A scholarship is a financial grant for a student’s tuition. The grants are based on specific criteria such as financial need or a particular academic or athletic excellence. Recipients are chosen by the Millersville University president or her/his designee. All scholarships/ awards listed are not renewable unless specifically indicated otherwise in the description.

For general information regarding other scholarships, contact the department found in the brackets [ ] at the end of the scholarship criteria.

Scholarships - Academic

Dr. Joseph J. Abromaitis Family Industry and Technology Department Scholar-Athlete Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time male or female student majoring in industry and technology who participates in an intercollegiate sport in the year the scholarship is awarded. The recipient must be full-time, maintain a 3.0 GPA and be a sophomore, junior or senior for renewal. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

African-American/Latino Alumni Scholarship. Awarded to African-American and Latino students who are full-time undergraduates. Recipients must have a minimum CGPA of 2.5 with 36 or more credits. A written essay and interview are required. [AA-LAS Committee]

All-Greek Council/Stefanie Wojcik Scholarship. Awarded to a student affiliated with an organization that is a member of the All-Greek Council. [Student Affairs]

American Association of University Women Scholarship. Awarded to a “nontraditional” female student from the Lancaster area who has completed 90 credits and is one year from completing her degree requirements. [Financial Aid]

American Dream Scholarship. Awarded to a student(s) of academic promise who is committed to community involvement and shows demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for an additional six semesters (total of eight). [Financial Aid]

American Industrial Hygiene Association Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in occupational safety and environmental health or a related discipline, and who has demonstrated a proclivity toward industrial hygiene. Applicants must have completed 60 credits, including 12 in industrial hygiene, and have a GPA of at least 2.5. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Eugene and Dora Androlunis Scholarship. Awarded to orphaned students or students who have financial need who are also residents of the community of Shenandoah, Pa., or its vicinity. [Financial Aid]

Robert Andriulli Scholarship for Painting. Awarded to a rising sophomore or junior who demonstrates excellence in painting. [Art & Design]

The Judge and Mrs. Anthony R. Appel Scholarship. Awarded to at least two music majors at Millersville University, with preference to students with demonstrated financial need. The recipients must audition with the music department. The scholarship is renewable, provided the students continue to major in music and remain in good academic standing. The students may receive the scholarship for a total of eight semesters. [Music]

APSCUF-MU Scholarship. Awarded to two undergraduates enrolled part-time or full-time in a degree program at Millersville. Applicants must have completed 45-75 credits, including at least 9 at Millersville, and have a GPA of at least 3.7. Financial need is also considered. [APSCUF Office]

Leo Ascher Music Scholarship. Established by Mrs. Franzi Ascher Nash and awarded to the undergraduate music major who has best developed a musical composition based on one of Leo Ascher’s original themes. [Music]

Elizabeth H. Aston and Barbara A. Donan Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming, full-time first year student from Lancaster County in the teacher preparation program in the College of Education and Human Services. Recipient chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship (demonstrated by GPA and classes undertaken in high school, as well as nationally recognized test scores) and demonstrated financial need. [Admissions]

Laurene Cassady Auker Scholarship. Awarded to students demonstrating financial need. [Financial Aid]

Willard O. Aumack Biology Scholarship. Awarded to students majoring in biology with financial need. [Financial Aid]

Erin and Tom Baker Get Involved! Millersville University Student Leadership Award. Awarded to a student who is enrolled at Millersville full-time and is active in campus organizations and programs with a demonstrated interest in bettering the campus community. The student will have experience as a student leader and an enthusiasm for assisting and working with others from a diverse assortment of backgrounds. [Student Affairs]

Thomas R. Baker Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a “worthy student of ability” upon completion of the junior year. The Wickersham Scholarship winner is not eligible for this award. [Honors & Awards Committee]

Kendig C. and Nancy Bare Scholarship. Awarded to a student in good standing who has demonstrated musical ability. [Music]

John ’65 and Joyce ’63 Barilla Education Scholarship. Awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need in the College of Education and Human Services. [Financial Aid]

Beth Ann Barry Memorial Scholarship in Computer Science. Awarded to one rising junior with a GPA of 3.0 or greater within a range of 45 to 70 earned credit hours, has volunteer involvement with the campus and/or local community, is involved with computer science organizations or activities, and has demonstrated the greatest potential to succeed in a career related to computer science. The scholarship is renewable for one additional year, provided the student’s GPA remains at 3.0 or greater. [Computer Science]

Ann B. Barshinger Scholarship. Awarded to a first year student from York County with involvement in community/civic activities. Selection will be based on the high school academic and cocurricular record as recommended by the admissions office. The scholarship is renewable for up to three additional years, depending upon the recipient remaining in good academic standing, with a CGPA of 3.0 and with continuing involvement in community/civic activities. [Admissions]¹

The Prof. Charles Richard Beam Memorial German Scholarship. Awarded to a first year, sophomore, junior or senior student with a major or minor in German. First preference is given to a student with a demonstrated interest in Pennsylvania German studies. Second preference is to a graduate of Ephrata High School (Ephrata, PA). Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. This scholarship is renewable. [Language and Culture Studies]¹

The Beideman Scholarship. Awarded to two to four students in the Honors College selected on academic merit, significant community involvement and/or financial need. [University Honors College]

D. Luke and Elva W. Biemesderfer Scholarship for Merit in Foreign Languages. Awarded annually to an entering full-time first year student majoring in a foreign language. The recipient shall be chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship and leadership potential. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be the major criterion. [Admissions]¹

Elva W. Biemesderfer Scholarship. Awarded to a student in the communication and theatre curriculum, with a concentration in theatre. [Communication & Theatre]

Biology Scholarships. Awarded to incoming biology majors in the first year who are full-time students pursuing a B.S., B.A. or B.S.Ed. in biology. Selection shall be based on merit demonstrated by high school class rank or GPA performance, with emphasis on academic performance in mathematics and science courses, standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) and other criteria as determined by the admissions office and the biology department. [Admissions]¹

Biology Student Investigator Grant. Awarded for research, travel and presentation expenses for students engaged in research within the biology major. First preference is to students enrolled in Independent Biology Research and Biology Honors courses (currently Biology 498 and Biology 499). Covered expenses may include costs to attend, to prepare materials for presentation or to travel to conferences helpful to the student’s research efforts, but may not include a stipend. Such travel may occur during the student’s academic career at Millersville University or within one year of graduation, provided the travel is included in the student grant application. [Biology]

Grace Doan Bitler and Charles F. Bitler Jr. Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a student who has both musical potential and financial need. [Music]

Richard and Elaine Blouse Scholarship. Awarded to a business administration major who has a minimum 3.5 high school academic average and a record of community service. The scholarship is renewable for no more than four years, provided the student maintains a minimum academic average of 3.0. Financial need may be taken into consideration in awarding the scholarship. [Admissions]¹

Board of Governors Scholarships. Awarded to academically talented students demonstrating exceptional extracurricular service, talents and other characteristics that will contribute to a diverse campus community. Pennsylvania residents who will enter as full-time, first-year students in the fall may be considered for the full tuition. [Financial Aid]¹

Elizabeth G. Botdorf Scholarship for English Studies. Awarded to two full-time first year and/or transfer students majoring in English. The students must volunteer at least five hours per semester for the English department. The scholarship is renewable, provided the students maintain a 3.0 GPA. [Admissions]¹

Chip and Kathy Brabson, Ph.D. ’70 Physics Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming, full-time first year physics major based on merit as demonstrated by high school class rank or GPA performance, with emphasis on academic performance in mathematics and science courses; standardized test scores (SAT or ACT); and other criteria as recommended by the admissions office and the physics department. Financial need shall be a significant criterion. First preference is to a qualifying student from Lancaster Catholic High School or Solanco High School in alternating sequence. The scholarship may be renewed for up to three years, provided the student remains a physics major in good academic standing. [Admissions]¹

J. Elvin Brenner 1909 Education Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in education, with first preference to an emphasis on secondary education. The recipient will have a CGPA ranging from 2.5 to 3.25 and will be a middle-income student qualifying for financial need. The scholarship may be renewed for two additional years, provided the recipient maintains a 2.5 CGPA. The amount awarded to any individual student may not exceed one-half tuition, at which time an additional recipient(s) will be eligible. [Financial Aid]

Lyman Brenner ’71 History Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in history, with second preference to social studies. The recipient will have a CGPA ranging from 2.5 to 3.25 and will be a middle-income student qualifying for financial need. The scholarship may be renewed for two additional years, provided the recipient maintains a 2.5 CGPA. The amount awarded to any individual student may not exceed one-half tuition, at which time an additional recipient(s) will be eligible. [History]

Richard F. Brenner 1941 Industrial Technology Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in industrial technology, with first preference toward a student receiving teacher preparation. The recipient will have a CGPA ranging from 2.5 to 3.25 and will be a middle-income student qualifying for financial need. The scholarship may be renewed for two additional years, provided the recipient maintains a 2.5 CGPA. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Robert V. and Virginia K. Brown Scholarship in Industrial Technology. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in technology education or industrial technology. The scholarship may be renewed for four additional semesters, provided the student maintains a 3.2 GPA. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

