Counseling Length of Repayment Period You you will be able to manage when you may result in a hold (service indicator) will save interest costs if you choose a graduate, consider your expected starting being placed on your records, including shorter repayment period. The Federal salary, earnings prospects, and lifestyle. your diploma, transcripts, and Direct Loan Program offers a variety of Then estimate your level of debt and registration. Contact UFS at (352) 392- repayment options. monthly payments and see if the two 0737 if you have questions about exit are in line. If you can’t afford your Minimum Monthly Payments counseling. projected payments, try to borrow less. Monthly payments will depend on the

Office for Student Financial Affairs & University Financial Services

• Student Financial Affairs (that’s us—the financial aid • University Financial Services (that’s Student office) is located in S-107 Criser Hall. SFA administers Accounts) in S-113, next door to SFA in Criser Hall, to financial aid. At SFA, you can talk to a financial aid adviser pay tuition, fees, and all other university bills. to resolve financial aid situations, find out about student jobs or scholarships, or apply for a short-term loan. 14 • Gator Aid

Direct Loan Borrower Services When your loan is due, the federal loan servicer will mail you a payment schedule listing your monthly payment on principal and interest and the unpaid balance for each month of the period it takes to repay your total debt. If they do not contact you, you are responsible for NATIONWIDE AVERAGES contacting them at: U.S. Department of Education, OF SALARIES Borrower Services, Direct Loan Payment Center, P. O. Box 530260, Atlanta, GA 30353-0260, 1-800-848-0979; 1-800- (Entry Level or Lowest Median Income) 848-0983 (TDD). You can also contact Borrower Services on the Web, at http://www.dlssonline.com. Position Degree Annual Salary Accountant BS $46,718 What If You Have Trouble MS 49,277 Repaying Your Loan? Architect MArch 39,420 Communicating with your lender/the federal loan servicer is the best policy. When it is time for repayment to begin, if Chemist BS 35,480 you have extenuating circumstances or know you will not College Faculty MA/Ph.D 39,610 be able to meet your payment schedule or amount, contact Computer Programmer BS Comp. Sci. 49,928 the lender/federal loan servicer at once. Under certain Dietitian BS 29,860 conditions you may be eligible for a "forbearance" period; or, if you meet certain conditions, deferment may be possible. Economist BS 42,280 See the loan deferment, cancellation, and forbearance charts Electrical Engineer BS 55,292 on the following pages. Conditions listed are subject to MS 66,309 change; check with the federal loan servicer about eligibility PhD 75,982 conditions at the time you need the deferment. Loan Officers BS 29,590 Loan Consolidation Lawyer JD 60,000 To qualify for Federal Direct Consolidation Loans, borrowers Mathematician MS 43,500 must have at least one Direct or Federal Family Education Newspaper Reporter BA 19,180 Loan (FFEL) Program loan that is in grace, repayment, Registered Nurses BS 40,250 deferment, or default status. Direct Consolidation Loans Physical Therapist BS 46,510 allow borrowers to combine one or more of their Federal Psychologist MA 35,280 education loans into a new loan that offers several Public Relations Spec. BS 28,080 advantages. There is no charge for consolidation, and Teachers (Public BA 28,590 consolidation loan rates cannot exceed 8.25 percent. schools) Borrowers can choose from four plans that are designed to be flexible to meet the different and changing needs of Veterinarian BS 43,530 borrowers, who can now switch repayment plans at any time. Following are just a few of the loans that may be From Occupational Outlook Handbook, United States consolidated: Federal Direct Stafford Loans, Federal Direct Department of Labor Statistics, 2008-09; based on 2006- Unsubsidized Stafford Loans, Federal Family Education 2007 data; where entry-level salaries are not available, Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and Public Health Service lowest-salary information is quoted. All quotes are for Loans. For more information, call Direct Loan Borrower private sector jobs. For comprehensive information go to Services Consolidation at 1-800-557-7392; 1-800-557-7395 http://www.bls.gov/ooh. TDD; (334) 206-7400; OR go to http://www.loanconsolidation.ed.gov. Capitalization of Interest If you request, and the federal government grants you, deferment of interest payments on a federal direct loan, Example: If you owe $5,000 in principal at 8% interest, be aware that the interest on your loan will continue to approximately $33.33 in interest will accrue on your loan accumulate during deferment. Periodically, the accrued each month. If the interest is capitalized quarterly (every interest will be capitalized—added to the principal, so you three months), approximately $99.99 will be added to your will also pay interest on the accrued interest. The principal. At the end of one quarter the principal will disadvantage to capitalizing interest is that you pay more increase to $5,099.00, and interest will accrue on that interest over the life of the loan. amount for the next quarter. Depending upon how much you borrow, this could cost you a substantial amount. Money Matters • 15

BUDGET WORKSHEET MONTHLY REPAYMENT WORKSHEET

Use this worksheet to estimate your monthly loan Use this worksheet to estimate your finances payments using the total amount of the loans you project after graduation. on the “Loan Amounts per Academic Year” table.

Expected Starting Salary ______Interest Repayment x Loan = Monthly Net Income (less taxes, FICA)______Rate Factor* Amount Payment

TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME ______7% 0.0116108

Expenses 8% 0.0121328 1. Housing/Maintenance 9% 0.0126676

Rent/Mortgage ______10% 0.0132153

Utilities ______11% 0.0137753 Furniture/Appliances ______12% 0.0143473 Total ______13% 0.0149313 2. Transportation 14% 0.0155266 Car payment ______TOTAL Insurance, Gas, Repairs ______*Assumes a 10-year (120 months) repayment period. Total ______

3. Food

Groceries ______LOAN AMOUNTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR

Restaurants/Lunch/Snacks ______Use the following table to estimate total amounts you Total ______will borrow. UNDERGRAD SUB UNSUB PLUS FED PERKINS OTHER 4. Clothing Year 1 Work ______Year 2 Leisure ______Year 3 Total ______Year 4 5. Medical (Doctors, Dentists, Insurance)______Year 5

6. Personal ______GRAD Year 1 7. Emergency (6%) of gross ______Year 2 TOTAL MONTHLY EXPENSES ______Year 3 Year 4 BALANCE REMAINING ______Year 5

TOTAL LOAN PAYMENTS ______TOTAL 16 • Gator Aid

Loan Repayment, Deferment, Cancellation, and Forbearance Info

For detailed information on deferments and cancellations An online version of The Student Guide can be listed below, as well as loan repayment, go to the U. S. downloaded from Department of Education Web site, http://www.ed.gov. http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/eng lish/publications.jsp

Loan Deferments

Deferment Condition Perkins Federal Direct Loans

At least half-time study at a postsecondary school. YES YES Study in an approved graduate or postgraduate fellowship supported program or in an approved rehabilitation training program for the disabled. YES YES Unable to find full-time employment Up to 3 years Up to 3 years Economic hardship Up to 3 years Up to 3 years Designated Military Service

Loan Cancellation

Federal Direct Loans Perkins Loans Cancellation Condition Cancellation Condition

Borrower’s total and permanent disability or Borrower’s total and permanent disability or death death Full-time teacher in a designated elementary or secondary school serving students from low income families Full-time teacher for five consecutive years in Full-time special education teacher (includes teaching children with a designated elementary or secondary school disabilities in a public or other non-profit elementary or secondary school) serving students from low income families Full-time qualified professional provider of early intervention services for the disabled Child care provider who completed a degree in early childhood education and has been Full-time teacher of math, science, foreign languages, bilingual employed full time in a low-income education, or in other fields designated as teacher shortage areas community for two consecutive years Full-time employee of a public or nonprofit child or family-services agency, providing services to high risk children and their families Bankruptcy (in rare cases) from low-income communities Full-time nurse or medical technician Closed school (before student could com- plete program of study) Service as a full-time law enforcement or corrections officer Full-time service as a staff member in the education component of a Check with your lender for detailed infor- Head Start Program mation on these and other consumer cancel- Service as a Peace Corps or VISTA volunteer lations. Service in the U.S. Armed Forces Bankruptcy (in rare cases) Closed school (before student could complete program of study)

Forbearance Forbearance is a temporary postponement or reduction of payments for a period of time because of temporary financial difficulty. You can receive forbearance if you’re not eligible for a deferment. Unlike deferment, whether your loans are subsidized or unsubsidized, interest accrues and you’re responsible for repaying it. Your loan holder can grant forbearance, but you must continue to make payments until you’ve been notified your forbearance has been granted. The Office for Student Financial Affairs administers federal, state, and university aid programs and a limited number of privately funded scholarships. SFA draws on these programs when making up students’ financial aid packages.

he Office for Student Financial Affairs SCHOLARSHIPS Non-Endowed Scholarships (SFA) is the financial aid office at UF. Scholarships do not have to be repaid Jessie Ball duPont/Alfred I. duPont ThisT chapter describes scholarship, grant, and do not require recipients to perform Scholarship student loan, and student employment services to receive them. Several UF Established by Mrs. Jessie Ball duPont in programs available through SFA. offices administer scholarships. For memory of her husband. A guideline The Federal Pell Grant program is the core additional information on academic excerpt states: “These scholarships are to federal student aid program. The financial scholarships administered by other UF be given, not loaned, but the recipients aid office is the on-campus coordinator for offices, see Chapter 4. For information are requested, after their graduation, when this program, but students apply through on scholarships available through they have earning capacity, to pass a like the federal need analysis processor. The individual university departments and amount, as they have received, on to some federal processor decides who receives this colleges, see Chapters 7 and 8, and/or deserving boy or girl who needs assistance grant and determines the amounts of the check with your department or college. in acquiring an education. In this way, it awards. Other programs such as Federal Information on State of Florida will be a permanent chain for the benefit Perkins Loans, Federal Supplemental scholarships is provided in Chapter 5, of our youth.” Educational Opportunity Grants, and and on private outside scholarships in Chapter 9. Eccleston-Callahan Memorial Federal Work-Study are called campus- Trust Scholarship based programs, because they are entirely SFA’s Web site, http://www.sfa.ufl.edu, This trust fund was established to administered by the school. Each year, the has a “Scholarship Finder” feature and provide scholarships for needy students government supplies the university with a provides access to several free scholarship with disabilities to help meet their costs specified amount of money for these services, as well as downloadable of education. Selection is made in programs. When this money is gone, no applications for some scholarships. Please conjunction with Disability Resources in further funds are available for the year. take advantage of these resources which the Dean of Students Office. provide information on many private SFA also coordinates the Federal Direct Follett Bookstore Scholarship sector scholarships, fellowships, and Loan Program, which includes the The Follett Bookstore provides loans. Federal Direct Stafford Loans, Federal scholarships in the form of credit at their Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loans, and SFA Awarded Scholarships main campus bookstores. The credit Federal Direct PLUS and Graduate PLUS SFA awards and/or administers the equals the standard cost for Loans. In addition, SFA administers the following scholarships, non-endowed undergraduate books and supplies Federal Academic Competitiveness and endowed. Students are excluding computer hardware. Grant, Federal SMART and TEACH grant automatically considered if they: programs. SFA awards institutional funds Robert D. and Flora E. Fuhrman in the form of Turner Grants, Graduate 1. apply for financial aid by the “on-time” Scholarship Grants, and UF loan programs and acts deadline This memorial scholarship was as the on-campus coordinator for State of 2. have financial need as indicated by established in 1982 from the estate of Florida programs, such as Florida Student the FAFSA Robert D. and Flora E. Fuhrman to help Assistance Grants and the Florida Bright 3. enroll as a full-time student needy students. Futures Scholarship Programs. 4. have a 3.0 GPA 5. meet the donor-specified criteria.

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Metta Heathcote Scholarship Fin Jorgensen Memorial Scholarship Fund determined by federal methodology, a Established by a trust fund created by Latin Builders Association Scholarship for congressionally established need Mrs. Metta Heathcote, long-time resident Ethical Development* analysis formula. Need for other aid is of St. Petersburg, this scholarship is Manatee County Scholarship Fund based upon and determined around the available to Pinellas County residents William C. Mason III Memorial student's eligibility for Federal Pell who have graduated from a Pinellas Scholarship Fund Grant. Awards are prorated according to County high school. Awards are based on Wilton R. Miller Family Excellence enrollment status and can be received financial need with preference given to Scholarship at less than half time status if eligible. St. Petersburg residents. Lillian P. Mosbacher Scholarship Fund Awards range from $976 to $5,330 per Ruth Selby Noble Memorial UF General Scholarship academic year. Scholarship/Fellowship Fund David E. and Margaret O’Connor To be eligible, you must: UF Southern Scholarship Foundation Scholarship 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or Scholarship Fund Winifred Todd Parker Scholarship Fund permanent resident The Southern Scholarship Foundation Ruth L. Pugsley Memorial Fund 2. show financial need according to the Scholarship Fund provides qualified Scholarship Federal Student Aid Report (SAR) students with rent-free housing Reichert House Scholarship Fund 3. be an undergraduate enrolled in a scholarships. More information, including Steve Rhoden Memorial Scholarship degree-seeking program application, available at John G. Ruge Scholarship 4. maintain satisfactory academic progress http://www.southernscholarship.org. Jose M. Sanchez Scholarship 5. not have defaulted on or owe a refund Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club Jimmy to any previous aid program. Endowed Scholarships and Traucht Scholarship* To apply: Fellowships Dolly and Robert L. Secrist Sr. See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. Scholarship Fund For descriptions of the following SFA- Jim Steiner Endowed Scholarship Fund Federal Supplemental Educational awarded, endowed scholarships and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Trottman Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) fellowships, see the UF Foundation Scholarship Fund This federally funded aid program is Web site, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/ Effie Jackson Vining Scholarship Fund available to undergraduates who show Scholarships/ScholarshipListing.asp. Honorable Clyde B. Wells Memorial exceptional financial need. UF selects Scholarships marked with an Scholarship recipients and determines award asterisk (*) require completion of an Edwin Willinger Trust Scholarship Fund amounts based on greatest financial additional application available on Yazdi Scholarship/Fellowship need. Awards at UF range from $100 to $2,000 a year. our Web site. GRANTS 1990 Student Memorial Scholarship Fund To be eligible, you must: Grants are gift aid (no repayment Benito Agrelo/Christina Holt Memorial 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or required) awarded to students who Scholarship Fund permanent resident Erma R. Ayres Scholarship Fund show the greatest financial need. 2. have financial need as determined from Bank of America Scholarship Fund Students apply for the Federal Pell aid application Frederick W. and Grace P. Brecht Grant, the Federal Supplemental 3. be an undergraduate enrolled for at Scholarship Fund* Educational Opportunity Grant, the least six credit hours Mary Ellen Burnett Endowed Scholarship Florida Student Assistance Grant, 4. maintain satisfactory academic progress Wen-Hsiang Chai Scholarship Federal Academic Competitiveness 5. not have defaulted on or owe a refund James Wilmer Crews III Tuition Grant, SMART Grant, and the I. Douglas to any previous aid program Scholarship Fund Turner Grant by completing a FAFSA. 6. be receiving a Federal Pell Grant. Joseph and Lillian A. Damon Scholarship Federal Pell Grant To apply: Joseph and Lillian A. Damon Scholarship II See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. Sara Lavinia de Keni Scholarship The Federal Pell Grant program Conrad G. Demro Jr. & Patricia Demro provides financial assistance to students who could not otherwise afford to pay Federal Academic Competitiveness Scholarship Grant (ACG) Alfred I. duPont Scholarship Fund for college as an undergraduate. The Philip I. Eschbach Scholarship Fund government awards grants according to The ACG, created by the Higher Victor Garnett Campbell Eubank each student’s financial need as Education Reconciliation Act (HERA) of Scholarship Margaret C. Fairlie Memorial Scholarship On SFA’s Web Site FREE Scholarship Fund Floyd-Gehan Scholarship Searches Paul G. and Harriette C. Franklin Scholarship Finder Scholarship http://www.sfa.ufl.edu FastWeb Gainesville Charitable Foundation Inc. http://fastweb.monster.com Masonic Scholarship* George R. Greene Scholarship Fund Nadia Venable Hall Scholarship Financial Aid 101 College Board Earl W. Halsey Scholarship Fund Scholarship Search Coite and Mildred Hill Scholarship Fund http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/101/101.html Hobe and Gertrude Hooser Scholarship http://apps.collegeboard.com/ Hundred Club of Broward County Inc. cbsearch_ss/welcome.jsp Scholarship Fund* SFA Administered Aid • 19

2005, is a federally funded undergraduate 6. sign a TEACH Grant Agreement to To be eligible, you must: program. Awards range from $1 to Serve each year, available 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or $1,350. electronically at http://www.teach- permanent resident; To be eligible, you must ats.ed.gov. 2. have financial need as determined from aid application; 1. be a U.S. citizen; To apply: 2. be a Federal PELL Grant recipient; 3. be an undergraduate enrolled for at 3. have completed a rigorous high 1. See “How to Apply” in Chapter 1. least six credit hours; school program; 4. maintain satisfactory academic 4. have graduated from high school Florida Student Assistance progress; and after January 1, 2005; Grant (FSAG) 5. not have defaulted on or owe a refund 5. be a first- or second-year student The Florida Student Assistance Grant is to any previous aid program. enrolled full-time in a degree a state-funded program awarded to To apply: program. qualified undergraduates who show See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. Students in their second academic year financial need and academic promise UF Graduate and Professional Grants must have a cumulative college GPA of and who have maintained Florida This UF-funded grant program is at least 3.0. residency at least 12 months before the beginning of the term for which they awarded by SFA to graduate and National Science and Mathematical are applying. Awards range from $200 professional students who demonstrate Access to Retain Talent to $1,916 per academic year. exceptional financial need. This grant (SMART) Grant ranges in value from $100 to $2,000. To be eligible, you must: The SMART Grant, also created by the To be eligible, you must: 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or HERA, is a federally funded Same as I. Douglas Turner Grant permanent resident; undergraduate program. The maximum (excluding item no. 3). award per academic year is $4,000. 2. be an undergraduate enrolled at least six credit hours in a degree-seeking To apply: To be eligible, you must: See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. 1. be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen program—students unable to enroll 12 hours due to their disabilities 2. be a Federal PELL Grant recipient; STUDENT LOANS 3. be a third- or fourth-year student in may qualify for financial assistance federally specified degree-seeking with part-time enrollment at a Educational loans are the largest program and enrolled in at least one prorated award amount; financial resource available to students course specific to the qualifying 3. be a Florida resident for 12 pursuing postsecondary education. major each term; consecutive months before the Student loan programs, which allow 4. be enrolled full-time in an eligible beginning of the academic year; students to borrow low interest money major; and 4. meet state academic progress with no collateral and generally no co- 5. have a college cumulative GPA of at standards for renewal of FSAG; signer, are considered financial aid. least 3.0. 5. have a minimum 2.0 GPA; Most do not need to be repaid until the 6. meet Selective Service registration student graduates or drops to less than Teacher Education Assistance for requirements; half-time status. College and Higher Education 7. not have defaulted on or owe a Borrowing money for college is a (TEACH) Grant refund to a state or federal aid serious financial obligation. In addition program; The TEACH Grant was created by the to principal borrowed, interest is 8. to renew—have earned 12 credit hours College Cost Reduction and Access Act generally charged for use of funds. It's each semester FSAG was received the for students who plan careers as full-time important to remember when you previous academic year; teachers in high-need subject areas. The borrow money that it must eventually 9. have a family contribution less than grant provides up to $4,000 per year in be repaid. When signing a loan or equal to the amount required by grants for graduate and undergraduate promissory note, you make a legal and the Florida Office of Student studies; part-time students are eligible, ethical agreement. Legally, you will be Financial Assistance (OSFA); but the maximum grant will be reduced. required to sign the note promising to 10.meet College-Level Academic Skills The grant is also available for post- repay the loan. Ethically, you are Test (CLAST) requirements. baccalaureate teacher certification responsible to future borrowers, since To apply: coursework. If students do not fulfill all collections from old loans are a major program requirements, TEACH grants 1. See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. funding source for new loans. Consider must be repaid as Federal Direct 2. If you are eligible, OSFA will notify this commitment carefully when taking Unsubsidized Stafford Loans. Interest will you directly. out a loan, and consider how much you reasonably can repay. Read more accrue from the date of the original I. Douglas Turner Grant disbursement. about loans and debt management in These grants are awarded to students Chapter 2, Money Matters. To be eligible, you must: who show extreme financial need. UF 1. complete a FAFSA selects the recipients of this award. Federal Direct Loan Program 2. be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen Turner Grants are funded by UF. This The Federal Direct Loan Program 3. be enrolled in one of UF’s TEACH grant ranges in value from $100 to consists of the Federal Direct Subsidized Grant Eligible programs $5,000. Eligibility requirements are the Stafford Loan, the Federal Direct 4. meet specific academic achievement same as for FSEOG, with the exception Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, the Federal requirements that the student does not need to Direct PLUS Loan, the Federal Direct 5. complete TEACH Grant loan entrance receive a Federal Pell Grant to receive Graduate PLUS Loan, and the Federal and subsequent loan counseling these grants. Direct Consolidation Loan. The U.S. 20 • Gator Aid

Department of Education is the lender 2. Federal Direct Stafford Loan borrow up to the cost of education and, except for consolidation loans, Acceptance: Stafford borrowers must minus other financial aid. delivers loan proceeds through the accept each loan award before their These loans become payable at the date school. Loans are disbursed after classes funds can be released. Complete this of disbursement, unless deferred (see have begun. When it is time for requirement on ISIS. Under “Loan Deferment,” Chapter 2). For new repayment, you (or your parents) will “Financial Aid,” choose “Awards and borrowers, the program has a fixed send all loan payments to the federal Disbursements” for 2009-10. Students interest rate of 7.9%. A 4% origination loan servicer. can also reduce or cancel their fee is charged at disbursement. Stafford Loan here. Federal Direct Subsidized # 3. Master Promissory Notes (MPN): To be eligible: Stafford Loans Previous Federal Direct Stafford Loan 1. the borrower must be a parent or Subsidized Stafford Loans are need- borrowers should already have an eligible step-parent of a dependent based, federally subsidized loans that MPN on file. New borrowers who do undergraduate student; a graduate have repayment deferred until after you not have an MPN on file must go to student; or a professional student; graduate, withdraw, or enroll less than the Federal Direct Loan MPN Web 2. the student must be enrolled at least half time. Interest is paid by the federal site, http://dlenote.ed.gov to complete half-time; government until the end of the six one. 3. the student must maintain months grace period after you drop to satisfactory academic progress; less than half-time enrollment. For 4. the borrower and the student must information on deferment and # Federal Direct Unsubsidized not have defaulted on or owe a repayment, see “Loan Repayment, Stafford Loans refund to any previous aid program; Deferment, Cancellation, and Unsubsidized Stafford Loans are non-need- 5. parent borrowers and students must Forbearance Info” in Chapter 2. based loans for students who do not be U.S. citizens, nationals or qualify, in whole or in part, for subsidized Students may borrow the following permanent residents; and Stafford Loans. “Unsubsidized” means that amounts through the subsidized Stafford 6. borrowers must have no adverse the interest is not deferred while you are Program: first-year students may borrow credit history. in school. The interest rate is fixed at up to $3,500 per year, second-year 6.8% with a 1.5% origination fee. Because To apply: students up to $4,500, and third- to fifth- unsubsidized loans are not need-based, 1. Parent borrowers must complete a year students up to $5,500. The you may be able to borrow funds over Federal Direct PLUS Loan cumulative total undergraduate students and above your eligibility for subsidized Application at may borrow is $23,000. Graduate students Stafford Loans, either up to your cost of http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/pub/forms.ht may borrow $8,500 a year up to a $65,500 education minus other aid, or up to ml. cumulative total, minus what they Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford 2. First time graduate borrowers must borrowed as undergraduates. Loan limits, whichever is less. Note: To complete a Federal Direct Graduate For new loans made to undergraduate be eligible for an unsubsidized loan, you PLUS Loan Application at borrowers, this program has a fixed must have first applied for a Federal Pell http://www.my.ufl.edu. Under “My interest rate of 5.6%. For graduate Grant and a subsidized Stafford Loan. Campus Finances,” select “Entrance borrowers, this program has a fixed Counseling.” For unsubsidized Staffords, because the interest rate of 6.8%. All borrowers are 3. When the loan is processed, go to federal government does not pay the charged a 1.5% origination fee at http://dlenote.ed.gov to either interest while you are in school, you disbursement. For more information, go complete a Master Promissory Note or must pay all interest that accrues while to http://www.dlssonline.com. verify that one is already on file. you are in school, both during the grace To be eligible, you must: period and during any periods of To receive funds: 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or authorized deferment. You will have the 1. See “Receiving Your Financial Aid” in permanent resident following options: (1) making monthly or Chapter 2. quarterly payments to the federal loan 2. be enrolled at least half-time 2. Once classes have begun, Federal servicer, or (2) you and the federal loan 3. show financial need on your FAFSA requirements have been completed, servicer may agree to add the interest to need analysis report and UF has verified that the student the principal of your loan—capitalization. 4. not have defaulted on or owe a is enrolled at least half-time, UF The disadvantage of capitalizing interest refund to any previous aid program issues these checks to the borrower. 5. maintain satisfactory academic is that you pay more interest over the progress life of the loan because you are also # Federal Direct Consolidation 6. petition for eligibility, if a post- paying interest on the accrued interest. Loan Program baccalaureate student. See Chapter 2 for information on Students who borrow from more than capitalization of interest. one loan program may want to consider To apply: consolidation of their loans when it See “How to Apply” in Chapter 1. Application and disbursement information are the same as for comes time for repayment. See Chapter Requirements for Disbursement: subsidized Stafford Loans. 2 for more information. 1. First-Time Borrower Entrance Federal Perkins Loan Counseling: First-time Federal Direct # Federal Direct PLUS # Stafford Loan borrowers must Through the Federal Direct PLUS The Federal Perkins Loan is a complete Entrance Counseling before Loan and Federal Direct Graduate PLUS federally funded, long-term, low-interest their loan funds can be disbursed to Loan programs, parents of dependent loan with repayment deferred until them. Complete entrance counseling undergraduate students, as well as after you graduate, withdraw, or drop to by going to http://www.dl.ed.gov. graduate and professional students, may less than half-time enrollment. Student SFA Administered Aid • 21

Financial Affairs selects recipients and 4. Complete the federal Perkins Loan # UF Emergency Short-Term determines loan amounts based on Disclosure/Acceptance process. Perkins Loans greatest financial need as determined Loan “disclosures” are completed on ISIS Short-Term Loans (STL) are available to from students' FAFSA. To be considered under “Financial Aid” under “Aid students enrolled at least half-time to for this program, apply as soon as Status.” Federal Perkins Loan help meet temporary, emergency possible after January 1. Acceptance is done on ISIS under financial needs related to educational Undergraduate students may borrow up “Financial Aid” under “Awards and expenses. Registered students with valid to $4,000 an academic year, up to a Disbursements.” For more repayment sources may borrow up to total of $27,500 toward an information, contact University $1,000, if tuition is paid or deferred, or undergraduate degree through the Financial Services in S-113 Criser the amount of their in-state tuition. Hall. Federal Perkins Loan program. Graduate Major Short-Term Loan funds include: students may borrow up to $6,000 a # UF Long-Term Loans Claude S. Ginn Memorial Educational; year up to a total of $40,000, including UF long-term loans are available to Edward J. Triay Jr. Memorial; B. A. both undergraduate and graduate loans. full-time students. Funds are donated Tolbert Memorial; Exxon Loans; Repayment is made in equal by many private donors and Sarafem Dervech Loans; and Dean R.C. installments, beginning nine months administered by UF. The amount and Beaty Memorial funds. after you withdraw, graduate, or drop to type of loans a student receives will below half-time status. The minimum Interest is computed monthly at the vary according to their financial need repayment amount is $40 a month, rate of 1% on the unpaid balance from as determined from their FAFSA or and 5% interest is charged on the the date the loan is disbursed. A Renewal FAFSA. unpaid balance. See “Loan Repayment, minimum of one month's interest will Deferment, Cancellation, and Interest on UF loans ranges from 4 to 9% be charged if the loan is paid in full Forbearance Info” in Chapter 2. a year, depending on the loan fund, and within 30 days. Short-Term Loans must begins accruing upon repayment. be repaid, either when the repayment The maximum time for repayment is ten Repayment begins six months after source is received or by the first day of years, not including deferred payment graduation or dropping to less than the last month in the semester in time. Provisions are made for deferment or half-time enrollment. Repayment which the loan is taken out, whichever cancellation of loan repayment under schedules are handled individually comes first. Payment may be made at specific circumstances. See “Loan with a recommended minimum of $20 a University Financial Services in S-108 Repayment, Deferment, Cancellation, and month. These loans require an endorser Criser Hall at any time before the due Forbearance Info” in Chapter 2. over 18 years old who is not a student or date. To be eligible, you must: student spouse. Parents are preferred. You See Chapter 2 for disbursement 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent have ten years for repayment. If you enter information. resident; active military service, you may defer To be eligible, you must: 2. show need on your FAFSA need repayment for the period of your original analysis report; 1. be enrolled at least half-time as an enlistment or compulsory service in the undergraduate or graduate student; 3. maintain satisfactory academic progress; armed forces. 4. not be in default on or owe a refund to 2. have a valid repayment source; and Major UF Long-Term Loan funds include: any previous aid program; and 3. have no “flags” or credit holds. Student Aid for Education (SAFE); Meril 5. be enrolled at least half-time. To apply: S. Beers; Hart R. Stringfellow; Cora B. 1. See an adviser at Student Financial To apply: Pilling; Arthur L. Wallace; John G. and See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. Affairs in S-107 Criser Hall to Fannie F. Ruge Memorial funds. complete an application. To receive funds: To be eligible for UF Long-Term Loans, 2. Approved STL awards are normally 1. See “Receiving Your Financial Aid” in you must: disbursed within 48 hours after Chapter 2. 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or submitting the application. 2. First-time Federal Perkins Loan permanent resident; borrowers must complete Entrance 2. show need on your FAFSA need REPAYMENT OF LOANS Counseling before their loans can be analysis report; When you graduate or leave school, if disbursed. Before the start of classes, 3. maintain satisfactory academic progress you have taken out any student loans, University Financial Services (UFS) 4. not have defaulted on, or owe a you are required to have an Exit will mail instructions on how to refund to, any previous aid program; Counseling session with University complete online Entrance 5. be enrolled half-time. Financial Services (UFS) at S-108 Criser. Counseling. For more information, Exit Counseling is conducted through To apply: call UFS at (352) 392-0737. See my.UFL under “My Campus Finances,” See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. “Disbursement” in Chapter 2, or go to select “Loan Exit Counseling.” http://fa.ufl.edu/ufs/disbursements/lo To receive funds: Educational loans awarded by UF an-counseling.asp. 1. See “Receiving Your Financial Aid” in (Federal Perkins Loans and UF Chapter 2. 3. First-time Federal Perkins Loan Institutional Loans, such as SAFE 2. Borrowers with UF long-term loans borrowers must complete an online Loans) may be repaid in equal or will receive a promissory note by Federal Perkins Master Promissory Note graduated installments. The minimum mail from University Financial (MPN) to receive their loans. UFS mails monthly repayment for Federal Perkins Services in S-108 Criser Hall. These borrowers instructions on how to sign Loans is $40. The university may promissory notes must be signed and the online MPN. require a minimum repayment for returned to S-108 Criser before the institutional loans of $30 a month. loans can be disbursed. 22 • Gator Aid

Federal Direct Loan Repayment Four repayment plans are available under the Direct Consolidation Loan How To Find & Apply for a Job Program. Direct PLUS borrowers are eligible for all except the Income 1. Start Early—Jobs are available throughout the year, but the best time to Contingent Repayment Plan. In find one is at the beginning of semesters. addition to an income contingent repayment plan, the following repayment 2. Check for Jobs plans will be available to Direct Loan On-Campus Jobs: Go to http://jobs.ufl.edu. borrowers who enter repayment on their •Federal Work-Study (FWS) FWS is a federally funded, need-based stu- loans on or after July 1, 2006: dent work program (including Federal Community Service) awarded by SFA. • A standard repayment plan has fixed •Other Personnel Services (OPS) OPS employment, an institutionally/ monthly payments for a maximum of state-funded program, is not based on need. Application is open year-round. ten years. • A graduated repayment plan has Off-Campus Jobs (non-UF employment): Go to monthly payments that begin lower and http://www.crc.ufl.edu/Employer/jobposting.php. increase every two years; the loan must At Specific Departments: Check for open positions in your department or other be repaid in ten years. areas that interest you. • The extended repayment plan sets fixed or graduated monthly payments 3. Federal Work-Study students are required to obtain a UF Work Permit to over a period of time not more than 25 work on campus. The UF Work Permit indicates the amount of money a years. Extended repayment plans are student is allowed to earn for the academic year. available only to borrowers on or after October 7, 1998, who have an Student Employment Office outstanding Direct Loan balance of S-107 Criser Hall, (352) 392-0296 more than $30,000. Hours: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday • In the Income Contingent Repayment (ICR) Plan, your monthly payment is adjusted each year based on your annual income (and spouse’s if married), family size, and total amount for your Direct Loans. After 25 years, any unpaid amount is forgiven (not available to Direct PLUS borrowers). employs students part-time. These jobs Federal Community Service offer students work related to their For more on repayment, see “Loan The FWS program includes Federal skills, academic or career fields, and Community Service (FCS) and also the Consolidation,” “Capitalization of experiences or interests. Job duties Interest,” and “Loan Repayment, “America Reads” program. FCS allows range from those demanding special students to work off-campus with various Deferment, Cancellation, and research skills to those demanding only Forbearance Info” in Chapter 2. community agencies dedicated to the willingness to work. improving community living, especially STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Jobs are available through two programs: for low-income individuals. All Federal Work-Study (FWS) and Other requirements for FWS apply to FCS. The Student Employment Office in S-107 Personnel Services (OPS). Students can “America Reads” is a tutoring program Criser Hall helps enrolled students find access available jobs by going to promoted by the federal government to part-time employment through various http://jobs.ufl.edu. help elementary school students improve job programs. Employment enables their reading skills. In addition to students to cover part of their expenses applying for financial aid through SFA while attending school. Studies show that Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program/Federal Community (see “How to Apply” in Chapter I), work has positive effects on students’ students interested in “America Reads” Service overall academic achievements. Job should contact the College of Education opportunities exist for all students The purpose of FWS is to provide students Program Coordinator, (352) 392-9191 ext. whether or not they are eligible for with part-time employment to help meet 253. financial aid. college costs and, if possible, provide work Earnings through FWS vary with the Employment should not interfere with experience in a related field. FWS is federally funded and need-based. Your nature of the job, your skills, and the students’ educational goals. A normal hours you can work. Salaries start at workweek is 10 to 20 hours, and 20 eligibility is determined from information FAFSA minimum wage and range upward hours per week is the maximum students you provide on your . To be eligible, you must show need on your according to skills and experience. Most may work on campus. Students and students work 10 to 20 hours a week. employers generally cooperate on the federal need analysis report. The number of hours you may work will depend upon Employers usually prefer students to hours to be worked, and most jobs allow work three or more consecutive hours students to arrange their schedules around your financial need. If FWS is part of your financial aid, you must print a UF Work depending on their class schedules. To their classes. Students are not permitted to retain FICA exempt status, students work during scheduled classes or exams. Permit from ISIS. Under “Awards & Disbursements,” choose “Print Work must enroll for six credit hours and Almost every department at UF Permit.” work no more than 20 hours a week. SFA Administered Aid • 23

To be eligible, you must: Career Resource Center For complete information, go to 1. be a U.S. citizen, national, or The following work programs are administered http://www.crc.ufl.edu/experiential/int permanent resident; by the Career Resource Center at the Reitz ern/intern.php; or call the Internship 2. show need on your FAFSA need Union. For more information, contact the Office at (352) 392-1601. analysis report; Career Resource Center, First Floor Reitz Externships 3. maintain satisfactory academic progress Union, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL An externship is an employer shadowing (2.0 GPA); 32611. experience that typically lasts from a few 4. be enrolled at least half-time as an hours to one week. Externships provide undergraduate or graduate student; Cooperative Education students with the opportunity to observe 5. not have defaulted on or owe a refund The Cooperative (Co-op) Education professionals and learn about possible to any aid program; and Program combines actual paid work careers in that field. This is a great option 6. postbaccalaureate students must experience with students’ academic for students of any academic year who are petition for eligibility. curriculums. This program is career oriented—its primary purpose is unsure of their major or career goals and To apply: want to "test" a career without a semester- 1. See "How to Apply" in Chapter 1. professional training rather than financial assistance. Co-op experience is long (or longer) commitment to a 2. If FWS is part of your financial aid, you company, or who want to start must print a UF Work Permit from available in areas such as business, industry, and government. networking with professionals in that ISIS. Under “Awards & Disbursements,” industry. choose “Print Work Permit.” A UF To qualify for Co-op, you must have Work Permit is not required for OPS completed your freshman year with at For complete information, go to jobs. least a 2.0 average. Co-op salaries vary, http://www.crc.ufl.edu/experiential/exter 3. Student Employment job lists are but students earn enough to allow them n/extern.php. available online. For information on to pay immediate living expenses and jobs and how to apply, go to often to supplement college expenses. http://jobs.ufl.edu. Two work formats are available: 1. The alternating plan allows you to Other Personnel Services (OPS) work full-time every other semester. For OPS is state-funded and is not based on example, you may work fall semester, need. To be eligible, students employed attend the university spring semester, by UF must have at least a 2.0 GPA and and work summer session. Most UF be enrolled for at least six credit hours Co-op students follow this plan. per semester. Average earnings are 2. Students work a minimum of 20 generally the same as for work-study hours per week within commutable jobs. The total hours students can work distance of the Gainesville area, and the amount earned will depend while continuing to attend class. To upon the hiring department’s budget complete the program, six semesters and need. Students must report OPS of parallel experience are required income on their aid applications the for undergraduate engineering following year. A UF work permit is not students, and four are required for required for OPS jobs. To apply, see undergraduate students in non- “How to Find a Job,” above. engineering majors and graduate students. The parallel plan allows Off-Campus Employment you to work and attend classes at the Off-campus jobs do not require students same time. to demonstrate financial need. Check the For more information, go to Career Resource Center job postings at http://www.crc.ufl.edu/Experiential/Co http://www.crc.ufl.edu/Employer/jobpos op/coop.php or call the Co-op Office at ting.php. Wages will vary depending (352) 392-1601. upon the job and the employer. Internships Veteran Affairs (VA) Internships are professional, off-campus Work-Study work experiences that assist students in On- and off-campus jobs are available acquiring experience and skills that for enrolled veterans of the U.S. armed help make them competitive in today's services. For complete eligibility and job market. application information, check with the Internships are usually for one semester, UF Veterans Affairs Support Services which makes them ideal for students Office, 222 Criser Hall, PO Box 114000, unable to meet Co-op work-semester Gainesville FL, 32611-4000, Phone: requirements. Part-time positions are (352) 392-1374, ext. 7413. Online available locally. Internship experience program information is available at is available to most majors, can be paid http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/va. or unpaid, and may be available for academic credit based on departmental Work-Study job listings are available approval. online (see “How to Find a Job,” above). Academic scholarships are available through departments and offices other than SFA and through individual colleges and schools at UF. For instance, the UF Admissions Office awards academic scholarships to qualified incoming freshmen and transfer students, Study Abroad Services administers financial assistance to enrolled students matriculating abroad, and the Division of Student Affairs offers a number of merit-based scholarships and awards.

hen reading this chapter, please Burnett Merit Scholarship; Bernard F. (352) 392-1365 keep in mind that if you apply for Masseria Scholarship/Fellowship Fund; Recipients are selected from admitted aidW through SFA, SFA takes your academic Col. Walter E. Barker Merit Scholarship; freshman based on scholastic achievement scholarship awards Thomas C. Chubb Merit Scholarship accomplishment and academic potential. (including tuition fee waivers and Fund; Daniel Leroy Claville Jr. Consideration is given to students with reductions) into consideration and counts Scholarship Fund; Irving and Elna potential to contribute to the campus them as part of your official aid package. Kallman Scholarship Fund; Roger community and realize a particular Long/W. J. and A. C. Wise Scholarship benefit from a UF undergraduate degree. Admissions Office Fund; Wilma D. Meyer Scholarship No separate scholarship application is The Admissions Office awards academic Fund; Arthur W. Pugsley Memorial required. The Presidential Scholarship scholarships to incoming freshmen and Fund; Richard Fay Warner Scholarship Program is a tiered program with transfer students based on academic Fund; and the Ted Wysocki Scholarship different award levels. ability and achievement. To be considered, Fund. students must have a complete admission Academic Affairs application (completed application, high For information about these scholarship The UF Foundation Website, school transcript, test scores, and funds, go to the University of Florida http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/sch application fee) on file with the Foundation Endowed Scholarship and olarshiplisting.asp, has descriptions of Admissions Office by the deadline. The Fellowship Web site, the following endowed scholarships and address is S-201 Criser Hall, P. O. Box http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/Na fellowships: 114000, Gainesville, FL 32611-4000. The tionalMeritScholars.asp. Alfred T. Airth General Scholarship Fund; telephone number is (352) 392-1365. Alumni Graduate Fellowships Fund; Jim National Achievement Scholars Anderson Memorial Fund; Jerome Bain National Merit Finalist Contact: Rebecca Ramsay, Office of Scholarship Fund; Col. Walter E. Barker Scholarships (NMSP) Admissions, 201 Criser Hall, P. O. Box Merit Scholarship; Haydon Burns Contact: Rebecca Ramsay, Office of 114000, Gainesville, FL 32611-4000; Scholarship Fund; Fitzhugh and Essie Admissions, 201 Criser Hall, P. O. Box (352) 392-1365 Carter Scholarship; Thomas C. Chubb 114000, Gainesville, FL 32611-4000; To qualify, students must take the Merit Scholarship Fund; Daniel Leroy (352) 392-1365 PSAT/NMSQT during their junior year Claville, Jr., Scholarship Fund; Grace To qualify, students must take the of high school. Qualifying students who Hausch and John M. Hausch Memorial PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic advance from semifinalist standing to Fund; John B. and Emily J. Higdon Aptitude Test/National Merit finalist standing must also be identified Fellowship Fund; Irving and Elna Kallman Scholarship Qualifying Test) during their as a SCHOLAR FINALIST by the Scholarship Fund; Marty Karle junior year of high school. Recipients National Merit Corporation. These Scholarship Fund; L. Gale Lemerand must be National Merit Finalists who students will appear on our final roster Scholarship Fund; Roger Long/W. J. and name UF as their “college of first choice” from NMC. A. C. Wise Scholarship Fund; Bernard F. with the National Merit Corporation. Presidential Scholarships Masseria Scholarship/Fellowship Fund; The following donors provide funds for Contact: Rebecca Ramsay, Office of Alfred A. McKethan Scholarship; Wilma NMSP through the UF Foundation: Admissions, 201 Criser Hall, P. O. Box D. Meyer Scholarship Fund; Alyce Norine Jerome Bain Scholarship Fund; A. H. 114000, Gainesville, FL 32611-4000; Haines Fellowship Fund; Charley Pell 24 Other Academic Scholarships • 25

Memorial Scholarship Fund; Arthur W. Cheryl Ziegert Memorial Scholarship For further information, see the UF Pugsley Memorial Fund; Albert G. Raybun Fund Foundation Web site, Scholarship Fund; Deb Richard Eligibility: female students with http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Foundation Scholarship; Frank and Doris learning disabilities; enrollment with rshiplisting.asp, under General University S. Richter Memorial Scholarship Fund; Dr. minimum credit hours in a degree- Scholarships. Greta Andron Smolowe Scholarship; granting program; minimum 2.0 Sherwood L. Stokes–Environmental and undergraduate/professional GPA; for Samuel P. Harn Museum Water Quality Scholarships; Richard Fay criteria and information, visit of Art Warner Scholarship Fund; A. F. http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships. Contact: Allysa Browne, Bishop Study Wentworth Honors Scholarship; Sara H. Deadline: October 15 each year Center Manager/Intern and Volunteer Woodruff Foundation Graduate Value: based on available funds Coordinator, Harn Museum of Art, P. O. Fellowships; Ted Wysocki Scholarship Box 112700, Gainesville, FL 32611; (352) Fund; and the Sue K. Young Scholarship. Florida Museum of 392-9826 Natural History Complete application information for Tuition Exchange Program the following internships is available at R. Jerry Britt Jr. Paleobiology Contact: Robin Bielling, Office of the http://www.harn.ufl.edu/workwithus. Scholarship Deadlines: Harn Museum internships Provost, 238 Tigert Hall, P. O. Box 113175, Submit applications to Roger W. Portell, Gainesville, FL 32611-3175; (352) 392-4792 are available on an ongoing basis with Division of Invertebrate Paleontology, two yearly application deadlines and Through Tuition Exchange, employee Florida Museum of Natural History, UF. dependents attend colleges and universities selection periods: spring term October 1; Eligibility: advanced UF undergraduate summer and fall terms March 1. other than their home institution. UF or graduate students who demonstrate waives in-state and out-of-state fees for a outstanding academic achievement and Marshall Criser Internship limited number of children of employees are conducting paleobiologic research Eligibility: students selected to at participating institutions. Students must (especially field studies) in association with participate in the internship program at meet all UF admissions requirements. The the Florida Museum of Natural History. See the Harn Museum; strong writing, number of awards available depends on the Web site, http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu research, and critical thinking skills; the number of UF employee dependents /invertpaleo/grants.htm. writing sample required. accepted by other participating institutions Value: $2,500 fall and spring semesters and the availability of funds. Application Miss Lucy Dickinson Scholarship in and a list of participating institutions are Vertebrate Paleontology Dixie Neilson Museum Studies available at Apply to the graduate program of an Registration Internship http://www.aa.ufl.edu/aa/provost/tep. appropriate UF department (e.g., zoology, Eligibility: students selected to geology, anthropology, or wildlife). Mail a participate in the internship program in Athletic Scholarships copy of the application cover and a letter of Registration Department at the Harn Students (or their high school coach) intent to: Miss Lucy Dickinson Scholarship Museum interested in athletic scholarships should in Vertebrate Paleontology, Florida Museum Value: $1,250 one semester per year contact the coaches of the sports in which of Natural History, P.O. Box 117800, E. Robert Langley Internship they are interested. Students should call Gainesville, Florida 32611-7800. Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate (352) 375-4683 or write the University Eligibility: first-year graduate students students enrolled full-time in the UF Athletic Association, P. O. Box 14485, pursuing a doctoral degree in vertebrate School of Art & Art History can apply; University of Florida, Gainesville, FL paleontology associated with the Florida available spring and summer terms; if a 32604-2485, for coaches’ names, addresses, Museum of Natural History; see the project warrants, a student may be eligible and phone numbers. Intercollegiate Museum Web site, for funding for two consecutive terms. athletic endowment funds are listed at the http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/vertpaleo/fell Value: spring, $2,000 for the 16-week UF Foundation Web site at owship.htm term; summer, $1,500 for the 10-week term http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/sch or the UF Foundation Web site, olarshiplisting.asp. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/sch Housing and Residence olarshiplisting.asp. Dean of Students Office Education, Department of Contact: Sylvia Parker, 202 Peabody General University Contact: Norbert W. Dunkel, Director of Hall, (352) 392-1261ext. 212; Scholarship Endowments Housing and Residence Education, http://www.dso.ufl.edu P. O. Box 112100, Gainesville, FL The following endowments support UF 32611-2100; (352) 392-2161 University Women’s Club student scholarships: Paul G. and Randall J. Bodner and Gary W. Scholarships Harriette C. Franklin Merit Scholarship; Faircloth Scholarship Fund Eligibility: for information on this James W. Kynes Memorial Scholarship endowed scholarship fund, go to the UF For information on this endowed Fund; Madelyn M. Lockhart Graduate scholarship fund, contact the Department Foundation Web site, Fellowship; Cynthia A. Melnick http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ of Housing and Residence Education or Endowment; Kathleen and James visit the UF Foundation Web site, WomensClub.asp. Pellicane Fellowship; Christopher M. Application: by February 24 at 4:30 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/sch Squitieri Scholarship Fund. The Jon L. olarshiplisting.asp. p.m; applications can be obtained from and Beverly A. Thompson Endowment DSO or from the DSO Web site at Eligibility: active members of the UF Inter- supports the Florida Opportunity Residence Hall Association (IRHA); full-time http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships/uwc Scholarships program at UF. Value: $1,000 students in good standing; high academic success (minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA); 26 • Gator Aid

must be directly involved in residence evidence of efficiency, creativity, and ef- Josephine A. West Memorial Service hall activities and area/hall government. fectiveness in the execution of one’s du- Scholarship Application: a committee of the ties; demonstrate academic excellence Eligibility: undergraduate female Department of Housing and Residence and a minimum of 3.0 overall GPA; only students; full-time student with a Education professional staff and Inter- accomplishments achieved at UF will be minimum GPA of 3.0, service provided Residence Hall Association considered. to the university and to fellow students, representatives will select the recipient. Value: $300 academic excellence, service to others, Value: $500 and a love of learning. Southern Scholarship Application deadline: November 15 Cathie Ponikvar/NRHH Award Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduates residing in an Foundation on-campus residence hall who exhibit Contact: Teresa Turner, Director of Student Health Care Center strong leadership and maintain the best Student Affairs—Southern Scholarship Contact: One Fletcher Drive, P. O. Box academic record possible; must be a Foundation Inc., P.O. Box 14406, 117500, Gainesville, FL 32611-7500; continuing student and be enrolled the Gainesville, FL 32604; (352) 337-1282 http://shcc.ufl.edu following fall term. Awards will be made The Foundation offers 134 rent-free when funds reach the specified housing scholarships valued at $5,000 Gareth Kerr Memorial Scholarship endowment level. annually for outstanding scholars who Contact: Lica Gilley, (352) 392-1161, need financial assistance to attend x4220 McNair Scholars Program college. Applicants must be full-time This award was created by SHCC in Contact: UF McNair Scholars Program, students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, memory of Gareth Kerr, a UF senior P.O. Box 115500, 115 Grinter Hall, financial need (must complete a FAFSA), engineering student who passed away in University of Florida good character, a desire to work for a April 2006, to honor one UF student Gainesville, FL 32611-5500; college education, and be willing to who has demonstrated interest, http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu/mcnair share the responsibilities of living commitment, and passion for the health The Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate cooperatively in a scholarship house and well being of fellow students and/or Achievement Program is designed to with other students. Strong the UF community at large. encourage undergraduates to pursue recommendations are required. Eligibility: full-time UF enrollment; 3.0 doctoral degrees. The Foundation has scholarship houses or above GPA; contact SHCC for more Eligibility: UF juniors or seniors (must for both men and women located near information. have three semesters remaining before the UF campus. For a tour or to schedule Deadline: March 9, by 4 p.m. graduation); a 3.0 or higher cumulative an interview, please call the Gainesville Study Abroad Services GPA; low-income and first-generation office at (352) 337-1282. Applications are college students or a member of a group available from the Foundation or may University of Florida International that is underrepresented and intends to be downloaded from Center, 170 HUB, P. O. Box 113225, pursue a Ph.D. after graduation; http://www.southernscholarship.org. Gainesville, FL 32611-3225; eligibility criteria set by the U.S. Application: applications are accepted http://www.abroad.ufic.ufl.edu. Department of Education; for more year round for fall and spring openings. The following awards are available to information, please contact UF McNair students who: Scholar's office. Student Affairs, Office of 1. are at least 18 years old by the start of Application deadline: January 31 Vice President the program of choice Value: $2,900 research stipend to be 2. are a U.S. citizen or legal permanent used for research expenses Contact: Jeanna Mastrodicasa, Office of resident the Vice President for Student Affairs, 3. completed an online Study Abroad J. Wayne Reitz Union 155 Tigert Hall, University of Florida, Scholarship Application (available at Gainesville, FL 32611-3250. http://www.abroad.ufic.ufl.edu Billy Matthews Endowed 4. provide a statement of purpose essay, Scholarship Fund J. Wayne Reitz Undergraduate a statement of financial need, and an Contact: Union Director's Office, Scholars Program unofficial UF transcript 101 JWRU; (352) 392-1643 The Reitz Scholars Program recognizes 5. have a minimum 3.0 GPA (some Eligibility: outstanding undergraduate outstanding leadership and service in UF scholarships require higher). students who are employees of the Reitz undergraduates. Each scholarship may have additional Union; must have financial need, and at Eligibility: full-time UF students who criteria or restrictions. least one credit hour of business ethics have completed at least a semester of Application Deadlines: February 5 for and documented community service; see undergraduate work; a 3.0 UF grade summer; March 2 for fall and academic the UF Foundation Web site, point average; show leadership and year, and September 15 for spring http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/Scho community service at UF through programs. larshipInfo.asp?ScholarshipFund=007261. student organizations, academic honoraries, and other organizations; Semester & Academic Year William G. Cross Award for demonstrate a high standard of ethical Scholarships Outstanding Leadership behavior. Daniel Sinclair Bredahl Scholarship for Contact: Union Director's Office, Application deadline: late spring Academic Year; Daniel Sinclair Bredahl 101 JWRU; (352) 392-1643 Value: $2,000; renewal is possible Semester Scholarship; Daniel Sinclair Eligibility: demonstrate leadership to Bredahl Semester Scholarship/College of UF through outstanding performance as Liberal Arts and Sciences; Daniel Sinclair a club or organization officer and show Other Academic Scholarships • 27

Bredahl/International Center Semester To find the correct adviser for the •Department of Homeland Security Scholarship; College of Liberal Arts and scholarship that interests you, go to Fellowship, http://www.orau.gov/dhsed Sciences Scholarship; Keith R. Legg http://www.honors.ufl.edu/staff.html. •Jacob Javits Fellowship Program, Academic Year Scholarship. The Awards Division of UF’s University http://www.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits Honors Program serves as a source of •James Madison Memorial Fellowship Summer Scholarships information for any UF student Foundation, http://www.jamesmadison.com International Center Summer Study considering applying to one or more of •Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Studies, Abroad Scholarship; International these nationally recognized awards. The http://www.woodrow.org/mellon Center Summer Study Abroad Merit fellowships require an extensive period • National Institute of Health Scholarship, Scholarship; Irene Phillips Alliance of preparation before a student will be http://ugsp.nih.gov Scholarship for Summer Study Abroad; able to submit an application, so •Thomas R. Pickering Scholarship, UF Honors Summer Study Abroad students should contact the appropriate http://www.woodrow.org/public- policy/undergraduate.php Scholarship; Scarborough Scholarship for awards adviser far in advance of the •Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship, Summer Study Abroad. campus deadline for both domestic and http://www.scoville.org Spring Scholarships overseas fellowships. You do not have •Simon Fellowship for Noble Purpose, Daniel S. Bredahl Spring Semester to have been a member of the http://www.isi.org/programs/fellowships/si Scholarship; UF International Center Honors Program to apply. For more mon.html Spring Semester Study Abroad information go to •Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Scholarship; Alliance Scholar-Irene http://www.honors.ufl.edu/scholarships. Americans, http://www.pdsoros.org Phillips Award Semester Scholarship; html. •Harry Truman Scholarship Foundation, http://www.truman.gov Marco Souer Academic Year in Utrecht John V. Lombardi Scholarship Scholarship. •Morris Udall Scholarship Foundation, Program http://www.udall.gov UF Gator Club Scholarships Contact: Mr. John Denny, University of •National Science Fellowships, Florida, P. O. Box 113260 Gainesville, FL http://www.nsf.gov/funding Contact: Star Sawyer, UF Alumni 32611-3260, (352) 392-1519; Association, 1938 W. University Avenue, http://www.honors.ufl.edu/lombardi\ Overseas Scholarships: P. O. Box 14425, Gainesville, FL 32604; The Lombardi Scholarship recognizes http://www.honors.ufl.edu/overseas.html (888) 352-5866 outstanding students who rank at or very •American-Scandinavian Foundation Gator Clubs® exist under the umbrella near the top of their class. Criteria Fellowship, of the University of Florida Alumni include exceptional academic http://www.amscan.org/fellowship.html Association for the benefit of UF, its achievement with demonstrated •Churchill Scholarship Program of the U.S. alumni, parents, friends, and students. leadership abilities and extensive extra http://www.winstonchurchillfoundation.org With its many locations and diversity, curricular activities. Lombardi Scholars •Fulbright Program, Gator Clubs® serve to sponsor receive $2,700 each fall and spring for http://www.fulbrightonline.org education and professional seminars, eight to ten semesters, depending upon •Freeman-Asia, provide scholarship opportunities, host the major; four summer enrichment http://www.iie.org/programs/Freeman-ASIA •Gates-Cambridge Scholarship, social and athletic functions, design programs, which include two community service projects, and foster http://www.gatesscholar.org international study trips; leadership •Marshall Scholarships, young alumni programming. training and a community service retreat http://www.marshallscholarship.org Membership in Gator Clubs® is open to are also funded. Applications and •Mitchell Scholarships, all alumni, parents, friends, and students nomination forms are available on the http://www.us-irelandalliance.org of the university. abovementioned Web site. Bright Futures •National Security Education, Program will cover tuition. Each Florida http://www.iie.org/programs/nsep The UF Alumni Association-chartered high school may nominate one student •Rotary International, Gator Clubs® sponsor scholarships for for this award. A completed application http://www.rotary.org students attending UF from all over must be postmarked by February •Rhodes Scholarship, Florida, as well as from many other parts http://www.rhodesscholar.org of the country. Gator Club® Domestic Fellowships: P. K. Yonge Laboratory scholarships are awarded based upon http://www.honors.ufl.edu/domestic.html criteria established by each Gator School Club®, including, but not limited to •Barry Goldwater Scholarship Foundation, academic merit, school involvement, and http://www.act.org/goldwater Lieutenant Randy Norris Jr. community involvement. Go to •Beinecke Scholarship Program, Endowed Scholarship Fund http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ http://www.beineckescholarship.org Contact: Director of the P. K. Yonge GatorClubs.asp for information on the •Carnegie Endowment for International Laboratory School, Dr. Fran Vandiver Gator Club® scholarships. Contact the Peace, http://www.carnegieendowment.org/ Available to graduates of P. K. Yonge about/index.cfm?fa=jrFellows Gator Club® in your area for more Laboratory School, preferably a student •Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, seeking a career in law enforcement or a information. http://www.jackkentcookefoundation.org student enrolling in the College of University Honors Program •DAAD German Academic Exchange Education. For more information, see the Contact: Regan Garner, Honors Program, Scholarship, http://www.daad.org/?p=47220 UF Foundation Web site under the 118 Hume Hall, University of Florida, •Gilman International Scholarship, College of Education at Gainesville, FL 32611 http://www.iie.org/gilman http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/Schol •Hertz Foundation’s Graduate Fellowship, arshipListing.asp. http://www.hertzfndn.org The Florida Department of Education offers various student financial assistance programs which are administered by the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) in Tallahassee. This chapter includes descriptions of State of Florida scholarship programs.

