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1 ALUMNI AND UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT King Alumni Hall Oswego, New York NonProfit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Permit #317 Oswego, NY Scholarships &Awards For the Academic Year Application Deadlines Begin February 1, 2014 When Edward Austin Sheldon founded the Oswego Normal School in 1861, little did he know it would grow into a comprehensive college of more than 8,200 students enrolled in a College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; a School of Communication, Media and the Arts; a School of Business; a School of Education; a Division of Extended Learning; and a Division of Graduate Studies. The commitment to excellence envisioned by Sheldon continues to the present day. Many Oswego graduates, some of them recipients of previous scholarships, have gone on to distinguish themselves in their careers and communities, not only in New York state, but across the globe. We thank the many benefactors (alumni, parents, students, friends, faculty, staff, emeriti and businesses) whose support of SUNY Oswego s learnercentered mission has made these award opportunities available for our current students. Many scholarships are funded with support by The Fund for Oswego. This publication contains descriptions for more than 250 scholarships and awards available for students at SUNY Oswego, as well as award amounts, application requirements, deadlines and criteria for consideration. Scholarships are organized in the following categories: General Scholarships NonTraditional Students Honors Program School of Business College of Liberal Arts & Sciences School of Communication, Media & the Arts School of Education Research Graduate Studies New Incoming Students Scholarships &Awards For the Academic Year Application Deadlines Beginning February 1, 2014 Questions? Contact: The Office of Alumni Relations King Alumni Hall SUNY Oswego (315) scholar@oswego.edu A scholarship, award, grant or project is a nonrepayable award given to eligible students who meet the requirements under each set of criteria listed. Scholarship qualifications and award amounts are subject to change in accordance with the wishes of the donor(s), decisions of departmental scholarship committees, fluctuations in the financial market, and/or changes in the policies of the Oswego College Foundation, Inc. Did you know? You can access the SUNY Oswego General Scholarship Application online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships

2 How to Apply for SUNY Oswego Scholarships and Awards Specific directions and requirements for applying are listed in each scholarship description and footnotes of each award. Only use the SUNY Oswego General Scholarship Application form if directed to do so in the award description. This form can be found online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Some scholarships and awards listed DO NOT require an application, but are by nomination. Check with the applicable department listed for more information. All scholarships have a deadline, unless they are by nomination or otherwise noted. Awards and scholarships for New Incoming Students DO NOT require a SUNY Oswego General Scholarship Application form. Those awards are selected by the Office of Admissions through the Admissions application process. Recipients will receive notification following the May 1 deposit deadline. Use the contact information listed in the scholarship description if you have questions about the application process for a specific award. For all other questions, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (315) or scholar@oswego.edu Please note that this publication was accurate at the time of print. Any changes or additions after print will be made to the online PDF found at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships. Table of Contents Scholarships by Category... page General NonTraditional Students Honors Program... 3 School of Business...34 Accounting Finance and Law...3 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Anthropology...4 Biology...4 Chemistry...4 Computer Science...4 Earth Science...4 English Literature English Creative Writing...5 History...5 Human Development...5 International Education and Programs...5 Modern Languages and Literatures...6 Psychology...6 Public Justice...6 Sociology...6 Women s Studies...6 School of Communication, Media and the Arts Art Communication Studies...7 Music...7 Theatre School of Education Counseling and Psychological Services...9 Curriculum and Instruction...9 Health Promotion and Wellness...10 Technology...10 Vocational Teacher Preparation...10 Research Graduate Studies...11 New Incoming Students Index of Scholarships by Name

3 GENERAL Alumni Legacy Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 695) Amount: $1,000 each / Recipient(s): Four / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 The SUNY Oswego Alumni Legacy Scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate a commitment to the excellence of SUNY Oswego and the community through academic achievements, leadership and involvement in campus clubs and organizations. To be considered, students must: a. Be currently enrolled as a fulltime student (12 credit hours minimum) b. Maintain a minimum 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA c. Be a child, stepchild or parent of a SUNY Oswego alumnus/a. Please list the name and relation to alum. d. Apply during their freshman, sophomore or junior year (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) to receive the scholarship during their sophomore, junior or senior year e. Complete a 300word essay on the following: SUNY Oswego s motto is To learn, to search, to serve. Tell us how you uphold this motto as a current student through your campus and community involvement and how you would continue to do this as an alumnus/alumna Barry W. Atkinson Award¹,3 (ACNT 6641) Amount: $1,400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award is named in honor of Barry W. Atkinson (d.1985), assistant dean of students from at Oswego. This award is intended to assist those students who can demonstrate that they have overcome or dealt with unusually challenging circumstances in their effort to pursue their education. To qualify for this a. Maintain a 2.50 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA b. Have completed at least one year of degree study at SUNY Oswego c. Be currently enrolled for a minimum of 6 credit hours of course work, and maintain at least that level of enrollment during the award year d. Submit documentation (essay) which explains the challenge(s) he/she has dealt with in pursuit of his/her higher education e. Submit two reference statements to support application NOTE: Previous winners are not eligible to reapply. Benjamin 42 and Bevra Pease Muirhead 46 Presidential Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6351) Amount: $675 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award was created by Bevra Pease Muirhead 46 (d.2006), widow of the late Benjamin Muirhead 42 (d.1998), to commemorate their lifelong commitment to learning and academic excellence. This scholarship is intended to provide funding for a Presidential Scholar returning to SUNY Oswego for his/her sophomore, junior, or senior year. Students from Western New York will be given first preference. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a Presidential Scholar currently in his/her freshman, sophomore or junior year (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) during the spring semester, who intends to continue undergraduate study at Oswego the following academic year b. Meet the academic qualifications for the Presidential Scholarship award c. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Charles Edward Wisotsky Educational Memorial Fund¹,3 (ACNT 6602) Amount: $925 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Established in loving memory of Charles Edward Wisotsky, who was born May 15, 1942, and who died February 23, He was a very special person who, because of a fatal car accident that robbed him of his youth, never had the opportunity to achieve his lifelong dream of finishing college. This award ensures that his dream will be fulfilled year after year. The scholarship will be open to a student who will be completing his/her senior year in the upcoming academic year, and is in need of financial assistance in order to continue his/her education. The student should fulfill the following requirements: a. Be enrolled as a fulltime junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at SUNY Oswego b. Be making satisfactory academic progress and be in good academic standing with a minimum 2.50 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA at the time of their selection c. Apply for state and federal financial aid and demonstrate unmet financial need. Unsubsidized loans will be excluded from the aid package in determining unmet need Charles P. Dolan Memorial Scholarship¹,3,⁶ (ACNT 6447) Amount: $2,000 each / Recipient(s): Four / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Dan 84 and Judith Dolan in memory of their son, Charles. The scholarship also honors Dan s parents; Mary A. Dolan and, retired New York City Police officer, Edward G. Dolan. The scholarship will assist students who have a financial need. To qualify for this a. Apply in their freshman, sophomore or junior year (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline), for an award to be received during the subsequent academic year b. Have a 2.50 SUNY Oswego GPA c. Demonstrate financial need d. Provide a separate statement, in addition to your application, about your relationship with a police officer or firefighter and your financial need A strong preference will be given to a child or grandchild of a current or retired police officer or firefighter, or a student who is a police officer or firefighter. This scholarship is renewable if the student meets the above criteria. Charles Turner Graduate Award²,3 (ACNT 1136) Amount: $250 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association, is named in honor of Dr. Charles Turner (d.1984), a dedicated administrator and educational leader at Oswego. Dr. Turner was a longtime administrator of teacher education at Oswego and acting president of the university from 1963 to This scholarship will recognize an outstanding senior who will pursue advanced studies following graduation. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Maintain a 3.50 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA b. Be a graduating senior at the conclusion of the upcoming spring or fall semesters, or summer session c. Submit an essay discussing personal and career goals d. Plan to enroll in graduate school within two semesters after receiving the award Class of 1937 Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 694) Amount: $1,000 total / Recipient: One / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 This award, sponsored by The Oswego Alumni Association, is named in honor of the class that will forever be remembered for the generous gift they presented to this institution at their 50th college reunion. Survivors of world recession and world wars, the Class of 1937 never lost sight of their desire to make life a little better for those who followed. To qualify for this prestigious a. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) during the spring semester b. Maintain a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA c. In a wellorganized 350 word essay (composed expressly for this year s competition), compare the life of an Oswego student today with that of the Class of (This essay is to be submitted in addition to the personal statement required on the application.) David A. Ingram, Esq. Memorial Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 1352) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Roger Manning in memory of the lifelong work, mentoring and dedication of attorney David A. Ingram, Esq., a strong advocate of legal education. This scholarship has been established to encourage advanced legal education in the field of social justice/public interest law, including disability, public welfare, health care, environmental or Federal Indian law. To qualify for this a. Be enrolled as a fulltime, junior year student (completed 5786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) in good academic standing b. Demonstrate academic abilities, personal experience, and career goals to continue his/her legal education in social justice/ public interest law, possibly as a viable candidate for law school admission or related graduate level legal education. c. Complete a single page essay demonstrating your interest in and commitment to social justice and/or public interest law. Edward Austin Sheldon Scholars Awards¹,²,3 (ACNT 698) Amount: $1,000 each / Recipient(s): Four / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Dr. Edward Austin Sheldon founded the Oswego Normal School in He was a firm believer in the importance of education and its impact on character development. These awards, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association, Inc., are named to honor the founder of the college. To qualify for these awards, a student must: a. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) during the spring semester b. Maintain a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.50 or better c. Submit in addition to the personal statement required on the application a wellorganized 350word essay responding from the perspective of a current student and future alumnus/a of this institution to the following statement: Describe the Oswego campus today to Dr. Edward Austin Sheldon. Be sure to include events, activities, etc. that you think would make him feel proud of this college Emeriti Association of SUNY Oswego Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6413) Amount: $2,200 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 The Emeriti Association of SUNY Oswego established this scholarship to provide a student who is a child, grandchild, greatgrandchild, or other direct descendent of a SUNY Oswego Emeritus (retired professor) or current faculty member. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a matriculated undergraduate student at SUNY Oswego b. Be a child, grandchild, greatgrandchild or other direct descendent of a SUNY Oswego Emeritus (retired professor) or current faculty member. Please reference in the personal statement your family member s name, relation to you and if he or she is a current faculty member or an Emeritus. c. Demonstrate financial need George Dummitt 69 Resident Assistant Fund¹,⁴,5 (ACNT 7370) Amount: $1,950 / Recipient: One Contact: Residence Life and Housing Office This fund was established by the generosity of George Dummitt 69 to assist a resident assistant with financial need. To qualify for the resident assistant award, a student must be a full time resident assistant in good standing with the Office of Residence Life and Housing and have demonstrated financial need. Students cannot apply for this award. Nomination and selection of recipient will be made by the Residence Life and Housing Office. Gerhard D. Zeller Native American Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6405) Amount: up to $1,025 / Recipient(s): One / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 This scholarship was established in memory of Gerhard D. Zeller to honor his commitment to the Native American community. This award will assist students with financial need who are studying Native American Culture. Qualified applicants will: a. Be of Native American descent or a student who demonstrates that they are committed to Native American Culture and issues. b. Be currently enrolled as a fulltime student at SUNY Oswego c. Submit an essay about his/her interest in and commitment to Native American studies and how this education would be applied. H. Lois and Paul Goodwin Memorial Scholarship¹,²,3 (ACNT 6682) Amount: $2,650 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Named to honor the memory of Paul Goodwin (d.1988), Professor Emeritus of political science and his wife H. Lois Goodwin 54 (d.2001). This award recognizes a student s enthusiasm for learning, dedication to the free exchange of ideas and breadth of understanding. Evidence of interest in the cultural arts including music, theater and the visual arts will strengthen one s candidacy. To qualify for this a. Have completed 60 hours, including transfer credits, toward graduation at SUNY Oswego b. Maintain a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA c. Submit an essay evaluating some aspect of American government, politics, society or culture Harold E. Morse 61 Family Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6403) Amount: $1,325 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Harold E. Morse 61 to provide economic relief to a deserving student who has financial challenges that compromise his/her experiencing a full student and academic life. Selection will be made by Dr. Morse or a designated family member, one representative from Student Affairs, and one representative from the faculty. To qualify for this a. Have completed at least one year of study (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at SUNY Oswego. b. Hold a minimum cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 1.67 (C) c. Demonstrate potential for leadership and economic need. 1