C-P Flexible Packaging - Gary Nicholas Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time rising senior in the occupational safety and environmental health program at Millersville who matriculated from York County. Recipient must have a GPA of 3.2 or greater in the program, with consideration given to an acceptable overall GPA. Scholarship to be awarded primarily on the basis of merit, without necessary consideration of financial aid. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Michael K. and Neysa M. Callahan Scholarship. Awarded to an entering or transfer student who is a child or spouse of a Benchmark Construction Company, Inc. employee. Scholarship selection will be based on academic average and community involvement. The scholarship is renewable for a maximum of three additional academic years, provided the student maintains a GPA of 2.5 or greater. If a student associated with Benchmark Construction Company does not qualify, then preference is given to a student from Hempfield High School or to a student-athlete participating in the football program. The scholarship will not automatically be renewed to the Hempfield student or student-athlete, but will be reviewed annually in case a student who is a child or spouse of a Benchmark Construction Company, Inc. employee qualifies. If not, the current Hempfield or student-athlete recipient will receive the scholarship, provided the renewal criteria are met. This process will be followed each year a Benchmark family member is not eligible. [Admissions]¹

Dr. Rosario Caminero Scholarship. Awarded to a student minoring in the Latina/o Studies program. The student will have at least a 2.5 GPA and have completed at least 15 credits at Millersville University. [Latina/o Studies]

Campus Club Scholarships. Awarded to members of the junior class who have maintained a GPA of 2.0 or higher and who are dependent wholly or in large part upon their own efforts for financing an education. [Financial Aid]

Harry E. Canter Statistics Scholarship. Awarded to the junior or senior mathematics or computer science major who has shown the most outstanding performance in statistics. [Mathematics]

Joseph Anthony Caputo and Linda Ryan Caputo Scholarship in Chemistry. Awarded to an incoming chemistry major based on merit as demonstrated by class-rank performance, scholastic-aptitude examinations and other criteria as recommended by the admissions office. [Admissions]¹

Eileen Carew Promising Writers Scholarship. Awarded to an English major with a declared Writing Studies option who has achieved excellence or shows promise in writing. The student must have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Special consideration is given to students who have engaged in community service and who demonstrate academic merit and financial need. [English]

Rachel Carson Biology Field Course Scholarship. Awarded to at least two students for field biology courses that require residence at a site other than Millersville University. Recipients must be in good academic standing overall (i.e., at least 2.00 QPA) and within their academic major, and pursuing a B.A., B.S. or B.S.E. in the sciences or mathematics. Although preference may be given to students in the marine biology option, students with majors in other areas of biology, other sciences or mathematics at Millersville University are encouraged to apply. Financial need may be considered, but it is not the deciding factor in selection. [Biology]

Don R. and Judith C. Carter Scholarship for J. P. McCaskey High School Students. Awarded to graduates of J. P. McCaskey High School who matriculated at Millersville University with intent to concentrate either in business or in one or more of the biological or physical sciences. The scholarship may be renewed three times, provided the recipient maintains a 2.8 quality grade point average in the year prior. [Admissions]¹

Lt. Col. Jo Ann Cashman Scholarship. Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the nursing curriculum who is in good academic standing. Preference may be given, but is not limited to, students who are in financial need. [Nursing]

Ceramics Workshop Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior Millersville University student who has completed at least two semesters of ceramics at Millersville University to take a ceramics workshop, which runs for a minimum of two days. Applicants must submit a written proposal to the Department of Art & Design to be considered for this scholarship. [Art & Design]

Ernest and Mary Chamberlin Scholarships. Awarded to students in the adult continuing education program who have earned the highest number of credits (up to 90) and who have a GPA of at least 3.8 in their current program of study. [College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning]

Christina A. Ciallella Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a female student who has completed at least 60 credits at Millersville, with no restriction upon major and based upon financial need. [Financial Aid]

The Philip and Lucy Citerone Scholarship. Awarded to a returning sophomore, junior or senior with a major within the College of Business. First preference will be given to a first-generation college student. Financial need is a consideration but not required. If a first-generation student cannot be identified, second preference will be given to the student within the College of Business with the greatest financial need. This award is renewable. [College of Business]

Clark Associates, Incorporated Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior or senior student at Millersville University who demonstrates leadership skills or shows an attitude of entrepreneurial spirit in how they approach situations. [Financial Aid]

Clark-Yalda Scholarship in Atmospheric Science. Awarded to an incoming first year student majoring in meteorology. The recipient must be in the top 25 percent of her or his high school class and show evidence of strong science and mathematics skills, demonstrated by a combination of class work and standardized tests. First preference is to a student from outside of Pennsylvania who is also of an underrepresented group; otherwise a qualifying out-of-state student; otherwise an underrepresented student from Pennsylvania; and finally, a qualifying student from Pennsylvania. (Gender is not to be considered an underrepresented category unless a particular gender falls below 30 percent of total enrollment in meteorology.) [Admissions]¹

Class of 1916 R. Bruce Walter Scholarship. Awarded for an academic scholarship as determined by the University president or designee. [Financial Aid]

Class of 1917 Sanders P. McComsey Scholarship. Awarded to a student who excels in English, payable at the end of the junior year. [English]

Class of 1927 Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore majoring in education who has passed 45 credits or more, has an aptitude and ability for the profession of teaching, and who participates in University activities, especially intercollegiate sports. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1935 Scholarships. Awarded to junior students who are in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need. [Financial Aid]

Class of 1937 Scholarship. Awarded to a first-semester senior who intends to teach. The student must have a GPA of at least 2.5 and two letters of recommendation from teaching faculty. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1940 Scholarship. Awarded to a student who demonstrates financial need and is majoring in education. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1942 Scholarship. Awarded annually to an outstanding education major who has achieved academic excellence and has demonstrated financial need. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1943 Scholarship. Awarded to a senior in the College of Education and Human Services based on exceptional potential as a classroom teacher, and who has earned a total of 96 credits with a GPA of 3.0 or better. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1944 Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in education who has completed at least 60 credit hours and has demonstrated financial need. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1947 Scholarship/Scholarship for Research Students in the University Honors College. Awarded to a student who is enrolled in the University Honors College, engaged in independent research related to his or her course of study at the University, and demonstrates a need for financial assistance. [University Honors College]

Class of 1948 Scholarship. Awarded to an upperclassman who demonstrates scholastic ability and financial need. [Financial Aid]

Class of 1951 Scholarship. Awarded as an academic scholarship (as determined by the director of financial aid) based upon merit, financial need or both. [Financial Aid]

Class of 1952 Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in education and entering his/her junior year (as determined by credits earned) with a GPA of 3.0 or greater. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1954 Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior or senior who is majoring in a discipline in the College of Education and Human Services. The scholarship is to be merit based, upon prior volunteerism/enthusiasm for and successful coursework in the field of education. The scholarship is not renewable. [Dean of Education]

Class of 1958 Education Scholarship. Awarded as a scholarship for a matriculating student in education. The scholarship is not renewable. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Class of 1959 Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in education. [College of Education and Human Services]

Class of 1961 and 1962 Scholarship. Awarded to a student who is a rising sophomore or junior with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. This scholarship is renewable for up to two additional semesters. First preference will be given to a student majoring in education. [Financial Aid]

Class of 2012 “Sophomore Slump” Scholarship. Awarded annually to a male and female student who are members of the sophomore class with a minimum 2.5 GPA and financial need. First preference will be for students who have performed community service. [Financial Aid]

Edna Butler Cohen ’27 Mathematics Scholarship. Awarded to an entering female first year student mathematics major who has demonstrated superior academic excellence. The scholarship may be renewed for up to three additional years if a GPA of 3.0 or higher is maintained and the recipient continues to be a mathematics major. [Admissions]¹

J. Stanley Cook Scholarship. Awarded to a first-year or returning student with a minimum GPA of at least 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student maintains the minimum GPA requirements. [Financial Aid]

Cornerstone Senior Analyst of the Year Award. Awarded to a senior analyst of the Marauder Fund who demonstrates exceptional leadership, quality presentations and thorough research reports, and fosters teamwork and inclusiveness among general members and on the Executive Committee. The recipient will be chosen by the members of the MFSIA (Marauder Fund Student Investment Association). [Financial Aid]

John and Gail Coulson Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning student in good academic standing and demonstrated financial need. This award may be renewed at the discretion of the Office of Financial Aid. [Financial Aid]¹

Council of Trustees Scholarship. Awarded as tuition assistance to the student serving as a member of the Council of Trustees. The scholarship is renewable for the period of time the student serves the Council. [Student Affairs]

Elisabeth Ruth Cramer/Truman A. Bender Herr Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in art education who demonstrates financial need. The scholarship shall be presented to a first-year student and may be renewed as long as that student is in good academic standing and has financial need. [Admissions]¹

Martha B. Gross Culbertson and Bradley J. Culbertson Nursing Scholarship. Awarded to a student with financial need majoring in nursing who is in good academic standing. The scholarship may be renewed, provided the student remains in the major and is progressing toward graduation. First preference is for a qualifying student from York County. [Nursing]

Gladys Cooper Cunningham Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior who is most outstanding in early childhood education. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

CVS Health Family Nurse Practitioner Scholarship. Awarded in $1,000 increments to three students in good academic standing who are interested in Millersville University’s family nurse practitioner or physician assistant programs. Recipients must intern/ volunteer with an organization that supports underserved populations. [Financial Aid]

Beatrice U. Datesman Scholarship. Awarded to a junior/senior on the basis of scholarship, requiring at least a 3.0 GPA in the major. Student’s financial need shall be a determining factor. [Financial Aid]

Aimee Decker Scholarship. Awarded to a deserving Millersville student who is in good academic standing and has financial need as determined by the director of financial aid. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Benjamin J. Del Tito ’77 and Anna DeBlois Del Tito Scholarship. Awarded to a student with at least 30 credits completed, a CGPA of 3.0 or greater and financial need. First preference will be for a dual science/music major; second preference is for a science major with a music minor; third preference is for a music major with a science minor. If no students meet the preferred characteristics, the scholarship will be awarded to a biology major. The scholarship may be renewed for two additional years, provided the recipient continues to meet the criteria under which he/she was initially selected. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Cynthia C. Dilgard Scholarship. Awarded to a student with a minimum 3.0 GPA who has taken at least one course on Shakespeare within the English department. Students may be of any major. The applicant will submit an application with a short essay about how Shakespeare relates to his/her life. [English]