Florida Department of education for a minimum of 12 equitably through all geographic consecutive months before the first day regions in Florida. Education Aid Programs of class of the academic term for which Eligibility: To be considered, students pplications for and information about funds are requested. Whether an must submit a completed, error free these and other programs offered by individual meets residency Florida Financial Aid Application by April Athe Florida Department of Education requirements is determined by the 15th. High schools may nominate one (FDOE) can be obtained from high school postsecondary institution at which he student per high school by May 15. guidance offices and from the Florida or she enrolls. Applicants with Nominated applicants are ranked and Department of Education, questions about residency status should awarded by the FDOE according to http://www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org; contact the University of Florida available funding. State Programs Toll Free Customer Service Admissions Office. Value: Determined annually by USDOE Line: 1-888- 827-2004. You may e-mail the 2. Students may not owe a repayment Scholarships for Children and under any state or federal grant, loan, Office of Student Financial Assistance at Spouses of Deceased or [email protected]. or scholarship programs, unless satisfactory arrangements to repay have Disabled Veterans and The OSFA Web site includes complete been made. Service Members eligibility requirements, application 3. Students may not be in default on any The State of Florida provides procedures, award amounts, and federal Title IV or state student loan scholarships for dependent children and renewal requirements. Partial program, unless satisfactory unmarried spouses of Florida veterans descriptions for some of these state arrangements to repay have been made. or service members who died as a result programs are provided below. Apply for OSFA scholarships by of service-connected injuries, diseases, or •Scholarships for Children and Spouses of completing the Florida Financial Aid disabilities sustained while on active Deceased or Disabled Veterans and Service Application online at duty or have been verified by the Members http://www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs •Critical Teacher Shortage Student Loan or by submitting a paper application as having service-connected 100% total Forgiveness Program available through your high school and permanent disabilities. The Florida •Critical Teacher Shortage Tuition guidance counselor. Some programs listed Department of Veterans' Affairs will Reimbursement Program here also require completion of the Free certify the official status of veterans or •Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Application for Federal Student Aid service members. Program (FAFSA). The FAFSA is available online at Application: Applicants must submit a •Florida Student Assistance Grant Program http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. completed Florida Financial Aid • José Martí Scholarship Challenge Grant Robert C. Byrd Honors Application and ensure that the Florida • Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Scholarships Program Department of Veterans' Affairs certifies Program the applicant's eligibility by April 1. • Rosewood Family Scholarship Program The Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Value: Cost of tuition and fees for two • Ethics in Business Scholarship Program Program is administered by the Florida semesters; up to 132 credit hours or Department of Education and funded completion of an undergraduate degree General eligibility requirements for all by the U.S. Department of Education at an eligible public postsecondary programs are as follows: (USDOE). It provides scholarships to institution. 1. Students must meet Florida residency outstanding high school seniors who requirements for receipt of state student show promise of continued academic financial aid by maintaining residency achievement. Awards are distributed in Florida for purposes other than 28 State Student Aid Programs • 29

Florida Bright Futures Education in time to be processed by May than 18 upper-division education Scholarship Program 15. Students must also provide credits. Recipients must maintain a 2.5 documentation of ancestry to OSFA by GPA each semester while in the The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship April 1. scholarship program, and teach one year Program provides scholarships based on Value: Tuition and fees for 15 semester in a Florida public school for each year high school academic achievement. It hours of undergraduate study, not to the student receives the scholarship. has three award levels: the Florida exceed $4,000, or the amount Deadline: Fall, July 1; Spring, November 15 Academic Scholars Award, Florida established in the General Value: $4,000 annually for three Medallion Scholars Award, and Florida Appropriations Act, whichever is less. consecutive years Gold Seal Vocational Scholars Award. Awards will be prorated if funds are Minority Community College Each award has different academic insufficient to provide the maximum criteria for eligibility, receives a different award to each of the 25 recipients. Transfer Scholarships (MCCTS) award amount, and is prorated by term and hours, excluding summer term. The Other State Programs Contact: Dr. Andy McCollough, Interim Florida Academic Scholar with the Associate Provost, University of Florida, The following programs are Suite 235 Tigert Hall, P.O. Box 113175, highest academic ranking in each administered on campus. Please county will also receive the Florida Top Gainesville, FL 32611-3175, (352) 846- contact the indicated offices. Scholars Award, a $750 award per 1761; TDD/V (800) 392-3008; semester. Ethics in Business Scholarship http://www.aa.ufl.edu/aa/ccrel/tip9.asp The MCCTS is a competitive program for Eligibility and Application: In 1997, the Florida Legislature Students must submit a completed qualified Florida residents that is awarded established an ethics scholarship on the basis of financial need, academic Florida Financial Aid Application during challenge grant as part of the State of their last year in high school (after merit, and other selected criteria. Criteria Florida’s settlement with the Prudential include academics, character of the December 1st and prior to graduation). Insurance Corporation. This grant allows Value: Varies applicant, whether the applicant has been private endowment gifts to be matched awarded other scholarship aid, race, as Florida Student Assistance 100%. In addition to criteria established well as a variety of other factors. Grants by individual donors, the Legislature has Application: Applicant must provide a See "Grants" in Chapter 3. added the requirements of need, an completed 2009-10 application form; ethics course, and community service. a current official (not a photocopy) José Martí Scholarship The following scholarships support Ethics transcript from the community The José Martí Scholarship Challenge in Business Scholarships at UF: college; a statement of your career Grant Fund provides scholarship Steve Crebbin Memorial Scholarship; goals, achievements, and activities; three assistance to Hispanic-American students Robert L. Rose Memorial Scholarship; letters of reference addressing your who meet scholastic requirements and John S. & James Knight Foundation academic success and potential; and a demonstrate financial need. Applicants Scholarship; Don Thomas Memorial completed 2009-10 FAFSA. To receive full for undergraduate study must apply Scholarship; Billy Matthews Scholarship; consideration, the FAFSA should be during their senior year of high school. Fin Jorgensen Memorial Scholarship submitted no later than June 15, 2009. Graduate students may apply; however, Fund; William C. Mason III Memorial Need and need/merit applicants only. priority for the scholarship is given to Scholarship; Peter and Nancy Barr Deadline: June 15, 2009 graduating high school seniors. Scholarship; Sara Lavinia deKeni Value: For information, see contact above Application: To be considered, students Scholarship; Ralph W. Miller must submit a completed, error free Scholarship; Latin Builders Association Florida Financial Aid Application and Scholarship; Prudential Business Ethics provide supporting documentation by Scholarship; Jose M. Sanchez April 1. Students must also submit a Scholarship; Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club completed error free FAFSA in time to be Jimmy Traucht Scholarship; F. Andrew processed by the U.S. Department of Warden Advertising Scholarship. Education by May15. Florida Fund for Minority Value: $2,000 per academic year Teachers/Minority Teachers Rosewood Family Education Scholarship (MTES) Scholarship Contact: College of Education Office of Recruitment, Retention, and Multicultural The Rosewood Scholarship is a need- Affairs, G415 Norman Hall, (352) 392- based scholarship that provides assistance 5242, ext. 21; for up to 25 eligible minority students to http://education.ufl.edu/RRMA attend a state university. Direct Eligibility: Students must be a member descendants of African-American of one of the following ethnic groups: Rosewood families affected by the African-American, Hispanic/Latino, incidents of January 1923 receive priority Asian-American/Pacific Islander, for awards. American Indian/Alaskan Natives. Application: Applicants must complete Students must also be Florida residents, and submit the Florida Financial Aid be newly admitted into the teacher Application by April 1 and submit a education program, and have no more FAFSA to the U.S. Department of This chapter describes programs available specifically for students with disabilities who need financial assistance to help pay college expenses. In addition to resources in this chapter, students may apply for general aid programs open to the entire student body through the University of Florida (UF) Admissions Office, the federal government, the state of Florida, university colleges and departments, and private organizations.

SFA in S-107 Criser Hall offers eligible COORDINATION WITH THE not paid for or provided by another students financial aid packages that DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE agency. consist of scholarships, grants, loans The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE and/or part-time employment. SFA part of the Dean of Students Office and Persons with hearing or speech coordinates or administers most major works together with SFA in Criser Hall impairments trying to contact a student aid programs and a number of to assist students with disabilities. university agency that does not list a privately funded scholarships and Criser Hall, Peabody Hall, and Reid TDD number should call the Florida offers financial aid counseling to Hall (where the Disability Resource Relay Service by dialing 711, or students. To apply for aid available Center is located) are all accessible 1-800-955-8771 (TTY). through SFA, follow the instructions buildings. Students may contact DRC in "How To Apply," in Chapter 1. or SFA to discuss financial aid issues. SUPPORT AGENCIES Students who need special help The DRC is located on the ground floor Center for Independent Living of applying for aid should contact SFA. (south entrance) of Bldg. 0020 (Reid North Central Florida SFA’s telephone line for students with Hall); (352) 392-8565 (v), (352) 392-8570 222 S.W. 36th Terrace, Gainesville, FL speech or hearing impairments is (352) (f), or 1--800-955-8771 (Florida Relay 32607, (352) 378-7474; (352) 372-3443 392-1272 (V/TDD). Students with Service TTY); (TTY); (352) 378-5582 (fax); 8:30 speech or hearing impairments who http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships. a.m.–5:00 p.m; http://www.cilncf.org need to contact an agency on campus that does not list a TDD number may Disability-Related Expenses The Center assists persons with use the free Florida Relay Service by Students with disabilities frequently disabilities through advocacy, dialing 711, or 1 (800) 955-8771 (TTY). have expenses not incurred by other information, referral, peer support, and More information can be found at students and, when applying for independent living skills education. The http://www.sfa.ufl.edu. financial aid through SFA, may qualify Center also provides employment for an increase in their educational services and interpreting services. Graduate Aid budgets. Costs of special equipment, Most graduate students, regardless of fees for special services such as readers, DisAbility Affairs Cabinet disability, pay for their education with interpreters, note takers, or personal care Student Government, University of Florida, scholarships, employment, loans, attendants, and medical costs related to Room 305 Reitz Union, P. O. Box 118505, savings, assistantships, and family the disability are all considered Gainesville, FL 32611-8505; (352) 392- contributions. Graduate students disability-related expenses. Disability 1665 should apply for assistance through Resources will help determine disability- The DisAbility Affairs Cabinet is their major department and through related expenses. When these expenses devoted to promoting the needs and SFA. See “Chapter 8, Graduate Aid.” have been identified, students should voices of the disability population on submit a Budget Revision Petition form the University of Florida campus. The (http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/pub/forms.html) Cabinet will primarily be used as a to SFA documenting any such expenses

30 Aid for Students with Disabilities • 31 means of connecting the various forces receive cash benefits during a period of The award amount is generally $1,000 on campus, including administrators, disability. For information, contact your per year, payable in one semester. faculty, and students, who are devoted local Social Security Administration Nominee selection is made in to the social amelioration of people office. Also, go to conjunction with the Disability with disabilities. To achieve these goals, http://www.socialsecurity.gov. Resource Center in the Dean of we will host various events, such as the Students Office. To be considered, a Disability Student Assembly, an OUTSIDE SCHOLARSHIPS student must be age 21 or younger, intercollegiate leadership conference, have a minimum 3.0 cumulative UF and a wheelchair basketball game. For Students and families should research GPA, and have established financial questions, contact 392-1665; e-mail other sources of aid on their own need based on the results of the [email protected]; or go to through bookstores, libraries, and the current FAFSA. Nominees must sign a http://www.sg.ufl.edu/branches/execut internet. A list of publications is release of information granting ive/cabinets/disAbilityAffairs.aspx. included in the Appendix to this book. permission to release the nature of The following is information received their disability, their academic records Florida Division of Blind Services from private organizations, and SFA and financial aid status to the Office 417 S.W. 8th Street Gainesville, FL cannot guarantee results from these for Student Financial Affairs and to 32601; (352) 955-2075; toll free (800) sources. the Foundation of Central Florida. 443-0908; Fax (352) 955-2382; Web: You may contact SFA at S-107 Criser Florida Council of the Blind http://www.myflorida.com/dbs Hall to see if application forms are Barbara Grill, 2030 Preymore Street, The Division ensures that people of all available, since the organizations Osprey, FL 34229; 941-966-7056; ages in the state who have visual listed here sometimes send forms to us [email protected] impairments can live independently during their main application period. Four scholarships are available in and achieve their goals. The Division Some downloadable scholarship 2009, ranging from $750 to $2,000, assists individuals who have serious eye applications are available at for legally blind students who are conditions and offers financial aid, http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/programs/ state of Florida residents and vocational counseling, reader services, disabilities. otherwise qualify. Deadline: March 31. and other services, depending on need. American Foundation for the Blind Florida Council of Citizens with To determine eligibility, contact the (AFB) agency in your hometown. Low Vision Scholarship American Foundation for the Blind, Barbara Grill, 2030 Preymore Street, Scholarship Committee, 11 Penn Plaza, Florida Vocational Rehabilitation Osprey, FL 34229; 941-966-7056; Suite 300, New York, NY 10001, (212) Agency (VR) [email protected] 2610 N.W. 43rd St., Suite 1A, 502-7661, TDD (212) 502-7662; http://www.afb.org/scholarships.asp An award of $750 is given to an Gainesville, FL 32606; (352) 955-3200; outstanding student enrolled in http://www.rehabworks.org AFB administers a scholarship program academic, professional, or technical for deserving students. Each year, The primary role of this state agency is training beyond high school who is a individuals who are legally blind can to help students find employment. VR resident of the state of Florida. apply for financial awards to support provides eligible students with tuition Preference is given to low-vision their postsecondary/graduate education. expenses, technological aids, and job applicants. Deadline: March 31. AFB awards scholarships of from $500 counseling. To be eligible, you must be to $2,500 to legally blind individuals Theodore R. and Vivian M. Johnson determined by a VR counselor to have for undergraduate, graduate, and Scholarship Program a disability that is a substantial vocational study. Applicants must Disability Resource Center, Building impediment to employment. provide evidence of legal blindness, 0020 (Reid Hall), P. O. Box 114085-4085, Counselors may look closely at a letters of recommendation, official Gainesville, FL 32611; (352) 392-8565 student’s educational plans in terms of transcripts, and an essay. Application (v), (352) 392-8570 (f), or (800) 955- job potential. For information, contact deadline: March 31. 8771 (FRS); the VR office in your community. http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships Eccleston-Callahan Memorial Trust Social Security Administration Scholarship The Johnson Scholarship, established Programs Disability Resource Center, Bldg. 0020 by the Theodore R. and Vivian M. 1610 N.W. 23 Ave., Gainesville, FL (Reid Hall), P. O. Box 114085-4085, Johnson Scholarship Foundation Inc., 32605; 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., (352) 392-8565 (v), (352) 392-8570 (f), is a competitively awarded program Monday–Friday; 1-800-772-1213; (352) or (800) 955-8771 (FRS); that is available to undergraduate 375-4178; TTY: (352) 375-6198 http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships students with disabilities and with Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a financial need who enroll in a State Administered through the Office for federal program that provides financial University System of Florida Student Financial Affairs, this trust assistance to blind and disabled institution. The amount of each fund was established through the individuals with low incomes. The scholarship award will vary according Community Council of Central Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) to established criteria with an annual Florida to provide scholarships for program allows workers, eligible award limit of $6,000. The scholarship needy students with disabilities to dependents, and survivors of workers to award may be used to cover the cost of help meet their costs of education. 32 • Gator Aid

tuition, fees, room and board, books Pfizer Epilepsy Scholarship Award graduate/professional students in and auxiliary aids. Scholarships are Pfizer c/o Eden Communications, 515 degree-granting programs. The award renewable for a maximum of 12 Valley St., Suite 200, Maplewood, NJ amount will vary depending upon the semesters, provided the recipient 07040; 1-800-292-7373, need (equipment costs, etc.) of those makes satisfactory academic progress http://www.epilepsy-scholarship.com qualified students. The application toward a degree and meets minimum Twenty-five awards of $3,000 are period is open enrollment and the performance requirements (a available to students who are under a fund committee will meet, as needed, cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 on a physician’s care for epilepsy. To enter, to review any pending requests. This 4.0 scale). Scholarship recipients must you must be a good student who is a one-time award. Refer to the DSO enroll for a minimum of nine credit participates in activities outside of Web site for application information. hours each semester. Refer to the DSO school, a high school senior who has Web site for application information applied to college, a freshman, and due dates. Applicants must have sophomore, or junior in college, or a established financial need based on college senior who has applied to the results of the Free Application for graduate school. Deadline: May 1. Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) no later Deb Richard Foundation than April 15. Scholarship National Federation of the Blind Disability Resource Center, Bldg. 0020 1800 Johnson St., Baltimore, MD 21230; (Reid Hall), P. O. Box 114085-4085, (352) (410) 659-9314; http://www.nfb.org 392-8565 (v), (352) 392-8570 (f), or (800) Awards range from $3,000–$12,000 955-8771 (FRS); and are for high-achieving individuals http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships who are legally blind and are enrolled The Deb Richard Foundation in a post-high school degree program. scholarship is a competitively Deadline: March 31. awarded program that is available to National Federation of the Blind of undergraduate students with physical Florida Scholarship disabilities who enroll at the Mr. Richard Brown, 9 Misners Trail, University of Florida. The amount of Ormond Beach FL 32174; each scholarship award will vary [email protected] according to established criteria. The Scholarships of $1,000 to legally blind scholarship award may be used to students with a 2.7 minimum GPA cover the cost of tuition, fees, room and who attend the State convention and board, books, and auxiliary aids. (costs covered). Applications are due Scholarships are renewable for a by April 15. maximum of 12 semesters, provided the recipient makes satisfactory Rita O'Connell Scholarship Fund, academic progress toward a degree Disability Resource Center, Bldg. 0020 and meets minimum performance (Reid Hall), P. O. Box 114085-4085, requirements (a cumulative GPA of at (352) 392-8565 (v), (352) 392-8570 (f), least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale). Scholarship or (800) 955-8771 (FRS); recipients must enroll for a minimum http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarships; and of nine credit hours each semester. UF Foundation Web site: Refer to the DSO Web site for http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ application information and due WomensClub.asp dates. Applicants must have The Rita O’Connell Scholarships established financial need based on annually award two $1,000 the results of the Free Application for scholarships to female students who Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) no later have a physical disability and are than April 15. currently registered with the Disability Christopher M. Squitieri Grant Resource Center. Scholarships are Disability Resource Center, Bldg. 0020 based on academic performance and (Reid Hall), P. O. Box 114085-4085, involvement in university activities. (352) 392-8565 (v), (352) 392-8570 (f), The scholarship is not need-based and or (800) 955-8771 (FRS); UF Foundation is highly competitive. Refer to the Web site: DSO Web site for application http://www.dso.ufl.edu/scholarship information and due dates. The fund is available to undergraduate and Individual colleges, schools, and departments offer scholarships and other assistance to undergraduate students. Although administered by the colleges, many of these scholarships are funded by private individuals and institutions. In most cases, these awards are given to juniors and seniors who have been accepted for admission into a particular program. Some, however, are designated for freshmen and/or sophomores.

ost scholarships and awards included agronomy, soil sciences, environmental Larry J. Connor Diversity here are based on academic performance, horticulture, horticulture, and food and Scholarship Fund Mbut some also depend upon financial need. resource economics. Eligibility: CALS students; based on For information and applications, check with Value: $1,000 merit, leadership, and potential or current the contact person listed for the college or contributions to diversity in the student department which administers the award. J. Milton Brownlee Agricultural body and society. Marketing Scholarship Value: varies, includes a medal of excellence We have taken care to ensure the accuracy Eligibility: students whose home residence and timeliness of information in this was in a rural area and who have completed Florida Rural Rehabilitation handbook. Contents are subject to change a second agricultural marketing course and Corporation Endowed Scholarship without notice, because of changing federal enrolled in a third. Eligibility: CALS undergraduates; with a and state legislation and donor requests, as Value: varies preference to students from farms and well as unintended error. All financial aid rural areas. awards are contingent upon availability of CALS Alumni Scholarship Endowment Value: $1,000 funds and subject to revision. Eligibility: CALS students. Value: varies Florida Rural Rehabilitation Corporation COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL Fund 4-H Scholarship Central Florida Fair Endowment for Eligibility: florida residents participating AND LIFE SCIENCES (CALS) Scholarships/Fellowships in the Florida 4-H camping program who Eligibility: high school graduates from Contact: Dr. Elaine Turner, 2002 McCarty have financial need. Central Florida (Brevard, Lake, Orange, Hall, http://www.cals.ufl.edu Value: $1,000 Osceola, Seminole or Volusia Counties); An application is required to apply for the awarded on the basis of scholarship and FRRC Off-Campus Scholarship Fund awards listed below. The scholarship leadership. Eligibility: students from Florida farms committee decides which students will Value: $1,000 and rural areas pursuing agricultural receive scholarships. Unless otherwise noted, degrees at remote, off-campus locations. the application deadline for these awards is Coca-Cola Scholarships Value: amount varies February 15 of each year. Established by Coca Cola to assist students UF Endowed Scholarships pursuing a career in citrus production. Grebe-Wahlberg Memorial Fund and Fellowships Eligibility: priority to horticultural Eligibility: premiere juniors and seniors sciences majors; agronomy, soil and water enrolled in the college who are The following endowed scholarships and science, agricultural and biological outstanding leaders academically and in fellowships are administered by the UF engineering, entomology, and nematology organizations; based on GPA, leadership Foundation. For information, check with the majors also considered; demonstrated ability, service and extracurricular departmental contact person or the potential. activities; continued eligibility in graduate Foundation Web site at: Value: varies school depends on remaining at UF and http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ IFAS (eligible graduate students must ScholarshipListing.asp. Doyle Conner Scholarship Fund Eligibility: outstanding achievement in submit an application). Robert J. and Jane H. Barben Family academic pursuits; financial need, Value: varies; continues through graduate Scholarship/Fellowship leadership ability, professional potential and veterinary school until post-graduate Eligibility: students majoring in food and academic merit; must be a poultry studies are completed. science and human nutrition. science major from a Florida high school Value: varies who has participated in FFA or 4-H; Paul B. Huff Sr. Memorial Scholarship consideration is given to foreign students. Eligibility: CALS students. Branan Scholarship Fund Value: $1,000 Value: $1,000 Eligibility: students with majors in 33 34 • Gator Aid

J. R. Greenman Memorial Scholarship Florida, studying animal sciences. Fund Value: varies Eugene Chester Terzenbach Memorial Eligibility: junior, senior, or graduate Scholarship food and resource economics majors; also Bobby F. McKown Scholarship/ Eligibility: food science and human based on academic merit, professional Fellowship Endowment Fund nutrition, food and resource economic, potential, and leadership ability. Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate and animal science undergraduate majors; Value: $1,200 horticulture sciences majors with priority first preference to students from Florida to students specializing in fruit crops. High Schools; second preference to Wayne Hawkins Agricultural Value: $1,000 students from Bahama, the Turks, and Scholarship Fund Caicos Island, or Caribbean Islands. Orange County Farm Bureau Eligibility: sophomore, junior, or senior Value: $1,000 food and resource economics majors who Scholarship are Florida residents with a cumulative Eligibility: true agricultural majors from Alvin T. Wallace Scholarship Fund 2.75 GPA; with leadership ability and Orange County; secondary preference to Eligibility: juniors and seniors in agriculture professional potential. students from Seminole, Lake, Osceola, who are involved in extracurricular Value: unspecified and Brevard counties. activities. Value: $1,000 Value: $1,000 John H. G. Hutchinson Scholarship Eligibility: worthy and capable CALS Charles M. Palmer and Thelma Meredith William F. Ward Memorial Scholarship students who show extraordinary Palmer Scholarship Eligibility: outstanding junior citrus studies determination in pursuit of their studies; Eligibility: horticulture or environmental majors; graduate or undergraduate students based on hard work, determination, and horticulture majors; preference for students in an area of horticulture; based on academic academic achievement. from Polk County majoring in turfgrass. record, need, and potential of student. Value: $1,000 Value: varies Value: $1,200, two awards Mary Ann Jones Memorial Scholarship Price Scholarship Fund James N. Watson Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: CALS students. Eligibility: outstanding students enrolled in Eligibility: students majoring in Value: $1,000 a UF/IFAS program. horticulture who are from Duval, St. Value: $1,000, two awards Johns, Clay, Baker, Nassau, Putnam, R. D. Keene Memorial Scholarship Fund Alachua, Bradford, Volusia, or Flagler Eligibility: students enrolled in or Timer Powers Scholarship counties. Eligibility: CALS students; recipients planning to enroll in CALS and follow a Value: $1,000; one award citrus or citrus-related curriculum; based selected by the College Honors and on scholarship, leadership, character, and Awards Committee on the basis of Virginia Hurst Whitehill professional promise. academic merit, leadership contributions, Scholarship Fund Value: $1,000 and potential, and current or potential Eligibility: Manatee County residents or contributions to diversity within the high school graduates who are or will be E. F. Lamothe Agricultural student body and society; diversity factors agriculture or landscape architecture majors Scholarships Fund considered include: contributions to and who show academic competence, Eligibility: CALS students with financial continuation of a diverse student body character, and leadership potential. need. and pluralistic society; sensitivity and Value: two $500 awards; renewable Value: varies understanding of society and campus through senior year racial, social, and ethnic issues; and Carl Loop Legislative Internship capacity to communicate across the social E. T. York Jr. Award of Merit Endowments lines of race, gender, geography, Eligibility: outstanding CALS junior Eligibility: CALS students in the state or generation, and class. chosen by the Awards and Honors federal legislative internship program. Value: $1,000 Committee. Value: support for travel, room and Value: varies board, and other related internship Marvis B. Roberts Sr. Agricultural Gerald L. Zachariah Memorial Fund expenses. Finance Scholarship Eligibility: CALS students. Eligibility: students from a Florida rural Value: $1,000 Doris Lowe and Earl and Verna Lowe area who have completed two agricultural Scholarship finance courses and enrolled in a third. Eligibility: CALS students; merit and Florida Fertilizer and Agrichemical potential for contribution to agricultural and Value: $1,000 Association Scholarship wildlife environment; selected by the Vice Eligibility: (1) CALS junior, senior, and John F. Smoak Memorial Scholarship graduate students with a minimum 3.0 GPA; President of the Institute of Food and Eligibility: academically strong students Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), or a person (2) CALS junior, senior, and graduate enrolled in CALS, with preference to students with a minimum 3.0 GPA designated by the Vice President. students from Highlands County and Value: varies participating in a legislative internship. Florida residents. Value: $1,500 minimum awards Velma Lykes Fruit Crop Value: $1,000, four awards Non-Endowed Scholarships Scholarship Fund Suwannee County Conservation Eligibility: agriculture students with a District and W. B. “Barney” Copeland Sandra Boutros Scholarship minimum 3.0 GPA and financial need. Scholarship Eligibility: microbiology students with Value: $1,000 Eligibility: students who graduated from minimum 3.5 GPA and demonstrated Edgar A. Martin Scholarship Suwannee County high schools and who financial need. are seeking a bachelor's degree in Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate CALS Opportunity Alliance Scholarship students in environmental horticulture. agricultural sciences or related fields. Value: $1,000 Eligibility: CALS freshmen from a UF Value: $1,000 Opportunity Alliance School: Miami Nathan Mayo Scholarship Kenneth R. and Waynell Tefertiller Senior High, Ribault Senior High, and Eligibility: students from Marion County, Endowment Raines Senior High. Eligibility: undergraduate CALS students. Value: $1,000 for up to four years based on Undergraduate Aid • 35 satisfactory progress toward a CALS degree SHARE Undergraduate Scholarships water resources. Eligibility: CALS students who show Value: $1,000 D. Glynn Davies National Juice Products leadership and potential contribution to Association Scholarship agriculture in Florida. Giles and Martha Van Duyne Eligibility: juniors and seniors with strong Value: $1,000, 14 awards Scholarship Fund business administration courses who Eligibility: agriculture and biological demonstrate interest in the fruit juice Southern States Scholarship engineering students; scholarship and industry. Eligibility: first-year CALS students from professional potential. Value: $1,250, two awards an agricultural producer family who are Value: $1,000 Florida residents; prefer two years in FFA Non-Endowed Scholarships Farm Credit of Central Florida or 4-H. Scholarship Value: $600–$800 Eligibility: CALS students in a true Rush E. Choate Scholarship agriculture major from Citrus, Hernando, Staplcotn Scholarship Eligibility: agricultural and biological Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Lake, Eligibility: CALS students who are Florida engineering students; scholarship and Sumter, Orange, Osceola, Volusia, Brevard, or residents; priority to students from families professional potential. Seminole counties. farming cotton or connected to the cotton Value: $500, may vary Value: $1,000 industry; agricultural and biological Marlin Eller Memorial MWI engineering, agronomy, entomology and Farm Credit of North Florida Scholarship Corporation Scholarship nematology, food and resource economics, Eligibility: agricultural and biological Eligibility: CALS students in a true horticultural sciences, plant pathology, or agriculture major from counties: Alachua, engineering majors; based on scholarship soil and water science majors. and professional potential. Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Value: $1,000 Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Value: $500 Levy, Marion, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Tobacco Farmers Scholarship Fund Dalton S. Harrison Florida Irrigation Suwannee, Union. Eligibility: undergraduates who are the Society Scholarships Value: $1,000 children or grandchildren of tobacco farmers. Eligibility: agricultural and biological Value: varies Farm Credit of South Florida Scholarship engineering and agricultural operations Eligibility: CALS students in a true Department of Agricultural & management majors; scholarship and professional potential. agriculture major from Martin, St. Lucie, Biological Engineering Indian River, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, Value: $1,000 per year Broward, Dade, or Monroe counties. Contact: Dr. James D. Leary, 115 Sun-Fu "Tony" Shih Scholarship Value: $1,000 Rogers Hall; http://www.abe.ufl.edu Eligibility: agricultural and biological Farm Credit of Southwest Florida UF Endowed Scholarships engineering and agricultural operations Scholarship and Fellowships management majors; scholarship and Eligibility: students in a traditional professional potential. agriculture major who are residents of The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000 Manatee, Sarasota, Collier, Lee, Charlotte, fellowships are administered by the UF Department of Agricultural Foundation. For information, check with the Glades, Hendry, DeSoto, Hardee, or Highlands Education and Communication counties; and who have financial need. departmental contact person or the Value: $1,000 Foundation Web site at Contact: Edward Osborne 305 Rolfs http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Hall;(352) 392-0502 ext. 231; Florida Department of Agricultural ScholarshipListing.asp. [email protected]; http://aec.ifas.ufl.edu and Consumer Services, Office of Agricultural Water Policy–Mary John B. Boy/U.S. Sugar in Agricultural UF Endowed Scholarships and Engineering Fund Bramble Aller Scholarship Fellowships Eligibility: second-year CALS students. Eligibility: agricultural and biological Value: $1,000 engineering juniors who are U.S. citizens and The following endowed scholarships and Florida residents; renewable for seniors who fellowships are administered by the UF Gamma Sigma Delta maintain at least a 2.6 GPA; award based on Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: students who qualify for academic achievement. the departmental contact person or the membership in the Honor Society of Value: $1,000 per semester renewable for Foundation Web site at Agriculture, Gamma Sigma Delta; potential two years; cooperative employment available http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ contribution to the field of agriculture. ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: $1,000 Florida Section ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Carl E. Beeman Scholarship and Student James and Judith Groff Scholarship Engineers) Scholarship Fund Enrichment Fund Eligibility: CALS animal sciences majors. Eligibility: agricultural and biological Eligibility: students in agricultural Value: $1,000 engineering or agricultural operations education and communication; based on management majors; based on scholarship, Lakes and Hills Garden Club academic achievement, leadership and professional potential. activities, and professional potential. Scholarship Value: $500, may vary; several awards Eligibility: students from Lake County Value: $800 with a 2.0 average majoring in Bob and Virginia Peart Scholarship Fund Bishop Brothers Scholarship and Student horticultural sciences or landscaping. Eligibility: agricultural operations Enrichment Fund Value: varies management majors; scholarship and Eligibility: students in agricultural professional potential. education and communication; based on Martin County Master Gardener Value: $1,000 Scholarship academic achievement, leadership Eligibility: juniors or seniors from Martin Allen G. Smajstrla Scholarship activities, and professional potential. county majoring in environmental Eligibility: students in agriculture and Value: $1,000 horticulture with a 2.5 GPA. biological engineering or agriculture Omar Ergle Floyd Philmon Scholarship Value: $525 operations management interested in and Student Enrichment Fund 36 • Gator Aid

Eligibility: undergraduate students in Max B. McGhee Scholarship http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ agricultural education and communication; Eligibility: students pursuing a program ScholarshipListing.asp. academic achievement, leadership, and option in agricultural education and professional potential. communication; demonstrated outstanding A. C. Asbury, D.V.M. Equine Value: $1,000 leadership, scholarship, and professional Scholarship Fund Hinton Memorial Scholarship potential; essay based on a topic chosen by Eligibility: undergraduates most likely to Eligibility: students in any option in the scholarship selection committee. excel in the art and science of equine agricultural education and communication; Value: $1,000 practice; selectee is expected to demonstrate scholarship, leadership, and professional exceptional horsemanship, excellent potential. Erin Best Scholarship interpersonal communication skills, an Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduates in the understanding and appreciation for practical agricultural communication option; approaches to clinical problem solving, and a W. T. Loften Scholarship scholarship, leadership, professional genuine interest in promoting the broad Eligibility: students in agricultural education potential, and financial need. spectrum of equine health. and communication; based on scholarship, Value: $300 Value: $500–$1,000 leadership, and professional potential. Value: $900 D. A. Storms Scholarship Becker Scholarship Endowment Eligibility: incoming or enrolled Eligibility: students enrolled in dairy science Ryan Rimmer Memorial Scholarship and departmental juniors in teacher education courses. Student Enrichment Fund option; scholarship, leadership, and Value: varies Eligibility: students in agricultural professional potential; preference for education and communication; academic Hillsborough County students. Susan Brown Memorial/Florida achievement, leadership, and professional Value: $500 Beefmasters Breeders Scholarship Fund potential. Eligibility: freshmen and sophomores who Value: $1,000 J. F. Williams Memorial Scholarship demonstrate professional promise, leadership, Awarded by FAAE and Florida FFA scholarship and excellence in 4-H, FFA or Marion C. Roche Scholarship Fund Foundation. breed association activities. Eligibility: incoming or currently enrolled Eligibility: graduating seniors who plan to Value: $1,000 per year; renewable up to four students in the teacher education specialty teach agriculture in Florida; financial need, years with a 2.5 GPA who have demonstrated scholarship, scholarship, and professional potential. leadership, and professional potential in the Value: $500. two awards Gwen and Tony J. Cunha agricultural education and communication; Scholarship Fund preference to students from Marion County. H. E. Wood Scholarship Eligibility: students who exhibit Value: $1,000, three awards Awarded by Florida FFA Foundation. scholarship, leadership and professional Eligibility: graduating agricultural education promise. John and Ethel Stephens Scholarship and communication seniors who plan to Value: varies Eligibility: students in any option in teach agriculture in Florida. agricultural education and communication; Value: $500 Elroy L. Decker Scholarship Fund scholarship, leadership, and professional Eligibility: undergraduate Florida residents potential; preference to students from Department of Agronomy with financial need; enrollment in the Dairy Sumter County. (Plant Sciences) Science Program and a minimum B average. Value: two awards; $500, $1,000 Value: varies Contact: Professor Jerry Bennett, Non-Endowed Scholarships 304 Newell Hall C. W. Reaves 4-H Dairy Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students who plan to study dairy Bussell Family Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships science; freshmen must have achieved an Eligibility: outstanding teacher education and Fellowships acceptable senior placement test score and student; academic and professional potential. The following endowed scholarship is high school GPA; upperclassmen must have Value: $500 administered by the UF Foundation. For an acceptable college GPA; must be former information, check with the departmental members of the 4-H Dairy Club and enrolled Carolyn and William Cramer Jr. in Dairy Science at UF. Scholarship contact person or the Foundation Web site at Value: varies Eligibility: agricultural education and http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ communication majors. ScholarshipListing.asp. JoAnn Smith Scholarship Value: $1,000 Agronomy-Soils Club/Florida Foundation Eligibility: leadership, scholarship, and professional promise in the beef cattle Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame Seed Producers Scholarships Eligibility: members of the Agronomy-Soils industry. Scholarship Value: $600 Eligibility: agricultural communication Club majoring in agriculture; academics and option students who demonstrate leadership. Floyd “Sonny” Tillman Scholarship outstanding scholarship and leadership. Deadline: December 1 Eligibility: animal science students. Value: $500, two awards Value: $600, up to six scholarships Value: varies Florida Association of Agricultural Department of Animal Sciences Don Wakeman Scholarship Eligibility: students who exhibited Educators (FAAE) Outstanding Junior Contact: Professor Dwain Johnson, Eligibility: agricultural education option leadership, scholarship, and professional 224 Animal Science Building juniors; scholarship, leadership, and financial promise while members of 4-H, FFA, or a need. UF Endowed Scholarships and Junior Breed Association. Value: $300 Fellowships Value: $1,000; renewable up to four years with a 2.5 GPA Florida Association of Agricultural The following endowed scholarships and Educators (FAAE) Outstanding Senior fellowships are administered by the UF Cecil M. Webb Scholarship Eligibility: agricultural education option Foundation. For information, check with the Eligibility: animal sciences students seniors; scholarship and leadership. departmental contact person or the exhibiting academic strength and leadership. Value: plaque; first year’s professional dues Foundation Web site at Value: $500 Undergraduate Aid • 37

Non-Endowed Scholarships U F Endowed Scholarships David F. Williams and Fellowships Scholarship/Fellowship American Culinary Federation Eligibility: entomology and nematology Scholarship The following endowed scholarships and undergraduate majors based on Eligibility: students in the safety and fellowships are administered by the UF professional potential. processing of meat option in animal Foundation. For information, check with Value: varies sciences; should be from Southern Florida, the departmental contact person or the preferably Collier County. Foundation Web site at Non-Endowed Scholarships Value: $1,000 (one year award) http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ ScholarshipListing.asp. Entomology Society of America LeRoy Baldwin Family Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship (Sponsored Eligibility: animal sciences students; Leland A. Davis Memorial Scholarship by BioQuip Products) scholarship, leadership, and interest in the Fund Eligibility: available on a nationally meat industry. Eligibility: undergraduates demonstrating competitive basis and awarded according to Value: $500 (one-year award) scholarship or leadership. scholarship, need, and career goals. Value: varies $1,000 Jim Flannigan Memorial Scholarship Value: Eligibility: animal sciences majors, Robert E. Dixon Jr. Scholarship Fund Florida Entomological Society interest and professional promise in the Eligibility: students with department majors Scholarships beef industry. pursuing a career in urban pest management; Eligibility: students majoring in entomology Value: $500 based on academic merit, financial need, or related disciplines; must be members of leadership ability, and professional potential. FES and be full-time students with at least Florida Cattlemen's Association Value: varies one year remaining in degree program. Eligibility: animal sciences majors, Value: $500, three awards annually leadership, and professional promise in the Dr. Lawrence A. Hetrick Fund for beef industry. Scholarships/Fellowships Florida Pest Control Tuition Awards Value: $600 Eligibility: students with department Eligibility: incoming juniors majoring in majors; based on scholarship, financial urban pest management. Florida Cattlewomen's Association need, and leadership. apply in the spring Eligibility: female animal sciences majors, Application: varies professional potential in beef cattle Value: Value: $1,200 per year, two awards production and marketing; leadership and Joseph L. Knapp Phi Chi Omega Scholarship scholarship. Scholarship/Fellowship Eligibility: promising majors in urban or Value: $1,000 Eligibility: department students industrial pest control or a closely related interested in a career in agricultural area; awards are nationally competitive. FTBA (Florida Thoroughbred Breeders entomology. $800, several awards Association) Scholarship Value: Value: varies Eligibility: animal sciences majors in the Urban Entomology Undergraduate equine sciences program, scholarship, Everett M. Mitchell Memorial Scholarship leadership, and professional promise. Scholarship Fund Eligibility: department majors in the Value: varies Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate urban pest management specialization. students studying entomology. $1,000 Charles Hardee Memorial Scholarship Value: Value: varies Eligibility: student with a proven interest Department of Environmental in beef production; need may be considered. Mulrennan Scholarship Fund Horticulture Value: $1,000 Eligibility: students with interest in a Contact: Ms. Jessica Ulloa, medical entomology career preferred; Ray Kempfer Memorial Scholarship 1521 Fifield Hall; scholarship; financial need. Eligibility: professional promise, leadership, varies http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu and dedication to the beef industry. Value: UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $1,000 (one-year award) Milledge Murphey Memorial Scholarship Fund and Fellowships Southeast Milk Inc. Scholarship departmental majors Funds contributed by Florida dairy farms Eligibility: The following endowed scholarships and displaying scholarship and leadership; and other dairies located in Georgia. fellowships are administered by the UF preference toward students focused on Eligibility: undergraduates in the dairy Foundation. For information, check with entomology and displaying financial need. science option; scholarship, need, the departmental contact person or the varies character, leadership potential, and Value: Foundation Web site at professional promise. Carolyn D. Richardson Scholarship http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: $1,000 limit Eligibility: students with interest in ScholarshipListing.asp. Department of Entomology & agricultural or urban pest management; Arthur C. Andres Memorial Scholarship scholarship; financial need; leadership; Nematology Eligibility: horticultural sciences students; professional potential. academic merit, professional potential, Contact: Carl Barfield, P. O. Box Value: $1,000 leadership ability, and financial need. 110620; Dempsey R. Sapp Sr. Urban Value: varies http://entnemdept.ifas.ufl.edu Entomology Scholarship AOS (American Orchid Society)/11th Scholarships support students affiliated Contact: College of Agricultural and WOC (World Orchid Conference) with the Entomology and Nematology Life Sciences Scholarship Fund Department. Two full-tuition scholarships Eligibility: students pursuing a degree in Eligibility: upper-division or graduate urban entomology who demonstrate high (in-state only) are available for the final 60 students pursuing degrees in horticulture or professional potential. hours of study; available on a competitive botany who have demonstrated interest in, Value: varies basis. and who will pursue with the proceeds of the grant, studies or research in orchidology. Value: $500–$2,500, two consecutive years 38 • Gator Aid

Gene and Barbara Batson Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John V. D'Albora Jr. Robert P. Bates Scholarship Eligibility: IFAS students interested in Scholarship Fund in Honor of J. Eligibility: full-time undergraduate food careers in ornamental nursery; award Wayne Reitz science students demonstrating supports students who participate in Provided from the annual earnings of an scholarship, leadership, and professional internships to provide hands-on preparation endowment in honor of J. Wayne Reitz. potential. for a nursery industry career. Eligibility: CALS upper-division and Deadline: varies, usually February 1 Value: $500–$2,000 graduate students in food and resource Value: $200 economics; scholarship and leadership ability. Environmental Horticulture Turfgrass Value: varies Earl Wilmot Hartt Scholarship Fund Scholarship Eligibility: deserving students in CALS. Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate R. Holt Howard Endowed Scholarship Deadline: varies, usually February 1 students in Floriculture. Eligibility: students pursuing Value: $250–$1,000 undergraduate degrees in agriculture with Southeastern Food Processor’s Scholarship an emphasis on students studying food Martin Glasser Memorial Association Scholarship Honoring Dr. Eligibility: landscape and nursery and resource economics. Value: varies Ronald H. Schmidt horticulture undergraduate and graduate Eligibility: food science majors; scholarship, students. Werner and Margaret C. Husmann leadership, and professional potential. Value: $500 Scholarship Deadline: varies, usually February 1 Mike Hackmann Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: food and resource economics Value: $500 Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate students. Value: varies Eugene E. Woodward Memorial students in Floriculture. Scholarship Value: $500 Hal W. Lively Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: FSHN majors. Bobby F. McKown Scholarship/ Fund Value: varies Eligibility: agricultural economics students Fellowship Endowment Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate with a specialization in food marketing and horticulture science majors with priority distribution; must be Florida residents and American Dietetic Association to students specializing in fruit crops. complete required course work for the Scholarship Value: varies freshman and sophomore years for the Eligibility: upper-division dietetics program in food marketing and distribution. students for study leading to scientific and William F. Ward Memorial Scholarship Value: 65% of full-time semester expenses educational advancement in dietetics; Fund ADA membership. Eligibility: outstanding juniors majoring Cecil N. and Cecile G. Smith Scholarship Fund Deadline: February 15 in citrus studies; graduate students in an Value: varies area of horticulture. Eligibility: food and resource economics Value: $1,000, two awards students. Howard Appledorf Memorial Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: full-time students; minimum 3.0 Non-Endowed Scholarships Non-Endowed Scholarships GPA; academic achievement, leadership, and A number of scholarships are available financial need. through awards given by industry and Distinguished Order of Zerocrats Deadline: varies, usually February 1 private groups. Scholarship Value: $500 Eligibility: agriculture students pursuing Lisa Burton Memorial Scholarship Virginia Dare Scholarship undergraduate degree in food management. Eligibility: full-time food science majors; Eligibility: juniors and seniors with a Value: varies minimum 2.5 GPA who are active members minimum 3.0 GPA; academic achievement, of the Environmental Horticulture Club. Don Thomas Memorial Scholarship leadership, professional potential, and in- Value: varies Eligibility: financial need, at least one credit terest in flavor and dairy technology. hour of business ethics, a minimum 2.75 Deadline: varies, usually February 1 Phelps Foundation Scholarships GPA, and documented community service. Value: $250 Eligibility: environmental horticulture Value: varies students; academic excellence, letter of intent, Florida Section Institute of Food extracurricular activities, and financial need. H. G. Hamilton Scholarship Technologist (IFT) Grady W. Chism Jr. Value: $1,000–$3,000; multiple awards Eligibility: food and resource economics Memorial Scholarship students. Eligibility: full-time, upper-division food Department of Food & Value: varies science students; scholarship, leadership, Resource Economics participation in UF Student Chapter of Department of Food Science Institute of Food Technologies (FSHN Contact: Lisa House, 1177 McCarty; & Human Nutrition (FSHN) Club), and motivation toward a career in http://www.fred.ifas.ufl.edu food science. Contact: Janna Underhill, Rm. 467 Deadline: varies, usually February 1 UF Endowed Scholarships FSHN Building; Value: $1,000 and Fellowships http://fshn.ifas.ufl.edu Florida Dairy Products Association The following endowed scholarships and UF Endowed Scholarships Scholarship fellowships are administered by the UF and Fellowships Eligibility: food science majors with an Foundation. For information, check with interest in dairy; scholarship, leadership, and the departmental contact person or the The following endowed scholarships and professional potential. Foundation Web site at fellowships are administered by the UF Deadline: varies, usually February 1 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Foundation. For information, check with Value: $500 ScholarshipListing.asp. the departmental contact person or the Foundation Web site at Florida Section IT Raymond A. Dennison http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Memorial Scholarship ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: full-time, upper-division Undergraduate Aid • 39 undergraduates; scholarship, leadership, southwest Florida preferred; academic Department of Wildlife Ecology participation in UF Student Chapter of the merit and professional potential. and Conservation Institute of Food Technologies (FSHN Club), Value: $500 -- $1,000 and motivation toward a food science career. Contact: Dr. John P. Hayes, 117 Deadline: varies, usually February 1 The Phelps Foundation Trust Newins-Ziegler Hall; [email protected]; Value: $1,000 Scholarships http://www.wec.ufl.edu Eligibility: approximately 20 scholarships Florida Dietetic Association Scholarship awarded to horticultural science majors; UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: upper-division dietetics majors scholarship; academic record. and Fellowships who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and enrolled full-time; scholarship, and Non-Endowed Scholarships fellowships are administered by the UF professional potential. Foundation. For information, check with Deadline: May 1 Florida Agricultural Conference and the departmental contact person or the Value: varies Trade (FACT) Scholarship Foundation Web site at Florida Section IT Undergraduate Eligibility: academic record. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Scholarship Value: $500 ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: full-time, upper-division Lewis W. Ziegler Memorial Scholarship Florida Wildlife Federation undergraduates; scholarship, leadership Eligibility: horticultural sciences majors; Scholarship for Wildlife Ecology and and participation in the UF Student academic merit. Conservation Chapter of the Institute of Food Value: $750 Eligibility: students who plan on a career Technologists (FSHN Club); motivation in wildlife ecology and conservation. toward a career in food science. Department of Plant Pathology Deadline: varies, usually February 1 (Plant Sciences) Jennings Scholarship Value: $1,000 Eligibility: incoming students, excellent Contact: Dr. J. W. Kimbrough, 392-3631, academics, professional potential, financial Institute of Food Technologists 1453 Fifield Hall, P. O. Box 110680 need, leadership skills, and extracurricular Scholarship activities Eligibility: full-time undergraduates in George F. Weber Award Eligibility: seniors; outstanding performance Value: new undergraduates, $500; new food science; scholarship, leadership, graduate students, $1,000 professional potential, and motivation and grades in the study of plant pathology. toward a career in food science. Value: $500 plus a plaque Non-Endowed Scholarships Deadline: varies, February-March Florida Wildlife Federation Scholarship Value: $1,000–$2,250 Department of Soil & Water Science Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Department of Horticultural students; merit-based; keen interest in Florida Contact: Dr. K. R. Reddy, 106 Newell Sciences wildlife; professional promise with intent to Hall; http://soils.ifas.ufl.edu pursue a career in wildlife ecology or Contact: Dr. R. L. Darnell, 1143 Fifield UF Endowed Scholarships conservation in Florida after graduation. Hall; http://www.hos.ufl.edu and Fellowships Value: up to $500 UF Endowed Scholarships The following endowed scholarships and School of Forest Resources and Fellowships fellowships are administered by the UF and Conservation (SFRC) Foundation. For information, check with The following endowed scholarships and Contact: Tim Martin, 359 Newins- fellowships are administered by the UF the departmental contact person or the Foundation Web site at Ziegler Hall, [email protected]; Foundation. For information, check with the http://www.sfrc.ufl.edu departmental contact person or the http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Foundation Web site, ScholarshipListing.asp. UF Endowed Scholarships http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/Scholar Agronomy-Soils Club/Florida and Fellowships shipListing.asp. Foundation Seed Producers The following endowed scholarships and John Sites Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: horticultural science majors; Eligibility: members (undergraduate and Foundation. For information, check with scholarship; academic record. graduate) of the Agronomy-Soils Club the departmental contact person or the Value: $500 - $1,000 majoring in agriculture; based on Foundation Web site at academics and leadership. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Peter Spyke Scholarship Value: $600 each, six awards ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: horticultural science majors; Frederick B. Smith Scholarship scholarship; academic. J. B. Adkins Memorial Scholarship Fund Eligibility: soil and water science students. Value: $500 - $1,000 Eligibility: students enrolled or planning to Value: $500 enroll in SFRC; must have been registered at Harry R. Manee Sr. Florida Seedsmen and Non-Endowed Scholarships UF for at least 30 semester hours and Garden Supply Association Scholarship demonstrated ability to do college work. Eligibility: horticultural science majors; Florida Chapter, Soil and Water Value: $1,000 scholarship; leadership. Conservation Society Scholarship Value: $500 - $1,000 Eligibility: student receiving the highest Fred W. and Mabel H. Barber score at the annual Collegiate Southeastern Scholarship Southwest Florida Vegetable Growers Regional Soil Judging Contest. Eligibility: students enrolled in SFRC. Scholarship Value: $100 and a plaque Value: $1,000 Eligibility: horticultural science majors with programs of study in agribusiness and Soil and Water Science Department Louis F. Conde Memorial agricultural production or agricultural Outstanding Undergraduate Award Scholarship Fund sciences students who plan to pursue Eligibility: outstanding undergraduate Eligibility: students enrolled in SFRC who production careers; students from majoring in soil and water science. have demonstrated a keen interest in the Value: $200 study and conservation of native plants. 40 • Gator Aid