4 GENERAL continued Hubert B. Smith Diversity Scholarship 1,4 (ACNT 6517) Amount: $3,675 total / Recipient(s): TBA /Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Contact: Howard Gordon, 708 Culkin Hall This award honors Hubert B. Smith, retired Assistant Provost and Director of the Office of Learning Support, for many years of service in the promotion of human diversity and academic excellence at SUNY Oswego. The Smith Scholarship was created in 1996 by a campuswide initiative formed to promote diversity on the SUNY Oswego campus. This award is dedicated to providing financial support to bright and talented students and encouraging them to focus on both academics and participation in the college experience. Financial need may be taken into consideration; however, scholarships will be based on the academic performance of individuals who fulfill the following requirements. Qualified applicants will: a. Be nominated for the award by a faculty or staff member b. Have earned a minimum of 27 credits at Oswego (sophomore or junior standing). Transfer students must have completed two semesters of study at Oswego c. Have a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 d. Demonstrate that he/she is a person of good character and integrity e. Have a documented history of service to SUNY Oswego or the Oswego community f. Submit a 250word essay demonstrating how he/she has contributed to human/cultural diversity of the campus and/or the Oswego community with application g. Complete and return separate application materials to 708 Culkin Hall NOTE: Previous Hubert B. Smith Scholarship recipients are not eligible for this award imodules Scholarship 4 Amount: $1,500 / Recipient: Ten / Deadline: April 1, 2014 Contact: scholarships.imodules.com imodules is a company that provides technology solutions and services to help organizations achieve their missions and build meaningful relationships through member engagement and online communication. As the Oswego Alumni Association is a client of imodules, SUNY Oswego students are eligible to apply for the imodules scholarship program. To qualify for this a. Be a fulltime student for the Fall 2013 semester b. Have a minimum "C" grade point average c. Go to scholarships.imodules.com to complete an online application and essay James E. Perdue Memorial Scholarship¹,3,⁶ (ACNT 6625) Amount: $3,100 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established in memory of Dr. James E. Perdue (d.1998) to honor his unending commitment to the availability of a quality broadbased liberal arts education. The award is intended to inspire, encourage, and stimulate intellectual growth via the pursuit of a liberal arts education. Qualified applicants will: a. Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in SUNY Oswego s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, or be undeclared b. Have a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 (or at least a B average, whichever is higher) c. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships NOTE: This scholarship may be renewed, pending academic performance as stated above. Jerry Burns Memorial Scholarship 4 (ACNT 1120) Amount: up to $500 / Recipient(s): TBA Deadline: May 15 for fall semester Dec. 15 for spring semester Contact: CSEA Office, (315) Available to CSEA members and their families, this scholarship was established in memory of Jerry Burns (d.1991), a loyal Civil Service employee at SUNY Oswego for 21 years. Sponsored by fellow CSEA members, this award is intended to assist CSEA employees and/or their families on the Oswego campus in defraying the cost of taking courses. To qualify for this award, the candidate must: a. Be registered for a threehour course at Oswego at the time of being awarded the funds b. Have exhausted all other sources of aid (LEAP Voucher) c. Include in the Personal Statement section of the application personal circumstances and purpose and amount of award requested d. Contact the CSEA Office for application. Johnson Hall Scholarship 1,4 (ACNT 1351) Amount: up to $500 / Recipient: TBD / Deadline: April 30, 2014 Contact: Johnson Hall Residence Hall Director This scholarship was established by the resident students and staff of Johnson Hall. The award recognizes students currently living in Johnson Hall that have demonstrated outstanding service, academic excellence, active involvement and leadership in the First Year Residential Program. To qualify for this a. Be a current firstyear resident in Johnson Hall having resided there during both the Fall and Spring semesters. b. Be an active member of Johnson Hall, of SUNY Oswego, and of the greater Oswego community. c. Successfully completed the GST 100: College Orientation & Success course both Fall and Spring semesters as well as successfully completed 10 hours of community service each semester. d. Be returning as a resident student to SUNY Oswego for the following Fall semester. e. Have a cumulative minimum GPA of f. Interested applicants should complete a separate application, available at the Johnson Hall front desk or via Angel under GST 100 course. KeyBank Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 1335) Amount: $500 each / Recipient: Six / Deadline: February 1, 2014 KeyBank, in recognizing that an educated workforce plays an integral role in the success and vibrancy of a community and that the opportunity at SUNY Oswego enhances not only the lives of those attending but adds to the vitality of the Central New York Region as a whole, sponsors an annual scholarship for current SUNY Oswego students. To qualify for this a. Be a permanent resident of New York State b. Have a minimum GPA of 2.50 c. Be in good standing with the college d. Demonstrate a history of community involvement e. Not be a member of a household of an employee, director or officer of KeyCorp or any of its affiliates for five years prior to application. f. Apply for this scholarship online at alumni.oswego.edu/ scholarships Lt. Col. Mike Waters, USAF (Ret.) 70 Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6457) Amount: $1,000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Michael Waters 70 to assist working students needing financial assistance to complete their degree. To qualify for this a. Be enrolled as a fulltime undergraduate student in good academic standing as a freshman, sophomore or junior (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) b. Demonstrate financial need c. Be currently employed (full or part time) d. Preference will be given to veterans (particularly combat veterans) e. Preference will be given to students from Central New York f. Apply for this scholarship online at alumni.oswego.edu/ scholarships Olive Brannan Spargo 31 Endowed Leadership Fund¹,3 (ACNT 6360) Amount: $750 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship has been established by Olive Brannan Spargo 31 (d.2004) in recognition of and appreciation for SUNY Oswego and its dedicated and caring faculty. This scholarship is intended to inspire, encourage, and stimulate active participation in the life of the college. Demonstrated leadership and citizenship comprise the major criteria in the selection process for this award. Qualified applicants will: a. Be enrolled or accepted for fulltime enrollment at SUNY Oswego b. Have a minimum cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 at time of application c. Submit documentation of leadership and citizenship involvement, including a statement responding to the question, How will the Oswego campus community benefit from your leadership? d. Submit two written references documenting leadership and citizenship achievements Paul Family Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6416) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship, sponsored by Newton Paul 97 & 99, Friends and Associates, is a tribute to his family (God, Andre Sr., Marie, Mozart, Andre Jr., and Marcus) for the love and support they provided him in obtaining his bachelor s degree in Business Administration, minor in International Studies, and master s degree in Human Services/ Counseling. A student s leadership ability is one of the major criteria in the selection process. Qualified applicants will also: a. Be individuals with financial hardships b. Be of freshman, sophomore or junior status (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) during spring semester c. Maintain a 2.50 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA d. In addition to the personal statement, write a 150word essay on someone who supported you up to this point in time in your education and what that means to you e. Submit two written letters of reference (one on leadership abilities and one on academic performance) Rewarding Excellence Amongst College Honors (R.E.A.C.H.) Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6411) Amount: $875 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 The women of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. gave back to the college community in honor of the 2002 Return to OZ II Reunion. The first award was GENERAL continued given for the academic year. Selection of the scholarship recipient will be made by the R.E.A.C.H. Committee via the Oswego College Foundation. To qualify for this a. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) b. Maintain a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of 2.80 c. Submit an unofficial copy of his/her transcript d. Submit with application a 250word essay demonstrating how he/she has overcome a disadvantage or other impediment to succeed in higher education. or Submit a 250word essay demonstrating how he/she has contributed to the diversity of the student body in his/her major or a specific program/club he/she is involved with. e. Preference will be given to students who meet the above criteria who plan to study abroad. Robert Brian Ellis Scholarship¹,3(ACNT 6654) Amount: $1,000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 The Robert Brian Ellis Memorial Scholarship, established by his parents, Robert and Victoria (Lewis) Ellis (both Oswego alumni, class of 1969), honors the memory of a boy whose young life was taken in an automobile accident. This award will be given to a student demonstrating high academic accomplishment in one of the following majors or in secondary education with a concentration in one of the following: mathematics, computer science, business administration, and/or economics. To qualify for this a. Be enrolled as a junior at the time of selection (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) b. Demonstrate outstanding achievement in major and/or concentration c. Demonstrate a continuing commitment to the intellectual objectives of the particular discipline Thomas G. Cantine Jr. W2TQF Memorial Scholarship 1,4 Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: April 30, 2014 Contact Pamela Cantine: pcantine@gmail.com or phone This scholarship was established in memory of Thomas G. Cantine Jr, who was an active amateur radio operator for over 50 years. This annual college scholarship may be awarded to one or more licensed amateur radio operator(s) in the following New York state counties: Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga and Jefferson. Competition is open to undergraduate students pursuing a career in electronics, engineering, communications, broadcasting, computer science, medical, or businessrelated fields. For additional information and to apply, visit fultonamateurradioclub.org. Victoria Greenspan Memorial Award⁴ (ACNT 1194) Amount: $200 / Recipient: One Contact: Head Cheerleading Coach Established by her parents, the Victoria Greenspan Memorial Award for Cheerleading, is dedicated to the memory of Victoria (d.1989), a member of SUNY Oswego s cheerleading squad in The recipient must possess qualities of enthusiasm, sincerity, service to others and the willingness to try hard and give her best. All squad members are eligible. Members of the cheerleading squad, in a secret ballot, select a recipient annually. In addition to the $200 award, the recipient will have his/her name engraved on the Victoria Greenspan Memorial Award for Cheerleading plaque, located in Laker Hall. William R. Tucker Scholarship⁴ (ACNT 1123) Amount: $500 each / Recipient(s): 12 / Deadline: March 16, 2014 Contact: Auxiliary Services, 507 Culkin Hall, (315) To qualify for these awards: a. Incoming freshmen must have a minimum average of 85. Returning students must maintain a minimum 2.70 cumulative GPA at the time of selection. b. Be a freshman, sophomore, junior, or first semester senior at Oswego enrolled on a fulltime basis. c. Applications are available at, and should be returned to, Auxiliary Services, 507 Culkin Hall. d. Applications are also available online at: oswego.edu/administration/auxiliary_services/scholar.html NONTRADITIONAL STUDENTS The scholarships in this section are specifically targeted for nontraditional students, i.e., students who are older than and/or have family circumstances differing from traditionalaged students (such as being married or having children). Traditionalage students are not eligible to apply for these scholarships. Nontraditional students are also encouraged to apply for all other scholarships in this publication for which they meet the criteria. Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarship Eta Gamma Chapter²,3 (ACNT 2880) Amount: $300 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 The SUNY Oswego Eta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda, national honor society for adult learners in college, offers an annual scholarship to one of its members. Applicants will be chosen based on GPA, awards and scholarships already received, and community and/or college service. Applicants must: a. Be a member of Eta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda b. Be matriculated in an undergraduate degree program at SUNY Oswego 2