William A. Dinges Endowed Veterans Scholarship. Awarded to a veteran from Pennsylvania who is a full-time upperclass student demonstrating financial need, with an academic average of 3.0 or higher, and is renewable for 4-6 semesters. First preference will be given to a veteran who has served in a combat zone. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Dominick ’53 and Mrs. Helen DiNunzio Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time incoming first year student from Bristol Borough High School in Bucks County, Pa., who graduated in the top 10 percent of his/her high school graduating class, who achieved an average score of 1200 on his/ her SAT, and who exhibits high standards in character and leadership. If no student from said high school is accepted to Millersville University for admission, a student shall be chosen from among the other high schools in Bucks County, Pa. [Admissions]¹

William H. and Alma P. Duncan Scholarship in Elementary Education. Awarded to an early childhood or middle-level education major on the basis of financial need, excellence in scholarship, leadership qualities and service to others. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Dean Dutcher Memorial Music Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who maintains enrollment as a full-time music major at Millersville University, based on musical talent in an art performance medium. [Music]¹

Earth Sciences Travel Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in earth sciences, with concentration in meteorology, geology or oceanography, to subsidize expenses related to professional conferences relative to the major in which the student is studying. [Earth Sciences]

James C. Ebbert Education Scholarship. Awarded to two incoming first year students demonstrating financial need who have a minimum high school GPA of 3.0 and are in teacher preparation in the College of Education and Human Services. First preference for the scholarship is to a student from the Pennsylvania Migrant Education program, and then to a student participating in the Color of Teaching mentorship program. Scholarships will be disbursed to the students’ accounts for tuition, fees, and room and board. [Admissions]¹

Economics Department Scholarship. Awarded to a declared economics major with a GPA of 2.5 and a 3.0 in courses for the major. Preference is given to a junior who has financial need. [Economics]

B. Jeanne Elder Voice Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student who has chosen to major in voice. Recipient will be selected by the music department and chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship (utilizing high school GPA and classes undertaken, as well as nationally recognized test scores for entering first year students and overall and major GPA for upperclassmen) and vocal performance skills and/or talent. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be the major criterion. The scholarship is renewable for three additional years, provided the student maintains satisfactory academic progress. [Music]

Robert Elder Business Administration Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior who is a business administration major demonstrating a strong commitment to the discipline; first preference is to a student with an interest in management. Student must be in good academic standing and have demonstrated financial need. [Management and Marketing]

Daniel G. Engle Scholarship. Awarded on completion of the junior year to a science major for superior scholarship and exceptional University and community service, and for maintaining a 3.0 GPA. [College of Science and Technology]

Paul W. Eshelman Memorial Scholarship. Awarded annually to a junior Industry and Technology student for excellence. The student must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Scholarship is to be paid upon the student’s enrollment for the second semester of the senior year. First preference is to be given to a student who has demonstrated excellence in woodworking. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Ermaleen B. Etter Scholarship in Special Education. Awarded to senior student teachers enrolled in the College of Education and Human Services who have demonstrated professional excellence during their student-teaching experience with learning-disabled children. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

John Charles Falck Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Awarded to an undergraduate student on the basis of academic excellence and good character, as determined by the director of financial aid, and renewable each year that the student maintains a passing academic average. [Financial Aid]¹

Dr. Dominick J. and Frances McAndrew Fanani Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student in humanities who has achieved a minimum cumulative high school academic performance of 3.3, and has a strong record of high moral character as demonstrated by community service and volunteer experience. [College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences]¹

Faraday Physics Scholarship. Awarded to two entering full-time, first year students pursuing a B.S., B.A. or B.S.Ed. in physics. The recipients shall be chosen based on merit as demonstrated by high school class rank or GPA performance, with emphasis on academic performance in mathematics and science courses; standardized test scores (SAT or ACT); and other criteria as determined by the admissions office and the physics department. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be the major criterion. The scholarships are renewable for two additional semesters, provided the students continue as physics majors with CGPAs of at least 3.0 and GPAs within the major and required related courses of 3.0. [Admissions]¹

Margaret V. Farster and James R. Farster Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who is majoring in mathematics secondary education and has financial need. This scholarship will be renewable for an additional three years based upon successful academics and continuance in the major. [Admissions]¹

Donald Ferguson ’70 Scholarship. Awarded scholarship(s) through a gift in memory of Donald Ferguson ’70 by his mother, Elizabeth Mary Ferguson. [Financial Aid]

Valborg Fletty Memorial Scholarship. Awarded on the basis of scholarly ability and financial need to a student entering their senior year. [Financial Aid]

Kathy Focht ’70 Elementary Education Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning sophomore, junior or senior student from Lancaster County majoring in PreK–Grade 4 Early Childhood Education. First preference given to a student with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or greater. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. This scholarship is renewable. [Early, Middle, & Exceptional Education]¹

Robert and Darlene Ford Merit Scholarship in Geography. Awarded to a geography major who has completed a minimum of 75 credits at Millersville University by the semester prior to awarding of the scholarship, and who maintains a GPA of 3.2 overall. [Geography]

Robert N. and Darlene I. Ford Scholarship. Awarded to a Penn Manor High School graduating senior in good academic standing who has applied to and been accepted by Millersville University. The spendable income is based on the student’s years at Millersville: First year: 12%; Sophomore: 16%; Junior: 24%; Senior: 48%. [Admissions]¹

Robert N. and Darlene I. Ford Scholarship for Strings. Awarded to a student majoring in music, with an emphasis in string instruments. First preference is to a graduate of Penn Manor School District. [Music]

Forty et Eight (Voiture 42) Scholarship for Nursing Education. Awarded to one or more students enrolled in the nursing program in pursuit of the Bachelor of Science in nursing, the Master of Science in nursing or the nurse practitioner certification program. The student should also demonstrate intent to be active in the practice of nursing upon completion of the program. The award will be made on the basis of academic potential and financial need as determined by the nursing faculty. The scholarship may be renewed on the recommendation of the nursing faculty. [Nursing]

Dr. Abram Foster Scholarship for Excellence in History. Awarded to a student who is a rising junior or senior in history with a minimum GPA of 3.5 and demonstrated financial need. [History]

Gregory and Shannon Freedland Education Scholarship. Awarded to a student from the College of Education and Human Services with a 3.5 GPA or higher. First preference will be given to a graduate of the Lampeter-Strasburg School District. If this is not possible, second preference will be given to a graduate of any existing Lancaster County public high school. Preference will also be given to a student in financial need. This award is renewable for up to four years. [Financial Aid]

Peter H. Freedman Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music. [Music]

Brent D. Frey Technology Education Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student majoring in technology and engineering education with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. The scholarship may be renewed, provided the student continues to meet the criteria. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Arthur and Claribel Gerhart Scholarship in Biology. Awarded to a student who is majoring in biology, is in good academic standing and has completed 60 credits by the end of the semester in which the award is made. Preference is given to sophomores and juniors. [Biology]

Sally Gibson Music Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music who has demonstrated financial need. [Music]

Dr. Joseph W. ’53 and Susan Fulton ’84 Glass Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a rising junior, with first preference to a nontraditional student. Recipients must be in good academic standing (minimum 2.75 CGPA), with demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for one additional year. [Financial Aid]

Greek Council Scholarships. Awarded to encourage academically strong high school students with extensive extracurricular involvement to attend Millersville University. [Admissions]¹

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Gring Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student majoring in secondary education who has a minimum 3.5 high school academic average and a record of community service. The scholarship is renewable for no more than three years, and the student must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0. Financial need may be taken into consideration in awarding the scholarship. [Admissions]¹

Nancy Zakrewski Groff Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a first-year student who has demonstrated academic achievement in high school; there is no restriction upon major or field of study. [College of Science and Technology]¹

Gene Haas Scholarship. Awarded to one or more incoming first year or returning undergraduate student(s) in machinist-based training or engineering programs. Recommended scholarship amounts are from $500 to $2,500 per student. Scholarships can be used for tuition, books, student’s personal NIMS account, and cost of NIMS credentials and small personal tools the students are required by program to purchase. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]¹

John and Audrey Hallgren Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music. [Music]

James E. Harf ’61, Ph.D., Study Abroad Scholarship. Awarded to offset program expenses for Millersville students in good academic standing studying abroad in a semester- or year-long program or one of shorter-term duration sponsored by or coordinated through the Millersville University Office of Global Education and Partnerships (or its successor). The intention of the donor is to maximize the number of participants in study abroad in a given year through the distribution of the spendable income. First preference will be for students (1) with financial need and (2) who are studying abroad for the very first time. It is understood that all of the financial support monies will be used as awards to the students and applied to expenses directly associated with the study-abroad trip, not for administrative expenses such as a processing fee, for example. Furthermore, recipients will be exempt from all such fees associated with the application process. [Director of the Office of Global Education & Partnerships]

The Willard O. Havemeier and Dr. Catherine Gibson Havemeier Scholarship in Computer Science. Awarded to a student engaged in computer science research. The recipient must have a QPA of 3.0 or greater. Use of the award is restricted to payment for related travel, materials and supplies, including software, and may not be used for student wages or the purchase of major equipment. The research award may be renewed for successive academic years if an overall 3.0 QPA is maintained. [Computer Science]