Value: $1,000 in SAF Student Chapter, academics, and Value: varies professional potential. William and Else Jennings Florida Realtors Educational Foundation Value: $500 Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students enrolled in SFRC. WARRINGTON COLLEGE OF Eligibility: students enrolled in degree Value: $1,000 programs with a major in real estate or an BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION expressed interest in real estate careers. La Fontaine Fellowship Value: varies Endowment Fund Contact: Lucy DiLeo, 267 Stuzin Hall; Eligibility: students enrolled in SFRC. http://www.cba.ufl.edu Donald R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Value: $2,000 Fund General College of Business Newins and Ziegler Scholarship Fund Eligibility: management majors Eligibility: SFRC students in good Administration demonstrating financial need and academic achievement. academic standing with 110 semester UF Endowed Scholarships hours towards a bachelor's degree who Value: $500 and Fellowships have demonstrated leadership ability. Addam Kellough Memorial Scholarship Value: at least $1,000 The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: students in their junior year fellowships are administered by the UF Leigh A. Walker Memorial Scholarship in the business college with a GPA of 3.5 Foundation. For information, check with the Fund or higher. departmental contact person or the Eligibility: dedicated, enthusiastic forestry Value: varies Foundation Web site at students who have a breadth of interests. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ John B. McFerrin Scholarship Value: $500 ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: students displaying academic Non-Endowed Scholarships excellence and financial need. Bill and Patti Alcorn Scholarship Value: $500 Charles Andregg Memorial Endowment Eligibility: junior college Scholarship Fund transfer students enrolled in the college who Ponsoldt Family Educational Eligibility: meritorious undergraduates in are interested in pursuing a career in the Endowment surveying and mapping. retail profession or are majors enrolled in the Eligibility: business students; preference Value: varies Fisher School of Accounting. to those who have suffered temporary Value: varies financial setback (e.g. September 11, death Fred W. and Mabel H. Barber of parent, hurricane or other natural Scholarship Fund Stanley S. Barchan Jr. Memorial disaster) that has left the student in a state Eligibility: SFRC undergraduates. Scholarship Fund of financial need (scholarship is not, Value: varies Eligibility: undergraduates in the college. however, a need based scholarship as Value: Varies Florida Forestry Foundation determined by Student Financial Affairs); Scholarship Buddy Bishop Scholarship Fund recipient must come from the geographical area between Fort Pierce and Miami, on Eligibility: new SFRC students; minimum Eligibility: business students with an the east coast of Florida, including but not 3.0 GPA and professional potential as interest in the telephone industry limited to Martin, St. Lucie, Palm Beach, indicated by career objectives, work including marketing, preferably with a Broward, and Dade counties. experience, and references. parent who works for Alltel Corp.; based Value: varies Value: $1,000 on academics or need for students studying abroad for the semester. C. Addison Pound Sr. and Annie Florida Surveying and Mapping Value: $500 Cannon Pound Scholarship in Society Scholarship Fund Business Administration Eligibility: students enrolled in the Matthew P. Brunson Memorial Scholarship Fund Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate geomatics program. business students Value: varies Eligibility: meritorious students in undergraduate programs in the college. Value: varies ITT Rayonier Foundation Senior Value: $1000 Todd C. Prosser Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. George W. Etheridge Jr. Eligibility: worthy undergraduate or Eligibility: upcoming seniors in SFRC; Scholarship Fund graduate students; preference to students leadership, scholarship, and need. Eligibility: full-time business students graduating from high schools in Marion Value: $2,000 with a 3.25 GPA minimum who have County (first), Alachua County (second) Carl E. Johnson Memorial Fund completed at least 24 credit hours of UF and Lake County (third); if no possible Eligibility: upper-division students from Lee, undergraduate coursework; outstanding recipients from these three counties, preference is given to any student who Hendry, Collier, or Charlotte counties, in a academic accomplishment; dedication to graduated from a Florida high school. land surveying program. serving UF and/or the Gainesville Value: varies Value: varies community; leadership in community endeavors; outstanding communication Robert L. Rose Memorial Scholarship Jim and Joh Lybass Forest Landowners and interpersonal skills; and demonstrated Eligibility: undergraduate business Scholarship(s) financial need; must have a fall and spring students; preference to those studying Eligibility: incoming SFRC undergraduates; semester of undergraduate coursework insurance; must have financial need, at minimum 3.0 GPA in high school; pre- remaining at the time of application. least one credit hour of business ethics professional study, private forest landowner Value: varies and documented community service. interest; professional potential. Sam Calhoun Fleming Scholarship Fund Value: $500 Value: $1,000 Eligibility: students who are studying Brent Schlueter Memorial Scholarship Society of American Foresters, Florida abroad for the semester preferably students Fund Division, Senior Student Scholarship from several counties in Florida, primarily Eligibility: business students who show Eligibility: rising SFRC seniors; participation in the panhandle; Need may be considered. academic achievement and financial need; Undergraduate Aid • 41 preference is given to members of the record of excellence. Ida Rogero Childre Fellowship and Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity, finance Value: $3,000 Assistantship Fund in Affordable majors. Non-Endowed Scholarships Housing Value: Varies Eligibility: students whose studies are in Erwin Gerber Memorial Scholarship affordable housing or related to the Center Lauren Weiss Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: architecture students for Affordable Housing. Eligibility: undergraduates in the college Value: $2,500 Value: varies studying abroad. James F. McLean Jr. Memorial Clark Construction Group Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Scholarship Fund Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Eligibility: architecture students. students in the M. E. Rinker Sr, School of Elizabeth and Julius Wohlgemuth Value: varies Building Construction with a primary interest Scholarship in construction management; must be a U.S. Eligibility: undergraduates in any Bernard F. Voichysonk Scholarship citizen and junior I level or higher; academic business major; academic achievement or Eligibility: fourth-year undergraduate or merit and financial need; leadership or extra- financial need. graduate students. curricular activities may be considered. Value: $1,000 Value: $2,000 Value: $1,500 N. Young Student Exchange Loans James A. Cummings Inc. Fund supports annual scholarships, loan Florida Architectural Guild Loan Fund Scholarship Fund for needy students, and an annual award Eligibility: BCN students from (in for the outstanding business college Eligibility: architecture majors. Value: $500 priority) Broward county, Dade or Palm student assistant. Beach counties or anywhere in Florida; Eligibility: students in the college; based Rudolph Weaver Student Loan Fund must have at least a 2.75 GPA and on academic performance. Eligibility: architecture majors. communicate well in writing. Value: varies Value: $500 Value: $2,000 COLLEGE OF DESIGN, School of Building Construction Daugherty Endowment Scholarship CONSTRUCTION, AND (BCN) Eligibility: BCN students; non-traditional students with financial need. PLANNING Contact: Dr. Abdol Chini, 304 Rinker Value: $1,000 Financial aid in the college is divided among Hall; http://www.bcn.ufl.edu the School of Architecture, the School of Paul & Laura Dickert Scholarship Building Construction, and the programs in UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: BCN students; financial need Interior Design and Landscape Architecture. and Fellowships and academic achievement. Value: $1,000 Urban and Regional Planning, a graduate The following endowed scholarships and program, is described in Chapter 9. fellowships are administered by the UF Fluor NAWIC Student Chapter School of Architecture Foundation. For information, check with Scholarship Fund the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: National Association of Contact: Martin A. Gold, Interim Foundation Web site at: Women in Construction students in BCN. Director; P. O. Box 105702; 231 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Greg Jones Endowment Scholarship Architecture Building; ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: upper-division and graduate http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/arch Balfour Beatty Construction BCN students; academic achievement; UF Endowed Scholarships Scholarship participation in student clubs. and Fellowships Eligibility: BCN students; financial need Value: $1,500 and academic achievement. Laborers International Union of The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000 fellowships are administered by the UF N. America (LIUNA) Arthur Coia and Foundation. For information, check with H. H. Block Construction R. P. Vinall Scholarship Fund the departmental contact person or the Education Fund Eligibility: BCN majors in this order of Foundation Web site at Eligibility: nominated upper-division preference: 1) union members eligible for http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ students in the M.E. Rinker Sr. School of benefits from LIUNA or dependents of such ScholarshipListing.asp. Building Construction with a minimum 2.0 persons; 2) students within all academic GPA; should be involved in non-academic, units of the college who are members or Bhide Scholarship department-oriented activities, demonstrate a dependents of members of LIUNA; 3) Eligibility: preference to Asian Indian high standard of personal integrity and undergraduates within the college, with students or female students, preferably from ethics, and show concern for the education preference to BCN-enrolled students. Washington or Holmes Counties in Florida. and development of fellow students. Value: $2,500 Value: varies Value: $1,000 Matthew Remsen Scholarship Sanford Goin Scholarship Fund Central Florida Builder’s Exchange Eligibility: BCN students with financial Eligibility: deserving students in Frank W. Reed Scholarships need. architecture. Eligibility: upper-division and graduate Value: $1,000 Value: varies students enrolled in the college who are Ronald Vincent Tadrowski Florida natives, preferably from Orange, Martin Gundersen Sr. Scholarship Scholarship Fund Seminole or Osceola counties; minimum 2.5 Eligibility: top student entering fourth year Eligibility: BCN students, preferably from GPA and demonstrated financial need. in architecture; recipient chosen by selection the Treasure Coast area (St. Lucie, Martin, Value: Foote Steel, $1,000; Hubbard by committee; annual and renewable. and Indian River counties), showing evidence Construction, $1,000; Jack Jennings & Sons, Value: varies of financial need; second preference for any $2,000; Tri-City Electrical, $1,000; R. C. Florida resident showing financial need. L. C. Holloway Scholarship Fund Stevens Construction, $1,000; Walker & Value: varies Eligibility: students in the college with a Company, $2,000 42 • Gator Aid

Non-Endowed Scholarships Professor, 332 Architecture Building; abilities; especially activities on behalf of http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/landscape societal well-being, professional enhancement, National Association of Home Builders and inter-professional understanding. Eligibility: upper-division BCN students UF Endowed Scholarships Value: varies interested in a home-building career; and Fellowships awarded by semester if academic average is Florida Chapters of the Federation of sustained; no students who previously The following endowed scholarships and Garden Clubs, Grants, and Scholarships received the award. fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: local chapters throughout the Value: varies Foundation. For complete information, state offer financial assistance based on check with the departmental contact demonstration of need; apply to chapter. David E. Pitts Memorial Scholarship person or the Foundation Web site at Value: varies by chapter Fund, Inc. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: BCN juniors and seniors; ScholarshipListing.asp. Foster Conant Scholarship Award preference to students from Brevard, Orange, Made possible by the Central Florida Builders Seminole, Steven C. Crebbin Memorial Award Exchange/Frank Reed Endowed Fund or Osceola counties; academics. Eligibility: landscape architecture with Eligibility: excellence in detail design and a Value: $1,000 professional potential; preference to high GPA of 3.0 or better. school graduates from Monroe or South Value: varies Retail Contractors Association Dade County, Florida. Scholarship Gilkey Pin-Up Award Value: varies Eligibility: junior 1, junior 2, senior 1, and Eligibility: best second-year student pin-up. senior 2 students; 3.0 GPA in BCN; interest Joshua W. Lepp Memorial Travel Value: varies in pursuing a career in commercial Endowment Fund Gilkey Planting Design Award construction. Eligibility: graduate and undergraduate Eligibility: best third-year student planting $1,500 each Value: students participating in the department’s design project. Paris studies abroad program Rinker Awards Value: varies Value: varies Eligibility: BCN juniors, seniors, and Gilkey Third-Year Student Professional graduate students; financial need. Howard Sebold/Herrick Smith Award Value: $1,000 each; five awards Fellowship in Landscape Architecture Eligibility: character and dedication of a Eligibility: students with professional Anthony Section Memorial Scholarship potential; 3.0 GPA or better. third-year student who has love of and Eligibility: for information on this endowed Value: varies commitment to the profession. scholarship, go to http://www.uff.ufl.edu. Value: varies Value: $1,500 Jonathan and Elizabeth Seymour Award Eligibility: graduate and undergraduate Gilkey Fourth-Year Student Building Construction General students who wish to participate in the Professional Award Scholarship department’s Paris studies abroad program; Eligibility: character and dedication of a Eligibility: BCN students with financial financial need. fourth-year student who has love of and need. Value: varies commitment to the profession. Value: varies Value: varies Non-Endowed Scholarships Department of Interior Design Gilkey Fifth-Year Student American Society of Landscape Professional Award Contact: Margaret Portillo, Chair, 336 Architecture, Florida Chapter Awards Eligibility: character and dedication of a Architecture Building; Eligibility: students with professional fifth-year student who has demonstrated love http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/interior potential and technical achievement. of and commitment to the profession. Value: varies UF Endowed Scholarships Value: varies and Fellowships American Society of Landscape Noel Lake Award Architecture Annual Scholarship, The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: demonstrates acumen in Jacksonville Section fellowships are administered by the UF matters regarding horticulture, Eligibility: students from Northeast Florida Foundation. For information, check with arboriculture, and planning design and in professional studies. the departmental contact person or the who willingly share their horticulture Value: varies Foundation Web site at knowledge with others. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Tom Atkins Award Value: varies ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: students in professional planning Rain Bird Award in any of the following areas: private land Barbara A. and John M. Cirino Eligibility: accomplishments in water development, community planning and Scholarship Fund conservation through irrigation design. redevelopment, landscape architecture, urban Eligibility: deserving majors in upper- Value: varies design and recreation. This award is to division interior design. upgrade technology for all students. Value: varies Value: varies COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Robert F. Smith Scholarship Endowment Thomas Cottingham Berry Award Contact: Ron Wright, Coordinator, Eligibility: deserving 3rd or 4th year Eligibility: undergraduates pursuing a Office of Student Services, G-416 interior design undergraduates who degree in landscape architecture; students Norman, (352) 392-0721, ext 400; demonstrate academic excellence, who show professional potential and http://www.education.ufl.edu/student leadership qualities, community service, technical achievement; preferably have a services and professional attitude. background in the green industry. Value: varies For all College of Education scholarships, Value: varies the application forms and instructions are Department of Landscape Faculty/EDSA Scholarship Award available at the Office of Student Services Architecture Eligibility: service and contribution beyond Web page above. All applications and Contact: Tina Gurucharri, Associate demonstrated academic and technical associated materials (essay, letters of Undergraduate Aid • 43 recommendation, resume/vita, etc.) are due $3,000 graduate awards Henry Bauch Scholarships to the Office of Student Services by 5:00 Eligibility: juniors or seniors majoring in p.m. on February 13, 2009. Scholarships are Dr. Vincent McGuire Scholarship engineering; academic achievement and available Fall 2009 unless otherwise noted. Eligibility: first preference to financial need. undergraduate students majoring in Value: $1,000; may vary, multiple awards. UF Endowed Scholarships English with a minor in secondary and Fellowships education; second preference to graduate Robert A. Bryan Scholarship Fund students in the English education program Eligibility: electrical or materials engineering The following endowed scholarships and in the college. undergraduates; based on merit. fellowships are administered by the UF Value: $500 Value: $1,000 Foundation. For information, check with the departmental contact person or the Ralph D. Turlington Scholarship and Wayne H. Chen Endowed Memorial Foundation Web site at Fellowship Fund Scholarship Fund http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: full-time students in the college. Eligibility: juniors or seniors in engineering; ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: $2,500, two awards based primarily on academic achievement Non-Endowed Scholarships and leadership; financial need is considered. John F. and Marjorie J. Alexander Value: $1,000 Scholarship Denton Cook Scholarship John W. and Mittie Collins Eligibility: first generation college Eligibility: COE undergraduate and Engineering Scholarship and students seeking a degree in the College of graduate students in teacher education Fellowship Fund Education, based on financial need; program; graduates of the public high Eligibility: students in the college. students applying after freshman year schools of Plant City, Mt. Dora, and Value: $1,000 must have a minimum of a 2.5 GPA to Clermont receive scholarship preference. receive the award. Value: $1,000, two awards Co-op Student Assistance Endowed Fund Value: $500 Eligibility: undergraduates who have Karen Koegel Annual Scholarship Dr. Frank C. Bolser Memorial demonstrated financial need, have been Contact: Special Education, PO Box accepted to the College of Engineering co-op Scholarship 117050, Room 1403 Norman Hall, (352) program and are not a member of a social Eligibility: full-time students preparing to 392-0701. Telephone or visit office to verify teach mathematics at the middle or eligibility and availability of funds and fraternity; award to help in paying fees and secondary level. inquire about the application process. purchasing books and supplies. Value: $500 Value: $1,000, toward fees, books, and supplies Vernice Law Hearn Scholarship Norman F. Nelson Fellowship Fund Eligibility: full-time ProTeach juniors, Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Cunningham Scholarship Endowment seniors, or graduate students in unified students in the college; must demonstrate Eligibility: undergraduate engineering early childhood, elementary, or special financial need. students with demonstrated financial need. education. Value: $750 Value: $1,000 Value: $750 Margaret Rosenberger Annual Award Philip D. and Mary Ann Estridge Charles A. and Alma A. Hoffman Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate Scholarship Fund Scholarship students specializing in elementary Eligibility: U.S. citizens with a strong liberal Eligibility: full-time students preparing to education. arts background, preferably with an interest teach mathematics; must demonstrate Value: $500, two awards in music, literature, and drama (interests of financial need. Mary Bradshaw Wood Award the Estridges); recipients chosen by the dean Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduates in the college; of the College; selection based on academic admission to or full-time enrollment in an achievement and financial need. Everett L. Holden and Marian G. Value: $1,000 Holden Memorial Scholarship undergraduate program in the college; Eligibility: COE students of high must demonstrate financial need. FGLSAMP Scholarship scholastic standing with financial need. Value: $500 Eligibility: current STEM majors with a Value: three $1,000 awards for COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING minimum 3.0 GPA and prior collegiate undergraduates, four $2,500 for graduate General College of Engineering research experience Students must be a US students citizen or permanent resident. Contact: Dr. Angela Lindner, Value: varies Lancaster Scholarship 312 Weil Hall Guy C. Fulton Scholarship in Eligibility: COE undergraduates admitted Check with the Associate Dean for Engineering Fund to a professional teacher education program. Student Affairs; Chairman, College of Eligibility: second-year undergraduates Value: $500 Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship planning to major in engineering; awarded at Committee, or your departmental William T. Phelps Scholarship Fund the end of the second year. undergraduate coordinator for more Eligibility: full-time ProTeach Value: $1,000 undergraduate or graduate students in information about the following aid. elementary or early childhood education. UF Endowed Scholarships Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godron Engineering Value: four $3,000 awards and Fellowships Scholarship Fund Eligibility: engineering majors; academic J. W. Martin and A. M. Martin Phillips The following endowed scholarships and achievement and financial need. Scholarship Fund fellowships are administered by the UF Value: $1,000 Eligibility: full-time students pursuing a Foundation. For information, check with degree in education at UF; first preference the departmental contact person or the Inez Culp Goodrum Scholarship Fund students in the college who to students who attended high school in Foundation Web site at Eligibility: demonstrate financial need and are U.S. Alachua county (submit copy of diploma http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ citizens. or official high school transcripts); must ScholarshipListing.asp. demonstrate financial need. Value: $1,000 Value: two $2,500 undergraduate and five 44 • Gator Aid

Thomas O. Hunter Scholarship Fund majoring in environmental or civil Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduate and entering engineering; based on academic students; emphasis is given to those with achievement and financial need. TARR Scholarship demonstrated leadership, economic need, Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduate women and and academic excellence; preference is students with disabilities majoring in given to graduates of Putnam County high Engineering Dean’s Scholarship engineering. schools. Eligibility: engineering juniors or seniors; Value: $1,000 academic achievements and need. Value: $1,000 John L. and Marie C. Traina Scholarship Value: $1,500 Lockheed Martin Student Support Eligibility: engineering majors. Program Fund Fernandez Family Foundation Value: $1,000 Scholarship Eligibility: engineering undergraduates. Loans Value: $1,000 Eligibility: undergraduate engineering majors from Lee County; financial need. The following loan funds administered by Matthew Martin Memolo Memorial Value: $1,000 the Office for Student Financial Affairs Scholarship Fund offer short-term loans to engineering Eligibility: outstanding juniors or seniors Florida Engineering Society Scholarship students. The amount of these loans varies in electrical and computer engineering according to students’ need and eligibility: who are U.S. citizens. Eligibility: applicants should contact the Value: varies Florida Engineering Society in the fall to A. A. Murphree Loan Fund apply for this tuition scholarship; juniors Anna A. Weil Loan Fund Malcolm Pirnie Scholarship Fund in engineering. Benton Engineering Loan Fund Eligibility: all engineering majors; based Value: $1,500 on academic achievement and financial Earle P. Phelps Loan Fund need. General Engineering Scholarship IEEE, William F. Fagen Loan Fund Value: $1,000 Eligibility: juniors or seniors in the Irene H. Steinman Loan Fund college; based on academic achievement John J. Tigert Loan Fund P. M. Pope Scholarship Fund and financial need. Joseph Weil Loan Fund Eligibility: juniors or seniors in the college; Value: $1,000 academic achievement and financial need. Murphree Engineering Loan Fund Robert Tyrie Benton Loan Fund Value: $1,000 Donna and John Hancock Scholarship William L. Sawyer Loan Fund C. Addison Pound Jr. & Annie Cannon Eligibility: engineering juniors or seniors; Pound Fund in Engineering U.S. citizenship and Florida residency; Department of Agricultural & academic achievement; financial need. Eligibility: engineering students; based on Biological Engineering standardized test scores (as applicable), Value: $500 GPA, academic and other accomplishments, Henter-Joyce, Inc., Scholarship Contact: Dr. James D. Leary, leadership and related activities, experience Eligibility: engineering majors; blind or 115 Rogers Hall; (such as employment and military service), visually impaired students. http://www.agen.ufl.edu students’ area of interest, economic need, Value: $1,000 See College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. creative ability, and student’s ability to successfully complete all scholastic Kraft Foods Scholarship Department of Chemical requirements. Eligibility: chemical engineering juniors Engineering Value: $1,000, several awards and seniors. Value: $1,000 Contact: Dr. Spyros Svoronos Snelling Scholarship Endowment Fund L. C. Paslay Scholarships 219 Chemical Engineering Building Eligibility: engineering students; based on http://www.che.ufl.edu standardized test scores, GPA, academic Eligibility: juniors or seniors pursuing engineering majors; based on academic The department awards a few scholarships and other accomplishments, leadership and each year to juniors and seniors. There is related activities, experience (e.g., achievement and financial need. Value: $1,000, may vary; several awards no application process; GPA, leadership employment and military service), students’ activities, and class participation are area of interest, economic need, creative Professional Engineering considered in the selection process. ability, and student’s ability to successfully Consultants Scholarships complete all scholastic requirements. Eligibility: civil or environmental UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $1,000 engineering juniors and seniors; academics; and Fellowships financial need. Iva and Norman Tuckett Scholarship The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000 Fund fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: all engineering majors; based on SECME, Inc. Foundation. For information check the academic achievement and financial need. Eligibility: high school seniors, who have Foundation Web site at Value: $1,000 actively participated in a SECME program, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Wheat Engineering Fund plan to study engineering, and are in the ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: all engineering majors; based on top ten percent of their graduating class. academic achievement and financial need. Value: $1,000 John C. Biery Memorial Scholarships Value: $1,000 Proctor & Gamble Chemical Smith and Gillespie Scholarships Engineering Scholarship Fund Joseph W. Wunsch Scholarship Fund Eligibility: civil, environmental, or Eligibility: all engineering majors, academic electrical engineering juniors and seniors; Non-Endowed Scholarships achievement and financial need. academic achievement; financial need. Value: $1,000 Value: $1,000, may vary John D. O’Connell Scholarship T. M. Reed III Memorial Scholarship Non-Endowed Scholarships Society of Automotive Engineers Jim Sharp Scholarship Scholarship J. Fred & Lilly C. Wilkes Scholarship Camp, Dresser, & McKee Scholarship Eligibility: incoming freshmen planning Eligibility: engineering juniors or seniors to major in any discipline in the college. Undergraduate Aid • 45

Department of Civil & Coastal student; merit based; prefer a student to Value: $1,000, one award Engineering (CE) hold a part-time or full-time job. Value: $1,000 Vogel Foundation Scholarship Contact: Kirk Hatfield, Interim Chair, Eligibility: civil engineering students; Attn. Greg Fulginiti, 365 Weil Hall; William E. Poole Scholarship Fund financial need. http://www.ce.ufl.edu Eligibility: junior or senior CE students; Value: $900 Scholarships and loans listed are restricted Florida high school graduates and residents; to departmental majors who are U.S. financial need and educational standing. WilsonMiller, Inc. Scholarship citizens or permanent residents. Most Value: $1,500 per year Eligibility: CE students. Value: one $300 award awards are for Florida residents. Non-Endowed Scholarships UF Endowed Scholarships Department of Electrical & and Fellowships Spolter Memorial Fund Eligibility: CE students; financially needy; Computer Engineering The following endowed scholarships and award given by CE chair. Contact: Mr. Steve Permann 216 fellowships are administered by the UF Value: one $4,000 award or four at $1,000 Larsen Hall; http://www.ece.ufl.edu Foundation. For information, check with UF Endowed Scholarships the departmental contact person or the ASCE Transportation Technical Group Foundation Web site at Scholarship and Fellowships http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: members of ASCE; juniors or The following endowed scholarships and ScholarshipListing.asp. seniors CE as majors; successfully complete fellowships are administered by the UF transportation class; awarded by Class of ‘59 Civil Engineering Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with department chair. the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: CE students; good academic Value: $500 standing; financial need. Foundation Web site at Value: $600 Design Build Institute of America http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Scholarship ScholarshipListing.asp. Crom Corporation Scholarship Fund Eligibility: CE students interested in The department of Electrical and Eligibility: undergraduate civil design build; financial need. Computer Engineering awards scholarships engineering students; FL resident, financial Value: varies to undergraduates who have completed at need, high academics. least one term at UF. Applications are Value: $1,000 per year Florida Construction Users accepted in December and January for the Davis Endowed Scholarship Roundtable, Inc. Scholarship fall and spring semesters. Eligibility: CE students; active and Eligibility: CE students interested in exemplified leadership in a national Greek construction; 2.5 GPA; financial need. James E. Dykes Scholarship Fund social fraternity or sorority. Value: $2,500 per year, two awards Eligibility: students in electrical and Value: one $5,000 award or five at $1,000 computer engineering. Florida Road Builders Scholarship Value: $1,500 H. H. Edwards Scholarship Fund Eligibility: civil engineering students; David Howell Jr. and Dan Howell Eligibility: students in the last three terms academics; financial need. Endowment in Electrical and in civil engineering, preferably studying Value: $500 Computer Engineering structural concrete; strong interest in Florida Rock Industries, Inc. Scholarship Eligibility: students in electrical and prestressed concrete; U.S. citizens. Eligibility: juniors and seniors pursuing a computer engineering. Value: $600 BSCE; U.S. citizens or permanent residents Value: varies Kevin Frank Memorial Scholarship of Florida; academics; prefer an interest in Bucket Milikin Electrical Engineering Eligibility: hydraulics graduate student; Florida Rock industries activities. Scholarship Fund Florida resident; 3.0 GPA; good moral Value: $750, one award; student must Eligibility: electrical engineering character. repay at convenience without interest undergraduates who are Florida residents; Value: $1,000 Kimley Horn & Associates Inc. preference to students at least partially HDR Engineering Inc. Scholarship Scholarship supporting themselves through part-time Eligibility: one or more undergrad or Eligibility: senior or graduate student jobs, cooperative education, or internships. graduate students in the 3rd, 4th, or 5th pursuing a career in consulting; academic Value: $1,500; two awards excellence; outstanding leadership skills; year; 3.0 GPA or higher; financial need NOT John E. Morton Scholarship Fund to be a criterion. actively involved in campus activities. Value: $1,000 Eligibility: full-time undergraduate Value: one to five at $1,000 - $5,000 electrical engineering students. Keith and Schnars, P.A., Annual Progress Energy Scholarship Ralph Sias Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Eligibility: undergraduate juniors; Eligibility: meritorious juniors or seniors Eligibility: full-time juniors or seniors maintain 3.5 GPA; need three reference in electrical and computer Engineering pursuing a bachelor's degree in civil letters; ongoing academic achievement. who are Florida high school graduates. engineering or geomatics; based on Value: $2,000 Value: $1,000 financial need and academic standing. W. Austin Smith and Wylie W. Value: $2,000 per year Gillespie Scholarships Stephen M. Varosi Memorial Fellowship Addison Franklin Marshall Scholarship See listing in General College of in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Civil Engineering Fund Engineering. Eligibility: electrical engineering students who study RF circuits and/or MRI Eligibility: junior or senior CE majors, URS Corporation Scholarship technology and plan for a related career; preferably from Tallahassee or NW Florida; Eligibility: CE students; bright but needy, 3.0 or higher in electrical engineering financial need and academics. interested in consulting engineering as a Value: $2,000 per year career; Florida residents, preferably from courses; nomination by an electrical Charles and Mary Pitts Scholarship Tampa area; active in professional societies engineering professor; preference to students Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate CE such as ASCE and FES. who show evidence of creativity and unconventional problem-solving skills. 46 • Gator Aid

Value: varies; opportunity for internships appropriate expenses. Non-Endowed Scholarships at Invivo Corporation Value: $2,500 Engineering Research Center (ERC) Joseph and Cyrille Weil Award Department of Industrial and for Particle Science & Technology Eligibility: students in the College of Systems Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship Engineering. Eligibility: exceptional students with a 3.0 Value: $500 Contact: Academic Coordinator Cynthia Blunt, 303 Weil Hall; GPA conducting research related to particle Non-Endowed Scholarships http://www.ise.ufl.edu science and technology; ERC also offers a research award for undergraduates. Electrical Engineering Faculty/ UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $500–2,000 per semester Staff Scholarship and Fellowships Eligibility: senior in electrical engineering R obert E. Reed-Hill Scholarship with academic achievement and need. The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: full-time materials science and Value: $1,000 minimum fellowships are administered by the UF engineering students; minimum 3.0 GPA; Foundation. For information, check with must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. M. J. Larsen Award the departmental contact person or the Value: $600 Foundation Web site at Eligibility: outstanding seniors in Department of Mechanical and electrical and computer engineering, who http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ plan to attend graduate school. ScholarshipListing.asp. Aerospace Engineering Value: $1,000 Leavenworth/McClaskey Contact: Salena Robinson, Undergraduate Scholarship Fund 226 MAE-A; [email protected] N. E. Rosier Memorial Award Eligibility: undergraduate industrial and Eligibility: students in electrical and UF Endowed Scholarships systems engineering students. computer engineering. and Fellowships Value: $1,000 Value: $300 The following endowed scholarships and Department of Materials fellowships are administered by the UF Department of Environmental Science & Engineering Foundation. For information, check with Engineering Sciences Contact: Doris Harlow, the departmental contact person or the Contact: Dr. Jean-Claude Bonzongo, 108 Rhines Hall Foundation Web site at 320 Black Hall; In addition to scholarships listed here, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ http://www.ees.ufl.edu the department often awards employment ScholarshipListing.asp. to students to provide an opportunity to UF Endowed Scholarships John B. Boy/U.S. Sugar Corp. work on research projects in their area of and Fellowships Endowed Scholarship in Mechanical specialization. Scholarships listed below Engineering Fund The following endowed scholarships and are for students who have applied to or are Eligibility: juniors and seniors in fellowships are administered by the UF enrolled in materials science and mechanical engineering who demonstrate Foundation. For information, check with engineering. financial need and are U.S. citizens and the departmental contact person or the UF Endowed Scholarships Florida residents; minimum 2.6 GPA. Foundation Web site at Deadlines: February 1 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ and Fellowships Value: $1,000–$2,300 (two semesters); ScholarshipListing.asp. The following endowed scholarships and recipients offered cooperative employment in fellowships are administered by the UF fall and spring; job opportunities available Florida Environmental Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with with U.S. Sugar Corp. after graduation Fund the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: Florida high school graduates Foundation Web site at Fyfe Family Scholarship Fund and Florida residents who are http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: junior or senior mechanical environmental engineering sciences ScholarshipListing.asp. engineering students demonstrating financial undergraduates; based on need and need; preference is given to students from scholarship. Robert David Adamson Scholarship northwest Florida, especially Bay County. Value: $3,000 Fund Deadlines: February 1 Eligibility: full-time materials science and Value: $1,000–$2,300 (two semesters) Non-Endowed Scholarships engineering undergraduates; minimum 3.0 GPA; U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Department of Nuclear & Engineering Undergraduate Value: $500 Radiological Engineering Scholarships Eligibility: scholarships are awarded by Vladimir Grodsky Memorial Contact: Dr. Alireza Haghighat, 202 the College of Engineering; a ranked list of Scholarship Fund NSC; http://www.nre.ufl.edu candidates is forwarded to Dr. Angela Eligibility: sophomores, juniors, and UF Endowed Scholarships seniors who show academic achievement Lindner, Associate Dean. and Fellowships and financial need. Environmental Alumni Scholarship Value: $250–$1,000; six awards The following endowed scholarships and and Poekert Award fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: undergraduate students; F. N. Rhines & W. R. Tarr Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with service to the Department or College for Fund the departmental contact person or the the Poekert Award. Eligibility: materials science and engineering Foundation Web site at Value: two awards; about $500 each seniors; based on academic achievement. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Progress Energy scholarship Value: varies up to $2,500 ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: undergraduate student James E. Swander Scholarship entering junior year. The scholarship will Eligibility: NRE students; leadership, be used for tuition, books and other outstanding academic ability, high moral Undergraduate Aid • 47 character; faculty nomination. (305) 237-3472 Music Building; Value: $2,500 award Eligibility: full-time, upper-division UF http://www.arts.ufl.edu/music students at NWSA; talent and a 3.0 GPA. Non-Endowed Scholarships All scholarships listed, except for the Band Value: $1,000, five awards annually scholarships, the Mark Stoughton Elite Nuclear Engineering Scholarships Gerson/New World School of the Arts Scholarship and loans, are restricted to Eligibility: sophomores or juniors with at Scholarship music majors. Scholarship recipients must least a 3.5 GPA, letters of recommendation, Contact: Lourdes L. Werner, perform in their area to the satisfaction of interviews, and evaluations by the scholarship (305) 237-3472 the School of Music faculty, maintain sponsor and the NRE Scholarship Committee. Eligibility: artistic talent. satisfactory progress toward a degree, Value: $6,000 over two semesters; two Value: tuition for upper-division NWSA perform in ensembles as needed, awards registration successfully complete the requirements for recital attendance, and not be on academic National Academy for Nuclear New World School of the Arts probation. Students interested in band Training Scholarships Scholarship scholarships should apply to the Director Eligibility: sophomores, juniors, and Contact: Lourdes L. Werner, (305) 237-3472 of Bands for information. seniors with excellent (3.0 GPA or better) Eligibility: artistic talent. UF Endowed Scholarships academic records and potential for a career Value: varies in nuclear utility industry; U.S. citizens. and Fellowships School of Art and Art History Value: $2,500 (applications due January) The following endowed scholarships and Roberto Pagano Memorial Scholarship Contact: Ms. Dana Myers, School of Art fellowships are administered by the UF and Art History, 108 Fine Arts Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: NRE undergraduates; academic Building C, P. O. Box 115801; performance as evaluated by the NRE http://www.arts.ufl.edu the departmental contact person or the Scholarship Committee. Foundation Web site at Value: up to $2,000 per award UF Endowed Scholarships http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ ScholarshipListing.asp. G. J. Schoessow Scholarships and Fellowships Eligibility: nuclear and radiological The following endowed scholarships and John C. and Ruth Amott Clarinet engineering juniors and seniors with strong fellowships are administered by the UF Scholarship interest in nuclear power; participation in Foundation. For information, check with Criteria: deserving students of clarinet in student American Nuclear Society/Health the departmental contact person or the the School, as determined by the head of Physics Society and financial need may also Foundation Web site at: the Clarinet Studio. be considered; must be a U.S. citizen. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Carol Carswell Bhide Endowment Value: up to $500 each (three or more) ScholarshipListing.asp. for Music COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Ahrens Scholarship Fund Criteria: accompanist for the Women's Eligibility: art and art history juniors Chorale, with preference to female students; Contact: Ms. Kelly Vogel, 101 Fine Arts majoring in painting. additional endowment income may support Building A; P. O. Box 115800; Value: varies a scholarship for a member of Women's http://www.arts.ufl.edu Chorale in memory of Mabel Carswell. Dennis and Colette Campay Studio Art Value: varies UF Endowed Scholarships Scholarship and Fellowships Eligibility: studio art students in the James Glenn Connor Choral Music school. Scholarship Fund The following endowed scholarships and Value: varies Eligibility: rising junior music majors fellowships are administered by the UF who are members in good standing of Carolyn A. Novogrodsky Memorial Foundation. For information, check with School of Music choral ensembles; based Award for Artistic Pursuits the departmental contact person or the on academics, musical achievement, and Eligibility: graduating seniors in Studio Foundation Web site at service to choral activities. Arts who have demonstrated desire to use http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: varies; only once to a recipient ScholarshipListing.asp. art to promote positive social change. Value: varies Beatrice Fairing Music Scholarship Chastain Endowment for UF Students at Eligibility: students in the School. James J. Rizzi Scholarship the New World School of the Arts (NWSA) Value: varies Eligibility: UF juniors or seniors enrolled in Eligibility: studio majors in the school; the New World School of the Arts in Miami. artistic and academic ability. Elizabeth E. Larsen Music Value: $2,000 Value: varies Scholarship Fund Scholarships Eligibility: music undergraduates, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation preferably strings. Endowment for the New World School Amy Nicole DeGrove Memorial Value: varies of the Arts Scholarship Eligibility: upper-division or graduate Eligibility: incoming freshmen or Velma Lykes Music Scholarship Fund theatre students; outstanding advancing juniors in studio arts; artistic Eligibility: music students with contributions and excellence in the and academic ability. minimum 3.0 GPA who demonstrate classroom and in production; enrollment Value: varies financial need; preference toward students in NWSA; financial need, at least one specializing in violin. credit hour of business ethics, and E. Robert Langley Scholarship Fund Value: $2,000 documented community service. Eligibility: students in art and art history Value: varies for internships at the Harn Museum. Sue W. Marion Music Value: varies Scholarship/Fellowship Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Criteria: meritorious students in the School. School of Music Value: varies Fernandez Family Scholarship/New World School of the Arts Contact: Mutlu G. Citim-Kepic, Edith P. Pitts Music Scholarship Fund Contact: Lourdes L. Werner, Director of Music Admissions, 130 Eligibility: nominated by faculty members; 48 • Gator Aid must be 3FA or higher, have minimum 3.0 Arikka Gregory Scholarship or graduate students in theater who GPA, academic excellence, be an Eligibility: rising female senior who is a demonstrate outstanding artistic potential. outstanding performer, and be recognized Florida resident; has demonstrated Value: $500, varies for having assumed a leadership role in excellence in vocal performance; potential Department of Music or CFA activities. for and interest in further performance Linda W. Wilson Musical Theatre Value: $500–$1,500, one to five awards study; chosen by full faculty. Scholarships Value: $1,000 annually Eligibility: musical theatre students. Dorothy Reaves String Scholarship Fund Value: varies Eligibility: string instrument students in Rich Holley Scholarship Scholarships good academic standing; leadership in Eligibility: undergraduate music students department performing; record of musical based on scholastic ability, talent, and Theater and Dance Scholarship service to university and community; financial need. Eligibility: outstanding departmental demonstrated excellence in performance Value: varies students. and/or music education. Presser Scholarship Value: $500, two awards Value: $500 Eligibility: outstanding rising music seniors; based on merit; chosen by full faculty. University of Florida Friends of Frances Millikan Reitz Scholarship Fund Value: varies Theater and Dance Eligibility: outstanding undergraduates Eligibility: outstanding departmental with a minimum 3.5 GPA who Loans students, graduate or undergraduate. demonstrate excellence in performance, Couse Gator Band Loan Fund Value: $750 promise of development and musical One–three semester loans. service to university or community; Eligibility: music students. COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND chosen by faculty. Value: varies; 8% interest HUMAN PERFORMANCE Value: $500–$1,500 per recipient Sigma Alpha Iota Fund Contact: Dr. Kelli Brown, 203 Florida Mark Stoughton Band Scholarship Contact fraternity for eligibility and value. Gym, http://www.hhp.ufl.edu Fund Eligibility: UF band members. School of Theatre & Dance UF Endowed Scholarships and Fellowships Value: varies Contact: Kevin Austin, P. O. Box George W. Tedder Jr. and Susan Heald 115900 Nadine McGuire Pavilion; The following endowed scholarships and Tedder Scholarship Fund http://www.arts.ufl.edu/theatreanddance fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: outstanding graduate students UF Endowed Scholarships Foundation. For information, check with in choral music or voice, and outstanding and Fellowships the departmental contact person or the undergraduate students in voice. Foundation Web site at: Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ fellowships are administered by the UF ScholarshipListing.asp. James W. Van Horn Music Fund Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: undergraduates or graduate the departmental contact person or the Dr. Robert E. Allen, Dr. Owen J. Holyoak, students working on a master's degree or Foundation Web site at and Dr. Paul R. Varnes Scholarship Fund Ph.D. in music with proficiency in chorale http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: undergraduate in any college singing, composing and/or conducting; ScholarshipListing.asp. major; at least a junior with 24 credit hours undergraduate awards to seniors based on and a 3.5 minimum UF GPA; preference to performance in junior year; must Lawrence Baynard Hubbell American citizens who have made a demonstrate financial need. Scholarship Fund in Theatre Studies significant contribution to society through Value: varies Eligibility: theater performance or volunteer work and/or military service. production majors or who have a primary Non-Endowed Scholarships Value: varies interest in writing dramas or screenplays; Russell L. Danburg Scholarship minimum 3.2 GPA. C.A. Boyd Scholarship Eligibility: students in piano or music Value: $1,000 Eligibility: full-time undergraduate student in any college major with a theory. Ethel L. Ingraham Theatre Value: varies minimum 3.40 UF GPA; outstanding Scholarship Fund character with a strong commitment to Brian Gindy Scholarship Fund Eligibility: outstanding undergraduate or serve the profession. Eligibility: band librarian. graduate student in production; and Value: varies Value: varies undergraduates in performance and dance; excellence in the field. Danny Eggart Memorial Scholarship Band Scholarships Value: two awards per year Fund Contact: Director of Bands, 106 MUB Eligibility: first-generation college students Eligibility: performance in the symphonic Cathryn Lombardi Scholarship and graduates of Florida high schools, band or wind ensemble; audition; recipients Eligibility: outstanding upper-division preferably Panhandle high schools; must perform at scheduled events. musical theatre students financial need is considered. Value: varies Value: $1000 Value: varies Friends of Music Scholarship/ Jim Richardson Memorial Theatre Thomas F. Hayes IV Memorial Out-of -State Tuition Waivers Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Eligibility: incoming freshman. Eligibility: upper-division or graduate Eligibility: undergraduate student in any Value: partial theatre students; outstanding college major; preference to students who participate in the Team Florida Cycling Club. A. Didier Graeffe Scholarship contributions and excellence in the Value: varies Contact: Dr. James P. Sain, Coordinator of classroom and production work. $1,000, one award Theory and Composition Value: Norma M. Leavitt Scholarship Fund Eligibility: music majors chosen by faculty; Mark W. Stoughton Theatre Eligibility: junior or senior student in financial need; prefer composition students. Scholarship Fund applied physiology & kinesiology with a 3.5 Value: $1,500 Eligibility: upper-division undergraduate UF GPA; criteria include outstanding Undergraduate Aid • 49 character with a strong commitment to serve hospitality industry; outstanding character International or Political Reporting their profession; preference to female and strong commitment to serve the Eligibility: journalism majors showing applicants. tourism & hospitality profession; interest in reporting in areas of international Value: varies demonstrate leadership skills. politics, foreign affairs, or national politics; Value: varies demonstrated financial need. William M. Potter/M. B. Chafin Value: one award, $900 Scholarship Fund Peter Tharpe Scholarship Eligibility: student in any college major who Eligibility: health education and behavior Kenneth A. Christiansen enjoys and actively participates in tennis. undergraduates. Telecommunication Scholarship Value: varies Value: varies Eligibility: telecommunication seniors; scholarship, involvement in public radio Fred and Charlotte Rozelle Sport Dr. Linda (Dr. T) Thornton Scholarship Management Endowment Eligibility: student in the recreation, parks and television, concern for ethics and Eligibility: undergraduate student in & tourism major who consistently responsibility. Sports Management. demonstrates leadership ability; pursues Value: $1,300–$2,300 Value: varies professional development opportunities; has “Buddy” Davis Scholarships demonstrated high moral/ethical character; Eligibility: newspaper reporting or editing Herman W. Schnell Memorial strong advocate for the profession after Scholarship Fund seniors; character, scholarship, and promise graduation. to the profession; financial need is a lesser Eligibility: undergraduate student in any Value: varies college major who has a minimum 3.5 GPA criterion. and demonstrates leadership and character. Dorothea A. Travis Scholarship Value: one award, $1,400–$1,500 Value: varies Eligibility: undergraduates pursuing a degree Environmental Writing Scholarship in sport management; preference is given, but Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: juniors and seniors planning not limited to, female majors. careers in environmental communications; Eraste Autin Scholarship Value: varies evidence of involvement in environmental Eligibility: student in the athletic training protection through organizational activity, education program; student must have COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM writing, or broadcasting; demonstrated exemplary academic track record, perform AND COMMUNICATIONS financial need. with distinction at clinical sites, and Value: $1,200 demonstrate involvement in community Contact: Charles J. Harris, Director, and extracurricular activities. Knight Division of Scholarships, Career Joseph S. Field Jr. Scholarship Value: varies Service, and Multicultural Affairs, 1080 Eligibility: telecommunication majors. Weimer Hall; http://www.jou.ufl.edu Value: two awards, $1,000 Charles W. Fessler Jr. Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships, James S. Fish Scholarship Eligibility: junior or senior student in Fellowships and Assistantships Eligibility: advertising majors. tourism, recreation and sport management. Value: $700 Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and fellowships are administered by the UF Jane E. Fisher Memorial Scholarship Charles W. Fessler Sr. and Miriam A. Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: telecommunication juniors and Fessler Scholarship the departmental contact person or the seniors currently working at WUFT-FM. Eligibility: juniors or seniors in any college Foundation Web site at: Value: one $675 award major. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: varies ScholarshipListing.asp. Florida Public Relations Associations (FPRA) Frank Rathbun Scholarship Judith D. Fessler Undergraduate Alumni Scholarships Eligibility: public relations juniors and Scholarship Eligibility: students in the college. seniors; minimum 3.0 GPA. Eligibility: junior or senior applied Value: one award, $850-$950 Value: $750 physiology and kinesiology student who is a resident of Florida; preference to, but not Buddy Baker Memorial Scholarships Mike Foley Scholarship limited to, married students. Eligibility: journalism majors who plan to Eligibility: junior and senior journalism Value: varies pursue a career in arts and entertainment majors; preference to married students. reporting or editing. Value: one $900 award Chuck McPhilomy Scholarship Value: one award, $1,400 Eligibility: undergraduate athletic training Freedom Forum Scholarships student; preference is given, but not Red Barber Radio Scholarship Eligibility: students majoring in journalism limited, to military veterans. Eligibility: telecommunication juniors and or specializing in broadcast journalism; Value: varies seniors; preference to applicants planning a applicants must have demonstrated ability to career in sports broadcasting; financial need overcome educational, social or family Alan C. Moore Scholarship considered. disadvantages; demonstrate academic merit Eligibility: student in any college major Value: $400 and/or leadership potential. who shows interest in being of service to Value: $1,000–$2,000; number varies others and demonstrates leadership ability. Peter and Nancy Barr Trust Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: juniors and seniors planning to Gainesville Advertising Federation Susan enter the field of advertising; applicants Dixon Smith Memorial Scholarship Kyle Schuemann Scholarship must have documented financial need, Eligibility: juniors and seniors majoring in Eligibility: sport management majors; must have taken at least one credit hour of advertising; minimum 3.0 GPA. minimum 3.5 GPA. business ethics, and must document their Value: $250–$300 Value: varies community service. Barbara Gaynes Scholarship $1,600 Bill Sims Scholarship Value: Eligibility: out-of-state junior and senior journalism majors. Eligibility: student specializing in tourism Barry M. Berish Scholarship Value: one $900–$1,600 award & hospitality management within the Eligibility: advertising majors. recreation, parks & tourism major who has Value: $1,400 Graham K. Gloss Scholarship a minimum 3.30 UF GPA; past or current Eligibility: advertising seniors; 3.0 GPA; involvement with the tourism & Russell Brines Scholarship in applicants must present evidence of 50 • Gator Aid leadership and creativity in academic Eligibility: junior or senior journalism majors Value: $950, two awards with interest in a career in political projects or outside job performance. Judy Lynn Prince Scholarship reporting for the print media. Value: $700 Eligibility: telecommunication majors. Value: one $850 award Peter G. Gordon/Sun-Sentinel Scholarship Value: $1,250, two awards Eligibility: journalism and telecommunication Bob Leach Broadcasting Scholarship Moe and Laura Schwartz Scholarships undergraduates. Eligibility: junior or senior majoring in Eligibility: junior or senior advertising or Value: one $1,000–$2,000 award telecommunication; financial need considered. Value: one $850 award magazines majors; financial need considered. Gov. R. H. Gore Scholarships Value: $950, two awards George A. Levy Scholarship Eligibility: advertising or journalism students. Patricia L. Shannon Scholarships Value: $1,000, number of awards varies Eligibility: students in the college; financial need considered. Eligibility: students planning a career in Philip L. Graham Scholarship Fund Value: $250 public relations. Eligibility: telecommunication majors from Value: $1,200–$2,250, two awards the Jacksonville, Miami, or Orlando areas of Rachel B. Lowenstein Scholarship Eligibility: students who have held an Julie Silver Memorial Scholarship Florida; demonstrated ability to overcome Eligibility: juniors and seniors majoring in educational, social or family disadvantages; executive position at a Florida high school publication or broadcast station. telecommunication; demonstrate academic merit, and/or Value: $900 Value: one $600 award leadership potential. Lloyd Merritt Smigel Scholarship/ Value: varies Miami Herald South Florida Scholarships Eligibility: students from the South Florida Fellowship Cleve Hamm Scholarship area of South Broward to Key West; Eligibility: student who exemplifies caring Eligibility: juniors or seniors in the college. journalism and advertising majors who plan leadership with unlimited business Value: $1,000–$1,700 to pursue careers in newspaper journalism potential, reflecting Smigel's philosophy that leadership is about people, mutual Gardner Mark Harrison Scholarship or advertising. responsibilities, and ethics; practical Eligibility: journalism majors with a Value: $1,000–$2,000 awards, number varies experience and intentions of contributing a documented learning disability, registered Joanne and Charles Mirabella Scholarship positive influence to society. with and receiving services from the Office Eligibility: advertising majors. Value: $400 of Student Services. Value: $275 Value: one $475 award St. Petersburg Times Scholarships Stuart Newman Public Relations Eligibility: students planning careers in Randolph A. Hearst Broadcast News Scholarship journalism or journalism-related advertising; Scholarship Eligibility: students in the college planning some or all of the following factors are Eligibility: telecommunication majors; a public relations career; financial need considered: preference to applicants from preference to broadcast journalism students. considered. circulation area of the St. Petersburg Times; Value: one $950 award Value: $1,000 demonstrated ability to overcome educational, Carl Hiaasen Scholarship New York Times Scholarships social, or family disadvantages; demonstrated Eligibility: journalism majors. Eligibility: journalism or advertising academic merit, and/or leadership potential. Value: one $1,500 award juniors and seniors who plan to pursue Value: $1,000–$2,000; number varies Marion and John Paul Jones, Jr., careers in newspaper journalism or Sweger Scholarship Scholarship newspaper advertising; demonstrated ability Eligibility: all students in the college. Eligibility: students in any major in the to overcome educational, social, or family Value: $850 disadvantages; academic merit and/or college. Charles G. Wellborn Jr. Scholarship Value: $450 leadership potential; be from a circulation area of Florida newspapers in the New York Eligibility: junior and senior public relations Journalism Alumni Scholarship Times Regional Newspaper group. or magazine journalism majors who intend to Eligibility: journalism juniors or seniors Value: $1,000–$2,000 awards, number varies pursue careers in publication design, writing, planning a career as a newspaper reporter; must editing, or production. be a Florida resident and graduate of a Florida Orlando Sentinel/South Florida Value: one $800 award Sun-Sentinel Scholarship Fund high school; documented financial need. Wade Swerdlow Scholarship Value: one $1,200 award Eligibility: juniors and seniors in newspaper journalism or advertising; Eligibility: telecommunication majors from Jim Kerlin Broadcasting Scholarships demonstrated ability to overcome Broward County. Eligibility: telecommunication majors. educational, social, or family disadvantages; Value: one $1,500 and one $500 award Value: $500–$1,000, up to seven awards academic merit and/or leadership potential; Dan Valentine Memorial Scholarship John S. and James L. Knight Foundation preference to those from the Orlando or Eligibility: junior or senior telecommun- Scholarship Fund South Florida areas. ication majors, working for WRUF-AM/FM. Eligibility: journalism and advertising Value: $1,000–$2,000 awards, number varies Value: one $1,200–$1,500 award; one $500 student; preference to those who have Palm Beach Post/Cox Foundation F. Andrew Warden Scholarship demonstrated ability to overcome Scholarships Eligibility: advertising majors who educational, family, or social disadvantages; Eligibility: journalism or advertising demonstrate dedication and commitment to academic/leadership potential. students; preference to students from West the field of advertising; documented Value: $2,670–$3,500; number varies Palm Beach area; academic merit or financial need, at least one credit hour of Alfred M. Kohn Memorial Scholarships leadership potential; demonstrated ability to business ethics, and documented Eligibility: journalism juniors or seniors. overcome: educational, social, and/or family community service. Value: two $700 awards disadvantages. Value: $1,500, two awards Value: $1,000–$2,000 awards, number varies Leo L. Kubiet Advertising Scholarship Rae O. Weimer Scholarship Gary Peacock Scholarship Eligibility: married juniors or seniors Eligibility: open to all majors; student must Eligibility: advertising, journalism, public majoring in advertising with goal of working demonstrate evidence of passion for and relations, and telecommunication majors. in newspaper sales and/or marketing and commitment to chosen field and capacity to Value: $800 who are U.S. citizens. succeed as a professional. Value: $750 Pearce-Deyo Scholarships Value: $2,600 Eligibility: juniors or seniors in the college; David Lawrence Sr. Scholarship Stanley Zack Advertising Scholarship financial need is considered. Undergraduate Aid • 51