5 NONTRADITIONAL STUDENTS cont. c. Have completed 30 hours toward degree requirements d. Submit application, personal statement and letter of reference from faculty or staff member which address academic achievement, potential for success, personal qualities and evidence of leadership Class of 1945 Scholarship see p.8 (School of Education) Dorothy Rogers Scholarship¹,²,3 (ACNT 6665) Amount: $1,900 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award honors the memory of Distinguished Service Professor, Dr. Dorothy Rogers (d.1986). This award recognizes outstanding achievement of a graduating nontraditional female student who plans to pursue graduate study. The following qualities will be considered: intellectual curiosity, creativity, adventurous spirit, sensitivity to cultural diversity, commitment to global understanding, and evenhandedness. To qualify for this a. Be a female, nontraditional student graduating in May or December b. Maintain a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA c. In addition to personal statement, submit a onepage essay on why she wishes to continue her education beyond the baccalaureate degree d. Submit two written letters of reference from people able to speak to her specific qualifications for this award e. Plan to enroll in graduate school within two semesters after receiving this award f. Submit an unofficial transcript (available through the Registrar's Office, 301A Culkin Hall) g. Apply for this scholarship online at alumni.oswego.edu/ scholarships Gillespie/Pietroski Scholarship see p.9 (School of Education) Jack C. James 62 Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 6399) Amount: $1,500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 / This scholarship was established by Jack C. James 62 in appreciation and recognition of the role Oswego plays in enabling nontraditional students to complete their education, gain postgraduate credentials or undergo career change. This award is intended to inspire students for academic achievement and subsequent leadership in the larger society, whether this is within the realm of academia, government, business or the military. To qualify for this a. Be a nontraditional undergraduate or graduate student enrolled or enrolling in SUNY Oswego s School of Education full or parttime. Secondary preference may be given to students enrolling or enrolled in SUNY Oswego s School of Business b. Maintain a minimum 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA c. Provide two letters from faculty, community leaders or employers that speak to the criteria for this award d. Complete the application and essay in this publication demonstrating a financial need where this scholarship might be the difference in continuing with his or her education Janice Pettit NonTraditional Memorial Scholarship¹,3 (ACNT 1115) Amount: $250 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award continues the spirit of Janice Pettit (d.1992), an Oswego nontraditional student who, in having the courage to pursue her dream of returning to school, found a most rewarding reality. Sponsored by her friends and the NonTraditional Student Union, the award is meant to assist, and especially encourage, a nontraditional female student to believe in herself. The recipient will be an individual who demonstrates not only courage, but desire and enthusiasm for learning. To qualify for this a. Be a nontraditional female returning to school after a break in formal education b. Be either a fulltime or parttime student c. Have successfully completed at least one full semester at SUNY Oswego d. Submit an essay about the ongoing challenges and difficulties experienced in returning to school and its rewards. R. Lee Martin Award see p.10 (Curriculum and Instruction) HONORS PROGRAM (315) Patti McGill Peterson Honors Program Award¹,²,⁴ (ACNT 6664) Amount: $875 / Recipient: One Contact: Honors Program Director This award was created by Dr. Patti McGill Peterson, Senior Associate for the Institute for Higher Education Policy. A distinguished educator, Dr. Peterson created the Honors Program at SUNY Oswego and was formerly the Vice President for Academic Services. The scholarship, intended to encourage the pursuit of excellence at SUNY Oswego, will go to a freshman in the Honors Program who wishes to HONORS PROGRAM continued continue in the program in his/her sophomore year. Recipient will be selected by Honors faculty. To qualify for this scholarship a student must: a. Be a freshman enrolled in the Honors Program during Spring semester b. Intend to continue in the Honors Program William S. Barnes 33 Honors Program Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 6645) Amount: $1,350 total / Recipient(s): One or two Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Honors Program Director In 1980 Mr. Barnes became the first graduate to entrust his estate to Oswego. This scholarship honors this distinguished alumnus for his teaching and leadership skills in the field of Industrial Arts (now Technology). This award recognizes sophomore or junior students currently enrolled in the Honors Program who have superior academic ability, leadership qualities, and commitment for pursuing continued education. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/ scholarships. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Jennifer LaPoint Knighton 09 Delta Phi Epsilon Memorial Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 6461) Amount: $400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Office of Alumni Relations (315) The sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon and her father, Joseph LaPoint, established this scholarship to honor the memory of Jennifer Ellen LaPoint Knighton 09, who passed away in an alcoholrelated accident on July 19, Jennifer s legacy at SUNY Oswego will continue as deserving students benefit financially and have a better opportunity to achieve their full potential and live their dreams while learning about and spreading the message of moderation. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Be an active member in good standing in Greek life. b. Apply in his or her freshman, sophomore or junior year (completed 086 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) to receive the award in his or her sophomore, junior or senior year. c. Be a declared major in the School of Business. d. Have and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. e. Submit a onepage paper detailing how an alcoholrelated situation or lack of moderation has an impact on students lives. f. Submit a written letter of reference. g. If chosen, recipient must assist in the scholarship s annual fundraising event Deepher Dude with the sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. h. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Jocelyn Sokolski Egan 84 Scholarship¹,2,³ (ACNT 6473) Amount: $1,125 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This scholarship was established by Jocelyn Sokolski Egan 84 to assist a deserving student majoring in marketing who has financial need. To qualify for this a. Be a declared marketing major b. Maintain a minimum 2.50 SUNY Oswego GPA c. Apply in his/her sophomore or junior year (completed 2786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) d. Have financial need e. Demonstrate campus involvement or leadership or service in the community or to the School of Business f. Submit a statement with application as to why you have chosen marketing as a career and what your dream job is. Lisa Tamilia 89 Scholarship in Memory of Josephine Tamilia ¹,³ (ACNT 6465) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This scholarship was established by Lisa Tamilia 89 in memory of her mother, Josephine Tamilia. While Lisa was a student at SUNY Oswego, her mother provided tremendous support and encouragement to her. She was an inspiration and influence on Lisa s career and life. This scholarship will provide support to a student who may be facing a challenge and has demonstrated success in overcoming the challenge. The scholarship will benefit a student from the School of Business who has demonstrated leadership qualities, community involvement and who has overcome a life challenge. A preference will be given to a student working through college. To qualify for this a. Be a student enrolled in a degree program in the School of Business b. Be overcoming or have overcome a life challenge (Examples: loss of a parent, disability, significant illness, hearing impaired, family situation) c. Demonstrate community involvement d. Display leadership qualities e. Preferred, but not required: Working through college (Part time, full time or workstudy) f. Apply in his/her freshman, sophomore or junior year (completed 086 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) for an award to be received in the subsequent academic year. g. Submit with application, an essay addressing how you have demonstrated that: The most successful people triumph over an obstacle or disability of some kind. h. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships SCHOOL OF BUSINESS continued Michael O Brien 81 Memorial Scholarship¹,2,³ (ACNT 6406) Award: $1,625 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This award was established by Mark Baum 81 to honor the memory of Michael O Brien 81 who died on September 11, 2001, during the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. His legacy at Oswego will continue as students will benefit from this scholarship for years to come. To qualify for this a. Have a declared major in the School of Business b. Apply during their sophomore or junior year (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) c. Have a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA Nancy 93 and Kurt Salisbury Scholarship¹,2,³,⁶ (ACNT 6444) Amount: $1,300 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This scholarship was established by Nancy 93 and Kurt Salisbury for a female student in the School of Business who has demonstrated involvement in the life of the college through student activities, intramurals, intercollegiate athletics, serving as a resident assistant, etc. The recipient will be selected by the School of Business Scholarship Committee. To qualify for this a. Be a female student enrolled in the School of Business b. Maintain a 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA c. Demonstrate their involvement in the campus through activities such as: student clubs and organizations, intramurals, intercollegiate athletics, serving as a resident assistant, etc. d. This scholarship is renewable for up to 2 years, if the student meets eligibility requirements Outstanding Senior in the School of Business (John Parr) Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6393) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This award was established in the mid 1980 s by friends and family to honor the memory of Dr. John Parr (d.1981), founder of the Business Administration Department at Oswego State. Dr. Parr chaired the department from 1973 until his death in This award is presented annually to the senior School of Business who exhibits the highest level of scholarship, leadership and service. The School of Business faculty will nominate and select recipient. Susan F. Wain 69 Scholarship¹,2,4,5 (ACNT 6419) Amount: $950 / Recipient: One Contact: School of Business Department Offices in 238 Rich Hall This scholarship was established to assist female students in the pursuit of an education who have been identified by faculty/staff as having leadership skills or the potential or strong desire to develop those skills and apply them in the business world. The nomination and selection of the recipient will be made by the School of Business faculty. To qualify for this award, students must: a. Have a declared major in the School of Business b. Have a minimum 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA c. Be a sophomore or junior level student Accounting, Finance and Law (315) CPCU Syracuse Chapter SUNY Oswego Scholarship4 Amount: $1000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: April Contact: Professor John MacDonald This award is open to SUNY Oswego RMI majors. Contact Professor John MacDonald for electronic application form. Insurance Superintendent William Barnes Risk Management Award¹,²,³ (ACNT 2216) Award: $250 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2013 Contact: Accounting, Finance and Law Department The William Barnes Award is named in honor of the first New York State Superintendent of Insurance. Mr. Barnes served the State in that capacity from 1860 to The award is given annually to the Risk Management & Insurance Major in the SUNY Oswego School of Business who has shown promise of making professional contributions to the risk management industry within the State and demonstrates, at least in part, the characteristics of William Barnes, namely dedication to New York State s future, the integrity of the insurance industry in New York State, and an understanding of the importance of New York State in the history and future of insurance and risk management. In addition to submitting the application in this booklet, students must also submit an essay of not more than 15 pages, including references, discussing some aspect of New York State s historic role in the risk management and insurance industry, and a statement about service. The essay may be a paper previously submitted as coursework. To qualify for this a. Have junior or senior status (completed 57 or more credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) in the semester in which he/she is selected b. Be a declared RMI major c. Have completed at least one RMI course d. Have a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of