John ’02 and Laura ’04 Held Family Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore majoring in communications or social work (majors selected on alternating years) with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Participation in extracurricular activities is preferred but not required. [Financial Aid]

Don L. and Irene M. Helsel Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior or senior student (having earned a minimum of 60 credits) in the teacher preparation program in the College of Education and Human Services. First preference is for a student from an underrepresented population whose intention is to teach in an urban setting as demonstrated by participation in a program focused on teaching in an urban educational environment. If such intention cannot be met, the scholarship may be awarded to any student from an underrepresented population in the College of Education and Human Services. The recipient will be chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship and leadership as demonstrated by participation in school and community activities. Financial need will also be a consideration. Should a junior student be selected, this scholarship may be renewed, provided that the criteria continue to be successfully met. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Dr. Alex Henderson Scholarship in Biology. Awarded to a sophomore or junior biology major who is engaged in a project addressing an issue in biology from an interdisciplinary perspective. [Biology]

The Hepler Award. Awarded to a student in the Lombardo College of Business with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2 who is active in Greek life, with first preference given to a member of either Delta Zeta or Sigma Tau Gamma. [Lombardo College of Business]

Mervin W. Hess Scholarship. Awarded to a student(s) interested in a health professional career or a teaching career in math or science who has a high school average of 3.0 or higher and demonstrates financial need. The scholarship is renewable for four years as long as the student(s) maintains an overall academic average of 3.0. [Admissions]¹

Richard J. Hess Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a rising senior in psychology with good academic standing. [Psychology]

Albert, Christina and Eric Hoffman Scholarship for Humanities and Social Sciences. Awarded to a student in the University Honors College majoring in humanities and social sciences. [University Honors College]

Albert, Christina and Gregory Hoffman Scholarship for Science and Mathematics. Awarded to a student in the University Honors College majoring in science and mathematics. [University Honors College]

Alan S. and Adeline Holliday Scholarship. Awarded to a student who demonstrates scholastic ability and financial need. [Financial Aid]

The Robert Clark Hosler Scholarship in Industry and Technology. Awarded as basic full-time tuition charged by the University and continues for four years (eight semesters) following the initial award. An additional student shall be added each year so that the total number of students receiving this scholarship at any one time will not exceed four, but that the scholarship in essence will support four students while pursuing the undergraduate degree in industry and technology. The basis of this scholarship shall be academic achievement and shall be determined each year by the industry and iechnology faculty and the admissions office from the pool of applicants to the industry and technology program. If at any time the program in industry and technology shall be discontinued, this scholarship should continue to be awarded, but based on general academic achievement, for any major in the University and retaining the name The Robert Clark Hosler Scholarship. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology and Admissions]

Kathlyn Houlahan Kodaly Music Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a full-time entering first year student who has chosen to major in music education. Recipient will be selected by the music department and chosen on the basis of performance excellence in musical skills and/or talent as demonstrated in their audition. Financial need may be taken into consideration but will not be the major criterion. [Music]¹

Hower Earth Sciences Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior Millersville University student with a major in the Department of Earth Sciences and who is in good academic standing. First preference to a student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25. Financial aid is a consideration but not required. [Earth Sciences]

Hughes Foundation, Incorporated Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a qualifying full-time student from Monroe County, Pa. Selected students will have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater. Preference will be given to students with financial need, although need is not required. The scholarship is renewable for up to nine additional semesters, provided the student remains academically qualified and is progressing toward graduation. [Financial Aid]

James Hughes Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student from the city of Philadelphia who has financial need. [Admissions]¹

R. Clinton and Dorothy Hughes and Kathryn Hughes Seaber Vocal Music Scholarship. Awarded to a first year vocal music major. May be renewed for three additional years, provided the student remains a voice music major in good academic standing and is progressing toward graduation. [Music]¹

Russell C. Hughes English Scholarships. Awarded to two incoming first year students majoring in English, for the period of time each is in good academic standing and majoring in English at Millersville University. Students must have a minimum academic average of 3.0 and a history of participation in high school publications. [Admissions]¹

Iliffe/McCaskey Scholarship. Awarded for a two-semester period to a first-year, independent undergraduate, full- or half-time student who is entering or returning to higher education. The recipient must have properly matriculated, with preference to a woman pursuing a degree. Chosen recipients will have limited access to conventional routes for obtaining student aid. This scholarship is intended to launch a nontraditional student’s studies. [Admissions]¹

Jackson Family International Education Scholarship. Awarded to offset program expenses for a student pursuing a global education opportunity abroad, including, but not limited to, study abroad, internship abroad or student teaching abroad in a program sponsored by, or coordinated through, the Millersville University Office of Global Education and Partnerships (or its successor). This award will be given to a student who is from an underrepresented population and who has financial need. The recipient must be in good academic standing. Second preference will be for a student who is not from an underrepresented population, but who has financial need. [Global Education and Partnerships]

Hazel Jackson Scholarship. Awarded annually to an African-American student majoring in secondary education language arts or the humanities who is in good academic standing and demonstrates financial need. Preference will be given to students from Lancaster County. [African-American Studies]

Jackson Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a graduate of Hempfield High School who completed junior year and attained distinguished achievement in early childhood or middle-level education. If no Hempfield graduate is eligible, the award will go to the highest ranking early childhood or middle-level education major from a high school in Lancaster County. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Jacobs Meteorology Scholarship. Awarded to a returning Millersville University student majoring in meteorology who has completed at least 15 credits and is in good academic standing. First preference to a student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25. Financial aid is a consideration but not required. [Meteorology]

Michael Jamanis and Frances Veri Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music who has financial need. [Music]

Charles B. Johnson Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a student who is a junior, senior or graduate student majoring in social work or psychology. First preference is to a student who plans to pursue a career in a mental-health profession with direct patient contact. [Financial Aid]

The Willa Dean Johnson Memorial Social Work Scholarship. Awarded to a student with a minimum 2.0 GPA. First preference will be to a student studying in the School of Social Work. [Social Work]

William Malcolm Jordan Earth Sciences Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student planning to major in geology or in earth sciences with a geology emphasis. Preference is to be given to graduates of Penn Manor High School. [Admissions]¹

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. (Lambda Tau Chapter) Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to students of color with a minimum grade point average or 3.0 who have demonstrated a commitment to service and student leadership. [Financial Aid]

Keever Biology Research Scholarship. Awarded to an undergraduate biology major to train the recipient in the methods and values of scientific research. Preference is given to those concentrating in botany. [Biology]

Esther Kilheffer Scholarship. Awarded to worthy students as determined by the University president or his/her designee. [Financial Aid]

Beatrice M. Killough Scholarship for Spanish Studies. Awarded to an entering first year student enrolled in the Spanish or Spanish education curriculum. The award may be renewed for up to seven additional semesters, provided the student maintains a 3.5 GPA in Spanish and a 3.0 overall GPA. [Admissions]¹

Joyce Denelsbeck King ’83 Scholarship for Women in STEM. Awarded to an incoming first year or current female student majoring in biology, chemistry, computer science, earth sciences, mathematics or physics, excluding all areas of teacher preparation. First preference should be given to a female from Quakertown Senior High School, second preference to a female from Abington Senior High School, third preference would be to a female student with a major in chemistry and fourth preference would be to a female student in an eligible degree program. Financial need is not a requirement. The scholarship is not automatically renewable, and eligibility should be reviewed each year based on preferred criteria. [Financial Aid]¹

Andrew and Clara Kissh Academic Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student, based upon the student’s notable high school academic performance. The scholarship is renewable, provided the student remains in good academic standing. [Admissions]¹

Esther S. Knaub Scholarship. Awarded to a York County student, as determined by the appropriate college officials. [Admissions]

Richard G. Kokat/Andrei Georgescu Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student majoring in computer science, based upon both merit and financial need. The scholarship may be renewed for seven additional semesters, provided the recipient remains in good academic standing and is approved by the faculty of his/her chosen major/discipline. [Admissions]¹

James E. Koken Science Scholarship. Awarded to a student enrolled in a science curriculum or in science education who has completed 55 credits at Millersville University by the end of the semester prior to the semester in which the scholarship is awarded. Preference is given to a chemistry major. [College of Science and Technology]

Michael Kovach Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in a foreign language, with first preference to a student majoring in Russian. If a student who meets the above criteria cannot be found, the award will be made to a student with a minimum 2.5 GPA who has successfully completed at least three foreign language courses at the 200 level and above, and/or plans to study abroad. [Language and Culture Studies]

H. H. and Fay Kramer Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior who is either a math major (preferred) or secondary social studies major. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 3.2 or greater. This scholarship is not renewable. [Financial Aid]

David B., Ph.D., and Kathryn Millar Kraybill Scholarship. Awarded to an entering first year student from the Lampeter-Strasburg School District. Selection is based upon financial need for academic studies only, and use of the scholarship is limited to payment of tuition. The scholarship may be renewed for eight semesters or until graduation, whichever is first. [Admissions]¹

E. Kathryn Millar Kraybill ’15 Scholarship. Awarded to a student with financial need majoring in education. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Charlotte A. and Charles J. Lafferty History Scholarship. Awarded to a student(s) majoring in history, interested in applied history, with a minimum high school average of 3.0 and is active in school or community service. The scholarship is renewable for up to seven semesters as long as the student(s) maintains an overall academic average of 3.0 or higher. Demonstrated financial need may also be taken into consideration. [History]

Landis Family International Scholarship. Awarded to a first-year, first-time international student attending Millersville University using a student visa (or current U.S. requirements at the time) who demonstrates successful completion of secondary education in his/her home country and/or provides documentation of successful completion of mandated national exams. The recipient will be proficient in the English language as determined by standardized tests (SAT/ACT/TOEFL as examples). The scholarship will be offered to a student who demonstrates financial need. [Admissions]¹