Eligibility: advertising majors in the college awarded on the basis of performance and need; Value: up to five awards ranging from $500 planning careers in advertising. renewable for the senior year; golf not required. to $3,000 awarded each spring Value: $740 Value: one $4,000 award Hazen E. Nutter Scholarship Lillian and Herman Rosenthal Memorial Loans Eligibility: undergraduate CLAS majors who Scholarship/Assistantship have strong academic records and are active Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Edwardson/Burton Loan Fund in extracurricular activities. students in the college. Long-term loans. Value: $1,000, multiple awards each spring Value: one award, varies Eligibility: students in the college with a 2.0 GPA. Herbert and Edith Peterson Scholarship Florence W. Ruebush Endowment Value: $400 per semester Eligibility: junior liberal arts and sciences Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate majors with at least 48 credit hours at UF. students in the college. COLLEGE OF LAW Value: $1,000, awarded spring varies Value: See Graduate Aid, Chapter 8. Susan Hitzler Schell Scholarship Fund Eric M. Gorbach Scholarships of Eligibility: undergraduate liberal arts and Bitner.Com COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS sciences majors who have completed at least Eligibility: juniors and seniors in public 48 credit hours at UF; preference to those relations who demonstrate commitment to & SCIENCES who do not have an athletic scholarship. the community through activities during $1,000, multiple awards each spring Contact: Alexandra Roque, Office of the Value: their first two years in college. Dean, 2014 Turlington Hall; (352) 392- Peter J. Sones Jr. Scholarship Endowment Value: two $500 awards or one $1,000 award 0780; Eligibility: pre-med undergraduates Jack S. Hardy Scholarship http://www.clas.ufl.edu/scholarships majoring in one of the liberal arts (not a Eligibility: public relations majors with an science) with a 3.8 GPA or above. interest in health care; minimum 3.0 GPA. UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $1,000, up to three awards each spring Value: one $650-$1,000 award and Fellowships Center for Greek Studies Assistantships The following endowed scholarships and fellowships are administered by the UF Contact: Dr. Karelisa Hartigan, Karl and Madira Bickel Assistantships Foundation. For information, check with the Center for Greek Studies, 125 Dauer Recipients work ten hours a week in the departmental contact person or the Hall; http://www.classics.ufl.edu college. Foundation Web site at: UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ and Fellowships Value: $2,100, twelve awards ScholarshipListing.asp. The following endowed scholarships and Herbert S. Dolgoff Radio Assistantships William G. Carleton Scholarship fellowships are administered by the UF Recipients must work at WRUF-AM/FM or Eligibility: junior liberal arts and sciences Foundation. For information, check with WUFT-FM. majors who have completed at least 48 UF the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: telecommunication juniors and credit hours. Foundation Web site at: seniors; intent to pursue careers in radio Value: $1,000, multiple awards each spring http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ management, programming, or news. CLAS Dean's Scholarship ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: $3,000, five awards Eligibility: junior liberal arts and sciences Red Newton Freedom of Information majors who have completed at least 48 UF Angelo Podes Scholarship Fund Assistantships credit hours. Eligibility: students enrolling in Modern Requires ten hours of work a week in the Value: $1,000, multiple awards each spring Greek and/or a six-week study abroad program with College Year in Athens; preference to Brechner Center for Freedom of Information. Gerson Jewish Studies Scholarship Eligibility: junior or senior in any major in students of Greek-American ancestry. Eligibility: need-based scholarship for students Value: $1,000 the college; completion of MMC 4200 with a engaged in coursework or pursuing research in Non-Endowed Scholarships 3.0 or be willing to take it the next semester. Jewish studies. Preference will be given to need- Value: $1,500, two awards based students and those who have completed Emmanuel Bilirakis Pre-Medical WTVJ NBC6 Scholarship/Assistantship at least 30 credit hours at UF. Scholarship Fund in Memory of Rob Pierce Value: $1,000, one award each spring Eligibility: pre-med students also doing Eligibility: telecommunication majors who Gorenberg Family Undergraduate Award work in Greek studies, 3.5 GPA, and resume. plan to pursue careers in television/ Eligibility: CLAS undergraduate student Value: $1,000, awarded April electronic news videography; preference to who demonstrates financial need. Center for Greek Studies Summer Study students from Miami-Dade, Broward, and Value: $1,000, one award each spring Monroe counties. Abroad Scholarship Value: one award, varies W. W. Massey Sr. Presidential To assist a student to attend the Greek six- Scholarship week Summer Study Program. Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: CLAS undergraduates Value: $1,000, awarded in April Florida Association of Broadcasters recognized as National Merit or National Michael G. Cantonis Medal for (FAB) Leroy Collins Memorial Achievement Scholars in high school or who Excellence in Greek Studies Scholarship qualify as UF Honors students. Eligibility: seniors. Eligibility: junior and senior Value: $1,000, multiple awards each spring Value: $500 telecommunication majors; preference to Charles Vincent and Heidi Cole Nicholas Cassas Scholarships women and/or minority students who are McLaughlin Scholarship Eligibility: one award for entering students Florida residents; financial need is considered. Eligibility: undergraduate CLAS majors, with at least 3.0 GPA who enrolls in beginning Value: one $2,000 award preferably with at least 48 credit hours at Modern Greek; one for students with at least Florida Press Club Scholarship UF; based on academic record. B+ average in beginning Modern Greek who Eligibility: seniors who are Florida residents Value: $1,000, multiple awards each spring enroll in intermediate Modern Greek. pursuing a career in print journalism. O. Ruth McQuown Scholarship Fund Value: $1,000, two scholarships Value: one $1,000 award Eligibility: females with excellent Pete G. and Anna Felos Scholarship in academics, enrolled full time in humanities United States Golf Association (USGA) Greek Studies or social sciences, or with interdisciplinary David Earl Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: for summer study in Greece at majors in the two or in women's studies. Eligibility: juniors majoring in journalism; CYA or other approved program. 52 • Gator Aid

Value: $1,200 Value: $200–$2,500 Value: stipend and tuition waiver Angelo Langadas Scholarship Marshall M. Raff Scholarship Roy A. Howard Scholarship Fund for Eligibility: high GPA, resume, involvement Endowment Latin American Studies in Greek studies. Eligibility: support scholarship awards. Eligibility: Latin American Studies Value: $1,000 Value: varies students with preference to students from Maria Marees Memorial Women’s Norman Shulevitz Foundation Latin America. Leadership Scholarship Scholarships Value: varies Eligibility: undergraduate women who Eligibility: support scholarships in Center Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Notley demonstrate leadership ability. for Jewish Studies and Department of Value: $400 Psychology; provide funds for study abroad Scholarship Fund in Israel. Eligibility: Latin American Studies Basilios Michopoulos Scholarship Value: varies students with preference to students from Eligibility: Greek studies students enrolled Latin America, especially those from the Non-Endowed Scholarships or planning to enroll in a Greek language; Dominican Republic. minimum 3.0 GPA. Value: stipend and tuition waiver Value: $500 per year, awarded in April Samuel and Bessie R. Proctor Fund Eligibility:undergraduate students Perry Scholarship in Greek Language majoring in Jewish Studies; based on need Charles Wagley Research Fellowship Eligibility: students pursuing ancient or and merit. Eligibility: graduate students in the social modern Greek language. Value: varies sciences who have particular interest in Value: $2,000 Center for Latin American anthropological methods of research and analysis as related to Brazil. Perry Scholarship in Hellenic Civilization Studies Value: varies Eligibility: students taking (a) course(s) in Contact: Executive Director, 319 Greek culture. Grinter Hall, UF, PO Box 115530, A. Curtis Wilgus Graduate Value: $1,500 Gainesville, FL, 32611-5530; (352) Fellowship Fund Perry Scholarship for Study in Greece 392-0375; http://www.latam.ufl.edu. Eligibility: graduate students in Latin Eligibility: for summer study in Greece American studies; preference to those with a recognized academic program, either Support for Foreign Students specializing in the Caribbean. College Year in Athens or American School Foreign students should also explore sources Value: varies of Classical Study in Athens. of financial support from their home Value: $2,000 governments or regional agencies such as Non-Endowed Scholarships and Fellowships Eta Sigma Phi Scholarship the Organization of American States and the Eligibility: junior classics majors; at least a Latin American Scholarship Program of For more information on the following 3.6 GPA; active in Eta Sigma Phi. American Universities (LASPAU). scholarships go to Value: $500, up to two, awarded April UF Endowed Scholarships http://www.latam.ufl.edu/Funding/index.stm Charles and Elsie Voelker Scholarship and Fellowships #malas; Contact: Study Abroad Services, 123 Book Scholarships for UF Students from Grinter Hall, or contact Dr. Hartigan The following endowed scholarships and Latin America and the Caribbean, FLAS To assist a student to attend the Greek fellowships are administered by the UF Academic Year Fellowships, FLAS Summer Summer Study Program. Foundation. For information, check with Fellowships, MALAS Graduate Value: $1,200, awarded April the departmental contact person or the Assistantships, Gordon and Betty Moore Center for Jewish Studies Foundation Web site at Graduate Scholarships for Tropical Forest http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Conservation in the Andes-Amazon Region. Contact: Center for Jewish Studies, ScholarshipListing.asp. 201 Walker Hall; www.jst.ufl.edu Center for Women’s Studies UF Endowed Scholarships William E. Carter Fund & Gender Research and Fellowships Eligibility: non-traditional graduate students and scholars and other highly Contact: Women’s Studies, 200 Ustler The following endowed scholarships and meritorious individuals. Hall; http://www.wst.ufl.edu fellowships are administered by the UF Value: varies Foundation. For information, check with Non-Endowed Scholarships the departmental contact person or the Colonel Glenn A. Farris Scholarship Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Judith Brown Scholarship Foundation Web site at: Eligibility: for students who are www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ students enrolled in academic programs of experienced, committed feminist activists. ScholarshipListing.asp. the Center; consideration to students who Value: $100–$300 excel in academics, demonstrate leadership Gerson Jewish Studies Scholarship skills, and are preparing for a career in Alice Charlotte Hogsett Award for Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Latin American affairs. Education for Women and Girls students engaged in coursework or pursuing Eligibility: best student paper, project, or a research interest in Jewish studies. Value: varies proposal on the education of women and girls; Value: varies Ford Foundation Endowment for faculty or self-nomination; must include letter from faculty member under whose supervision Gerson Discretionary Scholar Tropical Conservation and the work was carried out. Eligibility: support student aid at Development Fellowships and Value: $500, applications due in spring discretion of administrator. Assistantships Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students, especially Irene Thompson Scholarship Eligibility: women’s studies majors or Philip and David Kolko Memorial those from Latin American and Caribbean strong demonstrated commitment to Scholarship Fund countries, who are committed to an women’s studies. Eligibility: undergraduates pursuing interdisciplinary understanding of Value: $500 applications due in spring study abroad in Israel; based on merit and biological conservation and rural need; options are one semester, a full year, development issues in the tropics. or summer sessions. Undergraduate Aid • 53

Department of Anthropology James C. Dickison Memorial Award Department of Geological Eligibility: senior classics majors; academic Sciences Contact: Undergraduate Coordinator, excellence. 1112 Turlington Hall; Value: $150 Contact: Department Chair, 241 http://www.anthro.ufl.edu Williamson Hall; Patricia S. Essenpreis Memorial Eta Sigma Phi Classics Enrichment http://www.geology.ufl.edu Scholarship Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: female anthropology majors Eligibility: juniors majoring in classics. training in archaeology; academic excellence. Value: up to two $500 awards and Fellowships $500 awarded spring Value: Charles and Elsie Voelker Award The following endowed scholarships and Zora Neale Hurston Fellowship Award Eligibility: students attending CYA fellowships are administered by the UF Fund Summer Study Program. Foundation. For information, check with the Eligibility: anthropology students who have Value: $1,200 departmental contact person or the been inspired by the life and works of Zora Department of Communication Foundation Web site at Neale Hurston. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Brendan O’Sullivan Award for Outstanding Sciences and Disorders ScholarshipListing.asp. Undergraduate Anthropology Major Contact: Communication Sciences and Edward D. Danker Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduating anthropology senior Disorders Scholarship Committee, with the highest GPA. Eligibility: outstanding geological sciences 335 Dauer Hall; Value: $500, awarded spring students; awarded to (1) graduate geological http://www.csd.ufl.edu sciences students based on academic merit Asian Studies Program UF Endowed Scholarships and (2) a graduating senior in geological Contact: Pat Bartlett, 419 Grinter Hall, and Fellowships sciences who has contributed to the http://www.clas.ufl.edu/asian department through academic ability, The following endowed scholarships and enthusiasm, and interest in geology. Alice Zirger Memorial Scholarship fellowships are administered by the UF Value: $200 Eligibility: female undergraduates who Foundation. For information, check with the have completed two year of an Asian Non-Endowed Scholarships departmental contact person or the language; preference is for a non-traditional female student, based on merit. Foundation Web site at Tarr Award Value: $1,000 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: geology majors who are members ScholarshipListing.asp. of Sigma Gamma Epsilon (SGE); based Department of Biology predominantly on academic achievement. Edna L. Povey Fund Value: $200 Contact: Botany Undergraduate Eligibility: junior or senior communication Coordinator, 220 Bartram Hall, sciences and disorders majors; based on Department of History http://www.botany.ufl.edu academic merit with some consideration of financial need. Contact: Department Chair, 25 Keene- Winona Jordan Undergraduate Flint Hall; http://www.history.ufl.edu Scholarship Value: $1,000 Eligibility: junior and senior botany majors Department of English UF Endowed Scholarships and who have been students at UF for at least one Fellowships academic year; must have a minimum GPA of Contact: Department of English, 3.5 in science courses. Undergraduate Coordinator, 4008 The following endowed scholarships and Deadline: March 31 for fall awards Turlington Hall; fellowships are administered by the UF Value: up to $1,000 per year http://www.english.ufl.edu Foundation. For information, check with the departmental contact person or the Department of Chemistry UF Endowed Scholarships Foundation Web site at Contact: Kathryn Williams, 202A Leigh and Fellowships http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ ScholarshipListing.asp. Hall; http://www.chem.ufl.edu The following endowed scholarships and Colonel Allen R. and Margaret G. Crow fellowships are administered by the UF Bridgett Bernadette Phillips Undergraduate Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with the Scholarship Fund Eligibility: chosen from among outstanding departmental contact person or the Eligibility: history majors; based on merit, senior chemistry majors by faculty nomination. Foundation Web site at: need, and/or interest in traveling as a means Value: $1,000 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ to further one's education; requires ScholarshipListing.asp. minimum 3.5 GPA and at least 12 hours of Chemical Physics Scholarship history courses; must submit an essay and Contact: Valerua Kleiman, 311 Chemistry Michael A. Lipsky Scholarship Fund letters of recommendation. Laboratory Building Scholarship committee selects recipient. Value: $1,500, awarded annually Eligibility: senior chemistry majors with Eligibility: English majors; based on promise of being an outstanding professional financial need first and merit second. Non-Endowed Scholarships chemist. Value: $200, five awards; recipients must Daniel L. Koleos Undergraduate Value: $500 reapply to continue to receive the Scholarship scholarship for more than one year Department of Classics Contact: Department chair, 25 Keene-Flint Contact: Department Office, Hall 125 Dauer Hall; Department of Geography Eligibility: undergraduates majoring in http://www.classics.ufl.edu Contact: Joann Mossa, Undergraduate history who wish to write a senior thesis; Coordinator, 3141 Turlington Hall; must submit resume, formal thesis sample Joseph Jay Deiss Memorial Scholarship http://www.geog.ufl.edu essay and a letter of recommendation from a for Summer Study in Rome faculty member. Eligibility: classics students interested in John R. and Fawn T. Dunkle Value: $1,000, awarded annually studying abroad and experiencing "the Geography Award grandeur that was Rome" as Jay Deiss knew Eligibility: most distinguished geography President’s Scholarship and loved it. major. Eligibility: outstanding history majors in Value: up to two $3,000 awards Value: $1,000 award, annually in spring Latin American history, by recommendation only. 54 • Gator Aid

Value: $1,000 Psychology Bldg. UF Endowed Scholarships Department of Languages, Eligibility: sophomore or junior psychology and Fellowships major with a minimum GPA 3.5 and career Literatures & Cultures The following endowed scholarships and plans in applications of psychology. fellowships are administered by the UF Contact: Ann Wehmeyer, 301 Pugh Hall $2,000 Value: Foundation. For information, check with the Else Duelund Scholarship Department of Religion departmental contact person or the Eligibility: undergraduate French majors Contact: Gwynn Kessler, Undergraduate Foundation Web site at for study or research in France. Adviser, 107 Anderson Hall; http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: $1,000 awarded annually in even years http://www.religion.ufl.edu ScholarshipListing.asp. Courtney Hames Memorial Award Eligibility: the most outstanding Japanese UF Endowed Scholarships and Cox Memorial Scholarship language student. Fellowships Eligibility: junior or senior cadets Value: Kojien, a Japanese-Japanese dictionary demonstrating great leadership skills; The following endowed scholarships and recipients are selected by the commander of fellowships are administered by the UF Intermediate Study Award the Air Force ROTC unit. Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: awarded annually for Deadline: January 31 of sophomore year the departmental contact person or the outstanding performance in intermediate Value: $1,000 Foundation Web site at: French and Italian. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/ Crown Memorial Scholarship large bilingual dictionary Value: Scholarships/ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: undergraduates in Air Force ROTC Professional Officer's Course at UF. Department of Mathematics Russell Lowell Jaberg Scholarship Fund Deadline: January 31, sophomore year Contact: Department Chair, 358 Little Eligibility: outstanding senior religion major. Value: $1,000, four awards Hall; http://www.math.ufl.edu Value: up to $1,000 awarded annually Non-Endowed Scholarships Robert Long Essay Scholarship Department of Sociology Air Force ROTC Scholarships for High Eligibility: full-time UF undergraduate and School Seniors graduate students; write a 15–25 page history Undergraduate aid listed w/graduate aid. Eligibility: high school seniors in any and/or philosophy of mathematics essay. See Graduate Aid, Chapter 8. academic major who are interested in Value: one $400, one $200 award; spring pursuing a commission as an Air Force Kermit Sigmon Scholarship Department of Spanish and officer; apply at www.afrotc.com Eligibility: promising mathematics majors. Portuguese Studies Deadline: Dec. 1, high school senior year Value: $100; awarded spring Contact: Greg Moreland, 170 Dauer Hall, Value: four- and three-year awards, pay up to full tuition, textbook allowance, fees, 352-392-2016; Department of Physics $900/year textbook allowance, and up to http://www.spanishandportuguese.ufl.edu http://www.phys.ufl.edu $500 per month tax-free allowance during Intermediate Study Awards the academic year UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: awarded annually for Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarships and Fellowships outstanding performance in Spanish and Eligibility: Competitive scholarships for The following endowed scholarships and Portuguese. students in all academic majors who have at fellowships are administered by the UF Value: large bilingual dictionary least two years remaining before graduation. Must be interested in pursuing a commission Foundation. For information, check with the Kathleen Diamond Scholarships for as an officer in the U.S. Air Force; 2.5 GPA; departmental contact person or the Study Abroad Foundation Web site at: full-time student; meet Air Force standards for Eligibility: Spanish and Portuguese majors. physical fitness; pass an Officer Qualifying http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: $1,000 ScholarshipListing.asp. Test; be medically qualified; and U.S. citizen. Department of Statistics Value: full tuition, fees, $900/year textbook Earl and Ruth Sawyer Fund allowance, and up to $500 per month tax- Contact: Undergraduate Student Services, Contact: Department Chair, 102 free allowance during academic year New Physics Building Griffin-Floyd Hall; Army http://www.stat.ufl.edu Eligibility: undergraduates, preferably Contact: LTC Bob Quint, 108 Van Fleet seniors, who demonstrate financial need; Hall, (352) 392-1395 ext. 216 or (352) must have passed four standard physics Mu Sigma Rho Honorary Eligibility: at least two years of college 392-ARMY; courses beyond the complete first-year http://www.armyrotc.ufl.edu physics course sequence with a 3.0 or better. course work, eight semester hours of Value: approximately $500 statistics (five at junior level or above), a Army Reserve Officer Training Corps 3.25 GPA in all statistics courses and a 3.25 (ROTC) Scholarships Non-Endowed Scholarships in all UF courses. Eligibility: full-time students pursuing a Value: honorary membership commission in the U.S. Army; must be U.S. Contact: Undergraduate Student Services, citizens age 17-27; 920 SAT or 19 ACT; merit New Physics Building COLLEGE OF MEDICINE (GPA 2.5 or above) and leadership potential; Gene and Richard Garrett Award See Graduate Aid, Chapter 8. all academic disciplines; four-year Eligibility: physics majors who are U.S. scholarship awarded to high school seniors citizens who have passed at least four and UF engineering freshmen; two- and standard physics courses beyond the first-year DIVISION OF MILITARY three-year scholarships awarded to qualified sequence with a 3.0 or better; preference to SCIENCES college sophomores and freshmen. seniors with demonstrated financial need. Value: full tuition or room and board, lab Value: approximately $500 Air Force fees, $1,200 each year for books, and $300- Contact: Major Craig L. Heitzler, 211 500 monthly allowance, depending on the Department of Psychology academic year Van Fleet Hall, (352) 392-1355 x206; http://www.psych.ufl.edu [email protected]; Army Leader’s Training Course Thomas G. Pye Scholarship Fund http://www.afrotc.ufl.edu Scholarships Contact: Undergraduate Coordinator, Eligibility: qualified students with minimum 2.5 GPA; based on performance at Undergraduate Aid • 55

28-day paid summer camp at Ft. Knox, (STA-21, MECEP, ECP), financial need is Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per Kentucky; have two years remaining before considered. semester for textbook costs, uniforms, graduation; open to graduating seniors who Value: $500 incidental academic expenses and will be attending graduate school. $250/300/350 /400 tax-free for Value: full tuition or room and board, lab Bank of America Scholarship freshmen/sophomores/juniors and seniors, fees, $600 each semester for books, and up Eligibility: senior Navy midshipman, top 50% respectively, each month of academic year to $500 monthly allowance. $5,000 bonus to of class; with financial need. students who complete the LTC Course and Value: $500 Navy National Four-Year NROTC Scholarship sign with UF Army ROTC to pursue an Captain Winfred Q. Collins Awards Army commission Eligibility: high school seniors and college Eligibility: third-year students in NROTC who freshmen; national competition involving SAT Army Nursing Scholarship Program complete their junior year in May/June; and ACT scores, high school transcripts, and Eligibility: students enrolled (or planning academic achievement, leadership, and extracurricular activities. to enroll) in a degree program leading to a financial need. Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per semester Bachelor of Science in nursing; available for Value: $1,000; five awards for textbook costs, uniforms, incidental two, three, and four-year scholarships. Civilian Marksmanship Program academic expenses and $250/300/350/400 tax- Value: f ull tuition or room and board, lab Eligibility: US Citizen, in NROTC unit, free for freshmen/sophomores/juniors and fees, $600 each semester for books, and up financial need, participation in NROTC seniors, respectively, each month of academic to $500 monthly spending allowance shooting team, and other criteria. year Value: $1,000; five awards Simultaneous Membership Program Navy National Two-year Scholarship Eligibility: students in Army ROTC CNET Controlled and Scholarship Eligibility: sophomores or juniors (five-year advanced course program; members of the Eligibility: freshmen and sophomores enrolled programs); national competition involving Army Reserve or a National Guard Unit. as College Program midshipmen in NROTC in cumulative GPA, calculus GPA, and completing Value: minimum rate of Sergeant (E-5) for drill good academic standing (2.5 GPA); based on a six-week course at the Naval Science Institute periods and annual training dates, plus up to national competition at the NROTC level. in Newport, Rhode Island, the summer before $500 a month for advanced cadets; also, 100% Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per semester the fall semester of the scholarship. tuition for textbook costs, uniforms, incidental Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per semester Army Advanced Course Monthly academic expenses and $250/300/350/400 tax- for textbook costs, uniforms, incidental Allowance free for freshmen/sophomores/juniors and academic expenses and $250/300/350/400 tax- Eligibility: qualified students in advanced seniors, respectively, each month of academic free for freshmen/sophomores/juniors and junior/senior military science courses. year seniors, respectively, each month of academic Value: $450/500 per month in academic year Daedalian Foundation NROTC Scholarship year Navy and Marine Eligibility: NROTC senior Navy midshipmen Olmstead Foundation Scholarship who possess the desire and capabilities of Eligibility: NROTC seniors who will be Navy Contact: LT Michael Carrigan, becoming aviators; ASTB scores of 3/4/4 commissioned into an unrestricted status. 22A Van Fleet Hall; (352) 392-0973 (aviator) or 4/3/3 (NFO) minimum; top 20% of Value: two years of funded graduate study in http://nrotc.ufl.edu NROTC class and 25% if class at large; financial foreign university Marine Contact: Major Chris Shimp need is considered; possession of a FAA pilot license or documented progress toward earning Officer Development Branch Of Navy 21 Van Fleet Hall; (352) 392-0973 Recruiting Command Controlled NROTC http://marines.ufl.edu a license is encouraged. Value: $1,000 Scholarship Admiral Mike Boorda Seaman-to-Admiral Eligibility: freshman, sophomores and some Education Assistance Program First Command Financial Planning Junior NROTC students enrolled as College Eligibility: active duty NROTC student (sta-21, Scholarship Program Midshipmen in NROTC in good MECEP, ECP) or former active duty service Eligibility: junior class; NROTC Navy academic standing (2.5 GPA and minimum member who was released from active duty to midshipman or active duty student; top 10% of physical fitness scores); based on completion participate in the NROTC program. Requires class, and have financial need. at NROTC level. financial statement, based on financial aid. Value: $1,000 Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per Value: $2,000 Marine National Four-Year NROTC semester for textbook costs, uniforms, Scholarship incidental academic expenses and American Society of Naval Engineers $250/300/350/400 tax-free for (ASNE) Eligibility: high school seniors and college freshmen; national competition involving SAT freshmen/sophomores/juniors and seniors, Eligibility: various engineering or hard science respectively, each month of academic year degree programs required and US Citizen. Based and ACT scores, high school transcripts, and on academic merit, expressed interest in a extracurricular activities. PNS Leadership Scholarship naval engineering career, extracurricular Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per semester Eligibility: freshmen and sophomores activities, and recommendations from faculty. for textbook costs, uniforms, incidental enrolled as College Program midshipmen in Value: $2,000 scholarship academic expenses and $250/300/350 /400 NROTC in good academic standing (2.5 tax-free for freshmen/sophomores/juniors and Armed Forces Communications and GPA); awarded locally by PNS. seniors, respectively, each month of academic Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per Electronics Association Awards year Eligibility: sophomores and juniors selected semester for textbook costs, uniforms, for advancement in NROTC; majoring in MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute incidental academic expenses and electrical engineering, electronics, computer Masters in Oceanography Program $250/300/350/400 tax-free for science, computer engineering, physics, or Eligibility: engineer, physics, mathematics, freshmen/sophomores/juniors and seniors, mathematics; character, academic standing, oceanography majors; 3.5 GPA minimum, respectively, each month of academic year merit, and need. minimum GRE requirements. Rear Admiral Elliot M. Senn Educational Value: $2,000- $4,000 scholarships depending Value: full tuition at MIT/HOI for Master’s Grant on candidate’s competitiveness degree in oceanography, 8 awards nationally Eligibility: former U.S. Navy enlisted Armed Forces Insurance Scholarship Navy National Four-Year NROTC personnel enrolled in the NROTC program Eligibility: junior non-scholarship Navy Nursing Scholarship as second-, third-, fourth-, or fifth-year Navy NROTC participant (college program). Eligibility: high school seniors and college Option students; financial need, Value: $1,000 freshmen; national competition involving performance in enlisted ranks, and military SAT and ACT scores, high school transcripts, Armed Forces Bank Scholarship Eligibility: aptitude; at least one year prior enlisted and extracurricular activities. active duty student in the NROTC program service required. 56 • Gator Aid

Value: $1,000; at least three awards Bayard and Arthur Fawcett Scholarship demonstrate excellence in nursing. Fund for Nursing Excellence Value: varies Rear Admiral Elliot M. Senn Essay Eligibility: undergraduate nursing majors and Award Scholarship graduate students demonstrating good Wilder Sisters Scholarship Fund Eligibility: all NROTC senior students or standing in nursing courses; preference to Eligibility: needy and worthy students in those other students who fall under the suitable candidates from Charlotte County, the college. administrative control of the NROTC; this Florida, or if none, candidates from other areas Value: varies award is an annual essay contest on a naval in Florida; award is renewable with superior Non-Endowed Scholarships topic; topic will be announced annually. performance and a 3.33 GPA or higher. Nursing Consolidated Support Value: $1,000 Value: varies Eligibility: awards given by faculty member, nomination for clinical excellence. Tweedale Engineering Technical Laurie Foster Memorial Scholarship Fund Value: $500; student recognized at spring Scholarship Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate additional nursing commencement Eligibility: freshmen and sophomores who nursing students pursuing have completed MAC 2311 with a C or higher degrees; preference to those enrolled in the RN Loans and are interested in becoming Naval Officers. and BSN educational track; given at the discretion of the college. Value: tuition, lab expenses, $375 per semester Nursing Student Loan Fund for textbook costs, uniforms, incidental Value: varies Eligibility: emergency financial need. Value: $750 limit academic expenses and $250/300/350/400 tax- Meredith Lewis Glover Memorial free for freshmen/sophomores/juniors and Scholarship Fund COLLEGE OF PHARMACY seniors, respectively, each month of academic Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate year students who demonstrate academic superiority Contact: Debbie Bambarola, Box 100495, and an interest and commitment pediatric United Services Automobile Association College of Pharmacy Office for Student intensive care nursing. (USAA) Scholarship Awards Affairs; http://www.cop.ufl.edu/studaff Value: varies Eligibility: juniors or seniors in top 10% of Also see College of Pharmacy in “Graduate Aid.” class in military aptitude and naval science Lois Malasanos Scholarship Fund academics who meet physical fitness Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Available for Doctor of Pharmacy requirements, pass swim tests, and meet weight students who demonstrate excellence in (Pharm D) Program: nursing; candidates are nominated by the standards for active duty personnel; minimum UF Endowed Scholarships College of Nursing Alumni Association. 3.0 GPA. and Fellowships Value: $500; eight awards Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and Nursing Veteran’s Scholarship USS Little Rock Association NROTC fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: nursing students; preference toward Scholarship Program Foundation. For information, check with the those with financial need who are descendants Eligibility: NROTC student of any status departmental contact person or the of veterans. (Midshipman, MECEP, STA-21, ect.) entering Foundation Web site at Value: varies their junior year. Must be a descendent of an http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ honorably discharged veteran of the Naval Emanuel and Raidie P. Merdinger ScholarshipListing.asp. Services (Navy, Marines, Coast Guard) or who Scholarship Fund themselves have served. Competitive based on Eligibility: worthy students with financial Oscar Araujo Alumni Scholarship GPA (minimum 3.0 GPA), leadership, and need enrolled in the college. Endowment aptitude scores. Value: varies Eligibility: current pharmacy students; Value: $1,000 for junior year, and $1,000 for based on academic performance. each additional year so long as the student Ruth Hay and Hans Schrader Nursing Value: varies continues to meet GPA requirements Scholarship/Fellowship Fund Eligibility: meritorious undergraduate and Russ and Carol Blaser Memorial COLLEGE OF NURSING graduate nursing students. Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: married with children, GPA 3.4 Contact: Dr. Karen Miles, Associate Dean or higher, most financial need. for Academic and Student Affairs, Box Mary Grace Sorensen Memorial Nursing Value: $1,500 Scholarship Fund 100197, UFHSC; College of Pharmacy Scholarships http://www.nursing.ufl.edu Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate nursing students. Funded by the Jack Eckerd and the Charlotte Liberty Endowment Funds. Applications for the following scholarships and Value: varies loans are available through the College of Eligibility: pharmacy students who show Nursing in the Office for Academic and Walter and Louise Sutcliffe Foundation financial need. Student Affairs. Most applicants must have Scholarship Fund Value: $1,500–$3,000 per year completed the equivalent of two semesters of Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate nursing students. Debbie DeSantis Endowment full-time study in College of Nursing courses. at least two students in their final Value: varies Eligibility: UF Endowed Scholarships two years of the professional curriculum Leta Gertrude Thibert Nursing and Fellowships annually. Scholarship Value: one semester of tuition; two available The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: students in the college; given at fellowships are administered by the UF the discretion of the college. Elizabeth Eaton Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with the Value: varies Eligibility: recognizes excellence in departmental contact person or the Foundation searching, evaluating and applying evidence Web site at F. Eugene Tubbs Critical Burn Nursing in clinical decision making and quality http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Scholarship Fund improvement. The awardee has ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: students pursuing a master's degree in the area of adult critical care demonstrated advanced skills in the critical College of Nursing Endowed nursing with specialization in burn care. appraisal of published pharmaceutical Scholarship Fund Value: varies. literature. In addition, he or she has Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate analyzed evidence on quality deficits and nursing students. Dixie Bayer Wellmon Scholarship the effectiveness of quality improvement Value: $500; recognition at Spring Endowment interventions and has successfully developed Commencement Eligibility: undergraduate students who a quality improvement program with great Undergraduate Aid • 57 promise to improve patient care. profession of pharmacy through professional Medco Scholarship Value: $1,500 organizations and extracurricular learning Eligibility: students in their final year of Kenneth F. Finger Fellowship Fund opportunities. professional curriculum. Eligibility: graduate pharmacy students who Value: eligible to compete for $2000 Value: $500 scholarship; mortar and pestle replica are post-doctoral fellows in the Department of FPA James B. and Patsey J. Powers Pharmacy Practice. Biotechnology Education Scholarship Scholarship Value: $200 and plaque Eligibility: must have taken PHA 5172 or be Eligibility: must be in first, second or third Jack and Betty Jones Scholarship currently enrolled, GPA 3.0 or higher, year of pharmacy school; demonstrate scholastic Endowment demonstrate financial need, essay on interest achievements, volunteer work, and professional Eligibility: UF pharmacy students active in in biotechnology. involvement. Christian Pharmacy Fellowship, ASP/APhA or Value: $1,000 Value: $500 ASHP, in good academic standing with a Brevard County Pharmacy Association FPA 1-800 PETMEDS Scholarship GPA > 3.0, and demonstrating financial need; Scholarship Eligibility: must be in first, second, or third preference for non-traditionally aged student. Eligibility: Brevard County resident who is year of pharmacy school; must have at least a Value: varies a full-time second-, third-, or fourth-year 3.2 GPA, demonstrate financial need and scholastic achievement, provide an essay; and Kazarian Family Scholarship pharmacy student; academic credentials and demonstrate volunteer/community service Eligibility: good academic standing; financial financial need. and professional involvement. need. Value: $600 $500 $1,000 Value: Value: Broward County Pharmacy Association FPA Pharmacy Provider Systems (PPSC) Victor Micolucci Scholarship Fund Jerry Elaine Klimetz Scholarship Eligibility: full-time pharmacy students; Scholarship Sponsor: Pennsylvania Rexall Club, Micolucci Eligibility: must be in first, second or third family. Broward County residency; outstanding college record; and financial need. year of pharmacy school, have at least a 3.2 Eligibility: students demonstrating financial GPA, interest in career as independent Value: $500; varies need; preference granted to students who are pharmacy owner, and submit an essay. active in their professional organizations; First Coast Award Value: $500 community-oriented students, orphans, and Sponsor: Northeast Florida Society of Health- those without parental financial support. System Pharmacists FPA Recovering Pharmacists of Florida in Value: $1,000 Eligibility: residents of Duval, Nassau, St. Conjunction with HealthCare Johns, Baker, or Clay counties; academic Consultants Scholarship D. W. Ramsaur Distinguished Scholar performance, extracurricular activities, Eligibility: must be in first, second or third Award Fund interest in hospital pharmacy. year of pharmacy school, have at least a 3.2 Eligibility: awarded by the college to the Value: $500 GPA, an essay, academic achievement. graduating Doctor of Pharmacy student with Value: $1,000 the highest academic performance. Florida Society of Health-System FPA Volusia/Flagler County Pharmacy Value: $1,000, plaque, and medal Pharmacists Scholarship Association Scholarship Eligibility: see http://www.fshp.org. William T. and Jackie C. Reid Scholarship Eligibility: must be a resident of Volusia or Value: see http://www.fshp.org in Pharmacy Fund Flagler County, be in third or fourth year of Eligibility: students who show financial need. Lydia Foote Service Award pharmacy school, have at least a 3.2 GPA, Value: $2,000 Eligibility: must have taken part in service and submit an essay. to the college, fraternities, church, and civic Value: $1,000 Francene Trainor Memorial Fund activities with a high degree of cooperation, Eligibility: students who show financial need. FPA Walgreens Scholarship courtesy, and consideration for others. Value: varies Eligibility: must be in first, second, or third Value: $200 and a plaque year of Pharmacy school; have at or above a Yachbes Family Scholarship Perry A. Foote Award 3.2 GPA, an essay, work experience, and Eligibility: third or fourth-year professional Eligibility: seniors with distinguished volunteer work. student with high scholastic standing, scholarship, leadership, and service in the Value: $1,500 financial need, strong leadership qualities, Doctor of Pharmacy program. Institute for Pharmacy Entrepreneurs must show a desire to enter community Value: $250 and a plaque pharmacy practice and has current/previous Scholarship experience in community pharmacy. FPA (Florida Pharmacy Association) Eligibility: must be in third or fourth Applicant must submit a letter describing Akerman Senterfitt Pharmacy Law professional year; essay on interest in his/her experience in a community Scholarship ownership. pharmacy setting. Eligibility: must be in first, second, or third Value: varies Value: varies year of Pharmacy school and have at least a Memorial Healthcare System Scholarship 3.2 GPA, volunteer/community service, and Eligibility: student (or their parent/ Non-Endowed Scholarships professional involvement. guardian) must be Broward County residents; Value: $500 Albertson’s Scholarship must be in at least second professional year Eligibility: must be a second-, third-, or and have a GPA of 2.5 or higher (see FPA Juanita L. Haines Charitable http://www.mhs.net). fourth- professional year student with a Foundation Scholarship strong interest in community pharmacy Value: $6,000 for three years with a Eligibility: must be in first, second, or third commitment to work for Memorial or pay practice and good academic performance. year of Pharmacy school and have at least a $1,000 back scholarship Value: 3.2 GPA, scholastic achievement, an essay, Monteen Johnson Gold Merit Award APHA/ASP Mortar and Pestle professional involvement, and volunteer Eligibility: pharmacy students with civic Professionalism Award services. activities, dependability, leadership, and a Eligibility: graduating students in good Value: $1,500 clear sense of purpose; above average GPA. academic standing; current members of FPA Harris and Hamilton Family Value: $200 and a plaque APhA, pharmacy student who exhibit the Scholarship Award ideals of professionalism and excellence in Eligibility: academic achievement, leadership Al and Belle Meyerson Merit Award patient care and have demonstrated qualities, and extracurricular activities. Eligibility: pharmacy students with good exceptional service and commitment to the Value: $2,500 GPA; financial need; preference to Broward 58 • Gator Aid

County residents. National Community Pharmacists Value: varies, awarded at spring convocation Value: $200 Association Foundation Loans Kay F. Walker Scholarship Fund Eligibility: full-time pharmacy student who is a NACDS Scholarship member of NCPA; 2.5 minimum GPA required Eligibility: health professions students; 3.0 Eligibility: demonstrate financial need, be for first-time borrowers; interest in independent GPA; demonstrated financial need. in good academic standing, and have an retail pharmacy. Value: varies interest in community pharmacy practice. Value: $5,000 per year Value: varies Josephine B. Sirmyer Fellowship Fund Vidal Memorial Loan Fund for Occupational Therapy NCPA Presidential Scholar Award Eligibility: full-time pharmacy students with Contact: Department of Occupational Contact: NCPA Foundation, 205 Daingerfield financial need. Therapy Road, Alexandria, VA 22314 Value: $1,000 maximum Eligibility: students pursuing studies in Eligibility: academic achievement and occupational therapy. leadership qualities; must be NCPA student member and enrolled full-time in an COLLEGE OF PUBLIC Value: varies accredited U.S. pharmacy school. HEALTH AND HEALTH Loans Value: $2,000 PROFESSIONS Kellog Foundation Loans Palm Beach County Pharmaceutical Contact: Dr. Claudia Senesac, Box Eligibility: health professions students in Association Scholarship 100185, Health Science Center; good standing. Eligibility: full-time, second-professional year Value: varies, awarded fall and spring pharmacy students may apply; must be Palm http://www.phhp.ufl.edu/education/f Beach County resident; must demonstrate inancial.htm Shands Hospital Auxiliary Revolving academic achievement and financial need. For more information on and applications Loan Fund Value: $500 for scholarships/loans, please see college Contact: Shands Hospital Auxiliary Perrigo Award for Excellence in Non- Web site. Eligibility: full-time students in good standing Prescription Medication Studies UF Endowed Scholarships who have completed one semester in a health Eligibility: first place in the OTC and Fellowships professions program; financial need. Counseling Competition. The following endowed scholarships and Value: up to $500, awarded fall or spring Value: $200 and plaque fellowships are administered by the UF COLLEGE OF VETERINARY Foundation. For information, check with the Shands Hospital Board of Directors MEDICINE Scholarship Fund departmental contact person or the See “Graduate Aid,” Chapter 8. Eligibility: applicants must demonstrate Foundation Web site at financial need, be making satisfactory academic http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ progress towards a degree and complete a Free ScholarshipListing.asp. Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Jud Clements Memorial Scholarship Value: $1,000 Fund Target Leadership Scholarship Eligibility: health profession majors who are Eligibility: must be in first, second, or third current or former Duval County residents; year of pharmacy school, good academic based on academics and leadership. standing, experience and/or interest in career Value: varies in retail pharmacy practice, demonstrated leadership qualities, active in professional Julia Conrad Scholarship and community organization. Eligibility: physical therapy students. Value: $1,000 Value: varies Federico A. Vilallonga Memorial Award Claudette Finley Scholarship Fund Eligibility: student with highest scholastic Eligibility: students in the college who achievement who has fulfilled all demonstrate excellence in anatomy courses, requirements for candidacy to the Ph.D. have a strong commitment to learning and degree; satisfactory progress towards teaching others, show initiative and self- completion of Ph.D. program. reliance in his/her studies, assignments, and Value: $50 and plaque responsibilities during the first year of the C. R. Walgreen’s Scholarship program, and participate in campus and/or Eligibility: must be entering final year of community activities. pharmacy school, have a minimum overall 2.0 Value: varies GPA, demonstrate outstanding leadership and Malcolm Randall Fellowship in Health communication skills and have an interest in Care Administration retail community pharmacy practice. Eligibility: students studying hospital Value: $2,000 administration. Wal-Mart Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: pharmacy students; high Non-Endowed Scholarships scholastic standing, financial need, strong leadership, and desire to enter community Ellen M. Black Scholarship pharmacy. Eligibility: physical therapy majors; 3.0 GPA; Value: $1,000 demonstrated financial need. Loans Value: varies; awarded fall and spring Lydia Foote Memorial Emergency Loan Health Professions General Scholarship Fund Eligibility: health professions students; 3.0 Eligibility: full-time pharmacy students. GPA; demonstrated financial need. Value: $200 limit; 90 days interest-free; must be Value: varies, awarded in fall and spring repaid before graduation Shands Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships Eligibility: occupational therapy students Graduate Aid • 59

Qualified graduate students in every department may apply for fellowships, assistantships, and other awards. In general, these awards are available to students pursuing either master’s or doctoral degrees.

GENERAL GRADUATE AID available, please contact the program (subsidized and unsubsidized) and Federal coordinator for the degree in which you Direct Graduate PLUS Loans) and for part- We have taken care to ensure the accuracy are interested. time employment through Student Financial and timeliness of information in this The Graduate School Fellowships Affairs (SFA) in S-107 Criser Hall. Students handbook. Contents are subject to change who accept assistantships, fellowships, or without notice, however, because of Graduate School fellowships are named in honor of Dr. Linton E. Grinter, who was traineeships must receive approval from the changing federal and state legislation and Graduate School before accepting other donor requests, as well as unintended error. Dean of the Graduate School, 1952-1969. The intent of the Grinter Fellowship is to employment. Students applying for loans All financial aid awards are contingent upon and work through SFA should availability of funds and subject to revision. facilitate the recruitment of truly exceptional graduate students to UF. understand that fellowships and fee Graduate Assistantships Ordinarily, the Grinter is limited to PhD waivers are included in aid packages. For fellowship or assistantship information students. Exceptions are made for those Receiving fellowships or fee waivers and application deadlines, contact the areas in the University that have a terminal affects eligibility for SFA-awarded aid. chairperson of your department. Information degree different from the PhD (e.g. Master of Students applying for aid through SFA and applications are also available on the Fine Arts, Architecture, Building must notify SFA of all assistance they Web on the UF Graduate School admissions Construction, and Landscape Architecture). receive from such sources. See Chapter 1 Web page at http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu. Grinter Fellowships are not assistantships. for instructions on how to apply. Also read the Graduate Assistantships and No duties may be required of the student Fellowships section of the Graduate Catalog, (except those associated with an COLLEGE-AWARDED http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu/students/cata assistantship held concurrently). Grinter GRADUATE AID log.html. Fellowship stipends are normally in the This section lists graduate aid available Alumni Graduate Program (AGP) $2,000–$4,000 range. Continuation of the through university colleges, schools, and Alumni Graduates represent the highest Grinter beyond the first year (up to a total departments. For more information, check graduate student award available at UF. of three years) is contingent upon with the contact person listed or the Funded at nationally competitive levels, satisfactory student progress. For more graduate coordinator or chairperson of these highly prestigious awards support information, go to your college or department. students in all programs and departments of http://www.aa.ufl.edu/fellows/grinter.html. the University awarding a Ph.D. or MFA. To Graduate School Financial Aid Bulletin ensure that Alumni Graduates receive every COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL opportunity to succeed, the AGP provides Board and Financial Aid Page & LIFE SCIENCES (CALS) four full years of support through a To help you fund your graduate education at UF, the Graduate School Financial Aid Contact: Dr. Mark Rieger, P. O. Box nationally competitive stipend and tuition 110270, 2002 McCarty Hall; waiver for qualifying students. Most Alumni Bulletin Board, found at http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu/students/fina http://www.cals.ufl.edu Graduates will receive both research and UF Endowed Scholarships teaching assignments. UF expects Alumni ncial-aid-bulletin-board.html, alerts you to Graduates to demonstrate high standards of fellowships, grants, and scholarships offered and Fellowships by organizations outside the university, as the academic achievement and participation in The following endowed scholarships and university life. Applicants for the AGP apply UF Graduate School learns of such financial aid opportunities. Or, for more resources go to fellowships are administered by the UF through the departments or programs of their Foundation. For information, check with major field of study. Successful applicants will the Graduate School Financial Aid page, http://gradschool.rgp.ufl.edu/students/fina the departmental contact or the have outstanding undergraduate preparation, Foundation Web site at: a strong commitment to their field of study, ncial-aid.html. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ and demonstrated potential in research and Financial Aid Loans and ScholarshipListing.asp. creative activities. For more information go to Part-Time Employment http://www.aa.ufl.edu/fellows/alumni.html. Graduate students may apply for loan For more information on the fellowships programs (Federal Direct Stafford Loans

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Agronomy-Soils Club/Florida Foundation James and Margaret Gahan Scholarship Calvin L. Korf Turfgrass Research Fund Seed Producers Scholarship Fund Fund Contact: Fort Lauderdale Research and Contact: Department of Agronomy Contact: Entomology and Nematology Education Center Eligibility: members of the Agronomy-Soils Eligibility: superior undergraduate scholars Eligibility: students pursuing turfgrass Club who are majoring in agriculture; admitted to graduate programs in entomology. studies through UF's Fort Lauderdale based on academics and leadership. Value: $12,500 plus tuition waiver Research and Education Center. Value: $600, six awards J . R. Greenman Memorial Value: varies Wilmer W. and Melda Bassett Scholarship Fund A. H. Krezdorn Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Eligibility: junior, senior, or graduate food Eligibility: students in horticultural sciences Contact: College of Agricultural and Life and resource economics majors; also, majoring in fruit crops Sciences academic merit, professional potential, Value: varies Eligibility: 4-H members or students leadership ability and financial need. studying dairy science. Value: varies L. E. "Red" Larson Professorship and Value: Varies Graduate Fellowship in Animal Sciences Mike Hackmann Memorial Scholarship Contact: Department of Animal Sciences Victor W. Carlisle Fellowship Contact: Department of Environmental Eligibility: animal sciences graduate Contact: Soil and Water Science Horticulture students, with priority given to the study of Eligibility: graduate students who meet one Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate the dairy sciences. of the following conditions: 1) studying students in Floriculture. pedology or soil mineralogy in the Value: $500 Pauline O. Lawrence Fellowships department, or 2) pursuing MS or Ph.D. Endowment degrees with a course of study leading to a Homer and Dolly Hand Fellowship Fund Contact: Department of Entomology and thesis or dissertation that will emanate in Contact: Everglades Research and Nematology whole or part from scientific investigation of Education Center Eligibility: entomology and nematology Florida soils; preference to students with Eligibility: graduate students supervised master's or Ph.D. students in insect physiology academic excellence and leadership ability as by a faculty member at the IFAS Everglades or biochemistry; consideration to students indicated by departmental service and extra- Research and Education Center. from the Caribbean. curricular activities (e.g., participation in Value: varies Value: varies student club activities, soil judging, and Paul R. Harris Fund Fountain H. May Sr. Scholarship/ departmental social activities); selected by the Contact: Department of Agronomy Fellowship Fund Soil and Water Science Awards/Scholarship Eligibility: agronomy majors. Contact: North Fla. Research and Education Committee on the basis of merit and to the Deadline: October 21 Center,155 Research Road, Quincy, FL extent possible without consideration of other Value: up to $500 and a plaque 32351-5677; (850) 875-7100; [email protected] awards or stipends a recipient has received. Phillip L. Herndon Endowment in Eligibility: students pursuing studies at UF's Value: $1,000 Economics North Florida Research and Education Center Jimmy G. Cheek Graduate Student Contact: Department of Food and Resource in Quincy, Fla. Medal of Excellence Fund Economics Value: varies Eligibility: graduate CLAS students; based Eligibility: food and resource economics Milk Bottle Promotion Fund on academic potential and achievement, graduate students studying citrus-related Contact: Food Science and Human Nutrition leadership and community involvement, economics, on campus or through distance Eligibility: students enrolled in or accepted commitment and passion about his/her education; must maintain minimum 3.0 GPA. into a graduate program in food science. chosen field of study; preference to Value: $1,000 Value: varies students pursuing a PhD or D.P.M. Elton Hinton Memorial Scholarship Fund National Foliage Foundation Graduate William C. and Bertha M. Cornett Contact: Agricultural Education and Assistantship Fellowship Communication Contact: Environmental Horticulture Eligibility: agriculture majors. Eligibility: agricultural education and Eligibility: environmental horticulture Value: varies communication graduate students; graduate students; preference to research outstanding scholarship, leadership, and on foliage related issues. George K. and Ruthanna Davis professional potential. Scholarship Value: varies Cope and Edna Newbern Fund Eligibility: graduate students studying Contact: Agricultural Education and nutrition, human or animal nutrition in Hunt Brothers Endowment for Communication IFAS, medicine, or other related fields. Fellowship in Citrus Research & Eligibility: agricultural education and Value: varies Education, Lake Alfred communication graduate students; Contact: Agricultural Education and scholarship, leadership, and professional Davidson Graduate Travel Scholarship Communication potential. Fund Eligibility: graduate students. Value: varies Eligibility: agriculture majors. Value: $300 per semester, spring and fall, for Value: varies $300 domestic, $650 research and study of citrus Robert H. Olson Graduate international Fellowship Fund Deadline: November 1 for spring, May1 for William and Else Jennings Scholarship Contact: Animal Sciences fall Contact: School of Forest Resources and Eligibility: students enrolled in or accepted Conservation into a graduate program in food science. Florida Wildlife Federation Scholarship Eligibility: students enrolled in the School Value: varies of Forest Resources and Conservation. Contact: Department of Wildlife Ecology and Orlando Garden Club Fellowships in Conservation Value: new undergraduates, $500; new graduate students, $1,000 honor of Mary S. Compton and Ann Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Guthrie students; merit-based; keen interest in Florida Harold E. Kendall Sr. Scholarship Fund Contact: Environmental Horticulture wildlife; professional promise with intent to Eligibility: graduate students studying Eligibility: environmental horticulture pursue a career in wildlife ecology or subtropical fruit with an emphasis on graduate students. conservation in Florida after graduation. limes, avocados, and mangoes, including Value: up to $500, awarded to both their production and marketing. Charles M. Palmer and Thelma Palmer undergraduate and graduate students Value: $2,000 Scholarship Deadline: July Eligibility: horticulture sciences or environmental horticulture majors; Graduate Aid • 61 preference for students from Polk County management career, financial need, academic and interest in Florida citrus industry. majoring in turfgrass. performance, and professional potential. Value: $2,500 and a plaque Value: varies Value: $2,500; one award to an upper-division senior or junior, two to graduate majors J. N. Joiner Scholarship S. Polston Memorial Fund Contact: Environmental Horticulture Contact: Department of Soil and Water Agricultural Women's Club Scholarship Eligibility: environmental horticulture Science and Vam C. York Graduate Scholarships students with expressed interest in entering Eligibility: graduate students in soil and Eligibility: female U.S. citizen enrolled in or environmental horticulture industry. water science, based on academic and accepted to graduate school in any CALS Value: varies research efforts in soil and water science and major; minimum 3.5 GPA. in conservation of natural resources. Deadline: late February; applications J. N. Joiner Graduate Student Scientific Value: $1,000 available in 2002 McCarty Presentation Scholarship Value: $500 Contact: Environmental Horticulture William K. “Bill” Robertson Eligibility: students presenting papers at Endowment Fund American Dietetic Association scientific meetings. Contact: Department of Soil and Water Scholarship Value: $300 toward meeting travel expenses Science Contact: Food Science and Human Nutrition Eligibility: outstanding graduate students in Eligibility: upper-division undergraduates, Richard F. Matthews Graduate soil and water sciences. graduate students, or students in internships Scholarship Value: $1,000 or AP4 programs majoring in dietetics for Contact: Food Science and Human study leading to scientific and educational Nutrition J. E. Ross International Travel advancement in dietetics; must be members Eligibility: scholarship, professional Award Fund of the Association; forms available from potential, and research proposal to Contact: Food and Resource Economics FSHN Undergraduate Student Services accompany application. Eligibility: graduate students in food and Office; applications must be postmarked by Value: $1,500/year resource economics. February 15. Value: varies Poultry Science Outstanding Graduate Value: varies, applicants notified mid-June Student Award Muriel Rumsey Foundation Endowment Contact: Dairy and Poultry Science Eligibility: students pursuing studies in Award for Graduate Student Excellence Eligibility: nominated students bringing in Soil and Water Science horticultural sciences. most credit to poultry science discipline Contact: Soil and Water Science Value: varies and poultry industry; grades, participation, Eligibility: demonstrated leadership, and leadership in Poultry Science Club; John W. Sites Memorial Graduate academic achievement, thesis or dissertation presentation/publication of scientific Scholarship quality, research achievement, and personality. papers while at UF; UF activities. Horticultural Sciences $250 Contact: Value: Value: $100 Eligibility: outstanding students in fruit Charles E. Dean/Fred Hull Award Roger Rottman Memorial Scholarship crops; based on scholarship and leadership. Agronomy Department Contact: Contact: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Value: $500 outstanding agronomy student. Eligibility: Eligibility: upper-level undergraduate or Don M. Smith Marine Scholarship/ Deadline: December 13 graduate students in fisheries or aquaculture. $300 to $500 Fellowship Fund Value: Value: varies Contact: Dr. William Lindberg, P. O. Box Florida Dietetic Association Scholarship Muriel Rumsey Foundation Fellowship 110500; http://fishweb.ifas.ufl.edu Contact: Food Science and Human Nutrition Eligibility: graduate students in the fisheries Contact: Graduate Coordinator, Eligibility: dietetic students; ADA Horticultural Science and aquatic sciences engaged in research membership. related to sustainable marine fisheries. Eligibility: horticultural science students Deadline: March each year admitted to candidacy for a Ph.D. Value: varies $600–$1500 Value: Value: varies James Soule Scholarship Fund Florida Federation of Garden Clubs William Paul Shelley Sr. Memorial Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Scholarship in memory of H. Harold Fund in Forestry student fruit crops majors in the department. Hume Contact: School of Forest Resources and Value: $500 Contact: Environmental Horticulture Conservation Eligibility: environmental horticulture William F. Ward Memorial Eligibility: graduate students working at students. the Everglades Research Education Center Scholarship Fund Value: $1,500 minimum Eligibility: outstanding juniors majoring in at Belle Glade. citrus studies; graduate students in an area Earl Wilmot Hartt Scholarship Fund Value: $5,000 Food Science and Human Nutrition of horticulture. Contact: William Paul Shelley Sr. Memorial deserving CALS students. Value: $1,200, two awards Eligibility: Fund in Forestry Value: $250–$1,000 Wedgworth Graduate Fellowship Eligibility: graduate students conducting Contact: Everglades Research and Education A. S. Herlong Graduate Fellowship research primarily on the production and Center Eligibility: students in agricultural and use of hardwood forests in Florida. Eligibility: graduate students working at the biological engineering, botany, entomology Value: varies and nematology, food and resource Everglades Research and Education Center at Soil and Water Science Department economics, food science and human Belle Glade. Scholarship Award nutrition, horticultural science (fruit crops), Value: varies Contact: Soil and Water Sciences microbiology and cell science, plant Eligibility: outstanding soil science Non-Endowed Scholarships pathology, and soil and water science; students. academic merit, research plans, leadership Value: $100 African Safari Club of Florida ability, and professional potential. Scholarship Value: $2,500 Frederick B. Smith Scholarship Contact: Department of Wildlife Ecology and Deadline: July Contact: Soil and Water Sciences Conservation Eligibility: outstanding soil and water Lena B. Hughes Estate Eligibility: wildlife ecology and conservation science undergraduates; graduate students Contact: Horticultural Sciences majors, U.S. citizenship, Florida residency, considered if no qualified undergraduates. Eligibility: students majoring in the fruit supportive of sport hunting as a valid form of Value: $500 recreation, interested in a wildlife ecology/ crops curriculum; scholarship, leadership, 62 • Gator Aid