6 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS continued COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES continued New York Insurance Scholarship Foundation Scholarship⁴ Amount: $1,500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: April Contact: Professor John MacDonald The New York Insurance Scholarship Foundation, Inc. was established to recognize and support individuals pursuing a degree in insurance or risk management. Scholarships are awarded annually to individuals who embody the qualities necessary to excel in the insurance industry. Contact Professor John MacDonald for electronic application form. New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) Excellence in Accounting Scholarship⁴ Amount: $2,500/$1,500 / Recipient(s): Several Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Accounting, Finance and Law Department The society awards the scholarships on the basis of financial need. To be considered for the award, students must have declared accounting as a major, be entering their third or fourth year, have a requisite GPA of 3.00, and be enrolled fulltime (12 credits or more per semester) for a scholarship award of $2,500, or parttime (6 11 credits per semester) for a scholarship award of $1,500 per year. Application available at The applications must be submitted by the school s Accounting, Finance and Law Department. New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Syracuse Chapter²,⁴ Recipient(s): Two Graduating Seniors & Two Graduating Masters Deadline: September 15, 2014 Contact: Chair, Accounting, Finance and Law Department Academic Award a. Selection by the Dean and faculty b. Senior year (completed 86 or more credits by deadline) student in the Accounting Major Program with the highest overall GPA. CPA Career Preparation Award Four individuals to be nominated by Dean and faculty with the winner being selected by the Syracuse Chapter committee. Individuals should: a. Possess the academic qualifications necessary to pursue a career in public accounting (i.e., ranked in the upper 10% of their class) b. Have participated in extracurricular activities demonstrating leadership abilities c. Possess interpersonal skills to be able to communicate and interact effectively with peers and teachers d. Have taken some initiative to learn about the public accounting profession (eg. attend meetings/job fairs, hear guest lecturers from the profession, parttime employment in the field of public accountancy, etc.) e. Have secured a job in public accounting or are currently interviewing and have expressed a strong desire to pursue a career in public accounting with the hope of becoming a CPA (preference should be given to individuals who intend to or will be working in the Syracuse or Central New York area). COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES Dr. Walter Freund Memorial1,2,⁴ (ACNT 6614) Amount: $9,425 total / Recipient(s): TBD / Deadline: Oct. 1, 2014 Contact: HPAC Chair, IPAC Office 222 Campus Center The Dr. Walter Freund (d.1984) Memorial Scholarship was established to assist two students each year who are planning to enter the medical profession. To be eligible for this a. Show firm intent to matriculate at a medical college with a goal of earning a MD or DO degree. b. Have submitted a completed application. Applications are available in the Interdisciplinary Programs and Activities Center Office (222 Campus Center) Anthropology (315) Norman E. Whitten Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6485) Amount: $250 total / Recipient(s): One or more Contact: Anthropology Department, Mahar Hall This award honors the memory of the professor who instituted Oswego s Department of Anthropology, Dr. Norman E. Whitten. There is no application process. Eligible students are nominated for the award by faculty members, and the recipient is chosen by the department. In order to be nominated, students must meet the following criteria: a. Be a senior graduating this upcoming May, Aug. or December. b. Declare a major in anthropology c. Maintain a high GPA in major and general coursework d. Demonstrate outstanding qualities in research projects and papers or leadership in the anthropology program e. Show intent to continue in the field of anthropology or related field either through additional projects or application to graduate school. Biology (315) Dr. Douglas Halliday 72 Summer Research Fellowship⁴ (ACNT 1319) Amount: up to $2,000 total / Recipient(s): Up to two Deadline: March 7, 2014 / Contact: Chair of Biological Sciences This award is made possible through the donation of Dr. Douglas Halliday 72 to foster undergraduate student summer research activities in the biological sciences. Undergraduate students in the Department of Biological Sciences who are completing their freshman, sophomore, or junior years at Oswego may apply. Students must secure a faculty sponsor who will assist in designing and carrying out an appropriate project. Application materials can be obtained from the faculty sponsor. Dr. Norman J. and Elsie H. Gillette Outstanding Senior in Biology Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6520) Amount: TBA / Recipient: One Contact: Chair of Biological Sciences Norman Gillette (d.1996), Professor Emeritus of Biology, was a member of and significant contributor to the Biology Department at Oswego. Prior to his arrival at Oswego, he taught at the University of Idaho and Syracuse University. Norman taught challenging and popular courses in botany and genetics. As an educator herself, Dr. Gillette s wife, Elsie, provided support to him throughout his career. This award is presented to the outstanding senior biology major at Oswego at Spring Honors Convocation. Students cannot apply for this award. The student is nominated and selected by the Department of Biological Sciences. Martin V. Torok Memorial Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6637) Amount: TBA / Recipient: TBA Contact: Chair of Biological Sciences This award was established by the Torok family in memory of their late son, Martin (d.1975), killed by a drunken driver. Martin was an Oswego graduate student and a Vietnam War Veteran, who received the Bronze Medal for heroism. This award is given to an outstanding fulltime student who has achieved junior standing and is majoring in Biology or Zoology, with preference for a student doing research in freshwater biology. Students cannot apply for this award. Qualified students are nominated and selected by the Awards Committee of the Department of Biological Sciences. Awards are announced at the Spring Honors Convocation. Zoology Student Award2,4,⁵ (ACNT 2862) Amount: TBA / Recipient: One Contact: Chair of Biological Sciences This award recognizes an outstanding fulltime student who has achieved senior standing and is majoring in Zoology. Students cannot apply for this award. Qualified students are nominated and selected by the faculty of the Department of Biological Sciences. Chemistry (315) Anthony L. VanGeet Scholarship²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6382) Amount: $600 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, Chemistry Department, Snygg Hall This scholarship was established by Johanna VanGeet in memory of her husband, Anthony L. VanGeet (d.2002). VanGeet, born and raised in the Netherlands, was an Associate Professor of Chemistry at SUNY Oswego from 1970 until his retirement in The scholarship is intended to recognize a student who demonstrates academic excellence in Chemistry. To qualify for this award, a student must be a chemistry major of junior or senior status doing outstanding work in Chemistry 300 Environmental Science. The recipient is nominated and selected by the Chemistry Department. Augustine Silveira, Jr. Research Award in Chemistry⁴ (ACNT 6367) Amount: up to $3,750 total / Recipient(s): TBA Contact: Chair, Chemistry Department, Snygg Hall Established in honor of Professor Emeritus Augustine Silveira, Jr. to benefit the broadest array of students in the Department of Chemistry and to provide significant recognition for Dr. Silveira and his tremendous contributions to students at SUNY Oswego and the field of chemistry. To qualify for this award, the student must be a junior or senior undergraduate or a graduate student majoring in chemistry. This award is offered every other year. The next award period will be in the academic year. Contact the Chemistry Department for more information and for an application. Dr. H. Alan Ewart Memorial Scholarship⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6521) Amount: $3,050 total / Recipient: TBA Contact: Chemistry Department, Snygg Hall This scholarship was established through a bequest by the late Dr. H. Alan Ewart (d.1998), Associate Professor of Chemistry at SUNY Oswego. A member of the Oswego family since 1967, Dr. Ewart was dedicated to academic research and scholastic achievement. This award recognizes the accomplishments of outstanding students conducting research and is generally awarded to support summer research projects. The recipient is nominated and selected by the Chemistry Department. Contact the Chemistry Department for additional information. Pearle A. Monroe Scholarship¹,²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6661) Amount: $775 / Recipient: One Contact: Chemistry Department, Snygg Hall Named in honor of one of the founding professors of Oswego s chemistry department, the Pearle A. Monroe Scholarship (d.1986) recognizes a fulltime chemistry major who does outstanding work in organic chemistry. To qualify for this award, a student must be a chemistry major and have finished studies in CHE 331/332. Qualified students are chosen during the spring semester by the Chemistry Department. Willy G. Schuh, Jr. Outstanding Senior Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 1121) Amount: $300 / Recipient: One Contact: Chemistry Department, Snygg Hall Named after Willy G. Schuh, Jr. (d.1975), an Oswego student who lost his life in a hunting accident, the fund was begun by Willy s parents and friends to honor Willy, who was an outstanding scholar, Eagle Scout, and activist in community and student affairs. Applicants must be chemistry majors who have achieved senior standing. The recipient is chosen annually by the Chemistry Department and announced at the Spring Honors Convocation. Computer Science (315) New York State Federation of Home Bureaus, Inc. Scholarship in Honor of Oswego County Home Bureaus⁴ (ACNT 6615) Amount: $475 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Computer Science Department This scholarship was created to financially assist a deserving student pursuing a degree in Computer Science. To qualify, a student must: a. Be a fulltime student majoring in Computer Science, Information Science, Software Engineering, or HumanComputer Interaction b. Have a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of 2.85 c. Be a resident of a county which has an established Home Bureau chapter (list is available at the Computer Science Department) Contact the Computer Science department for additional information and an application. Earth Science (315) Gary Forsthoff Fund for Geology ¹,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6407) Amount: $1,175 / Recipient: TBD Contact: Chair of the Earth Science Department This fund was established by Geology alumnus Gary Forsthoff 74 to support the Geology Department and current students majoring in Geology. This fund will recognize top Geology students and support their costs of the required Summer Geology Field session. Students cannot apply for this award. Nomination and selection of recipients will be made by the Geology Department. English Literature (315) Charles F. Wells Scholarship¹,⁴ (ACNT 6693) Amount: $875 / Recipient: One / Deadline: March 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu This scholarship was established in memory of Charles F. Wells (d.1994), for the purpose of funding a scholarship for a student who will be a senior majoring in English, Creative Writing, or Cinema and Screen Studies. This scholarship recognizes scholarly achievement in the field of English and demonstrated academic excellence in English courses. The applicant must be a fulltime matriculated Oswego State student who will have completed 85 hours by the end of the summer session. Invitations to apply will be sent to junior English, Creative Writing, and Cinema and Screen Studies majors with a SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.20 or higher. Dr. Richard Wheeler Memorial Scholarship¹,⁴ (ACNT 1154) Amount: $500 total / Recipient(s): TBA / Deadline: March 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu This scholarship is established in the memory of Dr. Richard Wheeler to help provide financial support for a student who will be a junior or senior level English, Creative Writing, or Cinema and Screen Studies major next year who demonstrate excellence in the field. Invitations to apply will be sent to sophomore and junior English, Creative Writing, and Cinema and Screen Studies majors with a SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.20 or higher. To qualify for this a. Be a junior or senior next academic year (completed 27 or more credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) declared English, Creative Writing, or Cinema and Screen Studies major b. Demonstrate financial need c. Demonstrate excellence in their major d. Demonstrate established career goals by submitting a short 200word essay describing objectives after graduation from SUNY Oswego Erwin Palmer Outstanding Senior in Literary Studies Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 2830) Amount: $100 / Recipient(s): TBA Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu The Palmer award, named after the late Professor Emeritus Erwin Palmer (d.2000), recognizes a senior student majoring in the literary studies track of the English major for distinguished classroom achievement. The nomination and selection is made by the 4

7 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES continued Department of English and Creative Writing faculty and announced at the Spring Honors Convocation. Georgia Barnes Scholarship²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6643) Amount: $125 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu Arwin A. Hamm (class of 1922) established a scholarship to be named in honor of his high school English teacher, Georgia Barnes. This award recognizes the Department of English and Creative Writing s strongest junior or senior English, Creative Writing, or Cinema and Screen Studies student. The selection is made by the Department of English and Creative Writing faculty and announced at the Spring Honors Convocation. Jean Hernon McDade 60 Memorial Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 6455) Amount: $600 / Recipient: One / Deadline: March 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu This scholarship was established by George Campbell McDade 60 and his children in memory of Jean Hernon McDade 60 (d. 2004) who was a recognized educator, beginning her career as an elementary school teacher and ending it with a focus on the needs of adult learners at the collegiate level. Jean was an advocate for those who have been denied opportunity and for those who lacked the resources, experience, or ability to fully reach their potential. The scholarship commemorates Jean s commitment to higher education and creating opportunities for individuals to improve their lives. To qualify for this a. Be a sophomore or junior level (have earned 2786 credits, including transfer credits, at time of application deadline) b. Be a fulltime declared major in English, Creative Writing, Cinema and Screen Studies, History, or Sociology c. Demonstrate humanitarian interests and achievements d. Demonstrate financial need e. Submit a letter of reference from advisor or another member of the faculty in major f. Submit a word essay that demonstrates: 1. Your commitment to your profession 2. Your experiences working with children and/or adult learners 3. Your volunteer activities; 4. Your biographical information English Creative Writing (315) Charles F. and Miriam B. Davis, 24 th Annual Creative Writing Awards⁴ (ACNT 6628) Amount: Approximately $100 each / Recipient(s): TBA Deadline: February 24, 2014 / Contact: Director, Creative Writing crw@oswego.edu 1. The Academy of American Poets Prize For the best poem submitted 2. The Mathom Fiction Award For the best short story submitted 3. The Norma Jean Yembrick Playwriting Award For the best oneact play submitted 4. The Rosalie Battles Creative Nonfiction Award For the best nonfiction piece submitted 5. The St. John Kincaid Screenwriting Award For the best screenplay opening 6. The Alex MadiganYorkin Short Script Award For the best short film script submitted 7. The Lewis Turco Formal Poetry Award Rules: Only fulltime Oswego undergraduates enrolled through spring semester are eligible to submit work for these annual awards (see deadline). All work must be doublespaced and neatly typed (except plays and screenplays use proper format). Submit two copies of each work, only one copy to have student s name, campus address, phone number and title, the second copy to have title only to Director, Creative Writing. Helen Buckley Award in Creative Writing²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 2830) Amount: $100 / Recipient(s): TBA Contact: Chair, English and Creative Writing Department, litstudies@oswego.edu The Buckley Award, named after Professor Helen S. Buckley (d.2001), former member of the writing arts faculty and author of many books for children, recognizes a senior student majoring in creative writing for excellence in creative writing and in classroom achievement. The nomination and selection of a recipient is made by the Department of English and Creative Writing faculty and announced