Dr. Secunderabad N. Leela Scholarship in Social Sciences. Awarded to a junior majoring in the social sciences. The recipient must have a GPA of at least 2.5 and financial need. First preference is to an underrepresented student. The scholarship is renewable, provided the student continues to meet the criteria. [College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences]

Richard S. Levandusky ’58 Technology Scholarship. Awarded to a first year student entering any of the AEST programs, to be distributed evenly over two semesters. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]¹

Harry A. ’65 and Carolyn J. Lohss Physics Scholarship. Awarded to two full-time students pursuing a B.A., B.S. or B.S.Ed. in physics. If either recipient is a first year student, that individual must be in the top 20 percent of her or his high school class or have a GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and show evidence of strong science and mathematics skills demonstrated by class work and standardized tests. If awarded to other than a first year student, the recipient must have a CGPA of 3.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale. Financial need may be considered in selecting the recipient, but it is not to be the primary factor. With the annual approval of the physics department chairperson or designee, the scholarship may be renewed yearly for a maximum six additional semesters beyond the first year, provided the student continues to maintain a departmental and overall GPA of 3.0 or greater. [Physics]¹

Jacqueline Long French Scholarship. Awarded to an upperclassman who has demonstrated interest in the study of the French language, culture, history or art and has a minimum 3.0 GPA with demonstrated financial need. First preference will be given to a student who is majoring in French; second preference to a student who is a French minor. If a student who meets the above criteria cannot be found, the award will be made to a student with a minimum 2.5 GPA who has successfully completed at least three French courses at the 200 level and above, and/or plans to study abroad in France or in a French-speaking country. [Language and Culture Studies]

Gertrude Bettle Stoll and Esther Stoll Barlow Lowry Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a junior early childhood education major on the basis of an empathic concern for the personal, emotional and educational needs of young children, a GPA of at least 3.0 and financial need. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Marburg Study Abroad Scholarship. Awarded to students studying abroad in Marburg. [Office of Global Education & Partnerships]

V. J. Marcelis Memorial Scholarship in Education. Awarded to a rising senior in good academic standing who intends to teach at the early childhood or middle level. Preference will be given to a student with financial need. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Violet F. Markey Academic Scholarship. Awarded as an academic scholarship as determined by the University president or designee. [Financial Aid]

The Martin Endowed Scholar. Awarded to a student demonstrating financial need and maintaining a 3.0 academic average; may be renewed for eight semesters. [Financial Aid]

McCollough Family College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior student pursuing a major in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences with demonstrated financial need and who is in good academic standing. [College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences]

McCollough Family College of Education and Human Services Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior student pursuing a major in the College of Education and Human Services with demonstrated financial need and who is in good academic standing. [College of Education and Human Services]

McCollough Family College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time graduate student with demonstrated financial need and who is in good academic standing. [College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning]

McCollough College of Science and Technology Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior student pursuing a major in the College of Science and Technology with demonstrated financial need and in good academic standing. [College of Science and Technology]

Dr. William B. McIIwaine Scholarship in Earth Sciences. Awarded to a student majoring in earth sciences who has completed 60 semester hours of academic credit at Millersville University with a GPA of 3.2 or higher and demonstrates financial need. [Earth Sciences]

Francine G. McNairy and Gladys B. McNairy Scholarship for Civic and Community Engagement. Awarded as tuition to no more than two students who are either African American or Hispanic/Latino and who are full-time undergraduates. Recipients must have a minimum QPA of 2.5 with 30 or more credits, evidence of community/volunteer service and financial need. Preference will be given to students with a permanent residence in Lancaster, Philadelphia, York or Reading, as listed herewith in priority order. The recipient(s) will be selected by the African-American/Latino Alumni Scholarship selection committee based on the results of an application process. [African-American/Latino Alumni Scholarship Committee]

MEDAL Fund Academic Scholarship. Established by Millersville University employees and awarded to incoming first year students on the basis of academic merit, and is renewable annually for those who maintain established academic standards. [Admissions]¹

Joseph and Anita Meier Mathematics Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to an entering first year student majoring in mathematics. The student must be in the top 10 percent of her/his graduating class or have an SAT math score of at least 600, and have a high school cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 on a scale of 4, or comparable if a different scale is used. Financial need may be a consideration but does not have to be the determining factor. The scholarship may be renewed, provided a recipient remains a mathematics major and achieves at least the following: first year CGPA = 3.0 overall and in math; sophomore CGPA = 3.2 and math = 3.25; junior CGPA = 3.3 and math = 3.35. [Mathematics]¹

Dr. Dale H. Messerschmidt Technology Education Scholarship. Awarded to the full-time sophomore with the highest GPA at the end of the first semester of their sophomore year in the technology education program. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Robert S. and Helen R. Metzler Scholarship in Education. Awarded to a student enrolled in the early childhood or middle-level curriculum who has completed 45 credits at Millersville University. Chosen by the department on the basis of financial need and exceptional potential as an elementary teacher. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Sal Micciche Music Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning student majoring in music performance, with primary focus on the clarinet. The recipient will be required to audition. If no student meets this criteria, the second preference would be for a student majoring in music education. [Music]¹

Miller-Averett Geography Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior geography major, with first preference to a student with a concentration in environmental science and a desire to hold a professional position that will advance work on the impacts of and/or adaptation to climate change. The recipient must be in good academic standing with a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher. In addition, financial need may be a consideration but is not required. This award is renewable. [Geography]

Millersville University Alumni Association Scholarship. Established by the Millersville University Alumni Association. Awarded to the student with the highest GPA who has earned more than 57 but fewer than 72 credits upon completion of the spring semester. [Alumni Engagement]

Millersville University Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who has ranked in the top 10 percent of his/her high school class and has an outstanding record of extracurricular activities and leadership. [Admissions]¹

Millersville University Business Associates Scholarship. Awarded to female nontraditional students from Lancaster County who are enrolled in the continuing education program. Students must be enrolled for a minimum of six credits with a GPA of 2.5 or better. The scholarship is renewable until the student has completed 15 credits in the continuing education program. [Millersville University Business Associates]

Millersville University Lampeter-Strasburg Excellence Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who attended high school in the Lampeter-Strasburg School District and who has a high school overall GPA of 3.5 or higher with demonstrated financial need. [Admissions/ Financial Aid]¹

Millersville University Women’s Giving Circle Dorothy L. Connolly Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a sophomore, junior or senior female student in good academic standing with a CGPA of 2.5 or greater. First preference is to be given to a nontraditional student (currently defined by Millersville University as a student age 25 or over). The scholarship is to be awarded as the result of an application process based on a combination of academic progress, financial need and a personal statement. Financial need is a consideration but is not required. The scholarship is renewable for a maximum of three years, provided the recipient maintains a CGPA of 3.0 or higher. At the discretion of the selecting body, more than one recipient may be selected. The recipient(s) will be selected through an application process by the Women’s Giving Circle scholarship selection committee. [Financial Aid]

David R. Morris ’01 and Family Scholarship. Awarded to a student with a major within the Lombardo College of Business. Financial need is a consideration but not required. This award is renewable. [Lombardo College of Business]

Charles E. Muench and Betty F. Muench Scholarship in Communications and Theatre Arts. Awarded to an entering senior majoring in communication and theatre arts who has demonstrated financial need, has a minimum overall academic average of 3.0 and exemplifies commitment to and excellence in the discipline of communications. [Communication & Theatre]

Kenneth G. and Elisa G. Munro Education Scholarship. Awarded to a student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.) with demonstrated financial need. First preference will be given to a nontraditional, first-generation college student. Second preference will be given to a first-generation student or a nontraditional student. [Educational Foundations]

Philip C. and Karen Ashkar Murley ’63 Freshman Scholarship. Awarded to an entering, full-time first year student from Pennsylvania majoring in either mathematics or physics. Recipient is chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship (demonstrated by GPA and classes undertaken, as well as nationally recognized test scores) and involvement in school/community organizations. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be a major criterion. The scholarship may be renewed for the sophomore year with an earned total of 30 credits and a GPA of 3.3 or higher. This scholarship is not intended for education majors. [Admissions]¹

Philip C. and Karen Ashkar Murley ’63 Science Scholarship. Awarded to a rising senior from Pennsylvania majoring in either mathematics or physics. The recipient will have an overall grade point average of 3.6 or higher and a grade point average in the major of at least 3.75 with demonstrated performance in courses in the major. The recipient must also be enrolled as a full-time student and registered for a minimum of 15 credits in the semester in which s/he applies. The recipient is chosen on the basis of excellence in scholarship; is an active participant in department projects (e.g., intern); is of superior research potential (e.g., evidence of successful research efforts); and is involved in organizations and activities outside the major. An application is required. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be a major criterion. This scholarship is not intended for education majors. [College of Science and Technology]

Music for Everyone Award. Awarded as tuition to full-time students who have chosen to major in music education. Selection based on GPA, performance in field teaching and Music 171(Introduction to Music Education), and demonstrated success in peer teaching. Financial need may be taken into consideration but will not be a major criterion. Student is expected to teach for three hours each week of the semester in collaboration with music teachers in School District of Lancaster schools (K-8 music program). [Music]

Music for Everyone - Gary S. Miller Percussion Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to one full-time music student ($2,000) who has chosen to major in percussion. The student will be expected to teach for a minimum of 25 hours over the course of the semester working with MFE’s director of community percussion. Selection is based on GPA and is determined by the music department. Financial need may be taken into consideration but is not required. [Music]