Vance Publishing Corp. Scholarship Jean and Jewell Ahrano Scholarship James L. Fried Real Estate Scholarship Contact: Department of Horticultural and Fellowship Fund Fund Sciences Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Eligibility: MS in Real Estate (MSRE) Eligibility: fruit crops majors; scholarship, students in the College of Business students in the Center for Real Estate Studies. leadership, interest in Florida citrus Administration; evenly divided between need- Value: varies industry. based scholarship and fellowship awards. Curtis S. Fry Family Endowed MBA $1,000 varies Value: Value: Fellowship Fund F. A. Woods Awards Bank of America Endowed MBA Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. Contact: Department of Plant Pathology Fellowship Fund Value: varies academic excellence in graduate incoming, full-time MBA Eligibility: Eligibility: Nancy R. Hess Awards student research in plant pathology. students; based on academic achievement, Eligibility: outstanding female graduates Value: $500, two awards professional accomplishment, and future in marketing, finance, real estate, or leadership potential. management. varies WARRINGTON COLLEGE Value: Value: varies OF BUSINESS Kristin M. Beach and Connie A. Lyons Herndon Hirons MBA Fellowship Fund Memorial Endowment Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. ADMINISTRATION graduate students associated with Eligibility: Value: varies Contact: varies by program of study Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation or graduate students in the MBA program. Wayne and Mary Hockmeyer Endowment Assistantships Value: varies Fund for Science and Business Education Eligibility: best MBA students with a A limited number of assistantships are Beall’s MBA Fellowship Fund available to highly qualified students. background in the hard sciences, especially in Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. biotech field, and work experience or interest Historically, assistantships have been awarded Value: varies to students to work ten hours per week in in biotech/entrepreneurship; MBA/MS one of the academic programs as a research or Melville G. Brinson Family Graduate candidates receive priority. teaching assistant or in the Florida MBA Fellowship Fund Value: support fellowships; amount varies in-residence MBA students. Programs Office as a graduate assistant. Eligibility: Brady S. Johnston Scholarship Fund Value: varies Fellowships Eligibility: students in any program in the Daniel M. and Cheryl W. DuPree Real college in full-time, on-campus programs; UF awards a number of Graduate Fellowships Estate Scholarship Fund based on academic achievement and future to students who would make a positive Eligibility: qualified students who have leadership potential. impact on their academic field of study. See applied to the MA in Real Estate or MBA Real Value: varies the “General Graduate Aid” section at the Estate program. Jack D. and Betty J. Lampros Graduate beginning of this chapter. These scholarships Value: varies provide tuition assistance and a significant Fellowship and Lectureship Fund annual stipend. Candidates must apply by Darden Restaurants Diversity and Eligibility: graduate students in finance. the early application deadline so that a final Business Ethics Fellowship Value: varies graduate students in business admissions decision can be reached before Eligibility: R. F. Lanzillotti Graduate Fellowship in who demonstrate academic and prior the February 15 deadline for fellowship Public Policy Research professional achievement, outstanding consideration. Outstanding students Eligibility: graduate students whose research admitted after that date will be nominated commitment to ethical leadership, and are will focus on public policy. enrolled in at least one business ethics course to receive scholarship funds that remain Value: varies undistributed. These fellowships are within the graduate program. restricted to outstanding Ph.D. candidates. Value: varies Fred Lesueur Scholarship Fund Eligibility: in-residence MBA students; Scholarships Richard P. Donnellan Real Estate preference to students from Marion county. Graduate Scholarship Value: varies Contact: Michelle Lovell, 134 Bryan Eligibility: MS in Real Estate (MSRE) or MBA Hall, P. O. Box 117152; (real estate concentration) students. Madelyn M. Lockhart Endowed http://www.cba.ufl.edu Value: varies Doctoral Fund Eligibility: economics doctoral candidates. The Florida MBA programs offer one of the Alan Epstein Memorial Scholarship Fund Value: varies; two fellowships to fund travel most affordable graduate management students enrolled in the MBA Eligibility: expenses to professional meetings related to programs in the country, even for non- or MA in International Business program in academic development; one fellowship to a Florida residents. A limited number of the Warrington College of Business; based candidate to defray costs of international scholarships are awarded to top candidates on academic achievement and future study related to area of study who have been admitted to the “traditional leadership potential, with preference to program.” Selection is based on superior students from Dade County, FL. Hoke T. Maroon MBA Fellowship academic ability, professional achievement, Value: varies Endowment and leadership potential. MBA candidates Eligibility: incoming MBA students who who submit their application for admission A. Ross and Cora B. Evans Endowed study full-time on campus; academic are automatically considered for the Scholarship Fund achievement, professional accomplishment graduate students in the following merit-based awards. Eligibility: prior to entering the program, and future Warrington College of Business leadership potential; special focus on students Administration; based on need and merit. UF Endowed Scholarships with previous experience in fields related to varies and Fellowships Value: the financial services industry or interest in The following endowed scholarships and First Bankers MBA Fellowship Fund entering these fields after graduation. fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: in-residence MBA students Value: varies interested in banking and finance. Foundation. For information, check with C. Arnold Matthews Graduate Value: varies the departmental contact person or the Fellowship in Finance Fund Foundation Web site at: Fisher MBA Fellowship Fund Eligibility: incoming graduate students in http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. full-time, on-campus programs; academic ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: varies achievement, professional accomplishment prior to entering the program, and future Graduate Aid • 63 leadership potential; preference to those who particularly in upper-division accounting must have financial need, at least one credit plan to major in finance. coursework, is emphasized in selecting hour of business ethics, and documented Value: varies recipients. Generally, 20 to 40 $2,000 to community service. $3,000 awards are made. A complete list of MBA Advisory Board Scholarship Value: varies awards is maintained in the Fisher School of Eligibility: graduate business students with Leland M. Reiner Memorial Accounting office (GER 210). To be considered financial need. Scholarship Fund for these awards and for nomination for Value: varies Eligibility: deserving students working externally administered awards, students toward a master's degree in accounting. F. Graham McKeel MBA Fellowship Fund should complete and submit an Application Value: varies Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. for Accounting Awards, available at 210 Gerson Value: varies Hall in late fall and early spring. The submission deadline is generally February 1. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY C. Howard McNulty MBA Endowment Announcements of recipients and nominees Contact: Mr. Tom Kolb, Assistant Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. generally are made in April. Director of Financial Affairs, Box Value: varies UF Endowed Scholarships 100445, Health Science Center Fred H. and David L. McNulty and Fellowships Gainesville, FL 32610-0445 Fellowship Fund http://www.dental.ufl.edu/Offices/Ed Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. The following endowed scholarships and ucation/Financial_Aid Value: varies fellowships are administered by the UF Limited scholarships are available to M. Ann O’Brien MBA Scholars Foundation. For information, check with the individuals enrolled in the DMD program. Endowment Fund departmental contact person or the Students must prove financial need and/or Eligibility: in-residence MBA students; based Foundation Web site at: be selected for their academic performance on academic achievement, professional http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ to be considered for these limited funds. accomplishment prior to entering the MBA ScholarshipListing.asp. Parental information is required on program, and future leadership potential. financial aid applications, and a subsequent E. Lovelle Ahrano Scholarship Fund parent tax return will be required. Value: varies students entering the graduate Eligibility: Information and application materials can accounting program–fifth-year graduate Richard and Velia Parrino Graduate be found on the College of Dentistry studies; academic performance in Student Endowment website. Dental students are encouraged to accounting and overall GPA. Eligibility: graduate students in the business seek outside financial support within their varies college with financial need who are from Value: hometown communities. Contacting service Hillsborough County; if no Hillsborough Batson–Siegel Fellowship clubs, dental societies, hospital auxiliaries, County student qualifies, then a student from Eligibility: students entering graduate and church organizations, can offer other the state of Florida with financial need. accounting program–fifth-year graduate potential sources of financial assistance. Value: varies studies; academic performance plus The UF College of Dentistry attempts to C. Addison Pound Sr. and Annie Cannon accounting and overall GPA; preference to provide additional assistance via college Pound Scholarship in Business students from southwest Florida. scholarships and loans. These resources are Administration Value: varies very limited. All awards are based on Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate William E. Crown Jr. Scholarship Fund eligibility and availability. business students. Eligibility: students entering the graduate Value: varies accounting program–fifth-year graduate UF Endowed Scholarships Wachovia Scholarship and studies; based on academic performance, and Fellowships Internship Fund overall GPA and financial need. The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. Value: varies fellowships are administered by the UF Value: varies Richard E. Darby Accounting Foundation. For information, check with Frank L. Weyenberg MBA Scholarship Fund the departmental contact person or the Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students entering the graduate Foundation Web site at Eligibility: in-residence MBA students. accounting program; academic performance http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: varies and overall GPA; preference to Florida residents transferring to UF in fifth year. Students may obtain application information on scholarships listed below from the College Edward Zabel Memorial Fund Value: varies Eligibility: economics Ph.D. students, for of Dentistry’s Financial Aid office. outstanding dissertation research. Gerson, Preston, and Company, CPA Value: varies Fellowship Fund Andrew Abel Dental Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students entering the graduate Eligibility: dental students who require Non-Endowed Scholarships accounting program–fourth-year graduate financial assistance and display excellence in studies; based on academic performance and their academic and/or clinical endeavors. Fannie Mae MBA Term Scholars accounting and overall GPA. Morton Amsterdam Foundation Fellowship Value: varies Eligibility: 1st- and 2nd-year MBA students. Scholarship Value: varies Joseph Lumia Memorial Fellowship Fund Eligibility: dental students. Eligibility: students entering the graduate Marshall M. and Jeannette Butts DeWitt Fisher School of Accounting accounting program; based on academic Scholarship Fund Contact: Kathy Murphy, 210 Gerson; performance and accounting and overall GPA. Eligibility: dental students with financial http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/ Value: varies need who display academic achievement and ScholarshipsByUnit Don Miller 5th-Year Accounting motivation. The Fisher School of Accounting administers a Scholarship Fund Walter Lorenz Endowed Scholarship number of awards and fellowships each year Eligibility: students entering the Master of Eligibility: students enrolled in the and nominates students for a variety of Accounting program; academic performance; maxillofacial surgery residency program. externally administered awards. Fellowships preference to students from Polk County. Value: varies Parker E. Mahan, D.D.S., Ph.D., Endowed are generally awarded to students who intend Fellowship to enter or have already entered the master’s Ralph W. Miller Scholarship Fund Eligibility: dental students. program. The amounts, number, and source of Eligibility: enrolled Master of Accounting awards vary annually. Academic performance, students at the Fisher School of Accounting; 64 • Gator Aid

William R. Rambo Sr. Scholarship in Florida North Chapter-AIA Joshua W. Lepp Memorial Travel Endow- Dentistry Scholarship Fund ment Fund Eligibility: dental students. Eligibility: graduate students in the college, Eligibility: graduate and undergraduate based on professional promise and service to William T. and Jackie C. Reid Scholarship students participating in the department’s the college and community. in Dentistry Fund Paris studies abroad program $1,000 Eligibility: financially needy dental students Value: Value: varies with high scholastic averages. Guy C. Fulton Endowed Scholarship Howard Sebold/Herrick Smith Krisia and Steve Rhoden Memorial Fund in Architecture Fellowship in Landscape Architecture incoming students with Scholarship Fund Eligibility: Eligibility: leadership, scholarship, and professional promise. Eligibility: financial need; consideration to potential professional distinction. students from the Caribbean nations, Value: $1,000 Value: varies including but not limited to Jamaica. Harvard Jolly Clees Toppe Architects, Jonathan and Elizabeth Seymour Award Cleo Talley Sanders Endowment Fund P.A., Scholarship Eligibility: graduate and undergraduate graduate students demonstrating Eligibility: meritorious first-year dental Eligibility: students who wish to participate in the academic excellence, financial need, and students. department’s Paris studies abroad program; outstanding design talent. Non-Endowed Scholarships financial need. Jeremy J. Hill Memorial Fund Value: varies Eligibility: graduate/professional in acoustics. Claire Pitts Brown Scholarship Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: meritorious dentistry students Value: to be determined David A. Grainger Scholarship Robert and Diane Miller Scholarship American Society of Landscape Eligibility: meritorious dentistry students. Eligibility: students with outstanding Architects Annual Scholarship, Jacksonville Section Loans achievement. Value: $1,500 Eligibility: students from northeast Florida Daisy K. Tesher Loan, the UF Dental Guild in professional studies. James Gamble Rogers Award (RLF Arch) Loan, East Coast District Dental Society Value: varies Eligibility: outstanding entering graduate Loan, Greater Hollywood Dental Society students; academic and professional criteria. American Society of Landscape Loan, Robert Wood Johnson Dental Value: $5,000 Architects, Florida Chapter Graduate Student Loan, D. L. Morrison Dental Awards Sheila K. Rydell Memorial Award Student Loan, Quad-County Dental Society Eligibility: professional potential and Eligibility: students pursuing a master's Loan, William and Marie Selby Dental technical achievement. degree in architecture who exhibit Loan, Parnell-Tillery Dental Loan, Health Value: varies Professions Student Loan Program, and outstanding scholastic accomplishment. Loans for Disadvantaged Students. Value: varies Tom Atkins Award Frank J. Sindelar Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students in professional planning COLLEGE OF DESIGN, Eligibility: outstanding graduate and four- in any of the following areas: private land CONSTRUCTION, & year undergraduates participating in off- development, community planning and campus programs in the school. redevelopment, landscape architecture, urban PLANNING Deadline: spring semester of previous year design and recreation. This award is to School of Architecture Value: $7,500 total, several awards upgrade technology for all students. Otis A. Skinner Scholarship Value: varies Contact: Martin A. Gold, Interim Eligibility: graduate architecture students; Thomas Cottingham Berry Scholarship Director, based on need and academic merit. Award P. O. Box 115702, 231 Architecture Value: $3,500 Eligibility: students with need who show Building; http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/arch professional potential and technical John W. Stovall Memorial achievement, preferably with a background in UF Endowed Scholarships Scholarship Fund the “green” industry in Florida. students who exhibit outstanding and Fellowships Eligibility: Value: varies achievement. The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000–$5,000, several awards Foster Conant Scholarship Award fellowships are administered by the UF Made possible by the Central Florida Foundation. For information, check with Department of Landscape Builders Exchange/Frank Reed Endowed the departmental contact person or the Architecture Fund. Foundation Web site at: Eligibility: excellence in detail design and http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Contact: Tina Gurucharri, Associate a GPA of 3.0 or better. ScholarshipListing.asp. Professor, 352 Architecture Building; Value: varies http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/landscape Arthur Blenn Anderson Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships and Florida Chapters of the Federation of Endowment Fellowships Garden Clubs, Grants, and Scholarships Eligibility: students in advanced training in Eligibility: local chapters throughout the architecture; priority to master's students; 3rd- The following endowed scholarships and state offer financial assistance based on and 4th-year undergraduate students fellowships are administered by the UF demonstration of need; apply to chapter. considered. Foundation. For information, check with Value: varies by chapter Value: varies the departmental contact person or the Noel Lake Award Bhide Scholarship Foundation Web site at Eligibility: demonstrates acumen in Eligibility: preference to Asian Indian http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ matters regarding horticulture, students or female students, preferably from ScholarshipListing.asp. arboriculture, and planning design and Washington or Holmes Counties in Florida. who willingly share their horticulture Value: varies Steven C. Crebbin Memorial Award Eligibility: landscape architecture with knowledge with others. Ferendino Endowment professional potential; preference to high Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students in the school. school graduates from Monroe or South Jodie Rabb Memorial Award Value: varies Dade County, Florida. Eligibility: demonstrate excellence in detail Value: varies design; 3.25 GPA or better. Graduate Aid • 65

Value: varies ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: $1,000 Rain Bird Award Balfour Beatty Construction Scholarship Anthony Section Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: accomplishments in water Eligibility: BCN students; financial need and Eligibility: for information on this endowed conservation through irrigation design. academic achievement. scholarship, go to http://www.uff.ufl.edu. Value: varies Value: $1,000 Value: $1,500 Paul Verlander Award Clark Construction Group Fund Eligibility: first-year graduate students. Eligibility: students in the school with a COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Value: varies primary interest in construction management; Contact: Ron Wright, Coordinator, Office must be a U.S. citizen and junior I level or of Student Services, G-416 Norman Hall; Department of Urban and higher; determined by academic merit and (352) 392-0721 ext. 400; Regional Planning financial need; leadership or extra-curricular http://www.education.ufl.edu/studentse Contact: Dr. Zhong-Ren Peng, Chairman, activities may be considered. rvices $3,000; three awards 431 Architecture Building Value: For all College of Education scholarships, the UF Endowed Scholarships Daugherty Endowment Scholarship application forms and instructions are Eligibility: BCN students; non-traditional and Fellowships available at the Office of Student Services students with financial need. Web site above. All applications and The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000 associated materials (essay, letters of fellowships are administered by the UF Paul & Laura Dickert Scholarship recommendation, resume/vita, etc.) are due Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: BCN students; financial need to the Office of Student Services by 5:00 the departmental contact person or the and academic achievement. p.m. on February 13, 2009. Scholarships are Foundation Web site at Value: $1,000 available in the fall unless otherwise noted. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Greg Jones Endowment Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: upper-division and graduate and Fellowships Carl Feiss Urban and Environmental BCN students; academic achievement; The following endowed scholarships and Design Award participation in student clubs. fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: graduate students in the Value: $1,500 Foundation. For information, check with department for urban and environmental Matthew Remsen Scholarship the departmental contact person or the design. Eligibility: BCN students with financial Foundation Web site at Value: $500-$1,000 need. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ ScholarshipListing.asp. Peter Kanavos Sr. Memorial Award Fund Value: $1,000 Eligibility: full-time urban and regional Rinker Scholar Endowment John F. and Marjorie J. Alexander planning students; academic qualifications Eligibility: previous Associated Schools of Scholarship and an interest in real estate and Construction faculty members now pursuing Eligibility: first generation college development issues. a Ph.D. in construction management. students seeking a degree in the College of Value: $500–$1,000 Ronald Vincent Tadrowski Scholarship Education, based on financial need; Margaret E. Raynal Memorial Fund Fund students applying after freshman year Eligibility: full-time urban and regional Eligibility: students in the school, preferably must have a minimum of a 2.5 GPA to planning student; based on academic from the Treasure Coast area (St. Lucie, Martin receive the award. qualifications and an interest in and Indian River counties), showing evidence Value: $500 transportation and bicycle planning. of financial need; second preference for any Barbara and Richard Anderson Value: $500–$1,000 Florida resident showing financial need. Scholarship Value: varies WRS Infrastructure & Environment Inc. Eligibility: graduate students entering the Award in Memoriam of Mario Ripol Non-Endowed Scholarships college; first preference to graduates or Eligibility: urban and regional planning employees of Lake City Community graduate students; outstanding student in the Central Florida Builder’s Exchange College; second preference to students from specialization of planning information and Frank W. Reed Scholarships Baker, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist or Union analysis. Eligibility: upper-division and graduate BCN counties; third preference to residents of Value: $500–$1,000 students who graduated from a Florida high Florida entering the college. school; financial need; minimum 3.0 GPA. Value: $500 Non-Endowed Scholarships Value: Central Florida Builders Exchange, Dr. Frank C. Bolser Memorial Scholarship Ulla Rydberg Memorial Fund $1,000; Foote Steel, $1,000; Jack Jennings & Son, $1,000; Tri–City Electric, $1,000; R. C. Eligibility: full-time students preparing to Eligibility: full-time urban and regional teach mathematics at the middle or planning students; academic achievement Stevens Construction, $1,000; Walker & Co., $2,000; Hubbard Construction, $1,200 secondary level. and an interest in gerontology and social Value: $500 justice issues. Gainesville Builders Association Value: $200–$500 Scholarship Glenda Ward Caro Fellowship in Eligibility: building construction students Education School of Building Construction interested in home building; financial need. Eligibility: graduate students in education. Value: $500 Contact: Dr. Abdol Chini, 304 Rinker Value: varies Hall; http://www.bcn.ufl.edu National Association of Home Builders Lincoln and Lillian Hall in Memory of Eligibility: upper-division or graduate Albert G. Hall Fellowship Fund UF Endowed Scholarships building construction students interested in Eligibility: early childhood and and Fellowships home building as a career who have not have elementary education ProTeach students. The following endowed scholarships and previously received this award. Value: two $1,000 fellowships are administered by the UF Value: varies Dr. Clemons Lester Hallman Fellowship Foundation. For information, check with Rinker Companies Scholarship Eligibility: graduate students in the college the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: building construction preparing for teaching or teacher education Foundation Web site at students; financial need and academic in one of three areas: 1) bilingual education, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ achievement. 2) foreign language education, or 3) ESOL 66 • Gator Aid education. Value: $600 Value: $1,000 Value: $500 Jessie Hamm Meyer Graduate Award Non-Endowed Scholarships Thomas and Anita Harrow Scholarship Eligibility: students in the college who are Fund returning teachers, preference to career Karen Koegel Annual Scholarship Eligibility: graduate students preparing for teachers returning for graduate studies in Contact: Special Education, PO Box 117050, careers in K-12 administration and gifted education. Room 1403 Norman Hall, (352) 392-0701. community college leadership; must have a Value: $500 Telephone or visit office to verify eligibility minimum 3.4 GPA and be enrolled in a and availability of funds and inquire about J. Ed and Betty B. Price Scholarship Fund master's or doctoral program. the application process. Contact: Educational Administration and $500 Value: Policy, PO Box 117046, Room 1215 Norman F. Nelson Fellowship Fund Vernice Law Hearn Scholarship Norman Hall, (352) 392-0731. Telephone or Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Eligibility: full-time ProTeach juniors, visit office to verify eligibility and students in the college; must demonstrate seniors, or graduate students in early availability of funds and inquire about the financial need. childhood, elementary, or special education. application process. Value: $750 Value: $750 Eligibility: counselor education students who Margaret Rosenberger Annual Award Charles A. and Alma A. Hoffman plan to work in college-level student affairs. Eligibility: students studying elementary Scholarship Value: $750 and recognition on a plaque; education. Eligibility: full-time students with two scholarships Value: $500 financial need who plan to teach Robert B. Primack Social Foundations of mathematics. Education Fellowship COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Value: $1000 Eligibility: students seeking a master's degree Contact: Dr. Tim Anderson, Everett L. Holden and Marian G. in Social Foundations of Education; based on 300 Weil Hall, P. O. Box 116550; Holden Memorial Scholarship Fund scholastic merit and written statement of http://www.eng.ufl.edu Eligibility: students in the college; must purpose. Value: $500 The College of Engineering offers demonstrate financial need. approximately 750 research and teaching Value: $2,500, four awards Harold Riker Scholarship Fund assistantships requiring one-fourth to three- Sara Lavinia de Keni Scholarship Eligibility: students currently enrolled in quarter-time workloads with stipends of Eligibility: students enrolled in a doctoral counselor education; completed application $150 to $500 every two weeks. For more program in education that emphasizes form (available from Patty, NRN 1215) information about these positions, contact collaborative partnerships with preK-20 submitted to Dr. Larry Loesch, NRN 1205, 3) the office of the graduate coordinator of your schools and/or community groups; these two letters of recommendation from current department or the Office of the Associate Dean awards will be given in addition to any UF Counselor Education faculty members. for Academic Affairs, College of Engineering. Value: $1,000 other assistantships for which the students UF Endowed Scholarships are qualified. G. Ballard Simmons Memorial and Fellowships Value: four $2,500 scholarships Scholarship Fund The following endowed scholarships and Elizabeth E. Larsen Graduate Eligibility: students admitted to or enrolled full-time in a graduate professional fellowships are administered by the UF Memorial Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with the Eligibility: full-time ProTeach seniors or teacher education program in the college who received their bachelor’s degree in departmental contact person or the graduate students in early childhood, Foundation Web site at elementary, or special education. education; financial need. Value: $1,500 http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: $4,000, four scholarships ScholarshipListing.asp. Elizabeth and William F. Leonard Robert O. Stripling Scholarship Eligibility: UF counselor education students Robert David Adamson Scholarship Fund Endowment Scholarship Fund Eligibility: full-time materials science and Eligibility: full-time science or math enrolled in the doctoral program; demonstrated intention to pursue a career as a engineering students, minimum 3.0 GPA, U.S. education graduate students. citizens or permanent residents. Value: $2,000, four awards full-time counselor educator; submission of a fully completed application (available from Value: $500 each Augie Lutz Counselor Education Patty, 1215 NRN) including vita and one-page McNair Bostick Scholarship Scholarship essay outlining eligibility criteria submitted to Eligibility: Ph.D. student in agricultural and Eligibility: graduate students focusing in Dr. Larry Loesch, NRN 1205. biological engineering who is working on counselor education in the college. Value: $1,000 modeling/analysis of agricultural systems and Value: $500 Ralph D. Turlington Scholarship and natural resources; scholarship, leadership, John W. Martin and Annie Mae Martin Fellowship Fund dedication to career; high quality research Phillips Scholarship Eligibility: students in the college. related to sustainable management of Eligibility: full-time juniors, seniors, post- Value: two $2,500 awards agricultural/natural resources. baccalaureate, or graduate students in the Value: $500 college; first preference to applicants who Marjorie Schear Waggoner Fellowship Eligibility: elementary education students; Bill and Bryon Bushnell Graduate attended high-school in Alachua County, Fellowship in Civil Engineering Florida; must demonstrate financial need. must be Florida residents, graduate of a Florida high school, and enrolled in a full-time Eligibility: deserving CE graduate students. Value: $3,000 awards, five for graduate Value: one $5,000 award or five $1,000 awards students masters program in elementary education. Value: $500 Coastal and Oceanographic Engineering Dr. Vincent McGuire Scholarship Dr. Hannelore Wass Endowed Scholarship Fellowship Fund Eligibility: first preference to undergraduates Eligibility: coastal and oceanographic majoring in English with a minor in Eligibility: College students; see Web site for specific research award criteria. students. secondary education; second preference to Value: varies graduate students in English education Value: $500 program in the College of Education. Dr. James L. Wattenbarger Fellowship Wilson and Marie Collins Graduate Value: $500 Eligibility: doctoral students specializing in Fellowship study of community college and Eligibility: meritorious graduate students in Stella Meissner Scholarship Fund electrical and computer engineering. Eligibility: graduate students. postsecondary education; see College Web site for additional application materials required. Value: $5,000 Graduate Aid • 67

Carl Mercer Dow Alumni Fellowship Margaret A. Ross Fellowship of structures, soils, or transportation Fund in Chemistry Eligibility: deserving graduate students engineering; U.S. citizens active in Eligibility: outstanding graduate chemical with financial need whose area of professional societies; preference to MA in engineering and chemistry students. concentration is in semi-conductor civil engineering students. Value: varies research. Value: $1,000, includes summer employment Dow Chemical Graduate Fellowship in Value: varies before or during scholarship period Materials Science and Engineering Ralph Sias Scholarship Eligibility: meritorious graduate materials Eligibility: electrical and computer Harris Communications Graduate science and engineering students. engineering students; award is based on a Fellowship Value: varies 1000-word essay on a selected topic. Eligibility: Ph.D. students in computer Value: $1,000 and information science and engineering. Fahien Endowed Teaching Scholarship Value: varies Fund Charles A. and Constance C. Stokes Eligibility: students pursuing careers in Chemical Engineering Graduate Albert Holloway Graduate Fellowship teaching chemical engineering. Fellowship Fund Eligibility: full-time electrical and Value: varies Eligibility: chemical engineering students. Value: varies computer engineering student. Gartner Group Graduate Fellowship Value: $5,000 Eligibility: meritorious computer and James E. Swander Memorial information science and engineering students. Scholarship Fund Herbert Hudson Jr. Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: outstanding nuclear and Eligibility: environmental engineering Gartner Group Information Technology radiological engineering students; students whose research/training areas are Fund scholarship, leadership, and character. potable water treatment/wastewater Eligibility: computer science students Value: varies treatment. pursuing studies in information technology. Non-Endowed Scholarships Value: approximately $500 Value: varies Harold, Mills, Hawkins Scholarship Fund CDM Endowment Industrial and Systems Engineering Eligibility: chemical engineering students. Eligibility: prospective graduate student; Graduate Award Value: varies used as a recruiting tool for a top incoming Eligibility: entering graduate students in graduate student. industrial and systems engineering with David Howell Jr. and Dan Howell Value: $8,000 plus a teaching assistantship undergraduate degrees from UF; U.S. Endowment in Electrical and citizens; academic records. Computer Engineering Costello Awards Value: $6,000 Eligibility: electrical and computer Eligibility: exceptional second-year engineering students. Jones-Edmunds Fellowship Value: varies biomedical engineering students; academics, leadership, and character. Eligibility: CE students with an interest Dr. Ralph Alexander Morgen Endowed Value: $1,250, several awards in water resources/hydraulics; academic Fellowship in Chemical Engineering performance; U.S. citizens; financial need. Eligibility: chemical engineering students. Barry Douglas Memorial Fellowship Value: $2,000, non-renewable Value: varies Eligibility: coastal engineering students, Arnold J. "Red" Morway Memorial 3.0 GPA, financial need. Kimley-Horn Scholarship Graduate Fellowship Value: $2,000 per year Eligibility: entering CE graduate students Award will not support activities that include who are U.S. citizens with an interest in experimentation with animals. Ebaugh Graduate Fellowship transportation and/or structural engineering; Eligibility: master's level chemical Eligibility: full-time mechanical academic performance and leadership engineering graduate students. engineering students; outstanding record of activities. Value: varies academic experience. Value: $1,000, non-renewable Motorola Named Endowed Graduate Value: $12,000 per year Mechanical Engineering Teaching Fellowship in Electrical Engineering Fund Assistant Awards Eligibility: qualified electrical engineering Kevin Scott Frank Scholarship full-time graduate students students with interests related to Eligibility: civil engineering students in Eligibility: telecommunications. hydraulics; Florida residents; good moral proficient in English; outstanding record of Value: $5,000 character; 3.0 GPA. academic experience. Value: $1,000 Value: varies H. T. Odum Graduate Fellowship Fund Eligibility: environmental engineering General Electric Foundation Forgivable Knox Millsaps Graduate Fellowships sciences and Center for Wetlands students Loan Program Eligibility: Ph.D. students in aerospace who are undergraduates in environmental Eligibility: Ph.D. students intending engineering, mechanics, and engineering engineering sciences; Florida residents. academic teaching careers in engineering or science. Value: varies computer and information sciences; U.S. Value: varies Patterson Graduate Fellowship citizens or permanent residents; at least Eligibility: MS candidates with a 3.5 GPA one year of graduate work. Knox Millsaps Outstanding Graduate or better; renewable annually; preference to Value: $5,000 per year, renewable Teaching Assistant Award U.S. citizens if possible. Eligibility: graduate teaching assistants in Value: varies Sally and William Glick Graduate aerospace engineering, mechanics, and engineering science. Robert C. Pittman Fellowship Research Award Value: varies Endowment in the College of Eligibility: research award for students in Engineering environmental engineering sciences. Eligibility: graduate students in electrical Value: $1,000, start-up funds for a new Dallas Montgomery Memorial Scholarship and materials science engineering. project Eligibility: upper-division computer Value: $10,000 plus tuition engineering students from Polk County area; Greiner Professional Scholarship 2.0 GPA; financial need. Eligibility: CE students in “design” areas Value: $1,000 68 • Gator Aid

Non-Endowed Scholarships David L. Wilmot Prize for Excellence in National Academy for Nuclear Training Music Education Fund Fellowship E. Robert Langley Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students with music education Eligibility: master's candidates in nuclear and Eligibility: art and art history students for degrees or with excellence in service as a radiological engineering or environmental internships at the Harn Museum. music teacher; must be pursuing a graduate engineering sciences. Value: varies degree in music education; upper-class Value: $13,000 Stephen Kippert Memorial Scholarship students may be considered. Texas Instruments Fellowship Eligibility: graduate students pursuing an Value: $1,000, renewable Eligibility: electrical and computer MFA in the fine arts photography program. Non-Endowed Scholarships engineering students in mixed analog and Value: varies A. Didier Graeffe Scholarship digital integrated circuit design. School of Music Contact: Composition Area Head Value: $14,000 per year, plus fee waiver Eligibility: demonstrated financial need; Contact: Dr. Leslie Odom, Coordinator of Joel Tyner Scholarship student composers in composition preferred. Graduate Studies, 130 Music Building; Value: varies Eligibility: CE hydraulics students with http://www.arts.ufl.edu/music serious interest in hydraulics career; Florida A selection of scholarships and graduate Theatre and Dance Department residents; good moral character; 3.0 GPA; assistantships are available to graduate no international students. students through the Friends of Music. Contact: Kevin Austin, 233 Nadine Value: $1,000 McGuire Theatre and Dance Pavillion; UF Endowed Scholarships http://www.arts.ufl.edu/theatreanddance University Women’s Club Award and Fellowships Eligibility: full-time, first-year graduate UF Endowed Scholarships The following endowed scholarships and students in industrial and systems and Fellowships fellowships are administered by the UF engineering; U.S. citizens or permanent Foundation. For information, check with The following endowed scholarships and residents; based on academic performance, the departmental contact person or the fellowships are administered by the UF character, and financial need. Foundation Web site at Foundation. For information, check with Value: $500, non-renewable http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ the departmental contact person or the ScholarshipListing.asp. Foundation Web site at Stephen M. Varosi Memorial Fellowship http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ in Electrical and Computer Engineering Mr. and Mrs. John V. D'Albora Jr. ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: electrical engineering students Scholarship Fund in Honor of Frances who study RF circuits and/or MRI technology M. Reitz Lawrence Baynard Hubbell Scholarship and plan for a related career; 3.0 or higher in Eligibility: graduate music majors who Fund in Theatre Studies electrical engineering courses; nomination by demonstrate excellence in music performance, Eligibility: graduate students majoring in an electrical engineering professor; preference composition, or research. theater performance or production or with to students who show creativity and Value: $1,000 a primary interest in writing dramas or screenplays; minimum 3.2 GPA. unconventional problem-solving skills. Velma Lykes Music Scholarship Fund Value: $1,000 Value: varies; opportunity for internships at Eligibility: music students; minimum 3.0 Invivo Corporation GPA; demonstrated financial need; preference John S. and James L. Knight toward students specializing in violin. Foundation Endowment for the New Value: $2,000 World School of the Arts COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Eligibility: theatre students in the New School of Art and Art History Edith P. Pitts Music Scholarship Fund World School of the Arts; must have financial Eligibility: nomination by a faculty need, at least one credit hour of business Contact: Rhonda Riley, School of Art member; 3FA or higher students; minimum ethics and documented community service. and Art History, 101 Fine Arts Bldg. C; 3.0 GPA; outstanding performers recognized Value: varies for having assumed a leadership role in P.O. Box 115801; Jim Richardson Memorial Theatre http://www.arts.ufl.edu/ART/ Department of Music or College of Fine Arts activities. Scholarship Fund The school offers several cash awards. Contact Eligibility: production, performance, or Value: $1,000, two-year limit the school adviser for information. dance students who show outstanding John and Margaret Sung Family contributions and excellence in the UF Endowed Scholarships Fine Arts Fellowship classroom and in production work; and Fellowships Eligibility: meritorious graduate students minimum 3.0 GPA; incoming freshmen The following endowed scholarships and in composition or conducting; must qualify must present exemplary high school fellowships are administered by the UF as master's or doctoral candidate and have transcripts and test scores. Foundation. For information, check with 3.5 GPA; 3.5 GPA to renew. Value: $1,000, one award the departmental contact person or the Value: varies Mark W. Stoughton Theatre Foundation Web site at George W. Tedder Jr. and Susan Heald Scholarship Fund http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Tedder Scholarship Fund Eligibility: upper-division undergraduate ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: outstanding graduate students or graduate theater students with in choral music or voice, and outstanding Dennis and Colette Campay Studio Art outstanding artistic potential. undergraduate students in voice. Value: $500, varies Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: studio art students in the University of Florida Friends of School of Art and Art History in the James W. Van Horn Music Fund Theater and Dance College of Fine Arts. Eligibility: undergraduates or graduate Eligibility: outstanding departmental Value: varies students working on a master’s or Ph.D. in students, graduate or undergraduate. Music; proficiency in chorale singing, Value: $750 James J. Rizzi Scholarship composing, or conducting; must Eligibility: art studio majors. demonstrate financial need. 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COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND and kinesiology graduate assistants; 3.4 UF strong commitment to serve the tourism GPA or higher. profession; demonstrate leadership skills. HUMAN PERFORMANCE Value: varies Value: varies Contact: Dr. Kelli Brown, 203 Florida Gym, http://www.hhp.ufl.edu David and Linda McCaughey Dr. Linda (Dr. T) Thornton Scholarship Scholarship Fund Eligibility: student studying recreation & UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: graduate students in applied parks in tourism, recreation & sport and Fellowships physiology and kinesiology. management who consistently demonstrates Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and leadership ability; pursuing professional development opportunities; has fellowships are administered by the UF McGriff Family Endowed Scholarship demonstrated high moral/ethical character; Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: graduate students in sport strong advocate for the profession after the departmental contact person or the management. graduation. Foundation Web site at Value: varies http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: varies ScholarshipListing.asp. William M. Potter/M.B. Chafin Scholarship Fund COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM Dr. Robert E. Allen, Dr. Owen J. Eligibility: graduate students in any Holyoak, and Dr. Paul R. Varnes college major with outstanding character AND COMMUNICATIONS Scholarship Fund and a strong commitment to serve their Contact: Associate Dean for Graduate Eligibility: student in any college major; profession. Studies, Dr. Debbie Treise, 2012 preference to students with American varies Value: Weimer Hall; http://www.jou.ufl.edu citizenship who have made a significant contribution to society through volunteer Herman W. Schnell Memorial Endowed Assistantships work and/or military service. Scholarship Fund Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students in any The following endowed assistantships are college major who has a minimum 3.50 UF administered by the UF Foundation. For C.A. Boyd Scholarship GPA and demonstrates leadership and information, check with the departmental character. Eligibility: graduate students of outstanding contact person or the Foundation Web site character with a 3.4 UF GPA or higher. Value: varies at http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: varies B. K. & Betty C. Stevens Graduate ScholarshipListing.asp. Jane Adams Edmonds Ph.D. Fellowship Scholarship Fund Eligibility: applied physiology and Albritton Assistantship Eligibility: incoming Ph.D. student in kinesiology graduate students who show Requires working 10-20 hours a week as applied physiology and kinesiology. interest in being of service to others and teaching or research assistant. Value: varies demonstrate successful scholarship. Eligibility: graduate students interested in Value: varies television and electronic media. Danny Eggart Memorial Scholarship Value: varies Naomi S. Stevens Memorial Graduate Fund Emily Howard Bateman Scholarship Scholarship Eligibility: first-generation college stu- Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Eligibility: graduate students in any major dents; Florida high school graduates, prefer- teaching or research assistant. in the college. ably from the Panhandle area. Eligibility: graduate students born in Value: varies Value: varies Florida. Thomas F. Hayes IV Memorial M. M. Tutton Sr. Ph.D. Endowed Value: varies Scholarship Fund Scholarship Karl and Madira Bickel Assistantships Eligibility: students in any college major; Eligibility: Ph.D. students in health To work ten hours a week as teaching or preference to Team Florida Cycling Club education and behaviors. research assistant. participants. Value: varies Eligibility: 3.0 minimum GPA. Value: varies Value: varies Non-Endowed Scholarships Health Solutions Scholarship Fund Joseph L. Brechner FOI Graduate Eligibility: doctoral students in health Patrick J. Bird Dissertation Research Assistantships education and behavior. Award Requires 13 hours of work a week at the Value: varies Eligibility: college doctoral students who Brechner Center for Freedom of have successfully completed the first three Information, editing The Brechner Report. Dr. Charles W. LaPradd Ph.D. chapters of their dissertation and been Eligibility: Ph.D. students interested in Fellowship Fund approved by their supervisory committee. mass media law who have extensive Eligibility: incoming Ph.D. students in Value: varies journalism experience. applied physiology and kinesiology. Value: varies Value: varies The Alachua County Hospitality Council Scholarship Herbert S. Dolgoff Radio Assistantships Dr. Norma M. Leavitt Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduate student studying Requires working 13 hours a week for Eligibility: students applied physiology & tourism or hospitality in tourism, WRUF-AM/FM or WUFT-FM. kinesiology; outstanding character with a recreation & sport management; preference Eligibility: junior and senior strong commitment to serve their given to students currently working in the telecommunication majors who intend to profession; preference to female applicants. field and who are serious about a career in pursue careers in radio management, Value: varies the field of tourism or hospitality. programming, or news. Value: varies Dr. Norma M. Leavitt, Ph.D., Fellowship Bill Sims Scholarship Fund James Lawrence Fly Assistantship Eligibility: student studying tourism in Eligibility: incoming Ph.D. students in Requires 10 to 20 hours of work each week, tourism, recreation and sport management applied physiology and kinesiology. depending on appointment. with a minimum 3.50 UF GPA; past or Value: varies Eligibility: students interested in current involvement with the tourism telecommunications. industry; pursues professional development Lee-McCachren Scholarship Fund Value: varies Eligibility: full-time applied physiology opportunities; outstanding character and 70 • Gator Aid

Graduate Teaching/Research Value: varies Value: varies Assistantships Requires 10 to 20 hours of work each week, COLLEGE OF LAW Guy W. Botts Memorial Scholarship depending on appointment. Eligibility: entering students; merit Eligibility: need teaching or research Contact: Carol Huber, 164 Holland scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school abilities. Law Center; [email protected], needed to renew. Value: varies http://www.law.ufl.edu Value: varies Terry Hynes Graduate UF Endowed Scholarships Ernest B. and Estelle Pierce Bowles Assistantship/Fellowship and Fellowships Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: graduate students in the college. Eligibility: women students in the college. Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and Value: varies fellowships are administered by the UF Ralph and Bronia Lowenstein Foundation. For information, check with Gertrude Brick Law Review Assistantship the departmental contact person or the Apprentice Prize Fund Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Foundation Web site at Eligibility: outstanding editors on the teaching or research assistant. Florida Law Review Board; awardees are Eligibility: graduate students in the college. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ ScholarshipListing.asp. voted on by the board each semester. Value: varies Value: varies Nathaniel W. Pickard Assistantship Judge Hal W. and Bessie Organ Adams Broad and Cassel Florida Law Review Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Scholarship Scholarship Fund teaching or research assistant. Eligibility: first-year students who are Eligibility: senior editors of the Florida Eligibility: graduate students planning a permanent residents of Lafayette, Law Review. career in political communication. Suwannee, Dixie, Taylor, Madison, Value: summer stipends; varies Value: varies Hamilton or Columbia Counties; must be in top 15% of his/her undergraduate class; Frank E. Bryant Jr. Scholarship Fund Lillian and Herman Rosenthal must score in top 15% nationally on LSAT. Eligibility: entering law school students, Memorial Assistantship Value: varies preferably Florida residents; academic achievement; financial need; requires a 3.2–4.0 Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Airth, Clayton, Warren, and Sisler teaching or research assistant. GPA to renew. Scholarship Fund Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students. Eligibility: entering student; merit Value: varies scholarship; requires a 3.2-4.0 GPA to Dewey & Lynn Burnsed Endowment Claudia Ross Assistantship for renew. Eligibility: merit award to entering student. Investigative Reporting Value: varies Value: varies Requires working 10-20 hours a week as teaching or research assistant. Akerman, Senterfitt, et al, Scholarship Judge George C. Carr Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduate students who show Fund Eligibility: entering students; merit interest and promise in investigative Eligibility: entering law students; based on scholarship; 3.2-4.0 GPA in law school reporting. merit. needed to renew. Value: varies Value: $1,000 Value: varies Florence W. Ruebush Assistantship American Academy of Matrimonial Cokers, Myers, Schickel, Cooper, & Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Lawyers, Florida Chapter, Tuition Sorenson P.A. Scholarship teaching or research assistant. Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students participating in trial Eligibility: graduate students. Eligibility: merit award to entering student; competition team at UF; based on merit. Value: varies requires a 3.2-4.0 GPA to renew. Value: $350–$850, eight awards Value: varies St. Petersburg Times/James P. Kerlin Clifford W. Crandall Scholarship Fund Assistantship Lewis "Lukie" Ansbacher Memorial Eligibility: law students with financial need Requires thirteen hours of work a week at the Scholarship who have completed at least two, but not Brechner Center for Freedom of Information. Eligibility: law students who have completed more than three semesters in this college; Eligibility: graduate students studying at least three semesters and earned at least 40 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to apply and renew. communication law or freedom of credit hours, have completed at least two Value: $1,500 information. courses in real property or a related subject Value: varies area, and evidence an interest in practicing in Cuban American Bar Merit Scholarship the field of real property law. Eligibility: continuing Cuban American Gary L. Watson Endowment for Value: varies law students or any continuing law Leadership in Journalism Management students who have distinguished Eligibility: graduate student seeking to Benjamin H. Ayres Scholarship themselves through outstanding academic study aspects of management in journalism. Eligibility: Merit. Second or third year law achievement and significant scholarship on Value: varies student. Must have attended high school in the subject of human rights violations in Wickstrom Family Fund for Excellence in Marion County or plans to practice law there. Cuba or the reestablishment of a Investigative Reporting Assistantship 3.2 law school GPA. democratic rule of law in Cuba. Requires working 10-20 hours a week as Value: varies Value: varies teaching or research assistant. Ralph R. Bailey Scholarship Fund Cypen and Cypen Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduate students interested in Eligibility: incoming law students who have Eligibility: students must have completed investigative reporting. been residents of Broward County for one at least two semesters of study in this Value: varies year before applying; academic standing, college; requires a 3.2 law school GPA. WTVJ/NBC 6 Assistantship Fund in sound character, integrity, and achievement Value: $1,000 Memory of Rod Pierce in undergraduate extracurricular activities; Irving Cypen Freshman Scholarship Fund Requires working 10-20 hours a week as requires a 3.2-4.0 GPA to renew. student who earns the highest teaching or research assistant. Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students planning to GPA during the first year of law school. Eligibility: Robert S. Baynard Scholarship pursue careers in television and/or Value: $3,500, $2,500, $2,000 Eligibility: entering student; merit electronic news videography. scholarship: required 3.2–4.0 GPA to renew. Graduate Aid • 71

Darrey A. Davis Memorial Scholarship workers; financial need; 3.2 law school GPA Lane, Trohn, Clarke, Bertrand, & Fund to apply. Williams Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students who have completed Value: $1,500 Eligibility: entering students, preferably one year of law school at UF with from Polk County; merit; 3.2–4.0 GPA in demonstrated interest in public service and Gray Robinson, P.A., Endowed law school needed to renew; also based on commitment to highest ethical standards of Scholarship Fund LSAT. the profession; law GPA in top 25 percent. Eligibility: entering students; merit Value: varies Value: $6,000, with renewal if eligible, and scholarship; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. offer of interview for summer clerkship Value: varies William F. and Elizabeth R. Leonard Tuition Scholarship Evelyn Hartman Scholarship Fund Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Eligibility: merit scholarship; entering Eligibility: entering students; merit students with academic merit; 3.2–4.0 GPA to Capouano, and Bozarth P. A. Endowed scholarship; 3.2-4.0 law school GPA to Scholarship Fund renew; preference to students from Broward renew. County Area. Eligibility: tax students; consideration of Value: varies financial need; law students, with first Value: varies consideration to those in JD or LLM Jeffrey Allan Hirsh Scholarship Fund James W. Locke Scholarship Fund programs. Eligibility: students in the college; Eligibility: entering students; preference to Value: up to $7,500 preference to those who either attended males; based on need and merit. high school or plan to practice in Broward Value: $1,000 John W. Donahoo Scholarship Fund County. Eligibility: entering students; financial Value: award varies Lake Lytal Jr. Scholarship Fund need; merit scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA Eligibility: entering students; merit and needed to renew. Judge William T. Hodges Tuition financial need; 3.2–4.0 GPA to renew; Value: varies Scholarship Fund consideration to applicants with commitment Eligibility: entering students who Dorini Family Graduate Tax Scholarship to meaningful contributions to a pluralistic demonstrate academic merit and financial Fund community and continuation of a diverse need; 3.2-4.0 GPA needed to renew. student body; sensitivity to and understanding Eligibility: meritorious tax students. Value: varies Value: up to $7,500 of racial and ethnic issues in society; Holland and Knight LLP commitment to learning to better Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Inc., Scholarship Fund communicate across the social lines of gender, Scholarship Fund Eligibility: entering students; merit race, generation, geography, and class; ability to Eligibility: entering students; merit scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school overcome educational, social, or family scholarship; must have 3.2–4.0 law school needed to renew. disadvantages; leadership potential. GPA. Value: varies Value: varies Value: varies Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen, & W. D. Maconald Prize Fund Atwood Dunwody Scholarship Fund Ginsburg P. A. Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduating senior from Eligibility: second-year law students with Eligibility: entering law students; based on summer, fall, or spring semesters with the good academic standing and financial need; merit and financial need; preference to highest cumulative law school average. 3.2 law school GPA needed to apply. Sarasota County residents; 3.2–4.0 GPA in Value: $3,000 Value: $1,000 law school needed to renew. MacFarlane, Ausley, Ferguson, and Chester Ferguson Scholarship Fund Value: varies McCullen Scholarship Fund Eligibility: outstanding entering students; Jacksonville Law Alumni Tuition Eligibility: entering students, based on merit and need. Scholarship Fund merit and financial need; scholarship; need Value: $1,000 awards Eligibility: entering law students; merit and a 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. Carlton Fields Scholarship Fund financial need; preference to Jacksonville Value: varies Eligibility: entering students from Florida; area resident; 3.2–4.0 GPA to renew. Phillip J. MacLennan Memorial merit scholarship; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to Value: varies Scholarship Fund renew. William A. Jacob Scholarship Eligibility: fall entrants with academic Value: varies Eligibility: entering students; merit and achievement; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to Florida Worker’s Compensation Institute, financial need; preference given to students renew. Inc., Scholarship Fund over the age of 30. Value: varies Value: varies Eligibility: entering students; merit Frank Maloney Scholarship Fund scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school to Joseph R. Julin Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: outstanding first-year students renew. Eligibility: entering student; merit entering in fall; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to Value: $1,500 per year scholarship; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. Michael M. Fogarty Memorial renew. Value: varies Scholarship Fund Value: varies Esther Guthery Mautz and Robert Eligibility: entering students; merit; Barbeau Mautz Law Review Scholarship 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund Eligibility: editors in chief of Florida Law Value: $2,000 Eligibility: entering students; merit and need; 3.2-4.0 GPA to renew; consideration to Review. James J. Freeland Graduate Tax students who show commitment to making Value: varies Scholarship meaningful contributions to a pluralistic Richard E. and Patricia M. McGee Eligibility: outstanding seniors; based on community and the continuation of a diverse Scholarship academic achievement and leadership. student body, and sensitivity to and Eligibility: merit scholarship for entering Value: varies understanding of racial and ethnic issues. students; 3.2–4.0 to renew. Harry F. Goodmark Scholarship Value: varies Value: varies Eligibility: students entering third year of Judge Ben Krentzman Scholarship Fund Judge John McNatt Scholarship law school with demonstrated interest in Eligibility: entering UF law students; based Eligibility: outstanding second- or third- representing workers in workers' on merit. year students; financial need; 3.0 law GPA, compensation proceedings, labor law, or Value: varies graduated from a college in southeastern U.S. employment law on behalf of low-income Value: $2,000 72 • Gator Aid