at the Spring Honors Convocation. History (315) Jean Evans Memorial History Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 1345) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, History Department, Mahar Hall This scholarship was established by Michael Kirk in memory of his aunt, Jean Evans (d. 2011). Jean worked as an Administrative Assistant in the History Department for more than 25 years. The college, in particular the faculty, staff and students of the History Department were very important parts of Jean s life. The scholarship was established to reward an outstanding History major for good performance and campus involvement. To qualify for this a. Be a declared History major. b. Have a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of c. Apply in their freshman, sophomore or junior year (having earned 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, at time of application deadline), for an award to be received in the subsequent academic year. d. Have demonstrated involvement on campus by submitting an essay on involvements on campus. e. Demonstrate financial need. f. It is preferred that the recipient be a student from Oswego County. If the most qualified applicant is not from Oswego County, the award will go to the student who best meets the other criteria. Jean Hernon McDade 60 Memorial Scholarship see p.5 (English Literature) Mahar Memorial History Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6690) Amount: $225 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, History Department, Mahar Hall This award honors the late Marion Mahar (d.1960), Professor of Modern History, in the social studies department at SUNY Oswego. She was active on campus from and in the Oswego community assisting the refugees during the war. The award is given each year at Honors Convocation to the outstanding graduating senior in the field of history. Selections are made by the History Department. Riley Hamm Award²,4 (ACNT 6656) Amount: $150 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, History Department, Mahar Hall This award was established by alumnus Arwin A. Hamm, Jr. from the Class of It was named to honor Arwin s grandfather, Riley Hamm, a runaway slave who later enlisted in the Union Army. This award will be given to the student writing the best paper on the African American experience from the Colonial era to the present. Selections are made by the History Department. To qualify for this a. Be enrolled in a history course b. Submit a research paper on the topic outlined above, to the chair of the History Department, Mahar Hall. Virginia L. Radley Fellowship¹,²,³ (ACNT 6354) Amount: $2,075 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, History Department, Mahar Hall This award was created in 1998 as a tribute to Dr. Virginia L. Radley (d.1998), President Emerita, to laud her commitment to academic excellence and years of service to Oswego State. To qualify for this a. Be an undergraduate history major or a student pursuing a graduate degree in history during the spring semester b. Have an excellent academic record c. Submit completed application to the chair of the History Department, Mahar Hall. Human Development Outstanding Senior in Human Development Award²,⁴,⁵ Award: up to $200 / Recipient: One Contact: Director, Human Development This award is to be given to an outstanding senior majoring in human development. The criteria for the award include academic excellence (minimum of 3.36 SUNY Oswego GPA overall and high average grades in Psychology and Human Development), high potential for success in the field of Human Development, and commitment to the field of Human Development (e.g. history of service, personal statement and career plans). International Education and Programs (315) Colleen Brunner Memorial Scholarship¹,⁴ (ACNT 6613) Amount: $1,925 / Recipient(s): One Deadline: April 1 for fall 2014 semester, October 15 for spring 2015 semester Contact: Office of International Education This award honors the memory of Colleen Brunner, an Oswego student who perished in the crash of Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland in December The award was established by family and friends to assist students with financial need to participate in the college s Study Abroad Program. To qualify for this a. Be currently enrolled as a fulltime student b. Be a junior or senior (completed 57 or more credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at the time of selection c. Maintain a 2.50 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA d. Document financial need e. Be accepted into the London Program (first priority) or any other Oswego overseas program (second priority) f. Preference will be given to students majoring in Communication Studies g. Complete application from International Education and submit to the Office of International Education, 100 Sheldon Hall. Daniel McCarthy Scholarship¹,⁴ (ACNT 6692) Amount: $4,700 total / Recipient(s): TBA Deadline: April 1 for summer program or fall 2014 semester, October 15 for spring 2015 semester Contact: Office of International Education Mr. Peter McCarthy (1982 Oswego graduate) has established the Daniel McCarthy Scholarship in honor of his brother, Daniel who was lost on December 21, 1988, in the PanAm Flight 103 Lockerbie air disaster. Daniel will be forever remembered through this scholarship which gives Oswego students opportunities for studying abroad. Demonstrated academic excellence and leadership abilities comprise the major criteria in the selection process for this award. This scholarship should be based on merit and need of individual(s) who fulfill the following requirements: a. Be of sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) status at the time of application b. Be enrolled in the Oswego State Exchange Program c. Demonstrate promise and commitment to his/her profession d. Complete application from International Education and submit to the Office of International Education, 100 Sheldon Hall. Dr. Clark V. Whited and Dr. Frances M. Whited 44 International Experience Scholarship⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6453) Amount: Global Labs Experience Cost / Recipient: One Contact: Dr. Shashi Kanbur, Faculty Fellow for the Possibility Scholars program This scholarship was established by Dr. Frances Moroney Whited 44 to support the Global Laboratory experience of a SUNY Oswego Possibility Scholar. To qualify a student must be a current Possibility Scholar, be of Sophomore or Junior status (having completed 2686 credits, including transfer) and must have a cumulative minimum GPA of Students cannot apply for this award. Nomination and selection will be made by the Possibility Scholars program. International Education Scholarships¹,4 (ACNT 1133) Amount: TBA / Recipient(s): TBA Deadline: April 1 for summer program or fall 2014 semester, October 15 for spring 2015 semester Contact: Office of International Education These scholarships are awarded to students who need financial assistance to study abroad. Awards are made on the basis of financial need and academic excellence. Students must be Oswego students studying overseas on an Oswego program. Complete the application included in this publication and submit to the Office of International Education, 100 Sheldon Hall. José Ramon Pérez International Scholarship¹,⁴ Amount: Full funding for a CAPA International Education Study Abroad / Recipient(s): Two Deadline: April 1 for the fall 2014 or spring 2015 semester Contact: Office of International Education This scholarship was established by alumnus John Christian 87, President and CEO of CAPA International Education, who studied abroad while a student at SUNY Oswego. John s study abroad experience was lifechanging for him, and through this scholarship, his desire is to afford the same opportunity for Oswego students today. The scholarship is named in memory of José Ramon Pérez, SUNY Oswego s first International Education s Director and mentor to John. This scholarship provides fullyfunded international experiences for two SUNY Oswego students with financial need each year; one to CAPA London and one to the CAPA Beijing semester programs. The scholarship will fund the CAPA program costs, and housing at each site. In addition, scholarship recipients will be awarded an International Education Scholarship to fully fund roundtrip airfare. This scholarship does not include: SUNY tuition, overseas health insurance, additional food costs, incountry transportation, passport, spending money, and textbooks and materials. To be eligible for the scholarship, a student must: a. Be a fulltime student enrolled at SUNY Oswego b. Maintain a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 2.50 c. Demonstrate financial need Thomas Jacobsen 77 Memorial Scholarship¹,⁴ (ACNT 6392) Amount: $3,300 / Recipient: One Deadline: April 1 for fall 2014 semester, October 15 for spring 2015 semester Contact: Office of International Education This award was established by friends and family to honor the memory of Thomas (Jake) Jacobsen 77 (d.2000) who died while hiking in Grenada. Jake will always be remembered for his kindness and compassion towards others, love of travel, adventure and Oswego. This scholarship will give an Oswego student who demonstrates humanitarian interests and achievements the opportunity to participate in the college s Study Abroad Program. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be enrolled as a full time student of junior or senior status (completed 57 or more credits, including transfer credits, by deadline). b. Document financial need. c. Demonstrate humanitarian interests and achievements. d. Complete application from International Education and submit to the Office of International Education, 100 Sheldon Hall. 5

8 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES continued COLLEGE OF LAS continued Modern Languages and Literatures (315) Margaret C. Nation Scholarship⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6624) Amount: $450 / Recipient: One Contact: Professor Susan Bertonneau, Modern Languages and Literatures Department This scholarship is for the study of French in Oswego s overseas program in France. Candidates for this award will be evaluated on academic achievement and must have completed one academic year prior to the year in which the award is to be made. Nomination and selection made by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures faculty. Modern Languages and Literatures French Scholarship ¹,⁴ (ACNT 1334) Amount: $1,000 Total Recipient(s): One for $1,000 or Two for $500 Contact: Professor, Lenuta Giukin, Modern Languages and Literatures Department This scholarship was established by Lenuta Giukin to help provide financial support for senior or, if considered worthy, junior level French majors who demonstrate excellence in the field. The nomination and selection of the recipient will be made by the Modern Languages and Literatures department faculty. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Be a senior or second semester junior level (completed 57 or more credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) and declared French major b. Have a minimum overall academic SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 and a French GPA of 3.20 c. Demonstrate financial need Psychology (315) The David J. King Psychology Department Honors Project Award⁴ Amount: $50 / Recipient: One / Deadline: Quest Contact: Chair, Psychology Department This award was established in 1989 by Dr. Paul Wilbur, Professor Emeritus of psychology, in memory of Dr. David J. King who was chair of the Department of Psychology from 1968 to To be eligible for the David J. King award a student must be a senior psychology major enrolled in PSY 490H (Practicum in Honors Research). All such students presenting at the Quest Symposium will be candidates for this award. Gary Klatsky Memorial Scholarship see p.11 (Graduate Studies) Helen B. Daly Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Psychological Research²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 2924) Award: up to $200 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, Psychology Department This award, which is presented by the psychology department, is dedicated to Dr. Helen B. Daly (d.1995) in recognition of her contributions during 27 years at Oswego. During this time Dr. Daly obtained the rank of Distinguished Teaching Professor and was awarded both the Chancellor s Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Oswego Gold Medal for Excellence in Research and Sponsored Programs. In order to continue her dedication to the development of outstanding student researchers, this award is presented to a student or students who have demonstrated outstanding skills and accomplishments in psychology research. Nominations are made by the psychology faculty. Outstanding Senior in Psychology Award²,⁴,⁵ Award: $100 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, Psychology Department This award recognizes an outstanding senior in majoring in Psychology. The criteria for this award includes academic excellence (a minimum of 3.3 SUNY Oswego GPA overall and 3.5 in Psychology courses), high potential for success in the field of Psychology, and commitment to the field of Psychology (e.g. history of service, research accomplishments, and plans for graduate study). There is an application for this award. Contact the Psychology Department for more information. Psychology Club Undergraduate Scholars Grant Program Cindy Sprague Grants⁴ (ACNT 6634) Amount: $800 total / Recipient(s): TBA Deadlines: October 15 and March 15 Contact: Psychology Department, Christine LeClerc The Psychology Club established the UndergraduateScholars Grant Program in 1989 as a means for support of quality, studentinitiated scholarly activity in psychology. The Psychology Club administers the program, which is supported by and endowed through The Oswego College Foundation, Inc. account started by Roger and Margaret Sprague of Mexico, NY. The fund and grants are named in honor of their daughter, who died the summer before she would have attended SUNY Oswego. The grants typically range from $25 to $100 with a maximum of $200 for an individual grant. Applications are made to the Psychology Club Grant Review Committee and guidelines for the grant applications are available in the Psychology Department office in Mahar Hall. Public Justice (315) David Cutler Outstanding Freshman in Public Justice Award⁴,⁵ (ACNT 7397) Amount: $100 / Recipient: One Contact: Chair, Department of Public Justice, Mahar Hall This award recognizes an outstanding firstyear student majoring in Public Justice. Luciano J. Iorizzo Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 6433) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Department of Public Justice, Mahar Hall Named to honor Professor Emeritus Luciano J. Iorizzo, first chair of the Department of Public Justice, this scholarship will be awarded to a deserving public justice senior who has demonstrated above average academic performance. In order to be eligible for this scholarship, the following requirements must be met by the end of the first semester of the junior year: a. Declared public justice major or second major b. Overall SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 or better at the time of selection c. Public justice GPA of 3.20 (required and elective PJ courses) d. Demonstrated financial need e. Must be a junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at the time of application Raymond Joseph Stastny Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 1131) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Department of Public Justice, Mahar Hall This award honors the memory of alumnus Raymond Joseph Stastny 78 (d.1987), an outstanding agent with the U.S. Justice Department, Drug Enforcement Administration, who lost his life in the line of duty. This award will be given to an outstanding student majoring in public justice and aspiring toward a career in law enforcement. To qualify for this a. Be a public justice major b. Be a fulltime student c. Have completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline d. Maintain a minimum 3.00 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA at the time of selection e. Participate in intramural or intercollegiate athletics f. Demonstrate financial need g. Submit a brief narrative describing career goals, financial need, and special achievements (academic, athletic, community, etc.) h. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Sociology (315) Jean Hernon McDade 60 Memorial Scholarship see p.5 (English Literature) W. Seward Salisbury Award²,⁴,⁵ (ACNT 6385) Amount: $100 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair of Sociology Department, Mahar Hall Named to honor the late emeritus professor of sociology W. Seward Salisbury (d.1997), this award will be presented to an outstanding senior sociology major. In order to be eligible for this award, the following requirements must be met by the end of the first semester of the senior year: a. Be a declared major in sociology, including double majors. b. Have completed at least 30 of the 36 hours of major requirements. c. Have an overall SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 d. Have a GPA in Sociology of at least 3.20 Women s Studies (315) Women s Studies/ Diana Balmori Award²,³ (ACNT 6642) Amount: $900 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 10, 2014 Contact: Women s Studies Office, 224 Campus Center This scholarship will be awarded to one student in the Women s Studies program in recognition of his/her achievement and activism on behalf of women on the SUNY Oswego campus and in the community. To qualify for this award the student must: a. Be a fully matriculated student in attendance at SUNY Oswego b. Be a Women s Studies major or minor c. Include a statement ( words minimum) on your goals and role as an activist, the impact of your work, and your plans to continue your work on behalf of women. d. Include a letter of reference that speaks to your activism on behalf of women on the SUNY Oswego campus and in the community Women s Studies/Women Aloud³ (ACNT 1140) Amount: $250 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 10, 2014 Contact: Women s Studies Office, 224 Campus Center This scholarship will be awarded to a student enrolled in the Women s Studies minor. The Women Aloud Committee will review the applications and announce the recipient at the annual Women Aloud Performance. To qualify for the award a student must: a. Be a fully matriculated student in attendance at SUNY Oswego b. Be a Women s Studies major or minor c. Include a statement ( words) on: The Importance of Women s Studies in My Life. d. Include a letter of reference SCHOOL OF CMA Art (315) Aulus Saunders Service Award⁴ (ACNT 6691) Amount: TBA / Recipient(s): Several annually Deadline: February 1, 2014 / Contact: Art Department Faculty The Aulus W. Saunders (d.1991) Service Award honors a deserving graduate or undergraduate Art student who has demonstrated exceptional service to the Art Department during his/her stay at Oswego. Applicants are nominated by faculty of the Art Department. Interested students should contact their Art Department professors. The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Do not complete the online application. Grant Arnold Award⁴ (ACNT 6672) Amount: $750 total / Recipient(s): Several annually Deadline: February 1, 2014 / Contact: Art Department Faculty This award honors an outstanding junior or senior art student who has exhibited an exceptional commitment to the field of art and has demonstrated significant growth as an artist or scholar. Applicants are nominated by faculty of the Art Department. Interested students should contact their Art Department professors. The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Do not complete the online application. Hermann Krüsi Award2,4 (ACNT 6691) Amount: TBA / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Art Department Faculty The Herman Krüsi Award recognizes the senior art student who has the highest overall cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA (Prerequisite: 60 hours residency, 86 hours minimum toward graduation). The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Do not complete the online application. Jessie E. and Jay D. Rudolph Scholarship⁴ (ACNT 6513) Amount: $3,350 total / Recipient(s): Several annually Deadline: February 1, 2014 / Contact: Graphic Design This scholarship honoring Jay Rudolph (d.1959) results from his bequest to SUNY Oswego and is intended to be used to aid worthy students according to the statement in his will. Mr. Rudolph, who distinguished himself as a leader and innovator in Industrial Arts education, was awarded the Laureate Degree from Epsilon Pi Tau, national honorary industrial fraternity, in Born in Philadelphia, he worked in the printing trade before enlisting in the U.S. Army. He served in the quartermaster corps at Fort Ontario and, at that time, began teaching at the Oswego Normal School. Upon discharge from the Army, he earned a teaching certificate at Oswego in 1922 (later completing a bachelor s at S.U. and master s at N.Y.U.) and began his career as Graphic Arts instructor, a post he held until retirement in The purpose of the scholarship is to further develop the contributions to the Graphic Arts Program at SUNY Oswego. The student should: a. Be a fully matriculated junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) in attendance at SUNY Oswego b. Have an outstanding academic average (at least a 3.00 overall SUNY Oswego GPA) c. Be promising in the field, and possess excellent critical thinking skills d. Have real commitment to the area of Graphic Arts and be dedicated to furthering the concept of Graphic Arts at SUNY Oswego e. Interested students can self nominate to a graphic design professor. Please include a copy of your resume with your letter of interest. Do not complete the online application. f. The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Joseph F. Shoenfelt Memorial Fund⁴ (ACNT 6632) Amount: $100 / Recipient: One /Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Art Department Faculty This scholarship was established by Ann Shoenfelt Steinen in memory of her husband, Joseph F. Shoenfelt, a former faculty member of the Art Department. Mr. Shoenfelt is remembered as a dedicated and sympathetic teacher and talented jeweler who was also very involved with the community including the Oswego Art Guild, now known as the Oswego Art Association. Students studying sculpture, sculptural works in clay, 3D design, and book arts will be considered for this award. Applicants are nominated by faculty of the Art Department. The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Do not complete the online application. Nancy Busco Trabold Memorial Scholarship¹,³ (ACNT 6470) Amount: $575 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Art Department This scholarship was established by Charles Trabold 50, M 53 in memory of his wife, Nancy Busco Trabold. Nancy was a talented artist who valued education. The scholarship will provide financial assistance to a female student majoring in Art who demonstrates 6

9 SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, MEDIA, AND THE ARTS continued artistic promise. In addition to submitting the application in this booklet, applying students must also submit a portfolio and a reference that demonstrates artistic promise. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Be a female declared major in the Art Department (Preference will be given to a Studio or Fine Art major) b. Apply in her freshman, sophomore, or junior year (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) for an award to be received in the following academic year c. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Robert M. Sullins Studio Award⁴ (ACNT 6691) Amount: TBA / Recipient(s): Several annually Deadline: February 1, 2014 / Contact: Art Department Faculty The Robert Sullins Award honors the art student who has demonstrated exceptional growth and ability in the studio area of the Art program. Applicants are nominated by faculty of the Art Department. Interested students should contact their Art Department professors. The award is presented at the opening of a Student Exhibition in the Spring. Do not complete the online application. Communication Studies (315) Camerlengo Internship Award⁴ (ACNT 2886) Amount: $500 / Recipient(s): Up to Four / Deadline: April 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Reeher, Communication Studies Department, Lanigan Hall This fund was established by Louis 81 and Renee Bardell Carmerlengo 83 to encourage students to seek new and unique opportunities through a summer internship. Award monies will be awarded upon completion of the internship. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Register internship with EBE in order to earn departmental or general studies credit b. Be a declared major in any communication studies track and be of junior or senior standing having completed at least 60 credits (Transfer students must have completed two semesters at SUNY Oswego) c. Have a minimum 2.50 SUNY Oswego GPA d. Participate in a parttime or fulltime summer internship experience The Dr. I. David Glick Scholarship for Excellence in Communication 1,2,3 (ACNT 6436) Amount: $600 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Reeher, Communication Studies Department, Lanigan Hall This scholarship was established in memory of Dr. I. David Glick by Keith R. Chamberlain 87, Dr. Glick s children, and many Communication Studies alumni in order to promote critical thinking about communication studies, while sustaining and advancing Dr. Glick s belief that active learning for oneself is superior to passive reception of content. The scholarship will provide financial assistance to students who plan on pursuing a career in the Communication Arts field. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Receive this award during their junior or senior year (completed at least 57 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) b. Be a General Communication, Broadcasting and Mass Communication, Public Relations or Journalism major c. Maintain a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 d. Provide a sample of his/her written project work from a Communication Studies class that the student feels exemplifies outstanding communication skills (eg: essay, press release, term paper, etc.) This sample must be dated and must have been completed within the last 12 months Dr. Manjula Ravindra Shah Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6404) Amount: $1,500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Reeher, Communication Studies Department, Lanigan Hall This scholarship was established by Neelesh and Monica Shah in memory of their mother, Manjula Ravindra Shah, MD. This scholarship commemorates the Shah family s commitment to higher education and their interest in supporting academic excellence. To qualify for this a. Be a rising freshman, sophomore, or junior (completed 0 86 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) majoring in Communication Studies. b. Maintain a SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 c. Demonstrate financial need J. Edward McEvoy Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6619) Amount: $1,700 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Reeher, Communication Studies Department, Lanigan Hall This award was established in the will of Dr. J. Edward McEvoy (d.1974). Dr. McEvoy was the first chair to serve the combined Speech and Theatre Department. He was an avid debater, debate coach and traveler. The speech and theater department was an outgrowth of the English department. To qualify for this a. Be a General Communication, Broadcasting and Mass Communication, Public Relations or Journalism major b. Be a junior at the time of selection (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) c. Maintain a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 and a departmental GPA of 3.25 at the time of selection. Robert C. Ziegler 84 Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6670) Amount: $2,700 each / Recipient(s): 2 / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Reeher, Communication Studies Department, Lanigan Hall Robert Charles Ziegler (d.1985), was killed in a weatherrelated car accident. He received his BA in communications and had a minor in political science. His college activities included: recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award; WTOPTV general manager, account executive, and news director; WCCR news staff, sports staff, disc jockey; Student Representative for the Communication Studies Department; writer for The Channel; Big Brother Program; Psi Phi Gamma Fraternity; College Orchestra; Dorm Council President Lonis Moreland Hall and Resident Assistant Seneca Hall. Named to honor the memory of alumnus Robert C. Ziegler 84, this scholarship recognizes achievement in the field of communication. To qualify for this a. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at the time of selection b. Be a fulltime General Communication, Broadcasting and Mass Communication, Public Relations or Journalism major at the time of selection c. Maintain a minimum 3.00 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA d. Submit materials to support his/her outstanding achievement in the field of communications e. Document financial need Music (315) Carlos Manobianco Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 1119) Amount: $400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department Carlos Manobianco taught guitar at Oswego from 1971 until his death in He also taught at Syracuse University, Onondaga Community College and Colgate University. He studied guitar in Europe with Andres Segovia and Sans de la Maza, and in New York under Rey de la Torre. He was well known throughout the Syracuse area for his work and performed live for Syracuse radio and television stations. Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty. Carapetyan Voice Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 6474) Amount: $450 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department Leon Carapetyan, professor emeritus, established this scholarship to encourage and support students of singing who are seriously involved in choral music. The scholarship also honors the memory of his father, Caro Carapetyan, whose example of a voice teacher and choral conductor inspired Leon's own career. The recipient will be chosen by the Music Department. To be eligible, a student must: a. Be a declared music major whose primary area is voice. b. Maintain a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of c. Must be of junior standing (completed 5786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) to receive the award during senior year. d. Show commitment and promise for a career in vocal/choral music by being actively involved in choral ensembles throughout his/her college career. e. During the recipient s senior year, he/she must give a recital of standard repertoire including French, German and 20th/21st century English/American song. This is typically the capstone project. Diane Lucey Ouckama Memorial 1,4,5 (ACNT 1118) Amount: $400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Theatre or Music Departments This award is named in memory of Diane Lucey Ouckama (d.1990), whose talent and commitment to music and theater was an inspiration to her family, friends and colleagues. This award is open to any junior or senior who: a. Is majoring or minoring in music and/or theater b. Demonstrates through performance, both on campus and off, a high level of achievement and potential in music theater (programs, reviews, two letters of recommendation to be submitted upon request) c. Maintains a 2.50 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music and/or Theatre faculty. Interested students should contact professors in either department. The Doc Soluri Memorial Endowed Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 6438) Amount: $550 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Music Department This award is named in memory of James Doc Soluri (d.2006) whose ability to recognize and promote students with the unique potential for becoming outstanding performers will long be remembered. Recipients must: a. Apply during their sophomore or junior year (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline to receive this award during their junior or senior year.) b. Be enrolled with a music and/or theater major or minor c. Demonstrate through performance, both on campus and off, a high level of achievement and potential in music theater or music d. Programs, reviews and tapes/cds, plus two letters of recommendation to be submitted upon request e. Have an overall SUNY Oswego GPA of 2.50 or better Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty Maurice O. Boyd Music Award 1,4,5 (ACNT 6651) Amount: $700 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department Dr. Boyd (d.1994) was chair of the Music Department from and oversaw its rapid expansion after the college joined the newly formed State University of New York in Due to his vision and dedication, the department has expanded significantly. Applicant must be a music major or minor. Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty. Music Memorial Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 1122) Amount: $1,250 total / Recipient(s): TBA / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department Candidates for this award (including freshmen) must be declared music majors or minors. Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty. Oswego Festival Chorus Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 2160) Amount: $400 / Recipient(s): TBA / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department Candidates must be current members of the Festival Chorus, with a minimum of two semesters previous involvement in the Chorus. Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty. Sophie Sarat Welling 34 Memorial Scholarship 1,4,5 (ACNT 6356) Amount: $800 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Chair, Music Department This scholarship award was established by Victoria Marsh to honor the memory of her mother, Sophie Sarat Welling 34. An alumna of the Campus School and the Oswego Normal School, Mrs. Welling broadened the horizons of her students through music education. As a student teacher, Mrs. Welling was the first educator at the Campus School to introduce her students to foreign languages and cultures through song. The scholarship recognizes and encourages the efforts of a music student at SUNY Oswego. Applicants are nominated and selected by members of the Music faculty. To qualify for this award, candidates must: a. Be of junior status during the Spring semester (completed 5786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) b. Have a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of 3.00 c. Have exhibited that he/she is a person of integrity and good character d. Be a music major or minor, or be actively involved in choral ensemble, music theater, and/or opera productions Theatre (315) Benita Zahn 76 Theatre Fund 4 (ACNT 2322) Amount: $500 total / Recipient: One Contact: Jessica Hester, Chair, Theatre Department, Tyler Hall This Fund was by established by Benita Zahn 76 to assist a student majoring in Theatre with his/her capstone experience and expenses. To qualify for this a. Be a full time student majoring in Theatre. b. Be of junior status at the time of selection c. Submit a proposal for his/her Theatre senior capstone project d. Preference will be given to a student who has gone above and beyond in the Theatre Department and who is interested in pursuing Theatre as a profession. e. Award monies will be applied for reimbursement of expenses to support books, materials, travel or study for the senior capstone project/senior experience upon submission of supporting documentation. Diane Lucey Ouckama Memorial see p.7 (Music) John and Ida Mincher Theatre Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 1128) Amount: $1,000 total / Recipient: One / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Hester, Chair, Theatre Department, Tyler Hall John Mincher, who retired in 1989, established a scholarship fund in the name of his parents which will provide money for a student studying theatre. This award will be given to a sophomore based on his or her activities in the theatre department program during their previous year. To qualify for this a. Be enrolled as a design or technical theatre major, and have completed one semester at Oswego b. Submit a cover letter and resume, 3 letters of recommendation c. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships 7

10 SCHOOL OF CMA continued Jon Vermilye 66 Theatre Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 6387) Amount: $500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Hester, Chair, Theatre Department, Tyler Hall Friends and colleagues established this scholarship to honor Jon Vermilye 66 (retired 2003), Technical Specialist, Theatre Department for students majoring in Theatre/Technical emphasis. To qualify for this a. Be a declared Theatre major with a technical emphasis b. Be of junior status at the time of selection (have completed credit, including transfer credits, hours). c. Maintain a minimum SUNY Oswego GPA of d. Demonstrate a commitment to community service. e. Resume and three letters of recommendation (two from outside SUNY Oswego Theatre Department) Kathleen Pendergast Memorial Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 6378) Amount: $550 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Hester, Chair, Theatre Department, Tyler Hall The late Dr. Kathleen Pendergast taught in the Theatre Department from 1961 until her retirement in In addition to her consummate knowledge of classical theatre and refined directorial skills, she brought a curiosity and genuine respect for all theatre that told stories in vibrant visual terms by actors who boldly committed to their craft. Dr. Pendergast taught classes in theatre history, acting and oral interpretation. This award will be given to a junior based on his or her activities in the Theatre Department program during their previous year. To qualify for this a. Demonstrate a commitment to a professional career as an actor, director or teacher of theatre arts b. Be a fully matriculated student in attendance at SUNY Oswego c. Be enrolled as an Acting/Directing Theatre major, and have completed at least one semester at Oswego d. Submit a cover letter and resume. The letter should address your involvement in and commitment to theatre activities in the Acting/Directing area and articulate future goals e. Submit three letters of recommendation that speak to your creative work and meaningful involvement in Theatre Theatre Alumni Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 6471) Amount: $450 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Jessica Hester, Chair, Theatre Department, Tyler Hall This scholarship was established by alumni and friends of the Theatre Department to recognize key students in the department who exhibit leadership, initiative, creativity, collaborative spirit through their participation in the Theatre program and potential for career success. In addition to submitting the application in this booklet, applying students must also submit a resume and an additional 350word essay addressing involvement in and commitment to the Theatre Department and future career goals as well as 2 letters of reference that highlight involvement in the Theatre Department, creative and scholarly work in theatre and future promise. To qualify for this a. Be a declared major in the Theatre Department (any track) b. Apply in their sophomore or junior year (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline), for an award to be received in the next academic year. c. Have a minimum 2.50 overall GPA and a 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA in the Theatre major. d. Submit a resume and additional 350word essay addressing involvement in and commitment to the Theatre Department and future goals. e. Submit 2 letters of reference that highlight involvement in the Theatre Department, creative and scholarly work in theatre and future promise. f. A student may be awarded this scholarship more than once, but it is not automatically renewable. To be considered in subsequent years, a student must reapply annually. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Anna Mae Johnson 42 Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6434) Amount: $1,075 total / Recipient: One / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Established by G. Thomas Albee 47 in memory of his wife, this scholarship is for students with financial need from rural upstate New York majoring in childhood education. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Demonstrate financial need b. Be a fulltime declared childhood education major c. Reside in rural upstate New York d. Maintain a 3.00 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA Anne 53 and Kenneth 54 Sherman Education Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6464) Amount: $400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by family and friends of Anne 53 and Kenneth 54 Sherman in honor of their 60th wedding anniversary. Passionate about education, the Shermans have dedicated their lives to teaching in the local public schools. This scholarship SCHOOL OF EDUCATION continued is to support motivated future educators, recognizing a student in the School of Education with financial need who demonstrates a commitment to pursuing a career in teaching. To qualify for this a. Be a fulltime declared major in the School of Education b. Apply in his/her sophomore or junior year (completed 2786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) c. Be a resident of New York state d. Demonstrate promise and commitment in the field of education e. Have financial need f. In addition to application materials, submit a 300word essay that demonstrates your promise and commitment to the field of education Class of 1945 Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6426) Amount: $600 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 The Class of 1945 established the Class of 1945 Scholarship in honor of their 60th Anniversary reunion. This scholarship is to benefit a student within the School of Education. Selection will be made by the School of Education scholarship committee. To qualify for this award a student must be: a. Enrolled in the School of Education b. A nontraditional student; second preference will be given to a sophomore or junior during the spring semester c. Maintain a 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA or better Class of 1953 Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3,5,6 (ACNT 6379) Amount: $2,000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 To commemorate their 50th anniversary the members, friends and relatives of the graduating class of 1953 established a scholarship in memory of those classmates who have passed on. This scholarship will be awarded in the spring to recognize an outstanding student in the School of Education who is committed to pursuing a career in teaching. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a full time student in the School of Education pursuing a career in teaching b. Be enrolled as a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) c. Demonstrate promise and commitment to the field of education d. Maintain a 3.00 or better SUNY Oswego GPA e. In addition, applicants must be nominated by a School of Education faculty member. Interested students should contact professors to have them submit a letter of nomination by the deadline. Class of 1954 Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6445) Amount: $1,575 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, The Class of 1954 established the Class of 54 Scholarship in honor of their 55th Anniversary reunion. This scholarship is to benefit a student within the School of Education. Selection will be made by the School of Education scholarship committee. To qualify for this award a student must be: a. Enrolled in the School of Education b. Maintain a 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA or better c. Students must reapply annually to be considered for this scholarship Constance LaRock Seeber 53 and Ada Linsler 37 Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6441) Amount: $1,300 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established in 2008 by Charles C. Seeber and family to honor the life works of two outstanding teachers. Between them they dedicated over 70 years to being role models and teaching children in first through sixth grades. In addition, this scholarship is meant to provide help and encouragement to others that they may follow in the footsteps of these prior graduates. To qualify for this a. Be a New York State resident b. Demonstrate financial need c. Be a fulltime declared childhood education major d. Apply in their junior year for receipt in their senior year (completed credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) e. Maintain a 3.00 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA f. Submit a 250word essay which would include biographical information, describe the student s experience working with children and describe the student s commitment to teaching. Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship 2,4 Amount: $600 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 15, 2014 Contact: dlawdavies@aol.com Each year the Alpha Iota Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, an Honor Society for Women Educators, presents the Lucy Wing Grantin Aid Award to a woman in one of the education majors who meets the following criteria: a. A member of the junior class of SUNY Oswego b. Maintains a minimum GPA of 3.00 c. A resident of Oswego County or attended one of the nine Oswego County schools d. statement of application to dlawdavies@aol.com as an attached document. Include the following information: your major, concentration, GPA, unofficial transcript, how you became interested in the field of education, your future teaching goals, professional aspirations and postgraduation plans, the type of activities/work in which you are involved that support your professional goals (college and community activities), any award and/honors you have received during your college years, and name/contact information of a reference. We would also like to know what you view as the biggest challenges in education today. Finally, please explain how you might use this award. Father Robert E. Hall Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6357) Amount: $1,950 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by friends and SUNY Oswego alumni to honor the late Father Robert E. Hall for his commitment to the Oswego Community and SUNY Oswego campus. Father Hall served at St. Mary s Church in Oswego starting in 1949, being named pastor in During his tenure in Oswego, he also served as chaplain of the Newman Center, and now the center bears his name. He was considered a friend to all students. His dedication was instrumental in improving the quality of life for the campus community. Demonstrated commitment to community service and volunteer work comprises the major criteria in the selection process for this award. Qualified applicants must: a. Be enrolled in the School of Education b. Be a sophomore or junior (completed 2786 credits, including transfer credits) by the end of this year s winter session. c. Maintain a minimum 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA d. Submit documentation to support his/her community and volunteer service to the Oswego community and/or campus. Florence Ellen Williams Kelly 31 Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 6475) Amount: $1,000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Edward S. Kelly in memory of his mother, Florence Ellen Williams Kelly 31, for the purpose of providing an annual scholarship for a student majoring in Education at SUNY Oswego who has financial need. Florence was a first grade teacher in Middletown, NY. To qualify for this a. Be a resident of New York state b. Be a graduate of a public high school in Oswego County c. Be a declared education major d. Maintain a 2.75 SUNY Oswego GPA e. Apply in his/her sophomore year (completed 2756 credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) f. Have financial need that includes at least half of tuition and fees paid for by student and/or parent loans Frank and Ruth Sayer Education Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6459) Amount: $1,150 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Ruth and Frank Sayer to recognize a student in the School of Education who is committed to pursuing a career in teaching and shows signs of good citizenship and being a positive role model for children. Members of the Oswego community, the Sayers made service to the community, to SUNY Oswego and to other philanthropic causes a hallmark of their lives. The intent of this scholarship is to support the need for motivated teachers who will someday also choose to give back to someone else. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who best meets the following criteria: a. Be a fulltime student enrolled in the School of Education b. Be a freshman, sophomore or junior (having earned 086 credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) c. Demonstrate promise and commitment to the field of education d. Demonstrate signs of good citizenship and be a positive role model for children. e. Submit a 300word essay that demonstrates: 1. Your promise and commitment to the field of education; 2. Your good citizenship and how you serve as a positive role model f. Preference given to students with financial need. Gileen W. French 65 Scholarship 1,3 (ACNT 6428) Amount: $1000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Gileen Widmer French 65 to honor devoted Education majors that enthusiastically embrace the idea of public education. To qualify for this a. Have completed at least one year of study at SUNY Oswego. Preference will be given to students from Erie, Chautauqua, 8

11 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION continued Cattaraugus and Niagara counties. Preference will also be given to students within the School of Education and/or School of Business depending upon the number of scholarships available. b. Submit a formal resume that reflects the importance of your own personal education and your public and community service. c. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Gillespie/Pietroski Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6380) Amount: $1,125 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award was established by M. Jean Pietroski 71, 74 to honor the lives and accomplishments of her parents, Milton Hope and Marjorie Lucy (Roth) Gillespie. The scholarship is intended to recognize an individual who demonstrates courage, determination and enthusiasm for learning. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a nontraditional student, preferably from the Phoenix Central School system or Oswego County, returning to school after at least a tenyear interruption in formal education. b. Be a fulltime junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by by the end of this year s winter session) enrolled in the School of Education pursuing a degree leading to teacher certification at SUNY Oswego. c. Be a person of sound character who exhibits commitment to his/her higher education. d. Have a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA e. Demonstrate financial need John P. Moroney & Frances Murphy Moroney Merit Scholarship 1,3,6 (ACNT 6386) Amount: $5,000 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Established in 2003 by Dr. Frances Moroney Whited 44, Professor Emeritus of SUNY College at Brockport, the John P. Moroney & Frances Murphy Moroney Scholarship is in memory of her parents John and Frances Murphy Moroney; her sister, Marie Moroney Fox 40; her brother, John J. Moroney; and her brother, William J. Moroney. The scholarship commemorates the Moroney Family s commitment to higher education and their interest in supporting academic excellence. Interested students must meet the academic criteria set forth in SUNY Oswego s Presidential and Merit Scholarship Program, however, they cannot be a current Presidential Scholar. The additional criteria shall include: a. Be a declared Childhood Education major b. Begin receiving this award during his/her sophomore year (must apply during his/her freshman year) (completed 0 26 credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) c. Demonstrate a commitment to teaching at the childhood level d. Demonstrate leadership skills and a variety of experiences and activities with children such as volunteerism, extracurricular activities and community involvement e. Submit a wellorganized 300 word essay including the student s commitment to teaching, experiences working with children, extracurricular activities, volunteer activities and biographical information f. Submit two letters of reference g. Recipient may be eligible to continue to receive this award during his/her junior and senior years assuming he/she maintains a cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of In addition to maintaining a 3.00 cumulative GPA, the student must also submit an essay summarizing his/her year of college study h. Apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/scholarships Kathleen A. Peterson '54 Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6454) Amount: $400 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by family in memory of Kathleen A. Peterson 54 (d. 1999) for the purpose of providing an annual scholarship for a student majoring in Education at SUNY Oswego. To qualify for this a. Be a full time student enrolled in the School of Education. b. Apply in his/her sophomore or junior year (completed 2786 credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) c. Have a minimum 3.00 GPA d. Submit an essay on why he/she wants to be a teacher. e. Preference will be given to a student who demonstrates a history of volunteerism. Mary E. Laing Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6617) Amount: $675 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This award originated in the will of Mary E. Laing, a pioneer educator at the Oswego Normal School. It was first given in 1948 and has been given each year since then to a student majoring in an undergraduate teacher education program. Candidates for this scholarship will be evaluated on the basis of high personal character, leadership and a strong record of academic achievement. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a fulltime matriculated student in the School of Education b. Be a junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) c. Maintain a 3.60 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA Stan Levenson 54 Scholarship 1,2,3,5 (ACNT 6390) Amount: $1,500 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Dr. Stanley Levenson 54 to commemorate his 50th anniversary. Dr. Levenson has been an elementary school teacher at all grade levels, a school principal, a districtlevel administrator, a college professor, an educational consultant, and a freelance writer. Faculty members of the School of Education will nominate recipients. Interested students should contact professor from the department. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be enrolled in the SUNY Oswego School of Education b. Demonstrate financial need. c. Maintain a 3.00 SUNY Oswego GPA d. Have a demonstrated interest in athletics f. In addition, applicants must be nominated by a School of Education faculty member. Interested students should contact professors to have them submit a letter of nomination by the deadline. Ted 72 & Jane Friedlander Jenny 71 Education Scholarship 1,2,3,5 (ACNT 6440) Amount: $950 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Ted 72 and Jane Friedlander Jenny 71 to highlight the need for highly qualified and motivated childhood education teachers. This scholarship will be awarded to recognize an outstanding student in the School of Education who is committed to pursuing a career in teaching children in grades 1 6. Faculty members from the School of Education will nominate and select recipients. To qualify for this award, students must: a. Be enrolled as a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session), fulltime student in the School of Education as a childhood education major at the time of selection b. Demonstrate promise and commitment to the field of childhood education c. Have a demonstrated interest in athletics d. Demonstrate leadership skills and a variety of experiences and activities with children such as volunteerism, extracurricular activities and community involvement e. Demonstrate financial need f. Maintain a 3.00 or better SUNY Oswego GPA h. In addition, applicants must be nominated by a School of Education faculty member. Interested students should contact professors to have them submit a letter of nomination by the deadline. Virginia G. Gibson Vogel 56 Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6435) Amount: $1,700 total / Recipient: One / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 This scholarship was established by Robert E. Vogel in loving memory of his wife, Virginia G. Gibson Vogel 56. This scholarship will provide financial assistance to a student in the School of Education who is committed to pursuing a career in teaching. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Be a full time student with an education major b. Receive this award during their junior or senior year (completed at least 57 credits, including transfer credits, by the end of this year s winter session.) c. Maintain a 3.00 cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA d. Be a resident of the city of Oswego. Second preference will be given to a resident of Oswego county Counseling and Psychological Services (315) Donald Snygg Graduate Scholarship see p.11 (Graduate Studies) Lucy Wing Memorial Fund 2,4,5 (ACNT 6350) Amount: $1050 / Recipient: One Contact: Counseling and Psychological Services Department, Mahar Hall Lucy Wing initiated and developed a graduate counseling program in the late 1960s. Named to honor the memory of distinguished faculty member, Dr. Lucy Wing (d.1974), this award recognizes a student who completes a research project of quality. To qualify for this award, a student must: a. Be enrolled in a program under direction of the Counseling and Psychological Services department b. Have completed or contributed a research project of outstanding quality. Nominations are made by the department. Thomas H. Chapman Memorial Award 2,4,5 (ACNT 6652) Amount: $1100 / Recipient: One Contact: Counseling and Psychological Services Department, Mahar Hall This award is given to a graduate student who exemplifies the philosophy of life of Thomas Chapman, who was director of the Counseling Center ( ). Thomas Chapman (d.1986) lived life to the fullest emphasized body, mind and spirit. Not only was he a scholar and counselor, he was also a triathlete. Thomas Chapman lived and taught the wellness model, and he was one of the pioneers who brought the wellness model to SUNY Oswego. The award was funded by members of the university community. The recipient is chosen by the faculty of the Counseling and Psychological Services department. Nominations are made by the department. Curriculum and Instruction (315) Charles A. Leonard and Margaret S. Leonard Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6401) Amount: $3,325 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Curriculum and Instruction Department This award was established by Joan K. Leonard (B.S. 1954, M.S. 1958) in memory of her parents Charles A. Leonard and Margaret S. Leonard. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a fulltime student with an Education major b. Be enrolled as a junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) at the time of selection c. Maintain a 3.30 SUNY Oswego GPA or better d. Demonstrate leadership qualities e. Be committed to the field of education f. Be a graduate of an Oswego County high school FinterYager Scholarship 1,2,3 (ACNT 6640) Amount: $2,575 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Curriculum and Instruction Department A deserving student must be: a. A Secondary Education major with a concentration in the physical sciences (chemistry, earth science, or physics) b. A junior or senior (completed at least 57 credits by deadline). c. Above are not to be sole criterion. Receipt of award might make the difference between being able or unable to return to college. Greta O Brien Murabito 43 Scholarship 1,2,3,5 (ACNT 6355) Amount: $2,700 each / Recipient(s): Two / Deadline: Feb. 1, 2014 Contact: Curriculum and Instruction Department This award was established for Greta O Brien Murabito 43 by her husband, Anthony J. Murabito, in recognition and appreciation for SUNY Oswego and its dedicated and caring faculty. This scholarship is intended to inspire, encourage, and stimulate active participation in the life of the college via the pursuit of a childhood course of study. To qualify for this award a student must: a. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) during the spring semester b. Be enrolled in the School of Education as a childhood education major c. Have a 3.00 or better cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA d. Demonstrate financial need Faculty members of the Curriculum and Instruction Department will nominate applicants. Interested students should contact professors from this department and apply online at alumni.oswego.edu/ scholarships. Hazel F. Hewitt Scholarship Fund 1,2,3 (ACNT 6359) Amount: $1,250 / Recipient: One / Deadline: February 1, 2014 Contact: Curriculum and Instruction Department This scholarship was established by Ms. Hazel Hewitt 29 (d.2003) in recognition of and appreciation for the preparation and education of future teachers. The award is intended to inspire, encourage, and stimulate active participation in the life of the university via the pursuit of a childhood education course of study. Faculty members of the Curriculum and Instruction Department will nominate applicants. Interested students should contact professors from this department and submit application to the department office. A qualified applicant will: a. Be enrolled in the School of Education as a childhood education major b. Be a sophomore or junior (completed credits, including transfer credits, by deadline) c. Demonstrate financial need d. Have a minimum cumulative SUNY Oswego GPA of