Robert E. “Jeff" McNeill Scholarship W. Paul and Erin C. Shelley non-profit organizations, especially prevention Fund Scholarship Fund of hate crime; preference to interns with Anti- Eligibility: entering students from Florida; Eligibility: entering students with merit Defamation League; must make presentation based on merit. (includes LSAT scores); 3.2–4.0 law school with the UF Center for Study of Race and Value: $2,000 GPA to renew. Race Relations. Value: varies Value: varies Nestor and Virginia Morales Scholarship Fund Shutts & Bowen Meyers-Wolfe Zimmerman, Shuffield, Kiser, & Sutcliffe, Eligibility: entering students; three-year Memorial Tuition Scholarship Fund PA, Fall Moot Court Competition Fund merit scholarship awarded every three Eligibility: entering law students; Eligibility: moot court competition winners. years; 3.2-4.0 GPA to renew. exemplary character and scholarship; Value: $500, four awards Value: varies 3.2–4.0 law school GPA needed to renew. Value: varies J ohn C. Pinkerton Scholarship Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: entering students; three-year Benedict A. Silverman Scholarship merit scholarship awarded every three Eligibility: meritorious law students who Dan Bradley Memorial Scholarship years; 3.2-4.0 GPA to renew. demonstrate financial need; selection based Eligibility: entering students; merit and Value: varies on recommendations made to dean by the financial need; offered by the Florida Lawyers awards committee. Legal Insurance Corporation. Edwin Presser Scholarship Value: varies Value: $1,000 Eligibility: entering students; interested in pursuing a public service career or I. C. Spoto Scholarship Fund Brian T. Degnan Annual Business Law practicing public interest law; or law Eligibility: second-year law students with Achievement Award students who could not otherwise afford good academic standing and financial need; Eligibility: UF Law students demonstrating cost of attending law school 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to apply. outstanding achievement in the field of Value: varies Value: $1,250 Business Law in the college. Value: $500 Terrye Coggin Proctor Merit Memorial Richard B. Stephens Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Eligibility: outstanding tax students. Justice Richard W. Ervin Eligibility: entering law students who Value: $1,000 per year Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduating seniors with a demonstrate merit and need; LSAT considered; Sherwood L. Stokes–General maintain a 3.2 law school GPA to renew. minimum 3.2 law school GPA; financial Practitioner Scholarship Value: $5,000 need. Eligibility: Entering law students (not Value: $1,000, fall award Terrye Coggin Proctor Scholarship graduate students); based on merit. 3.2-4.0 Fund (Tuition) law school GPA to renew. Kluger, Peretz, Kaplan, & Berlin, P.L. Eligibility: entering law students Value: varies Tuition Scholarship demonstrating merit and need; maintain a Eligibility: entering students; merit. 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. Sherwood L. Stokes-Professor Clarence Value: $5,850 Value: $4,000 J. TeSelle Scholarships Eligibility: Meritorious entering law G. L. Patten Sr./G. L. Patten Jr. Frank and Louise Reed Memorial students. 3.24.0 law school GPA to renew. Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund Value: varies Eligibility: law students who are Eligibility: entering students; merit Sherwood L. Stokes-Professor James W. interested in public service careers. scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA to renew; 3.0 GPA Value: varies for the semester prior to application. Day Scholarship Value: varies Eligibility: meritorious entering law Johnson S. Savary Scholarship students. 3.2-4.0 law school GPA to renew. Eligibility: entering students; three year Justus Reid Scholarship Fund Value: varies merit scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school Eligibility: entering students; merit John W. Thatcher Scholarship Fund needed to renew. scholarship; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school Eligibility: tax students. Value: $2,000 needed to renew. Value: up to $7,500 Value: varies Johnson S. Savary Scholarship for UF Law School Faculty Scholarship Fund Continuing Students Mark A. Rentenbach Graduate Tax Eligibility: entering J.D. students based on Eligibility: outstanding second or third- Scholarship GPA, LSAT, and financial need. year students with financial need; 3.2 law Eligibility: entering students; merit and Value: varies GPA. need; 3.2–4.0 GPA in law school to renew. Value: $1,000 Value: $1,000 per year Ronnie W. Walker Scholarships Clifford A. & Michele W. Schulman Richman, Greer, Weil, Brumbaugh, Eligibility: top eight trial team finalists. Value: $350–$850, sixteen awards Tuition Scholarship Mirabito, & Christensen Scholarship in Eligibility: entering students; merit and Honor of Robert L. Floyd Lealand L. Lovering Scholarship Fund financial need; 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to Eligibility: entering students; merit and Eligibility: students in the college. renew. need; 3.2-4.0 law school GPA needed to renew. Value: award varies Value: $2,500 Value: $3,000 Judge James Bryan Whitfield UF Endowed Loans Walter "Bud" Robison, III, Memorial Constitutional Law Scholarship Fund Scholarship Eligibility: graduating law students; high The following endowed loan fund is Eligibility: outstanding second- or third-year proficiency and interest in constitutional law. administered by the UF Foundation. For students with financial need; 3.2 law GPA. Value: $2,000 information, check with the departmental Value: $2,500, fall award contact person or the Foundation Web site Hervey and Patricia Yancey Douglas Edwin Salisbury Scholarship at http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Scholarship Fund ScholarshipListing.asp. Eligibility: Blanche Salisbury, longtime Eligibility: entering students; merit; friend of UF, established this endowment maintain a 3.2–4.0 law school GPA to renew. Eldridge Hart Loan Fund to assist law students in loving memory of Value: varies Eligibility: law students. her husband, Douglas Edwin Salisbury. Value: varies Value: varies Evan J. Yegelwel Fellowship Eligibility: students with legal internships in Graduate Aid • 73

Non-Endowed Loans Dean Slagle Memorial Fund majors in the two, or in women’s studies. Eligibility: needy law students in good Deadline: February each year; see office. Karl B. Block Jr. Memorial Loan Fund standing; priority to third-year students. Value: $7,500 to continuing students; Eligibility: entering freshmen residents of Value: varies $10,000 to incoming student Dade County; undergraduate GPA of at least 3.2; score of or average of 36 on the LSAT; C. J. TeSelle Memorial Loan Fund Russell Corporation Endowed community service activities are stressed. Eligibility: third-year students have Scholarship Fund Value: varies priority; based on need and academic Eligibility: graduate students working on standing. dissertations whose projects are judged to R alph Blowers Memorial Loan Fund Value: varies Short-term loans. be highly meritorious. Eligibility: law students; financial need. University Club of Orlando Loan Fund Value: varies Value: $250 limit Eligibility: must have completed one semester of law school. Threadgill Scholarship Program Fund Brevard County Bar Association Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students working on Scholarship Fund dissertations whose projects are judged to Eligibility: Brevard county residents who General Funds be highly meritorious. have completed two semesters of law Value: varies school. James W. Day Student Loan Fund Value: $1,000 per year; must be repaid in Mark Hulsey Jr. Student Loan Fund Center for African Studies five years, starting one year after graduation L. David Llewelyn Loan Fund Giddings E. Mabry Loan Fund Contact: Director, 427 Grinter Hall, Clearwater Bar Association Frank E. Maloney Memorial Loan Fund (352) 392-2183; http://www.africa.ufl.edu Memorial Loan Fund Students in the graduate tax program should Eligibility: third-year law students; priority contact the Graduate Tax Office, College of to Clearwater/Largo area residents; Law, for further information. U.S. Department of Education-Funded financial need and academic standing. Title VI Foreign Language and Areas Value: varies COLLEGE OF LIBERAL Studies (FLAS) Fellowship Contact: Corinna Greene, 427 Grinter Martha B. Culpepper Memorial ARTS & SCIENCES (CLAS) Hall, (352) 392-2183 Loan Fund Eligibility: academic year fellowships for Eligibility: students who have completed Contact: Deans Office, 2014 Turlington one semester of law school. Hall, (352) 392-0780, graduate students pursuing degrees in any Value: varies http://www.clas.ufl.edu discipline with a concentration in African Every fall the College of Liberal Arts and area studies; must enroll in African Harriet-Horner Memorial Loan Fund Sciences (CLAS) awards approximately language study (eligible languages are Akan, Eligibility: priority to second- and third-year fifteen, one-semester dissertation fellowships Amharic, Arabic, Swahili, Xhosa, Wolof, students. to deserving graduate students whose and Yoruba); must be accepted to their Value: varies projects are judged by the selection department before being considered. Leroy Franklin Lewis Memorial Fund committee to be highly meritorious. Deadline: February 14 Eligibility: law students needing temporary, Successful applicants receive a stipend and Value: $15,000 plus all tuition/fees emergency financial assistance related to paid tuition during the following spring or renewable through annual competition educational expenses; minimum 2.0 GPA; summer semester. These fellowships are registered at least 12 credit hours; preference supported by several UF Foundation funds, Fellowships to second- and third-year students. including: the Michael Aschoff Dissertation U.S. Department of Education-Funded Value: varies Fellowship Award Fund, the Gerson Jewish Title VI Summer Foreign Intensive Studies Fellowship, the Robin and Jean Leroy Franklin Lewis Memorial Foreign Language and Area Studies Gibson Fellowship Endowment, the (FLAS) Fellowships Loan Fund Kenneth and Janet Keene Fellowship, the Eligibility: second- and third-year law Contact: Corinna Greene, 427 Grinter Hall, McGinty Endowment, the Charles Vincent 392-2183 students have priority; 2.0 law GPA required. and Heidi Cole McLaughlin Endowment Value: varies Eligibility: graduate students pursuing Fund, the Hazen E. Nutter Scholarship degrees with a concentration in African area Michael C. Murphy Loan Fund Fund, the Albert C. and Vanda N. O’Neill studies to undertake intensive language study Ninety day loans. Jr. Liberal Arts and Sciences Excellence at any USDOE Title VI approved institution. Eligibility: preference to law students with Fund, the Russell Corporation Endowed Deadline: February 14 home addresses in 3rd Judicial Circuit. Scholarship Fund and the Threadgill Value: $2,500 plus tuition at host Value: $250 limit; no interest if paid on time Scholarship Program Fund. institution; travel awards may be available Phi Alpha Delta Loans Michael Aschoff Dissertation Graduate Pre-Dissertation Research Short-term loans for law students. Fellowship Award Fund Travel Awards Eligibility: student fraternity members. Eligibility: CLAS students working on a Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, Value: $1,500 limit; no interest dissertation. (352) 392-2183 Phi Delta Phi Loan Fund Value: Varies Eligibility: graduate students in any Eligibility: members of local chapter. discipline planning to travel to Africa to Value: $500 limit Robin and Jean Gibson Fellowship conduct pre-dissertation research in Endowment preparation to prepare dissertation Robinson Reese Saunders Loan Fund Eligibility: dissertation-level students proposals and/or apply for dissertation Eligibility: entering freshmen with a 3.2 whose projects are judged by the college research funds. GPA and an average of 36 on the LSAT; selection committee to be highly Value: $500 to $1,000 based on need and promise of success in meritorious. law school; renewable with 2.8 GPA. Value: varies Dr. Madelyn Lockhart Dissertation Value: varies Research Travel Award Senior Law Loan Fund O. Ruth McQuown Scholarship Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, Short-term loans. Eligibility: females with excellent 392-2183 Eligibility: law school seniors. academics enrolled full-time in humanities Eligibility: African Studies graduate students Value: varies or social sciences, or with interdisciplinary traveling to Africa for purposes of doing 74 • Gator Aid preliminary research for their dissertations. (352)392-2075, ext. 265 the departmental contact person or the Value: $1,000 http://www.classics.ufl.edu/graduate/gr Foundation Web site at: aduate.html http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ H unt & Jeanne Davis Research Travel ScholarshipListing.asp. Award Liberty and George Perry Memorial Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, Scholarship in Greek Studies John M. Goggin Memorial Scholarship 392-2183 Eligibility: students selected by Center for Fund Eligibility: author of the best proposal in Greek Studies Director based on academic Contact: Associate Chair, 1112 Turlington any discipline by a UF graduate student standing, financial need, and completion of Hall. (352) 392-2253 intending to conduct field research in Africa. or enrollment in at least one course in Eligibility: dissertation-level graduate Value: $1,000 Hellenic language or civilization at UF. students in anthropology; preference to Value: $2,000 descendants of Robert W. Goggin. Center for European Studies Value: up to six $1,000 awards, in spring Center for Jewish Studies Contact: Director, 3324 Turlington Hall, Zora Neale Hurston Fellowship Award 392-8902, http://www.ces.ufl.edu Contact: Director, 201 Walker Hall, Fund 392-9247, http://web.jst.ufl.edu CES Graduate Research/Travel Grant Eligibility: anthropology students who Eligibility: students working explicitly on Bargad Scholarship have been inspired by the life and works of modern or contemporary Europe for funds Eligibility: graduate students pursuing Zora Neale Hurston. to assist in traveling to Europe to present a careers in Jewish community service. conference paper, support intensive language Value: varies Dr. William R. Maples Scholarship Fund training in a qualifying lesser- or least-taught Center for Women’s Studies European language, or help research Contact: Anthony Falsetti, 1112 programs related to the doctoral dissertation. and Gender Research Turlington Hall, (352) 392-2253 Deadline: see Web site or contact the Center Eligibility: forensic anthropology students. Contact: Office Director, 200 Ustler Hall, Value: up to four $500 awards, in spring for deadlines and application materials. 392-3365, http://www.wst.ufl.edu Value: maximum of $1,000 UF Endowed Scholarships Non-Endowed Scholarships U.S. Department of Education and Fellowships Custom Copies and Textbooks Graduate Academic Year Title VI Foreign The following endowed scholarships and Student Travel Fund Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships are administered by the UF Contact: Department Chair, 1112 Fellowship Foundation. For information, check with Turlington Hall, 392-2253 Dr. Petia Kostadinova, 3324 Contact: the graduate coordinator or the Foundation Eligibility: contact the department. Turlington Hall, 392-8902, x207 Web site, Value: unspecified graduate students pursuing Eligibility: http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/Schol Charles H. Fairbanks Award degrees in any discipline with a concentration arshipListing.asp. in European area studies; must enroll in Contact: Department Chair, 1112 European language study. Eligible languages Madelyn Lockhart Fellowship Fund Turlington Hall, 392-2253 are Czech, Hungarian, Italian, Modern Greek, Eligibility: full-time, female Ph.D. candidates Eligibility: dissertation-level archeology Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Turkish; in who have completed doctoral coursework, students. exceptional cases funding may also be have been admitted to candidacy, and are Value: up to six $1,000 awards annually available to support advanced language ready to write their dissertation. training in French, German or Spanish; must Value: $2,000 awarded annually Polly and Paul Doughty Graduate Research Award be accepted to their disciplinary department Non-Endowed Scholarships before being considered. Contact: Associate Department Chair, 1112 Turlington Hall, 392-2253 Deadline: March 2 Judith Brown Endowment Eligibility: travel and research grant for Value: $15,000 plus tuition/fees; four to Eligibility: students who are experienced, anthropology graduate students for projects seven awards committed feminist activists. dealing with international peace and Value: $100-$300, depends upon tuition U.S. Department of Education Title VI development, with preference for a Latin Summer Intensive Foreign Language Alice Charlotte Hogsett Award for American focus. and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship Education for Women and Girls Value: up to four $1,000 awards annually Contact: Dr. Petia Kostadinova, 3324 Eligibility: writer of best student paper, given in spring Turlington Hall, 392-8902, x 207 project, or proposal focused on education of Department of Biology Eligibility: graduate students pursuing women and girls; faculty- or self-nomination; degrees in any discipline with a letter from faculty member under whose Contact: Department Graduate concentration in European area studies to supervision work was carried out. Coordinator, 220 Bartram Hall, 392- undertake intensive language study at any Value: $500, applications due in spring 1175, http://web.botany.ufl.edu USDOE title VI approved institution. UF Endowed Scholarships Deadline: March 2 Irene Thompson Scholarship Value: $2,500 plus tuition at host institution; Eligibility: students majoring in or and Fellowships travel awards may be available demonstrating a strong commitment to The following endowed scholarships and Women’s Studies; applications due in fellowships are administered by the UF Center for Gerontological spring. Foundation. For information, check with Studies Value: $500 the departmental contact person or the Foundation Web site at: Contact: Robin West, P.O. Box 112250 Department of Anthropology http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Contact: Department Chair, 1112 ScholarshipListing.asp. Leighton E. Cluff Award for Aging Turlington Hall, 392-2253, Research http://web.anthro.ufl.edu Lewis and Varnia Vaughn Fellowship in Eligibility: for 2008, students enrolled at Orchid Biology UF at least one term between Fall 2007 and UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: graduate students with at least Spring 2008. a year of standing research in an aspect of Value: $1,200 and Fellowships orchid biology; minimum 3.5 GPA in science The following endowed scholarships and courses and 3.0 in non-science courses. Center for Greek Studies fellowships are administered by the UF Value: $5,000 per semester Contact: Director, 125 Dauer Hall, Foundation. For information, check with Graduate Aid • 75

Department of Chemistry Eligibility: graduate students researching T. Walter Herbert Fellowship Fund inorganic chemistry. Eligibility: incoming graduate students in Contact: Department Office, 214 Leigh Value: $500 the MFA creative writing program. Hall, 392-0541, http://web.chem.ufl.edu Value: $1,000 Department of Classics Roger G. and Jo Bates Graduate Edwin C. Kirkland and Mary Fellowship Contact: Department Office, 125 Kirkland-Johns Scholarship Contact: James Winefordner, 264 Keene-Flint Dauer Hall, 392-2075, Eligibility: students studying folklore or Annex, (352) 392-0556 http://web.classics.ufl.edu Victorian English; financial need and Eligibility: advanced graduate students Joseph Jay Deiss Memorial Scholarship academic merit. concentrating in analytical chemistry; Value: (1) M.A. candidates: $5,000 for two outstanding progress in their graduate for Summer Study in Rome Eligibility: classics degree program years (can be supplemented with career; nomination by research adviser. assistantship and tuition waiver); (2) Ph.D. Value: $1,000 students. Value: $3,000, up to two awards candidates: first and third-years; $5,000 Butler Polymer Research Laboratory each year (can be supplemented with Graduate Fellowship Award James Dickison Award assistantship and tuition waiver); second- Contact: Ken Wagener, 264 Keene-Flint Eligibility: graduate students in classics. and fourth-years: $17,500 each year plus Annex, (352) 392-4666 Value: $150 tuition; $500 for professional travel once Eligibility: student members of the Butler during award; renewals subject to Polymer Research Laboratory; excellent Department of Communication satisfactory progress review and eligibility grades; significant research progress; good Sciences and Disorders Rebecca Elizabeth Porter Creative citizen of polymer program; completed Contact: Department Chair, 335 Writing Fellowship degree requirements through the oral exam, Eligibility: incoming female creative and presenting the following academic year; Dauer Hall, (352) 392-2035, http://web.csd.ufl.edu writing students in the MFA creative nomination by laboratory faculty member. writing program. Value: varies The department administers a number of traineeships, fellowships, scholarships, and Value: $1,000 for one year Center for Chemical Physics Graduate assistantships from sources such as Federal Non-Endowed Scholarships Fellowship Research Grants and UF. Additional Contact: Ben Smith, 264 Keene-Flint information is available from the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Baskin Annex department. Fellowship Eligibility: incoming students with high UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: graduate students inclined qualifications; promise of an outstanding toward the development of American graduate study career in chemical physics. and Fellowships literature and promotion of its study. Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000-$4,000 for one, two, or three Colonel Allen R. and Margaret G. Crow fellowships are administered by the UF years (renewal subject to satisfactory progress) Graduate Fellowship Foundation. For information, check with the departmental contact person or the Grinter Fellowships Contact: Ben Smith, 264 Keene-Flint Eligibility: graduate students. Annex, (352) 392-4666 Foundation Web site, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ Value: $1,000-$4,000 for three years (renewal Eligibility: post-qualifying graduate subject to satisfactory progress) student. ScholarshipListing.asp. Value: $2,000, awarded each fall Thomas B. Abbott Scholarship Fund Katherine Spessard Fund Eligibility: creative writing program Herbert A. and Marjorie G. Laitinen Contact: Department Scholarship Committee, 335 Dauer Hall fellowship. Chemistry Graduate Fellowship Value: $1,000 for one year Contact: Ben Smith, 264 Keene-Flint Eligibility: communication sciences and Annex, (352) 392-4666 disorders graduate students; academic Department of Geography Eligibility: advanced graduate students in merit; excellent clinical work experience, analytical chemistry who have made active participation in campus activities, Contact: Graduate Coordinator, outstanding progress in their graduate and strong commitment to the profession. 3141 Turlington Hall, (352) 392-0494, career; nomination by research adviser. Value: up to two $1,000 awards, in fall http://www.geog.ufl.edu Value: $1,000 Department of English Edward A. Fik Graduate Fellowship Graduate Coordinator, W. M. Jones Award for Originality and Contact: Graduate Coordinator, Contact: 3141 Turlington Hall, (352) 392-0494 Creativity in Organic and Inorganic 4008 Turlington Hall, 392-6650, graduate student in latter Chemistry http://web.english.ufl.edu Eligibility: Contact: Jon Stewart, 264 Keene-Flint stages of thesis or dissertation work. Annex, (352) 392-4666 UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $500, annually in spring Eligibility: third- and fourth-year graduate and Fellowships students in organic/organometallic Ryan Poehling Memorial Fellowship chemistry; successful defense of most The following endowed scholarships and Contact: Graduate Coordinator, creative qualifying exam research proposal fellowships are administered by the UF 3125 Turlington Hall, (352) 392-0494 in previous year. Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: geography graduate students. Value: $1,000 the departmental contact person or the Value: $1,000, annually in the fall Foundation Web site, William and Arlene Ruegamer http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Non-Endowed Scholarships Biochemistry Scholarship rshiplisting.asp. Contact: Ben Smith, 264 Keene-Flint Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award Annex, (352) 392-4666 Robert H. Bowers Fund Eligibility: teaching assistants with Eligibility: post-qualifying graduate Eligibility: qualified literature students superior course evaluations. students engaged in biochemistry research; specializing in medieval/renaissance studies. Value: $100, number of awards varies application deadline February 15. Value: $1,000 for one year Value: $6,000 Michael Hauptman Scholarship Fund Harry H. Sisler Graduate Fellowship Eligibility: worthy students; financial need. Contact: Ben Smith, 264 Keene-Flint Value: varies Annex, (352) 392-4666 76 • Gator Aid

Department of Geological Linda D. Vance Fellowship History The following endowed scholarships and Sciences Fund fellowships are administered by the UF Eligibility: graduate students whose thesis Foundation. For information, check with Contact: Department Chair, 241 or dissertation research focuses on an aspect the departmental contact person or the Williamson, (352) 392-2231, of women's history. Foundation Web site, http://web.geology.ufl.edu Value: $500 awarded annually http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola rshiplisting.asp. UF Endowed Scholarships Non-Endowed Scholarships and Fellowships T. A. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund Roger Haigh Award Eligibility: outstanding students completing The following endowed scholarships and Eligibility: history students showing thesis/dissertation in experimental physics; fellowships are administered by the UF excellence in research and majoring in awarded for excellence in research. Foundation. For information, check with Latin American history. Value: approximately $500 Value: $250–$750 awarded annually the departmental contact person or the Non-Endowed Scholarships Foundation Web site, Kimberly Hanger Graduate http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Research Award Charles F. Hooper Jr. Memorial Awards rshiplisting.asp. Eligibility: dissertation research award for Eligibility: senior graduate students in students who completed qualifying exams. physics who have shown distinction in Edward D. Danker Scholarship Fund research and teaching. Eligibility: geological sciences students; Value: $250–$1,000, awarded fall and Value: $250 awarded annually academic merit; and graduating geological spring sciences senior who has contributed to the Daniel L. Koleos Graduate Scholarship J. Michael Harris Student Memorial department through academic ability, Contact: Department Chair, Awards enthusiasm, and interest in geology. 25 Keene-Flint Hall Eligibility: students with interest and Value: varies Eligibility: awarded annually to graduate research in Institute for Fundamental Theory. Thompson Scholarship student(s) performing with special merit in Value: $3,000 Eligibility: graduate students. their qualifying exams. Value: $1,250 Wayne Bomstad II Memorial Awards Value: varies Eligibility: excellence in teaching Non-Endowed Scholarships Samuel Proctor Graduate Teaching laboratory classes and discussion sections. Assistant Award Value: $250, normally two awards Ernst Award Eligibility: outstanding teaching assistants. Eligibility: outstanding teaching assistants Value: $500 awarded annually Department of Political Science for 1000-2000 level or 3000 level or above; http://web.polisci.ufl.edu excellence in preparation of discussions/ Department of Languages, laboratory exercises, interactions with Literatures & Cultures UF Endowed Scholarships students and supervising faculty, and other Contact: Graduate Coordinator, 301 and Fellowships activities in the classroom. The following endowed scholarships and Value: $200, two awards Pugh Hall, (352) 392-2242 fellowships are administered by the UF Horn Award Ernest G. Atkin Memorial Fund Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: outstanding graduate students; Eligibility: French graduate students. the departmental contact person or the motivation, enthusiasm, research activity, Deadline: January 15 Foundation Web site, and involvement in the department. Value: varies http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Value: $200 J. Wayne Connor Memorial rshiplisting.asp. Department of History Scholarship/Fellowship James W. Button Memorial Fund Contact: Graduate Coordinator, 7A Eligibility: graduate or undergraduate Eligibility: need-based graduate student student majoring in French. Keene-Flint Hall, whose research is focused on race relations, Value: varies http://www.history.ufl.edu poverty or diversity issues in the department. Else Duelund Scholarship Value: $500--$1,000 UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: French students. and Fellowships Value: $500 awarded odd-numbered years Honorable Walter “Skip” Campbell The following endowed scholarships and Leadership Award fellowships are administered by the UF Department of Mathematics Contact: Stephen Craig, 209 Anderson Hall, (352) 392-0262 Foundation. For information, check with Contact: Department Chair, 358 Little Eligibility: graduate students focusing on the departmental contact person or the Hall, http://web.math.ufl.edu Foundation Web site, political campaigning. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Keene Graduate Fellowship Value: $500 rshiplisting.asp. See: http://www.clas.ufl.edu Manning J. Dauer Fellowships Fund Eligibility: graduate political science Jack and Celia Proctor Scholarship in Robert Long Essay Scholarship students with excellent academic records. History Fund Eligibility: mathematics students. Eligibility: graduate students Value: one $400, one $200 award, each Value: $1,500–$3,500 spring demonstrating academic excellence. H. Douglas Price American $500 Value: Department of Physics Government Fund Samuel Proctor Fellowship Fund in Eligibility: political science students with Contact: Graduate Coordinator, 2201 emphasis on American government. History New Physics Building, 392-0521, Eligibility: graduate history students with Value: $1,000 http://www.phys.ufl.edu excellent academic records conducting Non-Endowed Scholarships research in Florida or southern history. UF Endowed Scholarships Value: $10,000 awarded annually Dr. Barbara Noreen Roth Memorial Award and Fellowships Eligibility: political science students; prefer Graduate Aid • 77 non-traditional students with financial need Allyn and Bacon/Longman Outstanding Hatcher Foundation Statistics Fund and commitment to teaching and social Graduate Student Teaching Award Eligibility: graduate statistics students justice in research or community service. Eligibility: exemplary contributions to who are U.S. citizens. Value: $500 undergraduate teaching of psychology. Value: varies Value: $500, name on perpetual plaque Department of Psychology Annette Kendall Katzoff Fellowship Department of Sociology Fund Contact: Graduate Coordinator, 114 Eligibility: Ph.D. students conducting PSY, (352) 392-0601, Contact: Department Chair, statistical methodological research applicable http://www.psych.ufl.edu 3219 Turlington Hall, (352) 392-0265, to Alzheimer's disease and related dementia. http://web.soc.ufl.edu Value: varies The Department offers financial support to assist students who wish to pursue graduate UF Endowed Scholarships Joan S. Mendenhall Fellowship Fund work leading to doctoral degrees. Current and Fellowships Eligibility: graduate statistics students assistance includes teaching and research The following endowed scholarships and demonstrating academic excellence. assistantships, NICHD traineeships, and Center fellowships are administered by the UF Value: varies for Neurobiological Sciences fellowships. Foundation. For information, check with William Mendenhall Statistics Scholarship the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: outstanding statistics graduate UF Endowed Scholarships Foundation Web site, students; selected by chair and two faculty. and Fellowships http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Value: varies The following endowed scholarships and rshiplisting.asp. fellowships are administered by the UF Merck Graduate Fellowship Foundation. For information, check with Jerome A. Connor Student Enrichment Eligibility: outstanding statistics graduate the departmental contact person or the Endowment students who successfully pass the Foundation Web site, Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate examination at the end of the first year of http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola sociology students. graduate studies; GPA, performance in rshiplisting.asp. Value: $1,000 toward dissertation expenses graduate studies, demonstration of motivation, ability for high caliber methodologic research, Non-Endowed Scholarships E. Porter Horne Memorial Award and expression of interest in biostatistics. Value: varies Eligibility: outstanding graduate students Gorman Award for Excellence in studying sensory processes, perception Quantitative Research Department of Zoology and/or cognitive psychology. Eligibility: winner of a graduate student Value: $1,000 paper competition. Contact: Department Chair, Value: $400 223 Bartram Hall, (352) 392-1107, Ted Landsman Endowed http://www.zoology.ufl.edu Fellowship Fund Gorman Award for Macrosociology Eligibility: graduate psychology students; Eligibility: excellence in large-scale UF Endowed Scholarships preference to students majoring in sociological analysis. and Fellowships counseling or humanistic psychology. Value: $400 awarded annually The following endowed scholarships and Value: $1,000, name on plaque Streib Award fellowships are administered by the UF Pioneer Psychology Faculty Fund Eligibility: winner of a graduate student Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: outstanding psychology students. “Outstanding Paper” competition. the departmental contact person or the Value: $1,000, name on plaque Value: $300 awarded annually Foundation Web site, http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schol Henry C. and Audrey S. Schumacher J. S. Vandiver T.A. of the Year Award arshiplisting.asp. Fellowship Eligibility: sociology teaching assistants who Eligibility: meritorious psychology students; have excelled in teaching. Brian Riewald Memorial Fund awarded at discretion of the dean and chair. Value: $200 Contact: ZGSA President, 223 Bartram Hall Value: $500, name on perpetual plaque Department of Spanish and Eligibility: zoology graduate students. Non-Endowed Scholarships Deadline: March 30th Portuguese Studies Value: four $300 awards Gerber Developmental Psychology Contact: Reynaldo Jimenez, 170 Dauer John Paul Olowo Memorial Fund Research Award Hall, (352) 392-2016, Contact: ZGSA President, 223 Bartram Hall Eligibility: psychology doctoral student; http://www.spanishandportuguese.ufl.edu Eligibility: zoology graduate students. outstanding merit in contributing to the Deadline: March 30th area of developmental psychology. Ernest G. Atkin Memorial Fund Value: two $300 awards Value: $500 Eligibility: Spanish graduate students. Value: varies COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Gerber Social Psychology Outstanding Department of Statistics Research Award (COM) Eligibility: psychology doctoral student; Contact: Department Chair, 102 Griffin- outstanding merit in contributing to the Contact: Eileen Parris, Box 100216, Floyd Hall, (352) 392-1941, UFHSC, http://www.med.ufl.edu area of social psychology. http://www.stat.ufl.edu Value: $500 UF Endowed Scholarships Need-Based Scholarships E. F. Malagodi Jr. Memorial Scholarship and Fellowships The amounts of the following scholarships Eligibility: outstanding behavior analysis vary each year. All accepted and current UF students. The following endowed scholarships and medical students who show need and have a Value: $1,000, name on plaque fellowships are administered by the UF completed financial aid file will be considered. Foundation. For information, check with Robert A. and Phyllis Levitt Award the departmental contact person or the UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: outstanding psychobiology Foundation Web site, and Fellowships students. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Value: $1,000, name on plaque The following endowed scholarships and rshiplisting.asp. fellowships are administered by the UF Foundation. For information, check with 78 • Gator Aid the departmental contact person or the Kenneth H. Leathers Scholarship Fund Drs. Orman/Rhoton Fellowship Exchange Foundation Web site, Eligibility: second-, third-, or fourth-year Eligibility: fellows in neurological studies http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schol medical students in the upper half of their in fellowship exchanges between the UF arshiplisting.asp. class; preference to those involved in outside Department of Neurological Surgery and activities and who are in financial need. the Ain Shams University Department of Endowed Scholarships Neurological Surgery. Joyce Lindy Levin Scholarship Fund Fred B. Bear Scholarship Fund Eligibility: incoming medical students; need Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: medical students who with merit also considered; preference to demonstrate financial need and academic students from Florida's Panhandle; renewable. Dr. James E. Harbin Jr. Medical excellence; preference to students who have Scholarship Fund expressed an interest in pulmonary medicine. C. J. Miller Scholarship Eligibility: COM students; financial need. Eligibility: junior and senior medical Jean Lester Bennett, M.D., students in good academic standing. Medical College General Scholarship Scholarship Fund Eligibility: COM students. Nell C. Miller Scholarship Fund Eligibility: senior medical students who have Michael A. Rosin Scholarship decided on a career in pediatrics. Eligibility: medical students interested in cardiovascular physiology or diseases, or Eligibility: medical students; financial Ralph G. Blodgett Scholarship Fund related problems. need. Eligibility: worthy medical students; based Christopher M. Powell and Stuart D. on financial need. Avonelle C. Noah Scholarship Fund Eligibility: medical students. Hall Physician Assistant Scholarship Dr. Mark David Buehler Scholarship Fund Eligibility: physician assistant students in Eligibility: Honors Program juniors; Helen Aubrey Pratt Scholarship Fund the college. Eligibility: medical students. preference to students with expressed Robert T. Watson, M.D., Medical interest in emergency room medicine. William R. Rambo Sr. Scholarship Scholarship Fund Jules B. Chapman Scholarship in Medicine Fund Eligibility: COM medical students. Eligibility: medical students in need. Eligibility: academic achievement and Wheat Medical Fund financial need; renewable. Susan O. Rasmussen Scholarship Fund Eligibility: COM students with need. Eligibility: COM students; needy and Dr. Denny M. Cook Memorial Non-Endowed Fellowships Scholarship Fund qualified individuals irrespective of race, color, origin or religion, who desire to Eligibility: medical students; preference to Robert L. Batey, M.D., Cardiology graduates of public high schools in Plant City, further their education in their profession of becoming a medical doctor. Scholarship Fund Mt. Dora, or Clermont. Eligibility: COM worthy fellows Cammie Greene Ross Scholarship specializing in cardiology. Hilda W. Dobbins Scholarship Fund Eligibility: medical students; first priority medical students; preference to Heart Failure Fellowship Eligibility: to students from Thomas County, GA; students from the eastern section of Palm remaining funding may support qualified Eligibility: residents accepted as fellows in Beach County. applicants from other areas. the cardiology training program and Leon Gibbs, M.D., Scholarship Fund approved by the program director. William W. and Marie C. Wolff Eligibility: financially impaired medical Scholarship Fund Laura McClamma Research Fellowship students; granted without regard to applicant's Eligibility: medical students dedicated to Fund religion, age, gender, or ethnic background. the science of medicine who otherwise Eligibility: residents researching pediatric Maurice H. Givens Scholarship Fund could not receive such education. immune disorders. Eligibility: medical students. Suzanne M. Wester, M.D., Scholarship Jacquelyn B. Meade Memorial Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godron Medical Eligibility: academic achievement and Fellowship Scholarship Fund commitment of study in OB/Gyn. Eligibility: fellows in pediatric cardiology. Eligibility: medical students; financial need. Hugh and Mabel Wilford Scholarship A. F. Wentworth Fellowship in Forensic Gold Family Scholarship Fund Eligibility: COM students with need. Medicine Fund Eligibility: medical students; financial need. George W. Wirtanen Scholarship Fund Eligibility: fellows in forensic medicine. Ruth and Gerry Hartman Scholarship Eligibility: COM students; financial need. Non-Endowed Scholastic Awards Eligibility: students pursuing a degree in Endowed Fellowships the Physician Assistant Program; preference H. H. Donegan Scholarship to students with a health science degree Alpha One Foundation Graduate Eligibility: medical students; based on from the College of Public Health and academic excellence and financial need. Health Professions. Fellowship Award supports research and specialized Grass Fellowship Urologic Oncology Lawrence M. Goodman Scholarship Fund patient care for those suffering from Alpha-1 Eligibility: surgery residents studying Eligibility: deserving COM students with Antitrypsin Deficiency. urologic oncology. an interest in research. Eligibility: biomedical engineering program graduate students. Samuel D. Harris Scholarship George Graham Hunter Scholarship Fund Eligibility: students who are a direct Robert L. Batey, M.D., Cardiology Eligibility: medical students with an interest relative of a U.S. citizen who died in Scholarship Fund in orthopedics. Vietnam; preference to disadvantaged and Eligibility: worthy fellows in the college married students. Cammie Greene Ross Scholarship specializing in cardiology. Eligibility: medical students, with first Mark W. Herrbold Memorial Fund priority to students from Thomas County, Marc Desidero Pediatric Oncology Eligibility: third-year medical students who Georgia; remaining funding may support Fellowship Fund demonstrate determination and perseverance; qualified applicants from other areas. Eligibility: fellows in the UF Pediatric consideration to students who have overcome Hematology/Oncology Division. Hugh Hill Scholarship Endowment Fund significant adversity during their first three Eligibility: medical students in financial Jerome C. Faber Jr. Memorial Scholarship years of medical school. need; U.S. citizens at the time of admission. for Pediatric Cardiology Fund Eligibility: fellows in pediatric cardiology. Graduate Aid • 79

Deanne Barlow Romrell Memorial offer full tuition or room and board, lab http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Fund fees, $600 per semester for books, up to rshiplisting.asp. Eligibility: senior medical students $500 per month spending allowance showing attributes of professionalism, Brightest Students to Faculty compassion, empathy, warmth, and sincere Army Advanced Course Monthly Eligibility: doctoral students pursuing concern for patients they serve. Allowance degrees within the college. Eligibility: qualified students in advanced Value: varies J . C. Spencer Memorial Fund military science courses. Eligibility: COM students who demonstrate Value: $450–$500 per month during College of Nursing Endowed academic excellence, compassion, and caring. academic year Scholarship Fund Eligibility: graduate and undergraduate Haufler Psychiatry Fund Army Leader’s Training Course nursing students; awards given at the Eligibility: fourth-year medical student Scholarships discretion of the college. demonstrating excellence and planning a Eligibility: qualified students with 2.5 GPA Value: varies career in psychiatry. or higher; based on performance at 28-day Non-Endowed Scholastic paid summer camp at Ft. Knox, KY; two Bayard and Arthur Fawcett Scholarship years remaining to graduation; open to Fund for Nursing Excellence Achievement Awards graduating seniors who will attend Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Cullen W. Banks, M.D. Scholarship Fund graduate school. students demonstrating good standing in Eligibility: COM students with: Value: full tuition or room and board, lab nursing courses; preference to candidates commitment to making a pluralistic fees, $600 per term for books, up to $500 from Charlotte County, FL, or if none, community and the continuation of a per month allowance; $5,000 bonus for candidates from other areas in Florida; diverse student body; sensitivity and students who complete LTC and enroll in renewable if student demonstrates superior understanding of racial and ethnic issues in the JR course and pursue a commission. performance with a 3.33 GPA or higher. Value: varies society, particularly the doctor/patient Simultaneous Membership Program relationship; commitment to learning to Eligibility: Army ROTC students in Laurie Foster Memorial Scholarship Fund better communicate across lines of gender, advanced course program and members of Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate race, generation, geography, and class; the Army Reserve or a National Guard students pursuing additional nursing degrees; ability to overcome educational, social, or Unit. preference to those enrolled in RN and BSN family disadvantages; academic merit and Value: paid at minimum rate of Sergeant track. leadership potential. (E-5) for drill periods and annual training Value: varies dates (plus up to $500 a month during Barbara Bourne Bennett Memorial Fund Meredith Lewis Glover Memorial academic year) Eligibility: rising fourth-year medical Scholarship Fund students who exemplify Dr. Bennett’s Air Force Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate devotion to teaching in the area of students who demonstrate superior academics women’s health. Contact: Major James W. Bodnar, and an interest in and commitment to 211 Van Fleet Hall, (352) 392-1355 pediatric intensive care nursing. Caroline Annette Cody Memorial x208, [email protected] or visit Scholarship Value: varies http://www.afrotc.ufl.edu Eligibility: rising fourth-year students. Lois Malasanos Scholarship Fund Eugene C. Haufler Award Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarships Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate Eligibility: graduating seniors demonstrating Eligibility: competitive scholarships for students who demonstrate excellence in excellence and planning a career in pediatrics. undergraduate and graduate students in all nursing; candidates are nominated by the academic majors with at least two years College of Nursing Alumni Association. Palm Beach County Medical Society before graduation; must be interested in a Value: varies Auxillary Scholarship Fund commission as an officer in the U.S. Air Emanuel and Raidie P. Merdinger Eligibility: third-year medical students; Force; 2.5 GPA; full-time student; meet Air Palm Beach County high school graduates. Scholarship Fund Force standards for physical fitness; pass an Eligibility: worthy students with financial Gerold L. Schiebler, M. D., Children’s Officer Qualifying Test; be medically need enrolled in the college. Advocacy Award in Pediatrics qualified; and U.S. citizen. Value: varies Eligibility: resident, fellow, or fourth-year Value: full tuition, fees, $900/year textbook medical student preparing for a career in allowance, and up to $500 per month tax- Nursing Veteran's Scholarship pediatrics who most closely exemplify Dr. free allowance during academic year Eligibility: nursing students; preference to Schiebler’s commitment and dedication to descendants of veterans with financial need. community service and public good. COLLEGE OF NURSING Value: varies Contact: Dr. Karen Miles, Associate Iona M. Pettengill Graduate Fellowship DIVISION OF MILITARY Dean; http://www.nursing.ufl.edu in Public and Community Outreach SCIENCES Applications for the following support are Nursing available through the College of Nursing Eligibility: support fellowships for Army Office for Academic and Student Affairs in graduate students who have an interest in public and community health issues Contact: LTC Bob Quint, 108 Van Fleet Gainesville and the Offices of the Urban Campus Directors. Awards are administered including health care delivery for the Hall, (352) 392-1395 ext. 216/392-ARMY underserved. (2769) ext. 216 through the College of Nursing Office for Academic and Student Affairs. Applicants Value: varies Army Reserve Officer Training Corps must have completed the equivalent of two Ruth Hay and Hans Schrader Nursing (ROTC) Scholarships semesters of full-time study in the college. Scholarship/Fellowship Fund full-time students in any Eligibility: UF Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: meritorious undergraduate and academic discipline interested in a graduate nursing students. commission in the U.S. Army; must be a and Fellowships Value: varies U.S. citizen age 17 to 30, merit (GPA 2.5 or The following endowed scholarships and above), and leadership potential; qualified fellowships are administered by the UF Mary Grace Sorensen Memorial Nursing college seniors pursuing a master’s degree or Foundation. For information, check with Scholarship Fund a Juris Doctorate. the departmental contact person or the Eligibility: nursing students. Value: two- and three-year scholarships Foundation Web site, Value: varies 80 • Gator Aid

Walter and Louise Sutcliffe Scholarship financial need; preference to students active Value: varies Fund in their professional organizations, Eligibility: nursing students. community-oriented students, orphans, and Claudette Finley Scholarship Fund Value: varies those without parental financial support. Eligibility: students in the college who Value: $1,000 demonstrate excellence in anatomy courses, F. Eugene Tubbs Critical Burn Nursing have a strong commitment to learning and Scholarship Fund D. W. Ramsaur Distinguished Scholar teaching others, show initiative and self- Eligibility: needy, worthy nursing students. Award Fund reliance in his/her studies, assignments, Value: varies Eligibility: graduating Doctor of Pharmacy and responsibilities during the first year of student with the highest academic the program, and participate in campus Wilder Sisters Scholarship Fund performance. and/or community activities. Eligibility: students pursuing a master’s Value: $1,000; plaque and medal varies degree in the area of adult critical care Value: nursing with specialization in burn care. William T. and Jackie C. Reid Scholarship Frederick Family Scholarship in Value: varies in Pharmacy Fund Physical Therapy Eligibility: students in second professional Non-Endowed Scholarships Eligibility: entry-level master's degree year; must demonstrate academic candidate or a Ph.D. candidate with Department of Health and Human achievement and financial need. performance that exceeds faculty expectations Services Nursing Traineeship Grant Value: $2,000 in Department of Physical Therapy. Eligibility: students admitted full time to Francene Trainor Memorial Fund Value: varies the master’s program. Eligibility: student leader in the College of Value: partial tuition the first two semesters Sam and Connie Holloway Scholarship/ Pharmacy; recipient will receive funding to Fellowship Endowment attend a meeting of his or her choosing Eligibility: deserving students who portray COLLEGE OF PHARMACY related to patient counseling exemplary leadership and academic excellence Contact: Dr. William Millard, Associate Non-Endowed Scholarships in the college nominated by the college. Dean, Box 100484, UFHSC, HSA Alumni Scholarship Al and Belle Meyerson Scholarship http://www.cop.ufl.edu Eligibility: students in Health Services Eligibility: pharmacy students who best The College of Pharmacy's policy is that each Research or Management and Policy in the exemplify the qualities of a modern-day graduate student receives support from pharmacist. College of Public Health and Health outside fellowships or university graduate Value: $200 Professions. assistantships. Stipends range from $14,000 to $20,000 (stipends up to $20,000 are available A.J. Spiegel Graduate Fellowship Kemker Fellowship in Audiology Fund for the exceptionally qualified). Students who Eligibility: U.S. citizens who desire to pursue Eligibility: support fellowships in receive teaching assistantships are required to a career in industrial pharmaceutical research Audiology. teach for up to 13.3 hours per week. or academia in the area of drug delivery and Value: varies dosage forms; recipients must enroll and Also see College of Pharmacy in Charlotte M. Liberty Scholarship continue to be enrolled as full-time graduate “Undergraduate Aid.” Eligibility: students in the UF Health students in good standing at the college. Science Center colleges. Value: varies UF Endowed Scholarships Value: varies and Fellowships COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH Malcolm Randall Fellowship in Health The following endowed scholarships and AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS Care Administration Eligibility: students studying hospital fellowships are administered by the UF Contact: Dr. Joanne Foss, Foundation. For information, check with Box 100195 Health Science Center; administration. the departmental contact person or the http://www.phhp.ufl.edu/education/fi Value: varies Foundation Web site, nancial.htm Ronald J. Spitznagel Fellowship in http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Rehabilitation Counseling rshiplisting.asp. For more information on scholarships/ loans and for applications, please see Eligibility: rehabilitation counseling college Web site. Russ and Carol Blaser Memorial program students in good standing who Scholarship UF Endowed Scholarships have demonstrated service to UF and the Eligibility: married meritorious pharmacy and Fellowships community and worked or assisted with students. persons with disabilities; must be The following endowed scholarships and nominated by department. Value: $1,500 fellowships are administered by the UF DuBow Scholarship Foundation. For information, check with Thomas and Trudy Summerill Eligibility: students on the Jacksonville the departmental contact person or the Scholarship in Health Administration campus; financial need and satisfactory Foundation Web site, Eligibility: students in Health Services, academic performance. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Research, Management and Policy pursuing Value: varies rshiplisting.asp. a master's degree in health administration; based on financial; preference to second- Eckerd Pharmacy Scholarship Fund Jud Clements Memorial Scholarship Fund year students; must be nominated by Eligibility: pharmacy students; financial Eligibility: health profession majors who are department. need. current or former Duval County residents; Value: varies based on academics and leadership. Bruce Thomason Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Kenneth F. Finger Fellowship Fund Value: $1,000; awarded at spring Eligibility: graduate students in good Eligibility: graduate pharmacy students. convocation standing pursuing a degree in vocational Value: $200 and a plaque Geoffrey Clark-Ryan Memorial Endowment rehabilitation counseling in Behavioral Kazarian Family Scholarship Eligibility: graduate students in the clinical Science and Community Health; must be Eligibility: meritorious pharmacy students. and health psychology nominated by nominated by department. Value: varies department. Victor Micolucci Scholarship Fund Julia Conrad Scholarship Eligibility: students demonstrating Eligibility: physical therapy students. Graduate Aid • 81

Non-Endowed Scholarships horses; preference to students interested in demonstrate financial need. working in the horse racing industry or with Value: varies Alumni and Faculty Fellowship Fund other performance horses. for Clinical and Health Psychology Value: $4,000 Hal's Hope Equine Studies Scholarship Eligibility: clinical and health psychology Eligibility: DVM students with financial graduate students. Melanie Meador Penn Memorial need who have clearly demonstrated their Value: varies; awarded in fall and spring Scholarship desire to enter a career path in equine health Eligibility: seniors with financial need, care. Ellen M. Black Therapy Scholarship high grades, a dedication to the profession, Value: varies Eligibility: physical therapy majors; 3.0 and an affinity for cats. GPA; demonstrated financial need. Value: varies Francis Heide Memorial Scholarship Value: varies; awarded in fall and spring Eligibility: DVM students with financial Edna Croland Fund need in good academic standing. Josephine B. Sirmyer Fellowship Fund Eligibility: DVM students in good academic Value: $1,000 for Occupational Therapy standing. Eligibility: students pursuing studies in Value: varies Harold S. Heide Memorial Scholarship occupational therapy. Eligibility: DVM students with financial Value: varies Clarence and Lucille Dee Scholarship need who are in good academic standing. Eligibility: veterinary students who are Dr. Mark H. Trimble Memorial Value: $1,000 Florida residents at the time of application, Scholarship Fund demonstrate financial need, and are in the Theodore H. Heide Memorial Eligibility: physical therapy students who top 25% of graduating class. Scholarship have displayed clinical and academic Value: varies Eligibility: DVM students with financial excellence in the area of orthopedics. need who are in good academic standing. Value: varies; awarded in fall and spring Dr. John W. DeMilly Jr. Memorial Value: $1,000 Scholarship Fund COLLEGE OF Eligibility: veterinary students; based on Priscilla Henderson Scholarship Fund VETERINARY MEDICINE academic performance and financial need. Eligibility: veterinary students; financial need. Value: $500–$1,000 Value: varies Contact: Ms. Erin Sanetz, P. O. Box James A. Himes Scholarship Fund 100125, Office for Students and Verna Hilda Soderstrom Domaschk Scholarship Fund Eligibility: senior student who displays Instruction, the “James Himes attitude” and http://www.vetmed.ufl.edu Eligibility: students in the college who show financial need; preference for females; demonstrates financial need. UF Endowed Scholarships recipients, once in practice, will provide 12 Value: $1,000 and Fellowships hours pro bono work per year to needy clients. Joseph A. DiPietro Horse Farm Value: $1,000 The following endowed scholarships and Hundred Scholarship fellowships are administered by the UF Thomas W. Ernst Scholarship Eligibility: students in good academic Foundation. For information, check with Eligibility: veterinary students. standing, demonstrate financial need, and the departmental contact person or the Value: varies are recognized by faculty as meaningful Foundation Web site, contributors to CVM. http://www.uff.ufl.edu/scholarships/schola Florida Association of Equine Value: $500 rshiplisting.asp. Practitioners Eligibility: DVM students interested in Ibanez-Vargo Scholarship practicing equine medicine; criteria Eligibility: students who demonstrate a Angel Dogs Scholarship presented to senior DVM student who has history of community service and financial Eligibility: senior DVM students with need. clearly demonstrated desire to enter career financial need who demonstrate interest in Value: $500 small animal practice and show high path in equine health care, has high ethical standards, solid communication William M. and Clara Strickland Inman sensitivity toward the human/animal Graduate Fellowship Fund bond. skills and a strong desire to serve the needs of both people and horses, is a member of Eligibility: veterinary students; preference Value: $500 FAEP and has demonstrated financial need. granted to Gadsden and Wakulla counties Aviary and Cage Bird Society of South Value: $1,000 residents. Florida Scholarship, Value: varies Florida Veterinary Medicine http://www.feathers.org Jake Kelly Memorial Scholarship Fund Eligibility: senior veterinary students who Association Scholarship Fund Eligibility: veterinary students; financial are legal residents of Florida and interested Eligibility: veterinary students from need. in avian medicine; recipients must make second-, third-, and fourth-year classes; based Value: $1,000 contact with the club and visit a meeting. on need, service, and leadership. Value: varies Paul Nicoletti Scholarship Value: $1,000 Eligibility: third- or fourth-year veterinary Mark S. Bloomberg Memorial E. Pauline Gallagher Scholarship students entering or desiring to enter a Scholarship Fund Eligibility: DVM student in the College of career in veterinary public health. Value: varies Eligibility: seniors who demonstrate Veterinary Medicine who must demonstate impeccable character during professional an understanding and appreciation for the William R. Rambo Sr. Scholarship in training and strong service commitment to human-animal bond. Veterinary Medicine Fund organized veterinary medicine; are accepted Value: $500 Eligibility: DVM students. Value: varies into a clinical internship or residency Elizabeth Fuschetto Scholarship Fund program; and demonstrate financial need. Eligibility: CVM students. Phylis L. Raynor Memorial Scholarship Value: $1,000–$3,000 Value: $550–$1,000 Eligibility: third-year DVM students who demonstrate financial need and interest in Calder Race Course Scholarship Fund John Karl Goodwin Memorial entering senior who demonstrates Wildlife Veterinary Medicine with specific Eligibility: Scholarship Fund excellence in knowledge and treatment of interest in raptors and/or tortoises. Eligibility: DVM students who Value: varies 82 • Gator Aid

Kimberly K. Riley Scholarship Fund Non-Endowed Scholarships Non-Endowed Loans Eligibility: students enrolled in the college. The UF College of Veterinary Medicine Value: $1,000 attempts to provide additional assistance via The UF College of Veterinary Medicine Salsbury Endowment Fund for college scholarships and loans. These attempts to provide additional assistance Veterinary Medicine Scholarships resources are very limited and are sometimes via college loans. These resources are very Eligibility: veterinary seniors; based on not available. All awards are based on limited and sometimes not available. financial need, superior scholarship, initiative, eligibility and availability. Scholarships/ American Veterinary Medical perseverance, and potential for leadership. loans are available only to veterinary Association Auxiliary Loan Fund Value: varies professional students who are currently Eligibility: veterinary students; preference enrolled full-time in the College of Veterinary Charles F. Simpson Memorial given to seniors; two co-signers required. Medicine, a U.S. citizen, or permanent Scholarship Fund Term: long-term resident who demonstrate financial need. Contact: Sally O’Connell, (352) 392-4700 Value: $4,000–$8,000 Eligibility: veterinary students in the Application deadline is April 1st (or next M.S./Ph.D. degree program whose research is work day if this date is on a weekend). Health Professions Student Loan in the general area of animal pathology. Eligibility: veterinary students; parental Value: $500 Helen Campbell Scholarship information required. Eligibility: financial need. Term: long-term Neal H. and Teresa D. Slade Scholarship Value: $500 Value: varies Eligibility: DVM students with financial need Sydney S. Captain Scholarship Jacksonville Veterinary Medical Society Value: varies Eligibility: financial need. Emergency Loan Value: $500 Eligibility: veterinary students with Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club financial need. Scholarships Martha B. Carter Scholarship Term: short-term Eligibility: senior DVM students interested in Eligibility: financial need and an interest Value: $500 maximum avian medicine; must be Florida residents and in large animal medicine. willing to attend general membership Value: $1,000 Selby Student Loan Fund meetings; recipients must contact the club to Eligibility: veterinary students; co-signer arrange attending a club meeting. Frances Dunnigan Scholarship required. Value: $500 Eligibility: third- or fourth-year veterinary Value: $500–$1,000 Charles B. Viall III Student Loan Fund student with financial need who is Eligibility: veterinary students; financial interested in small animal medicine NAVC Emergency Loan need. Value: $500–$1,000 Eligibility: senior veterinary students. Value: varies Term: short/long-term Thomas W. Ernst Scholarship Value: unspecified Frances P. Weaver Scholarship Fund Eligibility: interest in aquatic animals and Eligibility: veterinary students who show financial need. Veterinary Medical Student Loan academic merit and financial need. Value: $500–$1,000 Eligibility: veterinary students; co-signer Value: varies required. Ferguson & Associates Equine Hospital Term: long-term Amy Swisher Wilcox Scholarship Fund Scholarship Value: $500–$1,000 Eligibility: veterinary seniors; financial need. Eligibility: interest in equine medicine. Value: $500–$1,000 Value: $1,000

Ralph S. Wilhelm Jr. Scholarship Graham/Gilman Wildlife Resident Eligibility: third-year veterinary medicine Fellowship students with interest in mixed practice of Eligibility: third-year wildlife residents in small and large animals; financial need. the College of Veterinary Medicine who Value: $500 participate in residency at White Oak Conservation Center in Yulee, FL. Value: varies Joe M. and Sophie Witten Scholarship FundEligibility: DVM students; financial Charlotte M. Liberty Scholarship need. Eligibility: to support tuition, books, or Value: $1,000 other materials directly associated with educational endeavors, with emphasis given Deedie Wrigley-Hancock Fellowship in to students with financial need. Equine Colic Studies Fund Value: $1,000–$8,000 Eligibility: graduate students whose research emphasis is equine colic. North American Veterinary Conference Value: varies Scholarship Eligibility: juniors and seniors who Joseph W. Wunsch Fellowship Fund demonstrate an interest in attending Eligibility: large animal science residents conference. who need additional experience not offered Value: varies at UF's College of Veterinary Medicine. Value: varies Chapter 9 lists information mailed to us by private organizations. SFA cannot guarantee results from the agencies listed. Please contact the organizations directly. Students and families can also research alternative aid at bookstores and libraries. SFA’s online scholarships are available at http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/programs/other aid.html.

FA’s Student Resource Center in S-107 Parallel—that allow students to either alternate bookstores. SCriser Hall has applications on file for many work and academic study or work and study at The following organizations have provided of the following scholarships, since these the same time. The primary purpose of the funds for students in recent years. We cannot organizations often provide forms to us during program is to provide students with guarantee that each scholarship and loan is their main application period. See the listings professional, career-related work experience. still available. Each agency handles its own in the Resource Center Database at: Consult the Web site for requirements and application and selection procedures. Students http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/infoserv/resourcerooms program information. interested in these awards should contact the cholarships.html. Florida Prepaid College Plans, P. O. Box organization directly. Most awards have We have taken care to ensure the accuracy and 6448, Tallahassee, FL 32314-6448; application deadlines, so students should timeliness of information in this handbook. http://www.florida529plans.com. The Florida research these opportunities early. Some Contents are subject to change without notice, Prepaid College Plan locks in the cost of college awards are for undergraduates, some for however, because of changing federal and state tuition, local fees, and dormitory housing at graduate students, and some for both. legislation and donor requests, as well as today’s prices, guaranteed. The Florida College SFA posts information recently received from unintended error. All financial aid awards are Investment Plan is a new, affordable way to private organizations. Click on SFA’s contingent upon availability of funds and save for college with a wide range of Scholarship Search or Scholarship Café, at subject to revision. investment options and tax benefits. You can http://www.sfa.ufl.edu. use the money for any qualified college AmeriCorps, Corporation for National and expense at colleges nationwide, and even some Agriculture/Horticulture/ Community Service, 1201 New York Avenue, schools abroad. Call 1-800-552-GRAD; 1-877- Animal Science N.W., Washington, DC 20525, 1 (800) 942- 431-3691 (TTY); or visit the Web site. 2677; E-mail: [email protected]; Boca Raton Garden Club Award, 4281 http://www.americorps.org. Americorps is a United States Peace Corps, UF Campus N.W, 3rd Ave., Boca Raton, FL 33431; (561) national service program that provides Recruiter; UF International Center, 170 Hub 395-9376; or email: [email protected]; education awards in exchange for a year or two (352) 273-1530; [email protected]; http://gardencentral.org/florida/bocaraton. A of community service. After completing a year http://grove.ufl.edu/~peace/. Two years of $1,000 award is available for students in of service, students receive an education award service in the Peace Corps can significantly earth or marine sciences/ecology, of $4,725 that can be used to pay off student reduce a portion of students’ college loan debt. horticulture, landscape architecture, botany, loans or to finance college, graduate school, or Fifteen percent of the volunteer's Perkins loan, or agronomy. A 2.80 GPA is required along vocational training. Applications are available including interest, is cancelled for each of the with professional references, a statement of online at the Web site. first and second years of service. Students must goals, projects, special interests, and a copy of be U.S. citizens and 18 years of age to qualify. their official transcript. Deadline: April 1. Cooperative Education (Co-op), Career Resource Center, 1st Floor, Reitz Union, PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS Central Florida Orchid Society University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611, Scholarship, P.O. Box 3105, Orlando, FL (352) 392-160; AND LOANS 32802; http://www.crc.ufl.edu/students/coop.aspx. Many civic, corporate, and private http://www.cflorchidsociety.org/scholarship. Cooperative Education (Co-op) is an off-campus organizations offer students awards based on htm. A $3,000 award is available to upper work program that blends classroom learning place of residence, background, professional level students pursuing degrees in with paid practical work experience, providing affiliation, academic achievement, or horticulture and the agricultural and Life structured, progressive work experience intended field of study. Lists of private aid Sciences. Deadline: February 15. through multiple semesters of work. There are can also be found in public and university Longboat Key Garden Club Scholarhip, two Co-op work options-—Alternating and libraries, high school guidance offices, and at P.O. Box 292, Longboat Key, FL 34228. A

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$2,000-3,000 award is available to upper level Building 35, 103 Third Avenue, Fort Lesley J. majors enrolled full-time in a Florida college or students majoring in a subject which McNair, D.C. 20319-5058; fax: (202) 685-2077; university. Applicants must be legal residents of pertains to Garden Club objectives. [email protected]; Sarasota County and rising juniors or seniors. Applicants must be: U.S. citizens; bona-fide http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg. Three Deadline: May 15. residents of Florida for at least two years dissertation fellowships are offered annually to Florida Association of Education Data preceding the academic year for which support scholarly research and writing among Systems, Duval County Public Schools, 4037 application is made; enrolled as a full-time qualified civilian graduate students preparing Boulevard Center Drive, Bldg. B, 2nd Floor, (or no less than half-time) student; be dissertations on the history of warfare (two for Jacksonville, FL 32207-8152; Phone: (904) majoring in the study of horticulture, general areas of military history; one that 348-5167; [email protected]; floriculture, or allied fields; maintaining a 3.0 explores the material culture of the Army). http://www.faeds.org. Scholarships for GPA. Applicants must also provide four Value: $10,000, plus access to the Center’s students majoring in computing or computer letters of recommendation, a resume, and a facilities and technical expertise. Deadline: science/information technology and Florida one-page summary with their completed January 15. teachers seeking a Florida Certification in application. Deadline: March 31. Business/Insurance/Real Estate computer instruction. Value: $3,000. National Poultry & Food Distributors Clark E. DeHaven Scholarship Trust, Deadline: February 15. Association Scholarship, NPFDA Scholarship NACUFS, c/o H. Michael Rice, Michigan State Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowships, Foundation, 958 McEver Rd. Ext., Unit B-8, University, 232 Eppley Center, East Lansing, MI Ford Foundation, Fellowships Office, Keck Gainesville, GA 30504; (770) 535-9901; 48824; http://www.nacufs.org. This $4,000 576, 500 Fifth Street, NW Washington, DC [email protected]; http://www.npfda.org. Full-time scholarship is for sophomores, juniors, and 20001. For students seeking a career in juniors and seniors in the fields of poultry seniors who plan a career in the food service teaching and research at the college or science, agricultural marketing, agricultural industry and are majoring in a food-service university level who are U.S. citizens or economics, nutrition, etc., can apply for related field of study. Applicants must be nationals. Full eligibility information and on- scholarships ($1,500). Applicants must be enrolled full-time, in good standing, with a line applications are available at enrolled full time and provide a letter of cumulative 2.75 GPA, and be U.S. or Canadian http://nationalacademies.org/fellowships. citizens attending college in the U.S. or Canada recommendation from the dean of the college, Value: varies. Deadline: varies. an official transcript and a letter describing during the award year. Deadline: February 15. John Gyles Education Awards, P. O. Box goals and aspirations. Deadline: May 31. Florida Board of Accountancy Minority 4808, 259-103 Brunswick Street, Frederickton, Scholarship, 240 NW 76 Drive, Suite A, Architecture/Building New Brunswick, Canada, E3B 5G4, (506) 459- Gainesville, FL 32607. This $6,000 scholarship Construction 7460; in accounting is for a minority full-time student http://www.johngyleseducationcenter.com. American Institute of Architects/ in the fifth year of an accounting major. Must Canadian or American citizenship and a American Architectural Foundation, have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Deadline: June 1. AIA/AAF Minority/Disadvantaged minimum 2.7 GPA and are required for these Scholarship, 1735 New York Avenue, NW Government Finance Officers Association $3,000 awards for all areas of postsecondary Washington, DC 20006-5292, 800-AIA-3837; Scholarships, 203 N. LaSalle St, Suite 2700, study. Deadline: June 1. Chicago, IL 60601-1210; http://www.gfoa.org. [email protected]; fax: (202) 626-7511. For James Madison Memorial Foundation The Association offers a number of students entering a professional degree Fellowship, 2000 K Street, NW, Suite 303, scholarships to undergraduate and graduate program leading to a Bachelor or Master of Washington, DC 20006; 202-653-8700; 1-800- students, including the Daniel B. Goldberg Architecture degree. Write for applications. 525-6928 (toll free); [email protected]; Scholarship, the Frank L. Greathouse Deadline: December 7. http://www.jamesmadison.gov. Fellowships of Government Accounting Scholarship, the $24,000 are available for current or future Armed Services Minorities in Government Finance, the George school teachers of American history, American A. Nielsen Public Investor Scholarship, and the Army ROTC Scholarships, Lieutenant Colonel government, or social studies with emphasis Public Employee Retirement Research and Bob Quint, [email protected];111 Van Fleet on study of the Constitution. This fellowship Administration Scholarship. Awards range Hall, P.O. Box 118536, University of Florida, is for master’s degree study only. Applications from $3,500 to $10,000. For more information, Gainesville, FL 32611-8536. Applicants must be available online. Deadline: March 1. full-time undergraduate or graduate students consult the Web site. Minority Education Scholarship (MES), interested in becoming commissioned officers in Hispanic College Fund Inc., 1301 K Street, University of Florida College of Education; the U.S. Army. The scholarships can be used to NW Suite 450-A West, Washington, DC 20005; Office of Recruitment, Retention, and pay full tuition or room and board on campus. 1-800-644-4223; Applications are available online Multicultural Affairs; G415 Norman Hall; In addition, the scholarships pay $1,200 a year at http://www.hispanicfund.org. Applicants Gainesville, FL 32611; (352) 392-5242, ext. 21; for books and up to a $500 per month stipend. must plan to enroll as full-time undergraduates http://education.ufl.edu/rrma. Qualified Deadline for four-year scholarships are in the fall; demonstrate financial need (for all minority, graduate students who are U.S. December 1; the two-year and three-year programs except NASA MUST); be U.S. citizens citizens may receive up to $4,000 per semester scholarships are awarded year round. or permanent residents; and have a minimum for one academic year. Check the Web site for 3.0 GPA. Application deadlines vary. Military Officers Association of America eligibility and deadlines. (MOAA) Cape Canaveral Chapter (CC), Education Scholarship Selection Committee, P.O. Box Engineering/Science/Computer Access to Education Scholarships, USA 254708, Patrick Air Force Base, FL 32925-4708; American Chemical Society Scholars Funds; Scholarship Management Services, http://www.moaacc.org. A scholarship of Program, ACS Scholars Program, 1155 16th One Scholarship Way, P.O. Box 297, Saint $3,500–$4,000 is open to qualified students. Street, NW Washington, DC 20036; 1-800-227- Peter, MN 56082; (800) 537-4180; Applicants must be a legal resident of Brevard 5558 (ext. 6250); [email protected]; [email protected]; County and/or descendant or ward of an active http://www.chemistry.org. Scholarships are http://www.usafunds.org/planning/access_to or retired member of the Uniformed Services of available for students seeking a degree in _education_scholarship/index.htm. the U.S. or a current member of the MOAACC; chemistry, biochemistry, or chemical Deadline: February 16. full-time student who has completed at least engineering. Applicants must be of African two years of a four-year bachelor degree program Delta Kappa Gamma Society Scholarship, American, Hispanic, or American Indian at an accredited school. Deadline: June 15. Gamma Upsilon Chapter, 156 Bishopscourt ethnicity; be a U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. Army Center of Military History Road, Osprey, FL 34229; [email protected]. resident; be a full-time student who is a high Dissertation Fellowships, Collins Hall - Awards of $2,000-plus are available for female academic achiever in chemistry or science with undergraduate education or child development a 3.0 GPA or better; must have financial need; Other Sources of Aid • 85 and must be a high school senior or college underrepresented students pursue teaching summer NIH internship and a year of full- undergraduate intending to major in chemistry. and research careers; U.S. citizens or time NIH employment for each year of the Value: up to $3,000. Deadline: March 1. permanent residents; black, Hispanic, or scholarship is required after graduation. American Society of Naval Engineers Native Americans, with 3.0 GPA, majoring in Deadline: March 31. Scholarships (ASNE), 1452 Duke Street, engineering. Awards are $1,500. Liberal Arts/Humanities/ Alexandria, VA 22314-3458; (703) 836-6727; Health Fields Fine Arts [email protected]; J. Hugh & Earle W. Fellows Memorial http://www.navalengineers.org. Scholarships American Anthropological Association Fund, c/o President, Pensacola Junior College, for undergraduate ($3,000) and graduate Minority Dissertation Fellowship Program, 1000 College Boulevard, Pensacola, FL 32504; ($4,000) naval engineering students for 2200 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600, Arlington, VA (850) 484-1700. Scholarship loans are available support—either for the last year of a full-time 22201-3357; [email protected]; for permanent residents of Escambia, Santa (or co-op) undergraduate program or one year http://www.aaanet.org/committees/minority/ Rosa, Okaloosa, or Walton County, Florida of a graduate program leading to an minordis.htm. This $10,000 award is to who wish to pursue studies in the fields of engineering or physical science degree at an encourage members of ethnic minorities to medicine, professional nursing (associates accredited college or university. U.S. complete doctoral degrees in anthropology. An degree or bachelors level, junior/senior year citizenship is required. Graduate students must applicant must be a U.S. citizen, member of an only), medical technology programs, or be a member of ASNE. Deadline: February 15. historically underrepresented ethnic minority theology/ministry (especially Episcopalians). group, enrolled in full-time doctoral degree American Water Works Association, Florida Applicants must be enrolled, or accepted for candidacy, and a member of the American Section, Roy W. Likins Scholarship, enrollment, in a fully accredited U.S. school. Anthropological Association. Deadline: Feb. 15. http://www.fsawwa.org/royinfo.shtml, Bill Loans are interest-free until graduation. Ruth Keeling Hemmingway American Young c/o St. Johns County, 1205 State Road Manatee County Medical Society History Scholarship, Florida Society Colonial 16, St. Augustine, FL 32084; Phone: (904) 209- Scholarships, Manatee County Medical Dames XVII Century. For an application and a 2703; [email protected]; These $1,000 to Educational Foundation, 4808 26th Street copy of the guidelines/requirements, contact: $2,000 scholarships are available to upper-level West, Bradenton, FL 34207, (941) 755-3411, fax Committee Chair Mary Lou WIlliams, 185 undergraduates or graduate students with a 3.0 (941) 753-1399; [email protected]. Nightingale Circle, Ellenton, IL 34222-4248; minimum GPA, majoring in an area related to Scholarships of $50 to $2,000 are awarded to (941) 723-3332; e-mail: [email protected]. the drinking water industry. Deadline: April 15. high school seniors and college students American history majors who are juniors and ISA- International Society of Automation interested in majoring in medicine, nursing, above (including graduate students), U.S. Scholarship, Jacksonville Section, Rich and certain other health-related fields. citizens, and maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher Reiter, P. O. Drawer 1517, Brunswick, GA Selection will be based on career goals, may apply for this $750 scholarship. 31521-1517, e-mail: [email protected]. To be scholarship, character, and financial need. To General eligible for an award—one $1,000 scholarship or be eligible, applicants must be a U.S. citizen, two $2,000 scholarships—applicants must have a legal resident of Manatee County for the AFSCME/UNCF Union Scholars Program, a significant interest in the instrument and past two years, and have a minimum 2.5 United Negro College Fund, 8260 Willow controls discipline and be enrolled in an GPA. Students in preliminary programs such Oaks Corporate Drive, Fairfax, VA 22031; instrumentation, science, engineering, or as pre-med and pre-pharmacy are not (toll free)1-866-671-7237; electronics programs. Deadline: October 1. awarded scholarships until completing 60 http://www.afscme.org/organizer/12094.cfm. The scholarship offers up to $4,000 and National Science Foundation (NSF) undergraduate credit hours. Children or academic scholarship up to $5,000 to African Graduate Research Fellowships Program, relatives of Medical Society and Alliance American, Hispanic American, Asian Pacific 4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22230; Members are ineligible. Application requests Islander American, or American (703) 292-8694; [email protected]; due February 1; returned applications due Indian/Alaskan Native students. Applicants http://www.nsfgradfellows.org. The NSF March 31. must be second-semester sophomores or provides students with three years of financial National Health Service Corps (NHSC) juniors when they apply, majoring in ethnic support including a $30,000 annual stipend Scholarship Program, NHSC Scholarship studies, women’s studies, labor studies, and a $10,500 cost-of-education allowance. Program, c/o Discovery Logic, 1375 Piccard American studies, sociology, anthropology, Applicants should be U.S. citizens, nationals, or Drive, Suite 350, Rockville, MD 20850; 1-800- history, political science, psychology, social permanent resident aliens at or near the 221-9393. Scholarships are available for work, economics, or public policy; and must beginning of research-based graduate studies in students who want to be an allopathic have a 2.5 GPA. Deadline: February 28. chemistry, computer and information science physician, osteopathic physician, dentist, nurse and engineering, engineering, geosciences, life practitioner, physician’s assistant, or nurse Edmond Amateis Foundation Scholarship, sciences, mathematical sciences, physics and midwife. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen Sun Trust Bank E&F, M/C-2082, P. O. Box astronomy, psychology, and social sciences. enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, in a fully 620005, Orlando, FL 32862-0005. A $1,500 Applications are available in early August. accredited U.S. school or program. Award scholarship is open to full-time students in Deadline: early November. value is tuition, fees, and other reasonable any field. To be eligible, students must apply for financial aid, have financial need, be ORISE/DHS Fellowship, ORISE/DHS expenses. More information is available at: college sophomores or above, and be a Fellowship Office, P. O. Box 117 MS 36, Oak http://nhsc.hrsa.gov/join_us/scholarships.asp. graduate of a high school in Lake County, Ridge, TN 37831; http://www.orau.gov/dhsed; National Institutes of Health (NIH) Florida, or currently attending or a graduate The U.S. Department of Homeland Security Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarship of Lake-Sumter Community College. To be provides financial support for undergraduate Program, National Institutes of Health, 2 eligible for renewal, students must have scholars and graduate fellows, plus tuition and Center Drive, Room 2E24, MSC 0230 completed 12 credit hours per semester and fees. Scholarship information and amounts vary. Bethesda, Maryland 20892-0230; go to maintain a 2.5 GPA. Deadline: applications Applications and information are available on http://www.ugsp.nih.gov. Scholarships of up must be received in the school’s financial aid the Web site. Deadline: varies. to $20,000 are available for undergraduates office no later than May 31. National Science Foundation FL-GA Louis with economic need. To be eligible, American Association of University Stokes Alliance for Minority applicants must be U.S. citizens, qualified Women Scholarships, AAUW, Flagler Participation, http://www.fglsamp.com; or permanent residents, or U.S. nationals; be County Branch, P.O. Box 354873, Palm Coast, contact the UF College of Engineering in 312 full-time students from a disadvantaged FL, 32135. To be eligible, students must be Weil Hall. A scholarship program designed to background; and have a GPA of 3.5 or be in female U.S. citizens who have been residents of help domestic minority and the top 5% of their class. A ten-week paid 86 • Gator Aid

Flagler County for at least one year. Applicants Hispanic-Latino Cultures are available each (800) 253-2769; Gainesville Program Office must be completing 60 credit hours as full- year to UF undergraduates and graduate (352) 337-1282; time students towards a B.S. or B.A. or a students who have made a positive impact http://www.southernscholarship.org. A rent- graduate degree and have a minimum 3.0 on the Hispanic-Latino Community. Check free housing scholarship, valued at $5,000 GPA. Two letters of reference, a maximum 300- the Web site for information. annually, is offered to both male and female word essay, and proof of acceptance are also National Security Agency Analysis Training students in one of eight scholarship houses required. Deadline: March 31. Program, http://www.nsa.gov/ATP. Eligible within walking distance to the UF campus. Ayn Rand Institute Essay Contests, The to undergraduate and graduate students in To be eligible, students must have a Ayn Rand Institute, P. O. Box 57044, Irvine, computer science, computer/electrical minimum 3.0 high school or 2.85 CA 92619-7044. http://www.aynrand.org. The engineering, foreign language, international cumulative community college GPA, Institute offers $50 to $10,000 scholarships relations/affairs/cultures/trade/finance/econ financial need (FAFSA required), and good for high school and college students omics, geography, anthropology, political character. For more information, please call worldwide. Entrants must write an essay on science with international focus, and others our Gainesville office at (352) 337-1282. on approval; 3.0 GPA, high-level security one of the topics provided on the Web site. Deadline: applications are accepted year-round. clearance; willingness to work during the Swedish Women’s Educational Florida Gubernatorial Fellows Program, summer. Provides cost of education for up to http://www.myflorida.com/fellows; six years of study, salaried employment Association Scholarship, SWEA South [email protected]. This program during matriculation, and employment by Florida Scholarship Committee, c/o Yerti provides leadership training to outstanding NSA on graduation. Deadline: varies. Nelson, 3759 Mykonos Court, Boca Raton, FL 33487, (561) 997-2050, fax: (561) 997-8010. Florida graduate and undergraduate students Debra Levy Neimark Scholarship, Debra interested in public service. The program This $3,000 scholarship is available to Levy Neimark Scholarship Foundation, students who wish to study the Swedish immerses students in key areas of government Selection Committee, 800 Corporate Drive, including the Executive Office of the Governor language, culture or traditions, Suite 420, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334. This environmental science, health care for and the Governor's agencies to obtain first-hand, $1,500 scholarship is available for female women and children, art, glass art, music, high-level, on-the-job training, as well as applicants who are residents of Broward literature, or design, or do an exchange valuable experience and insight on government County, Florida and U.S. citizens. For an and how it works. Eligible candidates are application, send a self-addressed stamped program in Sweden. Applicants must be enrolled as graduate students or upperclassmen envelope to the above address. Deadline: April. Florida residents enrolled at a Florida college at a Florida college or university. Deadline: or university. Deadline: February 1. Pickett & Hatcher Educational Fund, P. O. October 10. Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute Inc. Box 8169, Columbus, GA 31908-8169, 1-800 Scholarships, TLMI Office, 40 Schuman Blvd., Gates Millennium Scholarship, P. O. Box 864-8308; http://www.phef.org. 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Applicants must be sophomores or juniors Indian/Alaska Natives, Asian Pacific Islander Principal payments are deferred while enrolled full-time in their junior and senior Americans, and Hispanic Americans who wish enrolled for a required number of hours. to attend the undergraduate institution of their years; must demonstrate interest in entering Point Foundation LGBT Scholars, Point choice in the disciplines of education, the tag and label industry; must have at least a Foundation, 5757 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 370, Los engineering, library science, mathematics, public 3.0 GPA; must possess excellent character Angeles, CA 90036; 866-33-POINT (866-337- health, and the sciences. Applicants must be including work ethic, honesty, and integrity; 6468); [email protected]; citizens/legal permanent residents or nationals and must provide references from three people http://www.thepointfoundation.com. The of the U.S.; have a minimum 3.3 GPA; be a who are not family members and a one-page Point Foundation offers scholarships for freshmen in the fall; demonstrate financial typed personal statement. To apply online, LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) need; demonstrate leadership; and meet Federal visit: http://www.tlmi.com/scholarships.php. meritorius students who are marginalized due Pell Grant eligibility requirements, which can Deadline: March 31. to sexual orientation, gender expression, or only be determined by submission of a Free Talbots Women’s Scholarship Fund, gender identity. Deadline: February 9. Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Scholarship Management Services, Scholarship Deadline: January 12. Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships, Web: America, One Scholarship Way, P. O. Box 297, http://www.pdsoros.org. These fellowships Glamour’s Top Ten College Women Saint Peter, MN 56082; (507) 931-1682. are grants for graduate study in the U.S. for Competition, 4 Times Square, 16th Floor, Applications available online, at local Talbot new Americans, based on the contributions New York, NY 10036; [email protected]; stores, on campus in mid-October, or at the student has made to American life. http://www.glamour.com. A $3,000 award http://www.Talbots.com/about/scholar/scholar Thirty fellowships are awarded each year. for any woman who is currently a full-time .asp. Women who earned a high school diploma Visit the Web site for information and junior at an accredited college or university or GED at least ten years ago and are now applications. Deadline: November 1. in the U.S. or Canada. Students must show seeking a college degree. 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1990 Student Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Ayres, Erma R., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Brown, Judith, Endowment ...... 52, 74 Abbott Scholarship Fund ...... 75 Bailey Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Brown, Susan, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Abel, Andrew, Dental Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Bain, Jerome, Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Brownlee, J. Milton, Agricultural Marketing Scholarship . 33 Academic Progress Requirements ...... 6 Baker, Buddy, Memorial Scholarships ...... 49 Brunson Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Access to Education Scholarship ...... 84 Baldwin, LeRoy, Family Scholarship ...... 37 Bryan, Robert A., Scholarship ...... 43 Adams Scholarship ...... 70 Balfour Beatty Construction Scholarship ...... 41, 65 Bryant Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Adamson Scholarship Fund ...... 46, 66 Band Scholarships ...... 48 Buehler Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Additional Aid Reporting ...... 5 Bank of America Endowed MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 Building Construction General Scholarship ...... 42 Adkins, J. B, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 39 Bank of America Scholarship ...... 55 Burnett, A. H., Merit Scholarship ...... 24 Admission ...... 2 Bank of America Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Burnett, Mary Ellen, Endowed Scholarship ...... 18 Admissions Office ...... 24 Banks Scholarship Fund ...... 79 Burns, Haydon, Scholarship Fund ...... 25 African Safari Club of Florida Scholarship ...... 61 Barben, Robert J. and Jane H., Family Scholarship/Fellowship 33 Burnsed Endowment ...... 70 AFSCME/UNCF Union Scholars Program ...... 85 Barber, Fred W. and Mabel H., Scholarship ...... 39 Burton, Lisa, Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Agrelo, Benito/Christina Holt Memorial Scholarship . . . .18 Barber, Fred W. and Mabel H., Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Bushnell, Bill and Bryon, Graduate Fellowship ...... 66 Agricultural Women's Club Scholarship ...... 61 Barber, Red, Radio Scholarship ...... 49 Bussell Family Scholarship ...... 36 Agronomy-Soils Club/Florida Foundation Fund ...... 39, 60 Barchan, Jr., Stanley S., Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . . 40 Butler Polymer Research Laboratory Graduate Fellowship . . . . 75 Agronomy-Soils Club/Florida Foundation Scholarships . . .36 Bargad Scholarship ...... 74 Button, James W., Memorial Fund ...... 76 Ahrano, E. Lovelle, Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Barker, Col. Walter E., Merit Scholarship ...... 24, 25 Byrd, Robert C., Honors Scholarships Program ...... 28 Ahrano, Jean and Jewell, Scholarship and Fellowship Fund 62 Barr Trust Scholarship ...... 49 Calder Race Course Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Ahrens Scholarship Fund ...... 47 Barr, Peter and Nancy, Scholarship ...... 29 CALS Alumni Scholarship Endowment ...... 33 Aid Packages ...... 2 Barry Goldwater Scholarship Foundation ...... 27 CALS Opportunity Alliance Scholarship ...... 34 Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarships ...... 54, 79 Bassett, Wilmer W. and Melda, Endowment Fund ...... 60 Camp, Dresser, & McKee Scholarship ...... 44 Air Force ROTC Scholarships for High School Seniors . . .54 Bateman, Emily Howard, Scholarship ...... 69 Campay Studio Art Scholarship ...... 47, 68 Airth, Alfred T., General Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Bates, Robert P., Scholarship ...... 38 Campbell Leadership Award ...... 76 Airth, Clayton, Warren, and Sisler Scholarship Fund . . . .70 Bates, Roger G. and Jo, Graduate Fellowship ...... 75 Campbell Scholarship ...... 82 Akerman, Senterfitt, et al, Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Batey, Robert L., Cardiology Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Cantonis, Michael G., Medal for Excellence in Greek Studies . .51 Alachua County Hospitality Council Scholarship ...... 69 Batson, Gene and Barbara, Scholarship ...... 38 Captain Scholarship ...... 82 Albertson’s Scholarship ...... 57 Batson–Siegel Fellowship ...... 63 Carleton, William G., Scholarship Fund ...... 51 Albritton Assistantship ...... 69 Bauch, Henry, Scholarships ...... 43 Carlisle, Victor W., Fellowship ...... 60 Alcorn Scholarship ...... 40 Baynard Scholarship ...... 70 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace ...... 27 Alexander, John F. and Marjorie J., Scholarship . . . . .43, 65 Beach and Lyons Memorial Endowment ...... 62 Caro, Glenda Ward, Fellowship in Education ...... 65 Allen, Dr. Owen J. Holyoak, and Dr. Paul R. Varnes Fund 48, 69 Beall’s MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 Carr Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Alliance Scholar-Irene Phillips Award Semester Scholarship . 27 Bear, Fred B., Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Carter, Fitzhugh and Essie, Scholarship ...... 25 Allyn and Bacon/LongmanTeaching Award ...... 77 Becker Scholarship Endowment ...... 36 Carter, Martha B., Scholarship ...... 82 Alpha One Foundation Graduate Fellowship ...... 78 Beeman Scholarship ...... 35 Carter, William E., Fund ...... 52 Alumni and Faculty Fellowship Fund for Clinical and Health . . . Beers, Meril S...... 21 Cassas, Nicholas, Scholarships ...... 51 Psychology ...... 81 Beinecke Scholarship Program ...... 27 CDM Endowment ...... 67 Alumni Graduate Fellowships Fund ...... 25 Bennett, Barbara Bourne, Memorial Fund ...... 79 Center for Chemical Physics Graduate Fellowship ...... 75 Alumni Graduate Program (AGP) ...... 59 Bennett, Jean Lester, Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Center for Greek Studies Summer Study Abroad Scholarship .51 Alumni Scholarships ...... 49 Benton Engineering Loan Fund ...... 44 Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida . . 30 American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Fund ...... 70 Benton, Robert Tyrie, Loan Fund ...... 44 Center for Latin American Studies ...... 52 American Anthropological Association Minority Berish, Barry M., Scholarship ...... 49 Central Florida Builder’s Exchange Scholarships ...... 41, 65 Dissertation Fellowship Program ...... 85 Berry, Thomas Cottingham, Scholarship Award . . . . . 42, 64 Central Florida Fair Endowment for Scholarships/Fellowships . 33 American Association of University Women Scholarships 85 Bhide Scholarship ...... 41, 64 Central Florida Orchid Society Scholarship ...... 83 American Chemical Society Scholars Program ...... 84 Bhide, Carol Carswell, Endowment for Music ...... 47 CES Graduate Research/Travel Grant ...... 74 American Culinary Federation Scholarship ...... 37 Bickel, Karl and Madira, Assistantships ...... 51, 69 Chapman Scholarship ...... 78 American Dietetic Association Scholarship ...... 38, 61 Biery, John C., Memorial Scholarships ...... 44 Charles M. Palmer and Thelma Palmer Scholarship . . . . . 60 American Foundation for the Blind ...... 31 Bilirakis, Emmanuel, Pre-Medical Scholarship ...... 51 Chastain Endowment at the New World School of the Arts . .47 American Institute of Architects/American Architectural . . . Biotechnology Education Scholarship Eligibility ...... 57 Cheek, Jimmy G., Graduate Student Fund ...... 60 Foundation ...... 84 Bird Dissertation Research Award ...... 69 Chen, Wayne H., Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund . . 43 American Society of Landscape Architects Florida Chapter . .42 Bishop Brothers Scholarship ...... 35 Chism, Jr., Grady W., Scholarship ...... 38 American Society of Landscape Architects (Jax) Award . . . . .42 Bishop, Buddy, Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Choate, Rush E., Scholarship ...... 35 American Society of Landscape Architecture (Jax) Scholarship 64 Black, Ellen M., Scholarship ...... 58 Christiansen, Kenneth A., Telecommunication Scholarship . . 49 American Society of Landscape Architecture, (Florida) Graduate . Black, Ellen M., Therapy Scholarship ...... 81 Chubb, Thomas C., Merit Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Awards ...... 64 Blaser Memorial Scholarship ...... 56, 80 Churchill Scholarship Program of the United States . . . . . 27 American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) ...... 55 Block, Jr., Karl B., Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Cirino, Barbara A. and John M., Scholarship Fund ...... 42 American Society of Naval Engineers Scholarship (ASNE) . . .85 Blodgett Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Civilian Marksmanship Program ...... 55 American Veterinary Medical Association Aux. Loan Fund . .82 Bloomberg Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Clark Construction Group Fund ...... 41, 65 American Water Works Association Scholarship ...... 85 Blowers Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Clark-Ryan, Geoffrey, Memorial Endowment ...... 80 American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowship ...... 27 Boca Raton Garden Club Award ...... 83 CLAS Dean's Scholarship Fund ...... 51 Americorps ...... 83 Bodner, Randall J., and Gary W. Faircloth Scholarship Fund . 26 Class of ‘59 Civil Engineering Scholarship ...... 45 Amott, John C. and Ruth, Clarinet Scholarship ...... 47 Bolser Memorial Scholarship ...... 65 Claville, Jr., Daniel Leroy, Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Anderson, Arthur Blenn, Scholarship Endowment ...... 64 Bolser, Dr. Frank C., Memorial Scholarship ...... 43 Clearwater Bar Association Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Anderson, Barbara and Richard, Scholarship ...... 65 Bomstad, Wayne II, Memorial Award ...... 76 Clements, Jud, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 58, 80 Anderson, Jim, Memorial Fund ...... 25 Bookstore, UF ...... 12 Cluff, Leighton E., Award for Aging Research ...... 74 Andregg Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Boorda, Admiral Mike, Education Assistance Program . . . 55 CNET Controlled and Scholarship ...... 55 Andres, Arthur C., Memorial Scholarship ...... 37 Botts Memorial Scholarship ...... 70 Co-op Student Assistance Endowed Fund ...... 43 Andron Smolowe, Dr. Greta, Scholarship ...... 25 Boutros Scholarship ...... 34 Coastal and Oceanographic Engineering Fellowship Fund .66 Angel Dogs Scholarship ...... 81 Bowers Fund ...... 75 Coca-Cola Scholarships ...... 33 Ansbacher Memorial Scholarship ...... 70 Bowles Memorial Scholarship ...... 70 Cody, Caroline Annette, Memorial Scholarship ...... 79 AOS (American Orchid Society) Scholarship Fund . . . . .37 Boy, John B./U.S. Sugar in Agricultural Engineering Fund 35 Cokers, Myers, Schickel, Cooper, & Sorenson P.A. Scholarship 70 APHA/ASPMortar and Pestle Professionalism Award . . . 57 Boy/U.S. Sugar Corp. Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 46 College of Dentistry ...... 1 Appledorf, Howard, Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Boyd, C.A., Scholarship ...... 48, 69 College of Law ...... 1 Araujo Scholarship ...... 56 Bradley Memorial Scholarship ...... 72 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Scholarship ...... 27 Armed Forces Bank Scholarship ...... 55 Branan Scholarship Fund ...... 33 College of Medicine ...... 1 Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Assn. Awards 55 Brechner FOI Graduate Assistantships ...... 69 College of Nursing Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 56, 79 Armed Forces Insurance Scholarship ...... 55 Brecht, Frederick W. and Grace P., Scholarship Fund . . . . 18 College of Pharmacy Scholarships ...... 56 Army Advanced Course Monthly Allowance ...... 55, 79 Bredahl Semester Scholarship ...... 27 Collins Engineering Scholarship and Fellowship Fund . . . .43 Army Leader’s Training Course Scholarships ...... 54, 79 Bredahl Spring Semester Scholarship ...... 27 Collins Graduate Fellowship ...... 66 Army Nursing Scholarship Program ...... 55 Bredahl, Daniel Sinclair, Scholarship for Academic Year . 27 Collins, Captain Winfred Q., Awards ...... 55 Army ROTC Scholarships ...... 54, 79 Bredahl/International Center Semester Scholarship ...... 27 Conant, Foster, Scholarship Award ...... 42, 64 Army ROTC Scholarship ...... 84 Brevard County Bar Association Scholarship Fund ...... 73 Conde, Louis F., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 39 ASAE, Florida Section, Scholarship Fund ...... 35 Brevard County Pharmacy Association Scholarship ...... 57 Confidentiality of Student Records ...... 8 Asbury, A.C., D.V.M. Equine Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Brick Law Review Apprentice Prize Fund ...... 70 Conner, Doyle, Scholarship Fund ...... 33 ASCE Transportation Technical Group Scholarship . . . . .45 Brightest Students to Faculty ...... 79 Connor Choral Music Scholarship Fund ...... 47 Aschoff, Michael, Dissertation Fellowship Award Fund . . . 73 Brines, Russell, Scholarship in International/Political Reporting 49 Connor Diversity Scholarship Fund ...... 33 Athletic Scholarships ...... 25 Brinson Family Graduate Fellowship Fund ...... 62 Connor, J. Wayne, Memorial Scholarship/Fellowship . . . . 76 Atkin, Ernest G., Memorial Fund ...... 76, 77 Britt, Jerry R. Jr, Endowment ...... 25 Connor, Jerome A., Student Enrichment Endowment . . . . 77 Atkins, Tom, Award ...... 42, 64 Broad and Cassel Florida Law Review Scholarship Fund . . 70 Conrad, Julia, Scholarship ...... 58, 80 Aviary and Cage Bird Society of South Florida Scholarship . . . 81 Broward County Pharmacy Association ...... 57 Cook, Denton, Scholarship ...... 43 Ayres, Benjamin H., Scholarship ...... 70 Brown, Claire Pitts, Scholarship Fund ...... 64 Cook, Dr. Denny M., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Index • 88

Cooke, Jack Kent, Foundation ...... 27 Donahoo Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Federal Pell Grants ...... 2 Cooperative Education ...... 23, 83 Donegan Scholarship ...... 78 Federal Perkins Loan ...... 20, 21 Cornett Fellowship ...... 60 Donnellan, Richard P., Real Estate Graduate Scholarship . 62 Federal PIN ...... 3 Costello Awards ...... 67 Dorini Family Graduate Tax Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Federal Student Aid Report (SAR) ...... 4 Costs of Attendance ...... 5 Doughty Graduate Research ...... 74 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants . . . 17 Couse Gator Band Loan Fund ...... 48 Douglas, Barry, Memorial Fellowship ...... 67 Federal Work-Study ...... 1, 17, 22 Cox Memorial Scholarship ...... 54 Dow Alumni Fellowship Fund ...... 67 Fee Payment ...... 11 Cramer Scholarship ...... 36 Dow Chemical Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Feiss, Carl, Urban and Environmental Design Award . . . .65 Crandall Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Drug Free Schools ...... 8 Fellows Memorial Loan Fund ...... 85 Crebbin, Steven C., Memorial Award ...... 29, 42, 64 DuBow Scholarship ...... 80 Felos, Pete G. and Anna, Scholarship in Greek Studies . . . 51 Crews, III, James Wilmer, Tuition Scholarship Fund . . . . . 18 Duelund, Else, Scholarship ...... 54, 76 Ferendino Endowment ...... 64 Criser Internship ...... 25 Dunkle, John R. and Fawn T., Geography Award ...... 53 Ferguson & Associates Equine Hospital Scholarship . . . . . 82 Croland Fund ...... 81 Dunnigan Scholarship ...... 82 Ferguson Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Crom Corporation Scholarship Fund ...... 45 Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Inc., Scholarship Fund . . . 71 Fernandez Family Scholarship/New World School of the Arts 47 Cross, William G., Award for Outstanding Leadership . . . 26 Dunwody Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Fernandez Scholarship ...... 44 Crow, Allen R. and Margaret G., Graduate Fellowship . . . 75 duPont, Alfred I., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Fessler, Charles W. Jr. Scholarship ...... 49 Crow, Allen R. and Margaret G., Undergraduate Scholarship . 53 duPont, Jessie Ball/Alfred I. duPont Scholarship ...... 17 Fessler, Charles W. Sr, and Miriam A., Scholarship ...... 49 Crown Memorial Scholarship ...... 54 DuPree Real Estate Scholarship Fund ...... 62 Fessler, Judith D., Undergraduate Scholarship ...... 49 Crown, Jr., William E., Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Dykes, James E., Scholarship Fund ...... 45 FGLSAMP Scholarship ...... 43 Cuban American Bar Merit Scholarship ...... 70 E-mail Correspondence ...... 4 Field, Joseph S. Jr., Scholarship ...... 49 Culpepper Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Earl Wilmot Hartt Scholarship Fund ...... 38 Fields Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Cummings Inc., James A., Scholarship Fund ...... 41 East Coast District Dental Society Loan ...... 64 Fik Graduate Fellowship ...... 75 Cunha, Gwen and Tony J., Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Eaton Scholarship ...... 56 Financial aid advisers ...... 1 Cunningham Scholarship Endowment ...... 43 Ebaugh Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Financial Aid Loans and Part-Time Employment ...... 59 Custom Copies and Textbooks Graduate Student Travel Fund 74 Eccleston-Callahan Memorial Trust Scholarship . . . . . 17, 31 Finger Fellowship Fund ...... 57, 80 Cypen and Cypen Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Eckerd Pharmacy Scholarship Fund ...... 80 Finley, Claudette, Scholarship Fund ...... 58, 80 Cypen Freshman Scholarship Fund ...... 70 Edmond Amateis Foundation Scholarship ...... 85 First Bankers MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 D'Albora, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John V., Scholarship Fund in . . . Edmonds, Jane Adams, Ph.D. Fellowship Fund ...... 69 First Coast Award ...... 57 Honor of Frances M. Reitz ...... 68 Edwards, H. H., Scholarship Fund ...... 45 First Command Financial Planning Scholarship ...... 55 D'Albora, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John V., Scholarship Fund in . . . Edwardson/Burton Loan Fund ...... 51 Fish, James S., Scholarship ...... 49 Honor of J. Wayne Reitz ...... 38 Eggart, Danny, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 48, 69 Fisher MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 DAAD German Academic Exchange Scholarship ...... 27 Electrical Engineering Faculty/Staff Scholarship ...... 46 Fisher, Jane E., Memorial Scholarship ...... 49 Daedalian Foundation NROTC Scholarship ...... 55 Elite Nuclear Engineering Scholarships ...... 47 Flannigan, Jim, Memorial Scholarship ...... 37 Damon, Joseph and Lillian A., Scholarship ...... 18 Eller, Marlin, Memorial MWI Corporation Scholarship . . . 35 Fleming, Sam Calhoun, Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Danburg Scholarship ...... 48 Emanuel and Raidie P. Merdinger Scholarship Fund . . . . . 56 Florida Agricultural Conference and Trade Show Scholarship 39 Danker, Edward D., Scholarship Fund ...... 53, 76 Engineering Dean’s Scholarship ...... 44 Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame Scholarship ...... 36 Darby Accounting Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Engineering Research Center (ERC) Undergrad Scholarship . 46 Florida Architectural Guild Loan Fund ...... 41 Darden Restaurants Diversity and Business Ethics Fellowship . 62 Engineering Undergraduate Scholarships ...... 46 Florida Association of Agricultural Educators (FAAE) . . . . . Dauer Fellowships Fund ...... 76 Enrollment Requirements ...... 12 Outstanding Junior ...... 36 Daugherty Endowment Scholarship ...... 41, 65 Entomology Society of America (ESA) Undergrad Scholarship . 37 Florida Association of Agricultural Educators (FAAE) . . . . . Davidson Graduate Travel Scholarship Fund ...... 60 Environmental Alumni Scholarship ...... 46 Outstanding Senior ...... 36 Davies, D. Glynn, National Juice Products Assn. Scholarship . 35 Environmental Horticulture Turfgrass Scholarship ...... 38 Florida Association of Broadcasters (FAB) Leroy Collins . . . . Davis Endowed Scholarship ...... 45 Environmental Writing Scholarship ...... 49 Memorial Scholarship ...... 51 Davis Scholarships ...... 49 Epstein Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 62 Florida Association of Education Data Systems ...... 84 Davis, Darrey A., Memorial Scholarship ...... 71 Eraste Autin Scholarship ...... 49 Florida Association of Equine Practitioners ...... 81 Davis, George K. and Ruthanna, Scholarship ...... 60 Ergle-Philmon Scholarship ...... 35 Florida Board of Accountancy Minority Scholarship . . . . . 84 Davis, Hunt & Jeanne, Research Travel Award ...... 74 Ernst Award ...... 76 Florida Board of Education Minority Community College . . . Davis, Leland A., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 37 Ernst, Thomas W., Scholarship ...... 81, 82 Transfer Scholarships ...... 29 Day Student Loan Fund ...... 73 Ervin Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program ...... 29 de Keni, Sara Lavinia, Scholarship ...... 66 Eschbach, Philip I., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Florida Business Roundtable Scholarship ...... 45 Dean, Charles E. /Fred Hull Award ...... 61 Essenpreis, Patricia S., Memorial Scholarship ...... 53 Florida Cattlemen's Association ...... 37 Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Capouano, and Bozarth P. Estridge, Philip D. and Mary Ann, Scholarship Fund . . . . 43 Florida Cattlewomen's Association ...... 37 A. Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Eta Sigma Phi Classics Enrichment Scholarship ...... 53 Florida Chapters of the Federation of Garden Clubs, Grants, Debt Management ...... 13 Eta Sigma Phi Scholarship ...... 52 and Scholarships ...... 42, 64 Decker Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Etheridge, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George W., Scholarship Fund 40 Florida Council of Citizens with Low Vision Scholarship . 31 Dee, Clarence and Lucille, Scholarship ...... 81 Ethics in Business Scholarship ...... 29 Florida Council of the Blind ...... 31 Deferments ...... 11 Eubank, Victor Garnett Campbell, Scholarship ...... 18 Florida Dairy Products Scholarship ...... 38 Degnan Annual Business Law Achievement Award ...... 72 Evans Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 62 Florida Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services, . . . . DeGrove Memorial Scholarship ...... 47 Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award ...... 75 Office of Agricultural Water Policy ...... 35 DeHaven Scholarship Trust ...... 84 Exit Counseling ...... 13, 21 Florida Dietetic Association Scholarship ...... 39, 61 Deiss, Joseph Jay, Memorial Scholarship ...... 53, 75 Externships ...... 23 Florida Engineering Society Scholarship ...... 44 deKeni, Sara Lavinia, Scholarship ...... 18, 29 Exxon Loans ...... 21 Florida Entomological Society Scholarships ...... 37 Delta Kappa Gamma Society Scholarship ...... 84 Faber, Jr., Jerome C., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Florida Environmental Scholarship Fund ...... 46 DeMilly, Jr., Dr. John W., Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . 81 Faculty/EDSA Scholarship Award ...... 42 Florida Federation of Garden Clubs Scholarship ...... 61 Demro, Jr., Conrad G. & Patricia Demro Scholarship . . . . 18 FAFSA ...... 2 Florida Fertilizer and Agrichemical Association Scholarship . . 34 Dennison, Raymond A., Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Fahien Endowed Teaching Scholarship ...... 67 Florida Forestry Foundation Scholarship ...... 40 Department of Health and Human Services Nursing ...... Fairbanks Award ...... 74 Florida Fund for Minority Teachers/Minority Teachers . . . . . Traineeship Grant ...... 80 Fairing Music Scholarship ...... 47 Education Scholarship (MTES) ...... 29 Department of Homeland Security Fellowship ...... 27 Fairlie, Margaret C., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Florida Gubernatorial Fellows Program ...... 86 Dervech, Sarafem, Loans ...... 21 Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974—Buckley . . . . Florida North Chapter-AIA Scholarship Fund ...... 64 Desantis Scholarship Fund ...... 56 Amendment ...... 8 Florida Pest Control Tuition Awards ...... 37 Desidero Pediatric Oncology Fellowship Fund ...... 78 Fannie Mae MBATerm Scholars Fellowship ...... 63 Florida Prepaid College Board ...... 83 Design Build Institute of America Scholarship ...... 45 Farm Credit of Central Florida Scholarship ...... 35 Florida Press Club Scholarship ...... 51 DeWitt, Marshall M. and Jeannette Butts, Scholarship Fund . 63 Farm Credit of North Florida Scholarship ...... 35 Florida Public Relations Associations (FPRA) Scholarship . . . 49 Diamond, Kathleen, Scholarships for Study Abroad ...... 54 Farm Credit of South Florida Scholarship ...... 35 Florida Realtors Educational Foundation Scholarship Fund 40 Dickert, Paul & Laura, Scholarship ...... 41, 65 Farm Credit of Southwest Florida Scholarship ...... 35 Florida Relay Service ...... 30 Dickinson, Miss Lucy, Scholarship in Vertebrate Paleontology 25 Farris Scholarship ...... 52 Florida Road Builders Scholarship ...... 45 Dickison, James C., Memorial Award ...... 53, 75 Fawcett Scholarship Fund for Nursing Excellence ...... 79 Florida Rock Industries Inc. Scholarship ...... 45 DiPietro, Joseph A., Horse Farm Hundred Scholarship . . . 81 Fawcett, Bayard and Arthur, Scholarship Fund ...... 56 Florida Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Endowed Scholarship 33 Direct Deposit ...... 11 Federal Academic Competitiveness Grant ...... 18 Florida Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Fund 4-H Scholarship 33 DisAbility Affairs Cabinet ...... 30 Federal Community Service ...... 22 Florida Section Institute of Food Technologists ...... Disability Resource Center ...... 30 Federal Direct Consolidation Loan Program ...... 19 Undergraduate Scholarship ...... 39 Disability-Related Expenses ...... 30 Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan ...... 20 Florida Society of Health-System Pharmacists Scholarship 57 Disbursement ...... 12 Federal Direct Loan Program ...... 17 Florida Student Assistance Grants ...... 2, 18, 19, 29 Distinguished Order of Zerocrats Scholarship ...... 38 Federal Direct Loan Program (FDLP) ...... 19 Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Scholarship Fund . 40 Division of Blind Services ...... 31 Federal Direct Loan Repayment ...... 22 Florida Veterinary Medicine Association Scholarship Fund 81 Dixon, Jr., Robert E., Scholarship Fund ...... 37 Federal Direct PLUS Loan ...... 3, 20 Florida Vocational Rehabilitation Agency ...... 31 Dobbins Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Federal Direct Stafford Loan ...... 19 Florida Wildlife Federation Scholarship ...... 39, 60 Dolgoff Radio Assistantships ...... 69 Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford Loans ...... 20 Florida Wildlife Federation Scholarship for Wildlife Ecology Dolgoff, Herbert S., Radio Assistantships ...... 51 Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan ...... 19 and Conservation ...... 39 Domaschk Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loans ...... 20 Florida Worker’s Compensation Institute Inc. 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Floyd-Gehan Scholarship ...... 18 Gorbach Scholarships of Bitner.com ...... 51 Higdon, John B. and Emily J., Fellowship Fund ...... 25 Fluor NAWIC Student Chapter Scholarship Fund ...... 41 Gordon, Peter G., Sun-Sentinel Scholarship ...... 50 Hill, Coite and Mildred, Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Fly Assistantship ...... 69 Gore, Gov. R. H., Scholarships ...... 50 Hill, Hugh, Scholarship Endowment Fund ...... 78 Fogarty Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Gorenberg Family Undergraduate Award ...... 51 Hill, Jeremy J., Memorial Fund ...... 64 Foley, Mike, Scholarship ...... 49 Gorman Award for Excellence in Quantitative Research . . 77 Himes Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Follett Bookstore Scholarship ...... 17 Gorman Award for Macrosociology ...... 77 Hinton Memorial Scholarship ...... 36 Foote, Lydia, Memorial Emergency Loan Fund ...... 58 Government Finance Officers Association Scholarships . . 84 Hirons MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 Foote, Lydia, Service Award ...... 57 Graduate Pre-dissertation Research Travel Awards ...... 73 Hirsh, Jeffrey Allan, Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Foote, Perry A., Award ...... 57 Graduate School Fellowships ...... 59 Hispanic College Fund Scholarship ...... 84 Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowships ...... 84 Graduate School Financial Aid Bulletin ...... 59 Hockmeyer Endowment Fund ...... 62 Ford Foundation Endowment for Tropical Conservation and Graduate Teaching/Research Assistantships ...... 70 Hodges Tuition Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Development ...... 52 Graeffe, A. Didier, Scholarship ...... 48, 68 Hoffman, Charles A. and Alma A., Scholarship . . . . . 43, 66 Foster, Laurie, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 56, 79 Graham, Philip L., Scholarship Fund ...... 50 Hogsett, Alice Charlotte, Award for Education for Women . FPA 1-800 PETMEDS Scholarship ...... 57 Graham/Gilman Wildlife Resident Fellowship ...... 82 and Girls ...... 52, 74 FPA Akerman Senterfitt Pharmacy Law Scholarship . . . . . 57 Grainger, David A., Scholarship ...... 64 Holden Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 66 FPA Harris and Hamilton Family Scholarship Award . . . . 57 Grass Fellowship Urologic Oncology ...... 78 Holden, Everett L. and Marian G., Scholarship ...... 43 FPA James B. & Patsey J. Powers Scholarship ...... 57 Gray Robinson, P.A., Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Holland and Knight LLP Scholarship Fund ...... 71 FPA Juanita L. Haines Charitable Foundation Scholarship 57 Greater Hollywood Dental Society Loan ...... 64 Holley Scholarship ...... 48 FPA Pharmacy Provider Systems (PPSC) Scholarship . . . .57 Grebe-Wahlberg Memorial Fund ...... 33 Holloway, Albert, Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 FPA Recovering Pharmacists of Florida Scholarship . . . . . 57 Greene, George R., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Holloway, L. C., Scholarship Fund ...... 41 FPA Volusia/Flagler County Pharmacy Association Scholarship 57 Greenman, J. R., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 34, 60 Holloway, Sam and Connie, Scholarship ...... 80 FPA Walgreens Scholarship ...... 57 Greg Jones Endowment Scholarship ...... 41, 65 Hooper, Charles F. Jr., Memorial Awards ...... 76 Frank, Kevin Scott, Scholarship ...... 45, 67 Gregory, Arikka, Scholarship ...... 48 Hooser, Hobe and Gertrude, Scholarship ...... 18 Franklin, Paul G. and Harriette C., Merit Scholarship . . . . 25 Greiner Professional Scholarship ...... 67 Horn Award ...... 76 Franklin, Paul G. and Harriette C., Scholarship ...... 18 Grinter Fellowships ...... 75 Horne Memorial Award ...... 77 Frederick Family Scholarship in Physical Therapy ...... 80 Grodsky Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 46 Howard Scholarship Fund for Latin American Students . . 52 Freedom Forum Scholarships ...... 49 Groff, James and Judith, Scholarship ...... 35 Howard Sebold/Herrick Smith Fellowship ...... 42, 64 Freeland Graduate Tax Scholarship ...... 71 Gundersen, Martin Sr., Scholarship ...... 41 Howard, R. Holt, Endowed Scholarship ...... 38 Freeman-Asia ...... 27 Gyles Education Awards ...... 84 Howell, David, Jr., and Dan, Endowment ...... 45, 67 Fried, James L., Real Estate Scholarship Fund ...... 62 H. H. Block Construction Education Fund ...... 41 HSA Alumni Scholarship ...... 80 Friends of Music/Out-of-State Tuition Waivers ...... 48 Hackmann, Mike, Memorial Scholarship ...... 38, 60 Hubbell, Lawrence Baynard, Scholarship Fund ...... 48, 68 FRRC Scholarship Fund ...... 33 Haigh Award ...... 76 Hudson, Herbert Jr., Scholarship ...... 67 Fry Family Endowed MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 62 Haines, Alyce Norine, Fellowship Fund ...... 25 Huff, Paul B. Sr., Memorial Scholarship ...... 33 FTBA Scholarship ...... 37 Hal's Hope Equine Studies Scholarship ...... 81 Hughes Estate ...... 61 Fuhrman, Robert D. and Flora E., Scholarship ...... 17 Hall Fellowship Fund ...... 65 Hulsey, Mark Jr., Student Loan Fund ...... 73 Fulbright Program ...... 27 Hallman, Dr. Clemons Lester, Fellowship ...... 65 Hundred Club of Broward County Inc. Scholarship Fund . 18 Fulton, Guy C., Endowed Scholarship Fund in Architecture . . 64 Halsey, Earl W., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Hunt Brothers Endowment in Citrus Research & Education . . 60 Fulton, Guy C., Scholarship in Engineering Fund ...... 43 Hames, Courtney, Memorial Award ...... 54 Hunter, George Graham, Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Fuschetto Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Hamilton Scholarship ...... 38 Hunter, Thomas O., Scholarship Fund ...... 43 Fyfe Family Scholarship Fund ...... 46 Hamm, Cleve, Scholarship ...... 50 Hurston, Zora Neale, Fellowship Award Fund ...... 53, 74 Gahan, James and Margaret, Scholarship Fund ...... 60 Hancock, Donna and John, Scholarship ...... 44 Husmann Scholarship ...... 38 Gainesville Advertising Federation Susan Dixon Smith . . . . Hand, Homer and Dolly, Fellowship Fund ...... 60 Hutchinson, John H. G., Scholarship ...... 34 Memorial Scholarship ...... 49 Hanger Graduate Research Award ...... 76 Hynes Graduate Assistantship/Fellowship ...... 70 Gainesville Builders Association Scholarship ...... 65 Harbin Medical Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen, & Ginsburg P. A...... Gainesville Charitable Foundation Inc. Masonic Scholarship . 18 Hardee, Charles, Memorial Scholarship ...... 37 Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Gamma Sigma Delta ...... 35 Hardy, Jack S., Scholarship ...... 51 IEEE, William F. Fagen Loan Fund ...... 44 Garrett, Gene and Richard, Award ...... 54 Harn Museum of Art Scholarships and Fellowships ...... 25 Industrial and Systems Engineering Graduate Award . . . . . 67 Gartner Group Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Harold, Mills, Hawkins Scholarship Fund ...... 67 Ingraham, Ethel L., Theatre Scholarship Fund ...... 48 Gartner Group Information Technology Fund ...... 67 Harriet-Horner Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Inman Graduate Fellowship Fund ...... 81 Gates Cambridge Scholarship ...... 27 Harris Communications Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Institute for Pharmacy Entrepreneurs Scholarship ...... 57 Gates Millenium Scholarship ...... 86 Harris, J. Michael, Student Memorial Awards ...... 76 Institute of Food Technologists Scholarship ...... 39 Gator Club Scholarships ...... 27 Harris, Paul R., Fund ...... 60 Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society ...... 85 GatorLink ...... 3, 4 Harris, Samuel D., Scholarship ...... 78 Intermediate Study Award ...... 54 Gaynes, Barbara, Scholarship ...... 49 Harrison, Dalton S., Florida Irrigation Society Scholarships . . . 35 International Center ...... 26 General Electric Foundation Forgivable Loan Program . . .67 Harrison, Gardner Mark, Scholarship ...... 50 International Center Summer Study Abroad Scholarship . 27 General Engineering Scholarship ...... 44 Harrow, Thomas and Anita, Scholarship Fund ...... 66 Internships ...... 23, 38 Gerber Developmental Psychology Research Award . . . . . 77 Hart Loan Fund ...... 72 ITT Rayonier Foundation Senior Scholarship ...... 40 Gerber Social Psychology Outstanding Research Award . . 77 Hartman Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Jaberg, Russell Lowell, Scholarship Fund ...... 54 Gerber, Erwin, Memorial Scholarship ...... 41 Hartman, Ruth and Gerry, Scholarship ...... 78 Jacksonville Law Alumni Tuition Scholarship Fund . . . . . 71 Gerson Discretionary Scholar ...... 52 Hartt, Earl Wilmont, Scholarship ...... 61 Jacksonville Veterinary Medical Society Emergency Loan . 82 Gerson Jewish Studies Fellowship ...... 73 Harvard Jolly Clees Toppe Architects, P.A., Scholarship . 64 Jacob Scholarship ...... 71 Gerson Jewish Studies Scholarship ...... 52 Hatcher Foundation Statistics Fund ...... 77 Javits, Jacob, Fellowship Program ...... 27 Gerson, Gary and Neity, Presidential Scholars Fund . . . . . 51 Haufler Psychiatry Fund ...... 79 Jennings Scholarship ...... 39 Gerson, Preston, and Company, CPA Fellowship Fund . . .63 Haufler, Eugene C., Award ...... 79 Jennings, William and Else, Scholarship ...... 40, 60 Gerson/New World School of the Arts Scholarship ...... 47 Hauptman Scholarship Fund ...... 75 Johnson, Carl E., Memorial Fund ...... 40 Gibbs, M.D., Leon, Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Hausch, Grace, and John M., Memorial Fund ...... 25 Johnson, Donald R., Memorial Scholarship ...... 40 Gibson, Robin and Jean, Fellowship Endowment ...... 73 Hawkins, Wayne, Agricultural Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Johnson, Monteen, Gold Merit Award ...... 57 Gilkey Fifth-Year Student Professional Award ...... 42 Hay and Schrader Nursing Scholarship/Fellowship Fund . . 79 Johnson, Robert Wood, Dental Student Loan ...... 64 Gilkey Fourth-Year Student Professional Award ...... 42 Hayes, Thomas F. IV, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . 48, 69 Johnson, Theodore R. and Vivian M., Scholarship Program . . 31 Gilkey Pin-Up Award ...... 42 HDR Engineering Inc. Scholarship ...... 45 Johnston, Brady S., Scholarship Fund ...... 62 Gilkey Planting Design Award ...... 42 Health Professions General Scholarship ...... 58 Joiner, J. N., Graduate Student Scientific Presentation . . . . . Gilkey Third-Year Student Professional Award ...... 42 Health Professions Student Loan ...... 64, 82 Scholarship ...... 61 Gilman International Scholarship ...... 27 Health Solutions Scholarship Fund ...... 69 Joiner, J. N., Scholarship ...... 61 Gindy Scholarship Fund ...... 48 Hearn, Vernice Law, Scholarship ...... 43, 66 Jones Award for Originality and Creativity in Organic and . . Ginn, Claude S., Memorial Educational ...... 21 Hearst, Randolph A., Broadcast News Scholarship ...... 50 Inorganic Chemistry ...... 75 Givens Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Heart Failure Fellowship ...... 78 Jones, Jack and Betty, Scholarship Endowment ...... 57 Glamour’s Top Ten College Women Competition ...... 86 Heathcote, Metta, Scholarship ...... 18 Jones, Marion Jr. and John Paul, Scholarship ...... 50 Glasser, Martin, Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Heide, Francis, Memorial Scholarship ...... 81 Jones, Mary Ann, Memorial Scholarship ...... 34 Glick Graduate Research Award ...... 67 Heide, Harold S., Memorial Scholarship ...... 81 Jones-Edmunds Fellowship ...... 67 Gloss, Graham K.. Scholarship ...... 49 Heide, Theodore H., Memorial Scholarship ...... 81 Jordan, Winona, Undergraduate Scholarship ...... 53 Glover Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 79 Hemmingway, Ruth Keeling, American History Scholarship . . 85 Jorgensen, Fin, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 18, 29 Glover, Meredith Lewis, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . 56 Henderson Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Joshua W. Lepp Memorial Travel Endowment Fund . . 42, 64 Godron Medical Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Henter-Joyce Scholarship ...... 44 Journalism Alumni Scholarship ...... 50 Godron, Mr. & Mrs. W. A., Engineering Scholarship Fund 43 Herbert, T. Walter, Fellowship Fund ...... 75 Journyx Excellence In Project Accounting Philosophy . . . . . Goggin Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 74 Herlong, A. S., Graduate Fellowship ...... 61 Scholarship ...... 86 Goin, Sanford, Scholarship Fund ...... 41 Herndon, Phillip L., Endowment in Economics ...... 60 Julin Memorial Scholarship ...... 71 Gold Family Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Herrbold Memorial Fund ...... 78 Kallman, Irving and Elna, Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Goodman, Lawrence M., Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Hertz Foundation’s Graduate Fellowship ...... 27 Kanavos, Peter Sr., Memorial Award Fund ...... 65 Goodmark Scholarship ...... 71 Hess Awards ...... 62 Karle, Marty, Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Goodrum, Inez Culp, Scholarship Fund ...... 43 Hetrick, Dr. Lawrence A., Fund for Scholarships/Fellowships . 37 Katzoff, Annette Kendall, Fellowship Fund ...... 77 Goodwin Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Hiaasen, C. A., Scholarship ...... 50 Kazarian Family Scholarship ...... 57, 80 Index • 90

Keene Graduate Fellowship ...... 76 Lockhart, Madelyn, Dissertation Research Travel Award . 73 Memorial Healthcare System Scholarship ...... 57 Keene, Kenneth and Janet, Fellowship ...... 73 Lockhart, Madelyn, Fellowship Fund ...... 74 Mendenhall, Joan S., Fellowship Fund ...... 77 Keene, R. D., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Lockheed Martin Student Support Program Fund ...... 44 Mendenhall, William, Statistics Scholarship ...... 77 Keith and Schnars, P.A., Annual Scholarship Endowment 45 Loften, W. T., Scholarship ...... 36 Merck Graduate Fellowship ...... 77 Kellog Foundation Loans ...... 58 Lombardi, Cathryn, Scholarship ...... 48 Merdinger, Emanuel and Raidie P., Scholarship Fund . . . . 79 Kellough, Addam, Memorial Scholarship ...... 40 Lombardi, John V., Scholarship Program ...... 24 Meyer, Jessie Hamm, Graduate Award ...... 66 Kelly, Jake, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Longboat Key Garden Club Scholarship ...... 83 Meyer, Wilma D., Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Kemker Fellowship in Audiology Fund ...... 80 Long, Robert, Essay Scholarship ...... 54, 76 Meyerson, Al and Belle, Merit Award ...... 57 Kempfer Memorial Scholarship ...... 37 Long, Roger/W. J. and A. C. Wise Scholarship Fund . . 24, 25 Meyerson, Al and Belle, Scholarship ...... 80 Kendall, Sr., Harold E., Endowed Scholarship Fund . . . . . 60 Loop, Carl, Legislative Internship Endowments ...... 34 Miami Herald South Florida Scholarships ...... 50 Kerlin, Jim, Broadcasting Scholarships ...... 50 Lorenz, Walter, Endowed Scholarship ...... 63 Michopoulos, Basilios, Scholarship ...... 52 Kerr, Gareth, Memorial Scholarship ...... 26 Lovering Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Micolucci, Victor, Scholarship Fund ...... 57, 80 Kimley-Horn Scholarship ...... 45,67 Lowe, Doris, and Earl and Verna Lowe Scholarship ...... 34 Milikin Electrical Engineering Scholarship Fund ...... 45 King Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Lowenstein, Rachel B., Scholarship ...... 50 Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) . . . . . 84 Kippert, Stephen, Memorial Scholarship ...... 68 Lowenstein, Ralph and Bronia, Assistantship ...... 70 Milk Bottle Promotion Fund ...... 60 Kirkland-Johns Scholarship ...... 75 Lumia Memorial Fellowship Fund ...... 63 Miller, C. J., Scholarship ...... 78 Kluger, Peretz, Kaplan, &Berlin, P.L. Tuition Scholarship . 72 Lutz Counselor Education Scholarship ...... 66 Miller, Don, 5th-Year Accounting Scholarship Fund . . . . . 63 Knapp Scholarship/Fellowship ...... 37 Lybass, Jim and John, Forest Landowners Scholarship(s) . . 40 Miller, Nell C., Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Knight Foundation Endowment for the New World School of Lykes Music Scholarship Fund ...... 68 Miller, Ralph W., Scholarship ...... 29, 63 the Arts ...... 47 Lykes, Velma, Fruit Crop Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Miller, Robert and Diane, Scholarship ...... 64 Knight Foundation Scholarship ...... 29 Lykes, Velma, Music Scholarship Fund ...... 47 Miller, Wilron E., Family Excellence Scholarship ...... 18 Knight, John S. and James L., Foundation Endowment for the Lytal Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Minority Education Scholarship (MES) ...... 84 New World School of the Arts ...... 68 Mabry Loan Fund ...... 73 Mirabella, Joanne and Charles, Scholarship ...... 50 Knight, John S. and James L., Foundation Scholarships . . . 50 Macdonald Prize Fund ...... 71 MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Masters in ...... Knox Millsaps Graduate Fellowships ...... 67 MacFarlane, Ausley, Ferguson, and McCullen Scholarship Fund 71 Oceanography Program ...... 55 Knox Millsaps Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant . . . MacLennan Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Mitchell Scholarships ...... 27 Award ...... 67 Madison, James, Memorial Fellowship Foundation ...... 27 Mitchell, Everett M., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 37 Koegel, Karen, Annual Scholarship ...... 43, 66 Madison, James, Memorial Foundation ...... 84 Moore, Alan C., Scholarship ...... 49 Kohn, Alfred M., Memorial Scholarships ...... 50 Mahan, Parker E., D.D.S., Ph.D., Endowed Fellowship . . . 63 Montgomery, Dallas, Memorial Scholarship ...... 67 Koleos, Daniel L., Graduate Scholarship ...... 76 Malagodi, E. F. Jr., Memorial Scholarship ...... 77 Morales Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Koleos, Daniel L., Undergraduate Scholarship ...... 53 Malasanos, Lois, Scholarship Fund ...... 56, 79 Morgen Endowed Fellowship in Chemical Engineering . . . 67 Kolko, Philip and David, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . 52 Malcolm Pirnie Scholarship Fund ...... 44 Morrison, D. L., Dental Student Loan ...... 64 Korf Turfgrass Research Fund ...... 60 Maloney Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Morton Amsterdam Foundation ...... 63 Kraft Foods Scholarship ...... 44 Maloney Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Morton, John E., Scholarship Fund ...... 45 Krentzman, Judge Ben, Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Manatee County Medical Society Scholarships ...... 85 Morway Memorial Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Krezdorn, A. H., Memorial Scholarship ...... 60 Manatee County Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Mosbacher, Lillian P., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Kubiet, Leo L., Advertising Scholarship ...... 50 Manee, Sr., Harry R., Scholarship Fund ...... 39 Moseley, Beverly, Scholarship ...... 36 Kynes, James W., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Maples Scholarship Fund ...... 74 Motorola Named Endowed Graduate Fellowship Fund . . . . 67 La Casita Scholarships ...... 86 Marees, Maria, Memorial Women’s Leadership Scholarship . .52 Mu Sigma Rho Honorary ...... 54 La Fontaine Fellowship Endowment Fund ...... 40 Marine National Four-Year NROTC Scholarship ...... 55 Mulrennan Scholarship Fund ...... 37 Laborers Intl. Union of N. America (LIUNA) Arthur Coia . Marion Music Scholarship/Fellowship Fund ...... 47 Murphey, Milledge, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 37 and R.P. Vinall Scholarship Fund ...... 41 Maroon MBA Fellowship Endowment ...... 62 Murphree Engineering Loan Fund ...... 44 Laitinen Graduate Fellowship ...... 75 Marshall Scholarships ...... 27 Murphree, A. A., Loan Fund ...... 44 Lakes and Hills Garden Club Scholarship ...... 35 Marshall, Adison Franklin, Scholarship in Civil Engineering . 45 Murphy Loan Fund ...... 73 Lamothe, E. F., Agricultural Scholarships Fund ...... 34 Martí, José, Scholarship ...... 29 NACDS Scholarship ...... 58 Lampros Graduate Fellowship and Lectureship Fund . . . . . 62 Martin and Phillips Scholarship ...... 66 Nadia Venable Hall Scholarship ...... 18 Lancaster Scholarship ...... 43 Martin County Master Gardener Scholarship ...... 35 National Academy for Nuclear Training Fellowship . . . . . 68 Landsman Endowed Fellowship Fund ...... 77 Martin, Edgar A., Scholarship ...... 34 National Academy for Nuclear Training Scholarships . . . . 47 Lane, Trohn, Clarke, Bertrand, & Williams Scholarship Fund 71 Martin, J. W., and Martin Phillips, A. M., Scholarship Fund . . 43 National Achievement Scholarships ...... 24 Langadas, Angelo, Scholarship ...... 52 Mason, William C. III, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . 18, 29 National Association of Home Builders ...... 42, 65 Langley, E. Robert, Internship ...... 26 Masseria, Bernard F., Scholarship/Fellowship Fund . . . 24, 25 National Community Pharmacists Assn. Foundation Loans . . . . 58 Langley, E. Robert, Scholarship Fund ...... 47, 68 Massey, W. W., Sr., Presidential Scholarship Fund ...... 51 National Federation of the Blind ...... 32 Lanzillotti Graduate Fellowship in Public Policy Research . 62 Matthew Remsen Scholarship ...... 41, 65 National Federation of the Blind of Florida Scholarship . . 32 LaPradd Fellowship Fund ...... 69 Matthews, Billy, Scholarship ...... 29 National Foliage Foundation Graduate Assistantship . . . . . 60 Larsen, Elizabeth E., Graduate Memorial Scholarship . . . . 66 Matthews, Billy, Scholarship Fund ...... 26 National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Scholarship Program 85 Larsen, Elizabeth E., Music Scholarship Fund ...... 47 Matthews, C. Arnold, Graduate Fellowship in Finance Fund .62 National Institute of Health Scholarship ...... 27 Larsen, M. J., Award ...... 46 Matthews, Richard F., Graduate Scholarship ...... 61 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Scholarship ...... 85 Larson, L. E. "Red," Professorship and Graduate Fellowship 60 Mautz Law Review Scholarship ...... 71 National Merit Finalist Scholarships ...... 24 Latin Builders Association Scholarship ...... 29 May, Fountain H. Sr., Scholarship/ Fellowship Fund . . . . . 60 National Poultry & Food Distributors Assn. Scholarship . . 84 Latin Builders Association Scholarship for Ethical Development 18 Mayo, Nathan, Scholarship ...... 34 National Science Fellowships ...... 27 Lawrence Fellowships Endowment ...... 60 MBA Advisory Board Scholarship ...... 63 National Science Foundation FL-GA Louis Stokes Alliance . Lawrence, David Sr., Scholarship ...... 50 McCaughey Scholarship Fund ...... 69 for Minority Participation ...... 85 Leach, Bob, Broadcasting Scholarship ...... 50 McClamma Research Fellowship Fund ...... 78 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships Leathers Scholarship Fund ...... 78 McFerrin Scholarship ...... 40 Program ...... 85 Leavenworth/McClaskey Undergraduate Scholarship Fund 46 McGee, Richard E. and Patricia M., Scholarship ...... 71 National Security Agency Analysis Training Program . . . . 86 Leavitt Fellowship Fund ...... 69 McGhee, Max B., Scholarship ...... 36 National Security Education ...... 27 Leavitt Scholarship Fund ...... 48, 69 McGinty Endowment ...... 73 NAVC Emergency Loan ...... 82 Lee-McCachren Scholarship Fund ...... 69 McGriff Family Endowed Scholarship ...... 69 Navy National Four-Year NROTC Nursing Scholarship . .55 Legg Academic Year Scholarship ...... 27 McGuire Scholarship ...... 43, 66 Navy National Four-Year NROTC Scholarship ...... 55 Lemerand, L. Gale, Scholarship Fund ...... 25 McKeel MBA Fellowship Fund ...... 63 Navy National Two-year Scholarship ...... 55 Leonard Tuition Scholarship ...... 71 McKethan, Alfred A., Scholarship ...... 25 NCPA Presidential Scholar Award ...... 58 Leonard, Elizabeth and William F., Endowment Scholarship . . 66 McKown, Bobby F., Endowment Fund ...... 34, 38 Neilson, Dixie, Museum Studies Registration Internship . . 25 Lesueur, Fred, Scholarship Fund ...... 62 McLaughlin Endowment Fund ...... 73 Neimark Scholarship ...... 86 Levin Scholarship Fund ...... 78 McLaughlin, Charles Vincent and Heidi Cole, Endowment . . 51 Nelson, Norman F., Fellowship Fund ...... 43, 66 Levitt Award ...... 77 McLean Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 41 New World School of the Arts Scholarship ...... 47 Levy, George A., Scholarship ...... 50 McNair Bostick Scholarship ...... 66 New York Times Scholarships ...... 50 Lewis Memorial Fund ...... 73 McNair Scholars Program ...... 26 Newbern, Cope and Edna, Fund ...... 60 Lewis Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 McNatt Scholarship ...... 71 Newins and Ziegler Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Liberty, Charlotte M., Scholarship ...... 80, 82 McNeill Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Newman, Stuart G., Public Relations Scholarship ...... 50 Library Fines ...... 11 McNulty Fellowship Fund ...... 63 Newton, Red, Freedom of Information Assistantships . . . . 51 Lipsky, Michael A., Scholarship Fund ...... 53 McNulty MBA Endowment ...... 63 Nicoletti Scholarship ...... 81 Lively, Hal W., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 38 McPhilomy Scholarship ...... 49 Noah Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Llewelyn Loan Fund ...... 73 McQuown, O. Ruth, Scholarship Fund ...... 51, 73 Noble, Ruth Selby, Memorial Scholarship/Fellowship Fund . .18 Loan Cancellation ...... 16 Meade Memorial Fellowship ...... 78 Noel Lake Award ...... 42, 64 Loan Consolidation ...... 14 Mechanical Engineering Teaching Assistant Awards . . . . .67 Norris, Lieutenant Randy Jr., Endowed Scholarship Fund .27 Loan Deferments ...... 16 Medco Scholarship ...... 57 North American Veterinary Conference Scholarship . . . . . 82 Loan Repayment ...... 16 Medical College General Scholarship ...... 78 Notley Scholarship Fund ...... 52 Loans for Disadvantaged Students ...... 64 Meissner Scholarship Fund ...... 66 Novogrodsky Memorial Award for Artistic Pursuits ...... 47 Locke Scholarship Fund ...... 71 Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Studies ...... 27 NSLDS ...... 3 Lockhart, Madelyn M., Endowed Doctoral Fund ...... 62 Melnick, Cynthia A., Endowment ...... 25 Nursing Consolidated Support ...... 56 Lockhart, Madelyn M., Graduate Fellowship ...... 25 Memolo, Matthew Martin, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . 44 Nursing Student Loan Fund ...... 56 Index • 91

Nursing Veteran's Scholarship ...... 79 Powers, Timer, Scholarship ...... 34 Ross Assistantship for Investigative Reporting ...... 70 Nursing Veteran’s Scholarship ...... 56 Pratt Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Ross International Travel Award Fund ...... 61 Nutter, Hazen E., Scholarship Fund ...... 51, 73 President’s Scholarship ...... 53 Ross Scholarship ...... 78 O’Brien MBA Scholars Endowment Fund ...... 63 Presidential Scholarships ...... 24 Ross, Cammie Greene, Scholarship ...... 78 O’Connell, John D., Scholarship ...... 44 Presser Scholarship ...... 48 Ross, Margaret A., Fellowship ...... 67 O'Connell, Rita, Scholarship Fund ...... 32 Presser, Edwin, Scholarship ...... 72 Rotary International ...... 27 O’Connor, David E. and Margaret, Scholarship ...... 18 Price Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Roth Memorial Award ...... 76 O’Neill Liberal Arts and Sciences Excellence Fund ...... 73 Price, H. Douglas, American Government Fund ...... 76 Rottman, Roger, Memorial Scholarship ...... 61 O’Sullivan, Brendon, Award for Academic Excellence . . . 53 Price, J. Ed and Betty B., Scholarship Fund ...... 66 Rozelle Sport Management Endowment ...... 49 Odum Graduate Fellowship Fund ...... 67 Primack, Robert B., Social Foundations of Education ...... Ruebush Endowment ...... 51 Off-campus jobs ...... 23 Fellowship ...... 66 Ruebush, Florence W., Assistantship ...... 70 Officer Development Branch Of Navy Recruiting Command Prince, Judy Lynn, Scholarship ...... 50 Ruegamer Biochemistry Scholarship ...... 75 Controlled NROTC Scholarship ...... 55 Proctor & Gamble Chemical Engineering Scholarship Fund . . 44 Ruge, John G., and Fannie F., Memorial Funds ...... 21 Olmstead Foundation Scholarship ...... 55 Proctor, Jack and Celia, Scholarship in History Fund . . . . .76 Ruge, John G., Scholarship ...... 18 Olowo, John Paul, Memorial Fund ...... 77 Proctor, Samuel, Fellowship Fund in History ...... 76 Rumsey, Muriel, Foundation Endowment ...... 61 Olson Graduate Fellowship Fund ...... 60 Proctor, Samuel, Graduate Teaching Assistant Award . . . . 76 Rumsey, Muriel, Foundation Fellowship ...... 61 Orange County Farm Bureau Scholarship ...... 34 Proctor, Terrye Coggin, Merit Memorial Scholarship Fund 72 Russell Corporation Endowed Scholarship Fund ...... 73 ORISE/DHS Fellowship ...... 85 Proctor, Terrye Coggin, Scholarship Fund (Tuition) . . . . . 72 Ruth Hay and Hans Schrader Nursing Scholarship ...... 56 Orlando Garden Club Fellowships ...... 60 Professional Engineering Consultants Scholarships ...... 44 Rydberg, Ulla, Memorial Fund ...... 65 Orlando Sentinel/South Florida Sun-Sentinel Scholarships 50 Progress Energy Scholarship ...... 45, 46 Rydell, Sheila K., Memorial Award ...... 64 Orman/Rhoton Fellowship Exchange ...... 78 Prosser Memorial Scholarship ...... 40 Salisbury Scholarship ...... 72 Other Personnel Services (OPS) ...... 22, 23 Prudential Business Ethics Scholarship ...... 29 Salsbury Endowment Fund for Veterinary Medicine ...... 82 Pagano Memorial Scholarship ...... 47 Pugsley, Arthur W., Memorial Fund ...... 24, 25 Sanchez, José M., Scholarship ...... 18 Palm Beach County Medical Society Aux. Scholarship Fund .79 Pugsley, Ruth L., Memorial Fund Scholarship ...... 18 Sanders, Cleo Talley, Endowment Fund ...... 64 Palm Beach County Pharmaceutical Assn. Scholarship . . . 58 Pye, Thomas G., Scholarship Fund ...... 54 Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club Jimmy Traucht Scholarship . 18 Palm Beach Post/Cox Foundation Scholarships ...... 50 Quad-County Dental Society Loan ...... 64 Sapp Urban Entomolgy Scholarship ...... 37 Palmer, Charles M. and Thelma Meredith, Scholarship 34, 60 Rabb, Jodie, Memorial Award ...... 64 Satellite Offices ...... 1 Parental Contribution ...... 6 Raff, Marshall M., Scholarship Endowment ...... 52 Savary Scholarship ...... 72 Parker, Winifred Todd, Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Rain Bird Award ...... 42, 65 Savary Scholarship for Continuing Students ...... 72 Parking Decal ...... 10 Rambo, William R. Sr., Scholarship in Dentistry ...... 64 Sawyer, Earl and Ruth, Fund ...... 54 Parnell-Tillery Dental Loan ...... 64 Rambo, William R. Sr., Scholarship in Medicine Fund . . . 78 Sawyer, William L., Loan Fund ...... 44 Parrino Graduate Student Endowment ...... 63 Rambo, William R. Sr., Scholarship in Vet. Medicine Fund . .81 Scarborough Scholarship for Summer Study Abroad . . . . . 27 Part-Time Student Employment ...... 1 Ramsaur, D. W., Distinguished Scholar Award Fund . . 57, 80 Schell, Susan Hitzler, Scholarship Fund ...... 51 Paslay, L. C., Scholarships ...... 44 Rand, Ayn, Institute Essay Contests ...... 86 Schiebler Children’s Advocacy Award in Pediatrics ...... 79 Patten Memorial Scholarship ...... 72 Randall, Malcolm, Fellowship in Health Care Admin. 58, 80 Schlueter, Brent, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Patterson Graduate Fellowship ...... 67 Rasmussen, Susan O., Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Schnell, Herman W., Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . 49, 69 Peacock, Gary, Scholarship ...... 50 Rawlings Marjorie Kinnan, Baskin Fellowship ...... 75 Schoessow, G. J., Scholarships ...... 47 Pearce-Deyo Scholarships ...... 50 Raybun, Albert G., Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Scholarships for Children and Spouses of Deceased or ...... Peart, Bob and Virginia, Scholarship Fund ...... 35 Raynal, Margaret E., Memorial Fund ...... 65 Disabled Veterans ...... 28 Pell Grant, Federal ...... 17, 18, 19, 20 Raynor Memorial Scholarship ...... 81 Schuemann, Kyle, Scholarship ...... 49 Pell, Charley, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Reaves 4-H Dairy Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Schulman Tuition Scholarship ...... 72 Pellicane, Kathleen James, Fellowship ...... 25 Reaves, Dorothy, String Scholarship Fund ...... 48 Schumacher Fellowship ...... 77 Penn, Melanie Meador, Memorial Scholarship ...... 81 Reed, Frank and Louise, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . 72 Schwartz, Moe and Laura, Scholarships ...... 50 Perrigo Award for Excellence in Non-Prescription ...... Reed, T. M. III, Memorial Scholarship ...... 44 Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 76 Medication Studies ...... 58 Reed-Hill Scholarship ...... 46 Scoville, Jr., Herbert, Peace Fellowship ...... 27 Perry Memorial Scholarship in Greek Studies ...... 74 Refunds ...... 8 SECME Inc...... 44 Perry Scholarship for Study in Greece ...... 52 Reichert House Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Secrist, Dolly and Robert L., Sr., Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Perry Scholarship in Greek Language ...... 52 Reid, Justus, Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Section, Anthony, Memorial Scholarship ...... 42, 65 Perry Scholarship in Hellenic Civilization ...... 52 Reid, William T. and Jackie C., Scholarship in Pharmacy 57, 80 Selby Student Loan Fund ...... 82 Peter Spyke Scholarship ...... 39 Reid, William T. and Jackie C., Scholarship inDentistry . . 64 Selby, William and Marie, Dental Loan ...... 64 Peterson, Herbert and Edith, Endowment Fund ...... 51 Reiner Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Senior Law Loan Fund ...... 73 Pettengill, Iona M., Graduate Fellowship ...... 79 Reitz Undergraduate Scholars Program ...... 26 Senn, Rear Admiral Elliot M., Educational Grant ...... 55 Pfizer Epilepsy Scholarship Award ...... 32 Reitz, Frances Millikan, ScholarshipFund ...... 48 Senn, Rear Admiral Elliot M., Essay Award Scholarship . . 56 Phelps Foundation Scholarships ...... 38 Rentenbach Graduate Tax Scholarship ...... 72 Service Indicators ...... 11 Phelps, Earle P., Loan Fund ...... 44 Repaying Your Loan ...... 14 Seymour, Jonathan and Elizabeth, Award ...... 42, 64 Phelps, William T., Scholarship Fund ...... 43 Retail Contractors Association Scholarship ...... 42 Shands Hospital Auxiliary Revolving Loan Fund ...... 58 Phi Alpha Delta Loans ...... 73 Rhines & Tarr Scholarship Fund ...... 46 Shands Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships ...... 58 Phi Chi Omega Scholarship ...... 37 Rhoden, Krisia and Steve, Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . 64 Shands Hospital Board of Directors Scholarship Fund . . . .58 Phi Delta Phi Loan Fund ...... 73 Rhoden, Steven, Memorial Scholarship ...... 18 Shannon, Patricia L., Scholarships ...... 50 Phillips, Bridgett Bernadette, Scholarship Fund ...... 53 Rhodes Scholarship ...... 27 SHARE Undergraduate Scholarships ...... 35 Phillips, Irene, Alliance Scholarship ...... 27 Richard, Deb, Foundation Scholarship ...... 25, 32 Sharp, Jim, Scholarship ...... 44 Pickard Assistantship ...... 70 Richardson, Carolyn D., Scholarship in Urban Entomology . . 37 Shelley Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Pickering Scholarship ...... 27 Richardson, Jim, Memorial Theatre Scholarship Fund . 48, 68 Shelley, William Paul Sr., Memorial Fund in Forestry . . . . 61 Pickett & Hatcher Educational Fund ...... 86 Richman, Greer, Weil, Brumbaugh, Mirabito, & Christensen Sherwood L. Stokes-Professor Clarence J. TeSelle ...... Pilling, Cora B...... 21 Scholarship ...... 72 Scholarships ...... 72 Pinkerton Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Richter, Frank and Doris S., Memorial Scholarship Fund . 25 Shih Scholarship ...... 35 Pioneer Psychology Faculty Fund ...... 77 Riewald, Brian, Memorial Fund ...... 77 Short-Term Loans ...... 13 Pittman Fellowship Endowment in the College of ...... Riker Scholarship Fund ...... 66 Shulevitz, Norman, Foundation Scholarships ...... 52 Engineering ...... 67 Riley Scholarship Fund ...... 82 Shutts & Bowen Meyers-Wolfe Memorial Tuition ...... Pitts Music Scholarship Fund ...... 68 Rimmer, Ryan, Memorial Scholarship ...... 36 Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Pitts, Charles and Mary, Scholarship ...... 45 Rinker Awards ...... 42 Sias, Ralph, Scholarship ...... 45, 67 Pitts, David E., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 42 Rinker Companies Scholarship ...... 65 Sigma Alpha Iota Fund ...... 48 Pitts, Edith P., Music Scholarship Fund ...... 47 Rinker Scholar Endowment ...... 65 Sigmon, Kermit, Scholarship ...... 54 PNS Leadership Scholarship ...... 55 Rizzi Scholarship ...... 47, 68 Silver, Julie, Memorial Scholarship ...... 50 Podes, Angelo, Scholarship Fund ...... 51 Roberts Agricultural Finance Scholarship ...... 34 Silverman Scholarship ...... 72 Poehling Memorial Fellowship ...... 75 Robertson, William K. “Bill”, Endowment Fund ...... 61 Simmons, G. Ballard, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 66 Poekert Award ...... 46 Robinson Reese Saunders Loan Fund ...... 73 Simon Fellowship for Noble Purpose ...... 27 Point Foundation National LGBT Scholarship Fund . . . . . 86 Robison Memorial Scholarship ...... 72 Simpson Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 82 Polston, S., Memorial Fund ...... 61 Roche, Marion C., Scholarship Fund ...... 36 Sims, Bill, Scholarship ...... 49, 69 Ponikvar, Cathie/NRHH Award ...... 26 Rogero, Ida, Children Fellowship and Assistantship Fund in . Simultaneous Membership Program ...... 55, 79 Ponsoldt Family Educational Endowment ...... 40 Affordable Housing ...... 41 Sindelar Scholarship Fund ...... 64 Poole, William E., Scholarship Fund ...... 45 Rogers, James Gamble, Award (RLF Arch) ...... 64 Sirmyer Fellowship Fund for Occupational Therapy . . . 58, 81 Pope, P. M., Scholarship Fund ...... 44 Romrell Memorial Fund ...... 79 Sisler Graduate Fellowship ...... 75 Porter Creative Writing Fellowship ...... 75 Rose Memorial Scholarship ...... 40 Sites, John W., Memorial Graduate Scholarship ...... 61 Potter/Chafin Scholarship Fund ...... 49, 69 Rose, Robert L., Memorial Scholarship ...... 29 Sites, John, Memorial Scholarship ...... 39 Poultry Science Outstanding Graduate Student Award . . . 61 Rosenberger, Margaret, Annual Award ...... 43, 66 Skinner, Otis A., Scholarship ...... 64 Pound, C. Addison Jr. & Annie Cannon, Fund ...... 44 Rosenthal Memorial Scholarship/Assistantship ...... 51 Slade Scholarship ...... 82 Pound, C. Addison Sr. & Annie Cannon, Scholarship in . . . Rosenthal, Lillian and Herman, Memorial Assistantship . . 70 Slagle Memorial Fund ...... 73 Business Administration ...... 40, 63 Rosewood Family Scholarship Fund ...... 29 Smajstrla Scholarship ...... 35 Povey, Edna L., Fund ...... 53 Rosier Memorial Award ...... 46 SMART Grant ...... 18, 19 Powell, Christopher M., and Stuart D. Hall Scholarship . . 78 Rosin, Michael A., Scholarship ...... 78 Smigel Scholarship/ Fellowship ...... 50 Index • 92

Smith and Gillespie Scholarship ...... 44 Tedder, George W. Jr. and Susan Heald, Scholarship Fund 48, 68 Voelker, Charles and Elsie, Award ...... 53 Smith Marine Scholarship/ Fellowship Fund ...... 61 Tefertiller, Kenneth R. and Waynell, Endowment ...... 34 Voelker, Charles and Elsie, Scholarship ...... 52 Smith Scholarship Endowment ...... 42 Terzenbach Memorial Scholarship ...... 34 Vogel Foundation Scholarship ...... 45 Smith Scholarship Fund ...... 38 TeSelle Memorial Loan Fund ...... 73 Voichysonk, Bernard F., Scholarship ...... 41 Smith, Frederick B., Scholarship ...... 39, 61 Tesher, Daisy K., Loan ...... 64 Wachovia Scholarship and Internship Fund ...... 63 Smith, JoAnn, Scholarship ...... 36 Texas Instruments Fellowship ...... 68 Waggoner, Marjorie Schear, Fellowship ...... 66 Smith, W. Austin, and Wylie W. Gillespie Scholarships . .45 Tharpe Scholarship ...... 49 Wagley Research Fellowship ...... 52 Smoak, John F., Memorial Scholarship ...... 34 Thatcher Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Wakeman, Don, Scholarship ...... 36 Snelling Scholarship Endowment Fund ...... 44 The Phelps Foundation Trust Scholarships ...... 39 Wal-Mart Scholarship ...... 58 Social Security Administration ...... 31 Theater and Dance Scholarship ...... 48 Walgreen’s Scholarship ...... 58 Social Security Number ...... 3 Thibert, Leta Gertrude, Nursing Scholarship ...... 56 Walker, Kay F., Scholarship Fund ...... 58 Society of American Foresters, Florida Division, Senior . . . . . Thomas Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Walker, Leigh A., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 40 Student Scholarship ...... 40 Thomas, Don, Memorial Scholarship ...... 29 Walker, Ronnie W., Scholarships ...... 72 Society of Automotive Engineers Scholarship ...... 44 Thomason, Bruce, Family Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . 80 Wallace, Alvin T., Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Soil and Water Conservation Society, Florida Chapter, . . . . . Thompson Scholarship ...... 76 Wallace, Arthur L...... 21 Scholarship ...... 39 Thompson, Irene, Scholarship ...... 52, 74 Ward, William F., Memorial Scholarship ...... 34, 38, 61 Soil and Water Science Department Outstanding ...... Thompson, Jon L. and Beverly A., Endowment ...... 25 Warden, F. Andrew, Advertising Scholarship ...... 29, 50 Undergraduate Award ...... 39 Thornton Scholarship ...... 49, 69 Warner, Richard Fay, Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Soil and Water Science Department Scholarship Award . . 61 Threadgill Scholarship Program Fund ...... 73 Wass Endowed Scholarship ...... 66 Soil and Water Science, Award for Graduate Student ...... Tigert, John J., Loan Fund ...... 44 Watson Endowment for Leadership in Journalism Management 70 Excellence ...... 61 Tillman, Floyd “Sonny,” Scholarship ...... 36 Watson, James N., Memorial Scholarship ...... 34 Sones, Peter J. Jr., Scholarship Endowment ...... 51 Tobacco Farmers Scholarship Fund ...... 35 Watson, Robert T., M.D., Medical Scholarship Fund . . . . . 78 Sorensen, Mary Grace, Memorial Nursing Scholarship 56, 79 Tolbert, Edward J., Memorial ...... 21 Wattenbarger, Dr. James L., Fellowship ...... 66 Soros, Paul and Daisy, Fellowships ...... 27, 86 Traina, John L. &Marie C., Scholarship ...... 44 Weaver Student Loan Fund ...... 41 Souer, Marco, Academic Year in Utrecht Scholarship . . . . 27 Trainor, Francene, Memorial Fund ...... 57, 80 Weaver, Frances P., Scholarship Fund ...... 82 Soule Scholarship Fund ...... 61 Traucht Scholarship ...... 29 Webb Scholarship ...... 36 Southeastern Food Processor’s Association Scholarship . . .38 Travis Scholarship ...... 49 Weber, George F., Award ...... 39 Southeastern Milk Inc. Scholarship ...... 37 Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club Scholarships ...... 82 Wedgworth Graduate Fellowship ...... 61 Southern Scholarship Foundation ...... 26, 86 Triay, Jr., Edward J., Memorial ...... 21 Weil, Anna A., Loan Fund ...... 44 Southern States Scholarship ...... 35 Trimble Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 81 Weil, Joseph and Cyrille, Award ...... 46 Southwest Florida Vegetable Growers Fund ...... 39 Trottman, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Weil, Joseph, Loan Fund ...... 44 Spencer Memorial Fund ...... 79 Truman, Harry, Scholarship Foundation ...... 27 Weimer, Rae O., Scholarship ...... 50 Spessard Fund ...... 75 Tubbs, F. Eugene, Critical Burn Nursing Scholarship Fund 56, 80 Weiss, Lauren, Memorial Scholarship ...... 41 Spiegel Graduate Fellowship ...... 80 Tuckett, Iva and Norman, Scholarship Fund ...... 44 Wellborn, Charles G. Jr., Scholarship ...... 50 Spitznagel, Ronald J., Fellowship ...... 80 Tuition Exchange Program ...... 25 Wellmon, Dixie Bayer, Scholarship Endowment ...... 56 Spolter Memorial Fund ...... 45 Turlington, Ralph D., Scholarship and Fellowship Fund . . 43, 66 Wells, Honorable Clyde B., Memorial Scholarship ...... 18 Spoto Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Turner, I. Douglas, Grant ...... 18, 19 Wen-Hsiang Chai Scholarship ...... 18 Squitieri, Christopher M., Scholarship Fund ...... 32 Tutton Endowed Scholarship ...... 69 Wentworth Fellowship in Forensic Medicine Fund ...... 78 St. Petersburg Panhellenic Alumnae Assoc. Scholarship 86 Tweedale Engineering Technical Scholarship ...... 56 Wentworth, A. F., Honors Scholarship ...... 25 St. Petersburg Times Scholarships ...... 50 Tyner Scholarship ...... 68 West, Josephine A., Memorial Service Scholarship ...... 26 St. Petersburg Times/James P. Kerlin Assistantship ...... 70 U.S. Army Center of Military History Dissertation Fellowships . 84 Wester, Suzanne M., Scholarship ...... 78 Staplcotn Scholarship ...... 35 U.S. Department of Education Academic Year Title VI . . . . Weyenberg MBA Scholarship Fund ...... 63 Start-Up Costs Worksheet ...... 9 Foreign Intensive Foreign Language and Area Studies . . Wheat Engineering Fund ...... 44 State of Florida PIN ...... 3 (FLAS) Fellowship ...... 74 Wheat Medical Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Steiner, Jim, Endowed Scholarships Fund ...... 18 U.S. Department of Education Title VI Foreign Language and Whitehill, Virginia Hurst, Scholarship Fund ...... 34 Steinman, Irene H., Loan Fund ...... 44 Areas Studies ...... 73 Whitfield Constitutional Law Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Steinmetz, C. P. and Lynn, Scholarship/Fellowship ...... 37 U.S. Department of Education Title VI Summer Foreign . . . Wickstrom Family Fund ...... 70 Stephens, John and Ethel, Scholarship ...... 36 Intensive Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) . . Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest ...... 86 Stephens, Richard B., Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Fellowship ...... 73, 74 Wilcox Scholarship Fund ...... 82 Stevens, B. K. & Betty C., Graduate Scholarship ...... 69 Udall, Morris, Scholarship Foundation ...... 27 Wilder Sisters Scholarship Fund ...... 56, 80 Stevens, Naomi S., Memorial Graduate Scholarship . . . . . 69 UF Dental Guild Loan ...... 64 Wilford, Hugh and Mabel, Scholarship ...... 78 Stokes Chemical Engineering Graduate Fellowship Fund . 67 UF Emergency Short-Term Loans ...... 21 Wilgus, A. Curtis Graduate Fellowship Fund ...... 52 Stokes, Sherwood L. -Environmental and Water Quality . . . . UF Gator Club Scholarships ...... 27 Wilhelm, Ralph S. Jr., Scholarship ...... 82 Scholarships ...... 25 UF Graduate Grant ...... 19 Wilkes, J. Fred & Lilly C., Scholarship ...... 44 Stokes, Sherwood L., –General Practitioner Scholarship . . 72 UF Honors Summer Study Abroad Scholarship ...... 27 Williams, J.F., Memorial Scholarship ...... 36 Stokes-Day Scholarship ...... 72 UF International Center Spring Semester Study Abroad . . . . Willinger, Edwin, Trust Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Storms, D. A., Scholarship ...... 36 Scholarship ...... 27 Wilmot Prize for Excellence in Music Education Fund . . . . 68 Stoughton, Mark W., Theatre Scholarship Fund . . . . .48, 68 UF Long-Term Loans ...... 21 Wilson Musical Theatre Scholarships ...... 48 Stoughton, Mark, Band Scholarship Fund ...... 48 UFID ...... 3 WilsonMiller Inc. Scholarship ...... 45 Stovall Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 64 UFLaw School Faculty Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Wirtanen, George W., Scholarship Fund ...... 78 Streib Award ...... 77 United Services Automobile Association Scholarship Awards 56 Withdrawal ...... 8 Stringfellow, Hart R...... 21 United States Golf Association (USGA) ...... 51 Witten Scholarship Fund ...... 82 Stripling Scholarship Fund ...... 66 United States Peace Corps ...... 83 Wohlgemuth, Elizabeth and Julius, Scholarship ...... 41 Student Affairs ...... 26 University Club of Orlando Loan Fund ...... 73 Wolff, William W. and Marie C., Scholarship Fund . . . . . 78 Student Aid for Education (SAFE) ...... 21 University Financial Services ...... 13 Wood, H. E., Scholarship ...... 36 Student Contribution ...... 6 University Honors Program ...... 27 Wood, Mary Bradshaw, Award ...... 43 Student Employment ...... 22 University of Florida Friends of Theater and Dance . . . 48, 68 Woodruff, Sara H., Foundation Graduate Fellowships . . . . 25 Student Employment Office ...... 22 University Women’s Club Award ...... 68 Woods, F. A., Awards ...... 62 Student Health Care Center ...... 26 University Women’s Club Scholarships ...... 25 Woodward, Eugene E., Memorial Scholarship ...... 38 Student Health Fee ...... 12 Urban Entomology Undergraduate Scholarship ...... 37 Wrigley-Hancock Fellowship in Equine Colic Studies Fund . 82 Student's Status ...... 5 URS Corporation Scholarship ...... 45 WRS Infrastructure & Environment Inc. Award ...... 65 Summer Financial Aid ...... 5 USS Little Rock Association NROTC Scholarship Program . . 56 WTVJ/NBC 6 Assistantship Fund in Memory of Rod Pierce 51, 70 Summerill, Thomas and Trudy, Scholarship in Health . . . . . Valentine, Dan, Memorial Scholarship ...... 50 Wunsch, Joseph W., Fellowship Fund ...... 82 Administration ...... 80 Van Duyne, Giles and Martha, Scholarship Fund ...... 35 Wunsch, Joseph W., Scholarship Fund ...... 44 Summerville, Richard, Memorial Fund ...... 53 Van Horn Music Fund ...... 68 Wysocki, Ted, Scholarship Fund ...... 24, 25 Sung Family Fine Arts Fellowship ...... 68 Van Horn, James W., Music Fund ...... 48 Yachbes Family Scholarship ...... 57 Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal . . . 18 Vance Publishing Corp. Scholarship ...... 62 Yancey Scholarship Fund ...... 72 Sutcliffe, Walter and Louise, Foundation Scholarship Fund 56, 80 Vance, Linda D., Fellowship History Fund ...... 76 Yazdi Scholarship/Fellowship ...... 18 Suwannee County Conservation District Scholarship . . . . 34 Vandiver T.A. of the Year Award ...... 77 Yegelwel Fellowship ...... 72 Swander, James E., Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 46, 67 Vargo Scholarship ...... 81 York, E.T. Jr., Award of Merit ...... 34 Swedish Women’s Educational Association Scholarship . . 86 Varosi, Stephen M., Memorial Fellowship ...... 45, 68 Young Student Exchange ...... 41 Sweger, John B. and Gloria B., Scholarship ...... 50 Vaughn Fellowship in Orchid Biology ...... 74 Young, Sue K.,Scholarship ...... 25 Swerdlow, Wade S., Scholarship ...... 50 Verification ...... 4 Zabel Memorial Fund ...... 63 Tadrowski Scholarship Fund ...... 41, 65 Verlander, Paul, Award ...... 65 Zachariah Memorial Fund ...... 34 Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute Inc. Scholarships . . 86 Veteran Affairs (VA) Work-Study ...... 23 Zack, Stanley, Advertising Scholarship ...... 50 Talbots Women’s Scholarship Fund ...... 86 Veterinary Medical Student Loan ...... 82 Ziegert, Cheryl, Memorial Scholarship Fund ...... 25 Target Leadership Scholarship ...... 58 Viall, Charles B. III, Student Loan Fund ...... 82 Ziegler, Lewis W., Memorial Scholarship ...... 39 Tarr Award ...... 53 Vidal Memorial Loan Fund ...... 58 Zimmerman, Shuffield, Kiser, & Sutcliffe, PA, Fall Moot . . . TARR Scholarship ...... 44 Vilallonga, Federico A., Memorial Award ...... 58 Court Competition Fund ...... 72 Taxation of Aid Programs ...... 8 Vining, Effie Jackson, Scholarship Fund ...... 18 Zirger, Alice, Memorial Scholarship ...... 53 TEACH Grant ...... 19 Virginia Dare Scholarship ...... 38 From the Director

Dear Students:

The Office for Student Financial Affairs’ major purpose is to help eligible students meet educational costs while attending the University of Florida.

Understanding the financial aid process is critical. You probably have many questions about what you can expect and what is expected of you, and you will find many of your answers here. You can get answers to questions not covered in this handbook from our Web site or from direct interaction with your financial aid adviser in our office. This handbook will (1) provide you with basic information about expenses you can expect while attending the University, (2) summarize the kinds of financial assistance that may be available to you, and (3) explain how to apply for aid, how your eligibility to receive each type of aid is determined, and what your obligations will be when you accept aid.

The financial aid application process is lengthy and complex. Successfully completing this process will require intensive participation on your part. Students who are organized and responsible in their financial affairs, who take time to learn about the financial aid process, and who work with their aid advisers will find the process to be relatively smooth and free of frustration. Please study this handbook and any other materials you may receive, and if you have further questions, contact you adviser.We will be glad to assist you.

Karen L. Fooks, Director Office for Student Financial Affairs

We have taken care to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of information in this handbook. However, contents are subject to change without notice because of changing federal and state legislation, as well as unintended error. All financial aid awards are contingent upon availability of funds and subject to revision.

The Gator Aid Handbook is available upon request in alternative formats for students with documented, print-related disabilities. Information from this handbook is also available on our screen-reader friendly Web site at www.sfa.ufl.edu. For more information, call Student Financial Affairs’ telephone line for students with disabilities: 392-1272 (V/TDD). +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ + the office for +++++++ Student Financial Affairs +++++++ Gator Aid +++++++ +++++++ UF Handbook of Scholarsh ips + Financial Aid +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ S-107 Criser Hall, P.O. Box 114025 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ Gainesville, FL 32611-4025 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ 2009-2010 +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++ A Division of Student Affairs Department + Educating Leaders for a Global Community.