Music for Everyone MB Technology Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to two full-time students ($2,000 to each individual) who teach at the Boys and Girls Club of Lancaster, overseeing their music production program. Recipients will be selected by the music department and chosen on the basis of GPA, performance in field teaching and Music 171 (Introduction to Music Education), and demonstrated success in peer teaching. Financial need will be taken into consideration but will not be a major criterion. The student will be expected to implement programming, creating measurements of success, and possibly evaluate success of programming (if able to facilitate entire curriculum based on time). [Music]

Music for Everyone Music Business Technology Award. Awarded as tuition to six full-time students who have chosen to major in music education. Recipient will be selected by the music department and chosen on the basis of GPA, performance in field teaching and Music 171 (Introduction to Music Education), and demonstrated success in peer teaching. Financial need may be taken into consideration but will not be the major criterion. The student will be expected to teach for three hours each week of the semester in collaboration with a music teacher in the School District of Lancaster schools (K-8 music program). [Music]

Edna H. Myers Mathematics Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student majoring in mathematics. [Mathematics]¹

National Penn Bank Scholarship. Awarded to an entering student in the bank’s service area, with first preference to employees and their families of National Penn Bank. Scholarship selection will be based on academic average and community activities. The scholarship is renewable for three additional academic years, provided the student maintains a GPA of 3.0 or greater. [Admissions]¹

John David Neider Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a junior who has made a significant contribution to the success of musical or dramatic performing arts at Millersville and has a GPA of at least 2.0. [Communication & Theatre]

Neimeyer-Hodgson Student Research Grant. Awarded to a student attending Millersville University in pursuit of the baccalaureate degree. [Alumni Engagement]

Stanley M. Nelson Scholarship. Awarded to a full- or part-time graduate student in the field of clinical psychology. The award is renewable for up to three years, and financial need is a consideration. A personal statement and two letters of recommendation are required. [Psychology]

Paul H. Nichols Scholarship. Awarded to a junior earth sciences major, who is chosen on the basis of outstanding motivation and academic excellence. [Earth Sciences]

Joseph P. and Marianne S. ’70, M’74 Nolt Family Scholarship. Awarded as tuition for thesis credit courses (up to 6 credits) and as a grant to support applied research associated with that same thesis. Thesis credit courses for the tuition portion may include thesis-related independent study courses. Research grant projects are to be of an applied and scholarly nature, with an intended outcome of an original, practical contribution to the field of education. The initial recipient will be a rising junior with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 pursuing an education degree in early childhood or middle-level education, although that may be expanded to additional candidates after the first year. Financial need may be considered but is not a required criterion. First preference is to a qualifying male student. Unused grant funds at the completion of the research project will be returned to the endowment principal. [University Honors College]

Joyce W. Nolt ’63 Snapper Newspaper Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore, junior or senior student editor of The Snapper newspaper staff. Recipient must be in good academic standing. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. The recipient will be awarded and/or renewed by the president or his/her designee. [Snapper Advisor]

Nontraditional Student Scholarship. Awarded to an independent full-time or part-time undergraduate student who is returning to school, has earned at least 15 credits at Millersville University and has demonstrated financial need. [Financial Aid]

Joseph Oberly Jr. Memorial Family Music Award. Awarded to an incoming first year or sophomore student in good academic standing in the music department. First preference should be given to a student with focused training on the accordion, keyboard, piano and/or guitar. [Music]¹

The John and Renee Genbauffe O’Leary Scholarship in Science Education. Awarded to a student majoring in the early childhood program, with a keen interest in science. Criteria for selection are prior academic performance, weighted significantly by the student’s record of extracurricular/community service, and financial need. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Fred E. Oppenheimer Scholarship. Awarded to a first year foreign language major based on academic excellence, dedication to foreign language study and financial need. [Admissions]¹

James C. Parks Scholarship in Botanical Research. Awarded to an incoming first year student with an interest in botany. The recipient of this scholarship is expected to develop a botanical research project, in collaboration with a faculty member, that will lead to the presentation of research results in the Dr. James C. Parks Memorial Lecture in the recipient’s senior year. [Biology]¹

Dorothy J. Patterson English Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior majoring in the English teacher preparation program and working toward a Bachelor of Science in English education with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in both the major and overall. The scholarship is renewable for two additional semesters, provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. [English]

Mark W. Phillips Education Award. Awarded to a senior with a minimum GPA of 3.3 and a major in the College of Education and Human Services or College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, with an emphasis on art. [Financial Aid]

Patricia E. Pillar Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore majoring in business administration with a minimum GPA of 2.5 and demonstrated involvement in campus extracurricular activities and/or community service. [Lombardo College of Business]

Audrey Pomponi Memorial Scholarship. Awarded annually to a sophomore with a CQPA of at least 2.5 who demonstrates financial need. Student must have enrolled as part of the PACE program (if in existence at the time of entry). If the PACE program is discontinued, initial selection will be a sophomore with financial need and a CQPA of at least 2.5. The scholarship may be renewed for two additional years. To renew, the recipient’s CQPA must, at the time of selection, have improved by at least .15 points over the prior year until or unless the CQPA reaches 3.25, when renewal will be automatic. [Financial Aid]

Predmore-Cornogg Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior or senior majoring in geography who demonstrates a strong commitment to the discipline of geography, with first preference to a student with an interest in land planning. The recipient must be in good academic standing with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher and demonstrate financial need. Renewable in the subsequent year. [Geography]

Sydney Radinovsky Scholarship. Awarded to an entering first year biology major with an interest in biological research. The scholarship recipient will develop a research project in collaboration with a faculty member that will lead to the presentation of research results in the student’s senior year. The student must rank in the top 10 percent and/or have a high school GPA of 3.5 or above and have scored 1100 or higher on his/ her SAT. The scholarship may be renewed for up to three additional years, contingent upon the student’s continued progress in the biology course curriculum and maintenance of a GPA of 3.0. [Biology]¹

Dr. R. Edward Rajaseelan Excellence in Chemistry Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore, junior or senior student majoring in chemistry. The recipient will have an overall grade point average of 3.5 or greater and at least 45 earned credits. The student should also have demonstrated experience participating in student-faculty research or an extracurricular activity related to STEM. An application is required. The scholarship is not automatically renewable, but past recipients may reapply. Financial need may be taken into consideration but shall not be a major criterion. [College of Science and Technology]

Ratzlaff Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming biology major. The scholarship may be renewed for three additional years if the student remains a biology major and maintains a GPA of 3.0 or greater. [Biology]¹

Irene Renshaw Scholarship for Education. Awarded to a first year student majoring in early childhood education (grades PreK-4) with a minimum GPA of 2.75, demonstrated financial need and involvement in community/volunteer service and/or student leadership. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]¹

Philip Ressler–Comcast Cable Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore student from Lancaster County entering the junior year. Recipient must have core curriculum in political science, demonstrate service to the community and be in financial need. [Government & Political Affairs]

Rettew Associates Scholarship in Geology. Awarded to an outstanding student majoring in earth sciences (geology) with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. [Earth Sciences]

Allison Rickert Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a student from any class year with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater who contributes to the George Street Carnival or the Creative Writer’s Guild. [Communication & Theatre]

The Helen C. Riso/Commuting Student Scholarship. Awarded to a commuting student with demonstrated financial need and who is in good academic standing. [Financial Aid]

Kyle Rodgers Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in psychology with demonstrated financial need from the greater Lancaster region. The recipient will have a minimum GPA of 3.0. The award is renewable for three additional years, provided the student remains in good academic standing. [Admissions]¹

Rodriguez Family Award. Awarded to an undergraduate student who is the mother of a child or children (under 18) at the time of FAFSA application. First preference will be given to a mother under age 30 in the School of Social Work. Second preference will be given to a mother of any age in the School of Social Work. Finally, if none exists within the School of Social Work, the award will be given to a mother from the College of Education and Human Services. Student must be in good academic standing. Financial aid is a consideration but not required. Current recipient is eligible to reapply, but award is not automatically renewable. FAFSA must be on file. [Social Work]

Jane Rohrer Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music, with emphasis in piano or voice. First preference will be to a student of an underrepresented population. [Music]

Lina Ruiz y Ruiz Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a junior student majoring in Spanish who, in the judgment of the professors of the Spanish section, has completed work in the field of Spanish studies. [Language and Culture Studies]

Bernice R. Rydell Scholarship for Excellence. Awarded as a four-year scholarship to an underrepresented student graduating in the top 10 percent of his/her high school class and who also has a record of community involvement. The scholarship will be renewable, provided the student maintains a minimum 3.0 grade point average and continuous involvement with student government, or internal or external community activities. [Admissions]

Florence Wilson Ryder ’36 Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in education with a minimum GPA of 3.0 who has demonstrated financial need. The scholarship is renewable for two additional years. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Richard Sasin Scholarship in Chemistry. Awarded to a student majoring in chemistry who is in good academic standing. Selection is based upon financial need and/or participation in intercollegiate sports. [Chemistry]

James W. and Sally C. Saxton Scholarship in Pre-Law. Awarded to a student interested in attending law school. The scholarship is renewable for up to six additional semesters, and selection and continuation are based on academic achievement (3.0), community involvement and financial need. First preference will be given to a student who is a member of the Lancaster YMCA. [Government & Political Affairs]

Dr. Robert D. and Roma J. Sayre Excellence in American History Scholarship. Awarded to an academically talented rising senior with financial need who is majoring in history, has taken at least three American history courses at the 200 level or above at Millersville, and has excelled in those classes. Criteria to be considered will be grades, scholarship demonstrated through written work, in-service experience and class participation. [History]

Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a resident of Lancaster County who demonstrates financial need and who is enrolled in the final year of an undergraduate program or in a graduate program in education and maintains a 2.5 GPA. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Charles Scharnberger Geology Scholarship. Awarded to one or more junior or senior students majoring in geology and in good academic standing. First preference to a student(s) with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25. Financial aid is a consideration but not required. The scholarship is renewable at the discretion of the dean but not automatically renewed. Recipient will be selected by the Dean of the College of Science and Technology, or his/her designee, in consultation with the geology faculty. [Earth Sciences/Geology]

Hazel Rork Schmuck Alumni Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time secondary education major with an overall 3.0 GPA who has completed at least 30, and no more than 60, credits prior to the fall semester in which the award is made. [Alumni Engagement]

Clarence Schock Foundation Scholarship. Awarded as four-year scholarships to first year students on the basis of high school records, competitive examination, personality and financial need. Only high school graduates from counties served by SICO Oil Company are eligible. [Financial Aid]

Edward L. ’64 and Kathy H. Schoenberger ’69 Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student with a minimum GPA of 2.75 who attended a high school in Lancaster County, including but not limited to the School District of Lancaster. The scholarship is renewable up to three times for up to a total of four years, provided that the student is making progress towards graduation and continues to earn a minimum 2.75 GPA. First preference will be given to a student with financial need. [Admissions]¹

Search for Excellence Scholarships. Awarded to entering first year students whose class rank places them in the top 10 percent of their high school graduating class or who possess a math/verbal minimum combined Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT I) score of 1100. Renewable annually to those who maintain satisfactory academic standards. [Financial Aid]¹

Secondary Mathematics Education Scholarship. Awarded to a student with a cumulative GPA of 3.35 or higher who is majoring in secondary mathematics education. An application with essay is required along with a letter of recommendation from a professor. [Math]

Isaac F. Seiverling/Charles A. Rutter Scholarship in Mathematics. Awarded to an entering first year student whose declared major is mathematics or mathematics education. Selection is based primarily on previous academic performance and secondarily on financial need. [Admissions]¹

Ellen Currier Sellers Scholarship for Organ Performance. Awarded to an incoming first year or current University student who is a keyboard major, with preference given to music majors/minors studying organ. Renewable, provided the student continues to progress in organ study, maintains at least a 3.0 GPA and remains a music major/minor. [Music]¹

Gray H. and Ellen C. Sellers Merit Scholarship in Business Administration. Awarded to a junior majoring in business administration who will have successfully completed 90 or more credit hours prior to the semester to which the award is credited and whose extracurricular activity is related to business administration. The scholarship is to be awarded to only one student annually. [Lombardo College of Business]

The Shaar String Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore or junior music education student who has demonstrated progress in the playing of a string instrument, shown an interest in the teaching of strings, and contributed to the musical enrichment of the University. [Music]

Barry ’67 and Judy ’67 Shafer Elementary Teacher Scholarship. Awarded to a student pursing a B.S.E. degree in early childhood education or an M.Ed. degree in elementary education and who is a member of the Millersville football team. If no student meets these criteria, the award will be given to a student pursuing any B.S.E. or M.Ed. degree and who is a member of the Millersville football team. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Sharp Team Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 who demonstrates exceptional leadership, professionalism and enthusiasm for Millersville University. The student serves as a member of the SHARP team (Students Helping Admissions Recruit Prospects). [Financial Aid]

Dr. Sylvia Shellenberger ’71 & ’74 Latina/o Scholarship. Awarded annually to a rising junior or senior Latina/o student with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater. The scholarship is renewable, provided the student remains in good academic standing. [Financial Aid]

Margaret K. Shenk Nursing Scholarship. Awarded to nursing students from Lancaster County who successfully complete two semesters of the nursing degree program. Financial need shall be considered. [Nursing]

N. E. Shoemaker Biology Teaching Scholarship. Awarded to the sophomore secondary education biology major who has earned the highest GPA. [Biology]

Amos L. Shopf Scholarship for Lancaster County Students. Awarded to a first year student who is a graduate of a secondary/high school in Lancaster County, Pa. Based on merit performance and financial need. May be renewed for three additional years, provided the student remains in good academic standing. [Admissions]¹

Sigma Tau Gamma Scholarship in Memory of H. Craig Lewis. Awarded to the active Sigma Tau Gamma Brother with the highest cumulative GPA for the spring and fall semesters of each calendar year. The active Brother must take a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester and be in good standing with the fraternity. [Financial Aid]

Dalton E. Smart Humanitarian Scholarship, Industry and Technology Department. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior industry and technology student making a significant contribution to the education of classmates through positive interactions, thought-provoking questioning and insight into the impact of technologies on humans. The recipient must maintain a 2.5 overall GPA. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Brandon R. Smith First-Gen Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year, first-generation college student and has a minimum GPA of 3.2 when applying to Millersville as a senior in high school. First-generation college student is a student whose parents do not have a bachelor’s degree. Student must have financial need and be eligible to receive the Pell Grant and/or FAFSA each year. The award is renewable for all four years a student attends Millersville, as long as they maintain a GPA of 3.0 after each semester. If a GPA of 3.0 is not upheld, the renewable award will not be continued to that student. [Financial Aid]¹

The Eva Mae and James Edward Smith Scholarship in African-American Studies. Awarded to a student who is minoring in African-American Studies, with a minimum GPA of 2.5 who is a member of any class year and has demonstrated financial need. Recipient will be selected based on an application process which includes an essay on “Why African-American Studies is Important” or similar topic, and will be chosen by the Director of African-American Studies or his/her successor, in consultation with the instructors of African-American Literature-African American History. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Mary Alice Smith Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming student enrolled in the early childhood, middle-level or special education curriculum at Millersville University. The scholarship is to be used for tuition and may be renewed for up to seven additional semesters, provided the recipient remains in good academic standing. [Admissions]¹

Elizabeth Smithgall Scholarship. Awarded to students who are ranked in the top 10 percent of their class, demonstrate financial need and have a native language other than English. [Admissions]¹

Blanche Henninger Snyder ’18 Scholarship. Used to support a scholarship in a curriculum as determined by the president of the University. Recipient will be selected by the president or designate. [Financial Aid]

Sophomore Athletic Coaching Minor Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore with a 2.5 GPA or above who is in the athletic coaching minor. [Financial Aid]

Dr. Paul G. Specht Occupational Safety and Environmental Health Alumni Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a student who has completed 55 or more credits at the time of selection, with 12 of those credits being within the major; has a 3.0 GPA within the major and at least a 2.5 GPA overall; and who has demonstrated initiative and leadership skills (ASSE, AIHA, LCISC, community service or volunteerism may all serve to demonstrate initiative and leadership); or who has a unique background or experience that distinguishes the student within the discipline. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Carroll J. and Cheryl A. Staub Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time sophomore or junior education or computer science major who has a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. The student should also have demonstrated community/volunteer service or is working while enrolled at Millersville University. Preference given to a graduate from a Lancaster County high school. In addition, financial need may be a consideration.

George F. Stauffer Scholarship. Established by Dr. George F. Stauffer and Lelia M. Stauffer. Awarded to a student who has completed the sophomore or junior year and has demonstrated academic excellence in a physical science major. [College of Science and Technology]

Steinman Communication Scholarships. Awarded to full-time undergraduates in good academic standing who have completed at least 15 but not more than 100 credits, have made outstanding contributions to campus communications and indicate an intention to continue to serve in a capacity that will advance campus communications. [Communication & Theatre]

Steinman Printing Upperclass Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior graphic communication or technology education major with a demonstrated performance in graphic communication and a 3.0 GPA or above in the major. In the event the graphic communication or technology education major ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a student studying within the Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology department who otherwise meets the criteria [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Nicholas W. Stephens Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student from the School District of Lancaster, Pa. The scholarship may be renewed for seven additional semesters, provided the student maintains an acceptable academic standing. [Financial Aid]¹

Richard W. Stewart Scholarship. Awarded to a child of an employee of R.R. Donnelley & Sons, or its successor, Lancaster, Pa. Recipient must be a full-time undergraduate; it is renewable up to a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment. To renew, the student must have a 2.5 cumulative QPA and maintain full-time enrollment. Only one dependent per family shall ever be eligible to be the recipient of the scholarship. [Admissions]¹

Clyde S. and Pauline F. Stine Scholarship. Awarded annually to a resident assistant who is a member of the junior class and who has demonstrated outstanding service to resident life. [Housing and Residential Programs]

Drs. George F. and Helen A. ’64 Stine Sociology Scholarship. Awarded to an outstanding sociology major who is a rising junior with a CGPA of at least 3.0 and an overall CGPA of 2.5. [Sociology/Anthropology]

Drs. Helen A. ’64 and George F. Stine Freshman Scholarship. Awarded annually to an admitted first year student with a high school CGPA of at least 2.5 who attended at least two years of, and is a graduate of, Solanco School District, Lancaster County, Pa. Preference is given to a qualifying student with financial need. [Admissions]¹

Dr. Helen Asbury Stine Freshman Scholarship. Awarded annually to an admitted first year student with a high school cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 and is a graduate of Solanco School District, Lancaster County, Pa. The student is required to have resided within the Solanco School District for no fewer than three years. [Admissions]¹

The Christina Pavlick Strong ’91 Scholarship for Success. Awarded to a student with a minimum 2.0 GPA. First preference will be to a student currently or formerly in the foster care system. Second preference would go to a student from the College of Science and Technology majoring in marine biology or environmental biology. Preference will also be given to a student with financial need. This award is available to incoming first year students and past recipients in their senior year. An application is required. [Financial Aid]

Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc., Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time, first year student who is an employee or dependent of an employee of Farmers First Bank or a Susquehanna Bancshares affiliate. The recipient is chosen based on high school GPA and activities, college entrance test scores and a letter from a senior bank administrator identifying the individual as an employee or employee dependent. Financial need may be considered but is not required. If no bank-affiliated candidate applies, the scholarship will be awarded to an entering first year business or economics major. The award is not renewable. [Admissions]¹

Susquehanna Engineering & Manufacturing Society—Gravell Scholarship. Awarded to a first year student enrolled in an industry and technology program, in either the associate or bachelor’s degree program, with a strong commitment to the major. [Admissions]¹

Susquehanna Litho Club Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior industrial technology, graphic communication or technology education major with a demonstrated performance in graphic communication and a 3.0 GPA in the major. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Harry Symons Business Administration Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in business administration who has a 3.2 high school academic average and a record of community service. The scholarship is renewable for no more than four years, and the student must maintain an academic average of 3.0. Financial need may be taken into consideration in awarding the scholarship. [Admissions]¹

Nadine Thomas Journalism Scholarship. Awarded to a third- or fourth-year female journalism student. The recipient will be selected by a faculty committee from the English department. [English]

Gail Thomson/Penn Manor Scholarship. Awarded to an admitted first year student who is a graduate of Penn Manor High School, Millersville, Pa., who has demonstrated financial need. [Admissions]¹

Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Merit Scholarship. Awarded to an entering first year student and renewable for a period of four years. The purpose of this scholarship shall be to attract and retain intellectually brilliant and/or exceptionally artistically talented students. [Admissions]¹

Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Student Loan and Financial Aid Scholarship. Awarded to support students in need of financial aid through scholarships and/or loans. [Financial Aid]

Phi Sigma Pi Joseph M. and Dorothy M. Torchia Scholarship. Established by the Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi Honor Fraternity and awarded to a chapter member who has demonstrated high scholarship, outstanding leadership and all-around service to the fraternity. [Phi Sigma Pi]

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Tryon Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music. [Music]

Yvonne and Sandra L. Turchi Biochemistry Scholarship. Awarded as a tuition scholarship to a rising senior biochemistry major who has completed a minimum of 90 credits by the end of the junior year and who is in good academic standing (cumulative CGPA of 3.0 or above), who has earned a B or better in CHEMISTRY 326: Biochemistry I, and who demonstrates financial need. [Chemistry]

UGI Utilities, Inc., Community Safety Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior working toward an undergraduate degree in emergency management. First preference given to a student who resides in one of UGI’s 45 counties of service. Second preference is a student who is an active volunteer in the emergency services. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. Scholarship is not automatically renewable. [CDRE]

United States Steel Scholarship in Business Administration. Awarded to a junior business administration major who has the highest GPA in courses taken within the department and who has demonstrated outstanding ability and dedication to the study of business. [Lombardo College of Business]

Dr. Kay Vandergrift ’62 and Dr. Jane Hannigan Scholarship for Women. Awarded to a nontraditional (23 years of age or older, part-time or full-time) female student. The scholarship is renewable for eight semesters, provided the student maintains a minimum 3.0 GPA. [Financial Aid]

Thomas G. “T. J.” Versprille Memorial Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a student in good academic standing with a CGPA of 2.7 or greater. First preference is for a male student who is a member of the cheerleading squad; secondary preference is a student who is majoring in political science and participating in intercollegiate athletics; the alternate choice is a qualifying student majoring in political science. The scholarship may be renewed if the student continues to meet the criteria. [Director of Intercollegiate Athletics]

Helen Spahr Walker ’43 Education Scholarship. Awarded to an early childhood or middle-level education major in good academic standing who has passed the Praxis I and received the required clearances (Act 34, Act 151 and FBI record check). The scholarship may be renewed up to three years, provided the student remains within the major in good academic standing. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Joseph E. Walker American History Scholarship. Awarded to a worthy junior who intends to teach American history on an elementary, secondary or college level. Secondary consideration is given to a junior history major who excels in American history. [History]

Dr. Samuel P. Wallace ’41 Scholarship. Awarded to a rising junior or senior education major with financial need and a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater. First preference is given to a student who intends to teach in mathematics; second preference to teach science; third to teach other subjects. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Walstrum Leadership Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore, junior or senior in good academic standing who has demonstrated outstanding leadership during their time at Millersville. The selected individual will have shown their leadership through their actions and accomplishments in one of the following areas: academics, athletics, campus organizations, professional development activities or other activities that impact their time at Millersville, as evidenced in the application. Financial need is a consideration but is not required, and the scholarship is renewable if the recipient continues to meet the criteria. An application is required. [Student Affairs]

Liselotte R. Wehrheim Scholarship in Nursing. Awarded to a nontraditional nursing student who, having completed a registered nursing program elsewhere, enrolls at Millersville University with the intent to receive a Bachelor of Science degree and practice nursing upon graduation. Eligible applicants are to have unusual or special circumstances affecting the completion of their education, such as simultaneously supporting or caring for his/her parents, children or a spouse. [Nursing]

Irwin Weinhold Music Scholarship. Awarded to at least one student who is an active participant in the music program. First preference is to those majoring in music. The award is renewable and may be received for a total of eight semesters, provided the student remains in good academic standing and involved in the music program. [Music]

Gerald S. Weiss Chemistry Scholarship. Awarded to a chemistry major who has demonstrated financial need and superior academic achievement in CHEM 251 Inorganic Chemistry I, a required course in inorganic chemistry for majors in the ACS-certified program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry. [Chemistry]

Jason Wicht ’98 Marketing Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning sophomore, junior or senior student with a major in marketing. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. This scholarship is renewable. [Marketing]¹

Wickersham Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to the top-ranking junior for excellence of scholarship and exemplary character. [Honors and Awards Committee]

John G. Williams ’64 Study Abroad Scholarship. Awarded as tuition for a student participating in a global education experience, including but not limited to a year abroad, semester abroad, winter and summer session programs, internship abroad and student-teaching abroad, sponsored by or coordinated through the Millersville University Office of Global Education and Partnerships (or its successor). This award will be given to a student who is a junior or senior with demonstrated financial need. First preference will be to a student majoring in the industrial technology education program. Second preference will be for a secondary education student. If neither first nor second preference can be met, a student majoring in education for middle-level (grades 4-8) or early childhood education (PreK-4) shall be selected. The recipient must be in good academic standing. [Global Education and Partnerships]

Robert F., Louise G. and Joan M. Williams Scholarship. Awarded to a junior education student concentrating in history. Awarded on the basis of prior academic performance. The recipient should best exemplify love of learning, courage, determination, honesty and a sense of humor. [History]

Stephen ’73 & Linda ’73 Williamson Math Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore, junior or senior student with a major in the Department of Mathematics. Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement. This scholarship is renewable. [Mathematics]

The Kathleen C. Winder ’60 Education Scholarship. Awarded to a first year student majoring in early childhood or middle-level education and based on financial aid. The recipient must demonstrate high academic performance in high school and strong community service during the final two years of high school. The scholarship may be renewed for three additional years if the student maintains a 3.0 QPA, remains in early childhood or middle-level education, and actively pursues renewal prior to June 30 for the subsequent academic year. First preference is to a student majoring in early childhood education. [Admissions]¹

Dr. Charles R. Winter Scholarship in Pre-Med. Awarded to an upperclassman who is planning to attend medical school. [College of Science and Technology]

Roy Lutz Winters Foreign Language Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student with an outstanding high school record who elects to major in foreign languages or chooses foreign languages as part of a double major. [Admissions]¹

The WLPA—Hall Communication Award. Awarded to a junior student of color and/or a female who is majoring in communication, with an option in broadcasting, and who demonstrates financial need. [Communication & Theatre]

Womble Family Study Abroad Scholarship. Awarded to a student with a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher who is studying abroad for at least one semester and has demonstrated financial need. Second preference would be for the scholarship to be split between two students with a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher, participating in semester-long or short-term study-abroad programming, and who have demonstrated financial need. [Financial Aid]

Janet Wood Memorial Fund. Awarded to a student enrolled as an education major and/or seeking teacher certification who has a GPA of at least 3.5. Undergraduate applicants must have obtained advanced professional standing, and graduate students must have obtained admission to degree candidacy status prior to applying for the scholarship. [Academic and Cultural Enrichment Committee]

Wubah Family Endowed Scholarship. Awarded to a rising sophomore, junior or senior who is majoring in one of the STEM areas. Recipients must be a first-generation college student and must have and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or greater. This scholarship is renewable for up to three years, provided the recipient remains in the major. Financial hardship is a consideration but is not required. [College of Science and Technology]

Alan K. Wyand and Robert L. Shoener Scholarship. Awarded to a student who is a music major, with first preference being a double major with music education and applied music. Preference will be given to a student in financial need but is not required to receive the award. A current student could reapply, but the scholarship would not automatically be renewed. [Music]

Sandra A. Yeager, Ph.D., Chemistry Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in chemistry with at least 30 credits passed, a CGPA between 2.75 and 3.25, and with demonstrated financial need. First preference will be given to a female student meeting the criteria. The scholarship may be received more than once. [Chemistry]

Trudy Tyler Yefko ’77 Biology Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first-year or returning student majoring in biology. First preference is to a student with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. [Financial Aid]¹

Dr. William Yurkiewicz Undergraduate Research Fellowship. Awarded to a student pursuing undergraduate research in cooperation with a faculty member in the biological sciences. First preference will be given to a junior or senior student who is conducting research with a high probability of publication in a peer-reviewed journal. The award is renewable, provided that the student continues satisfactory progress towards publication and progresses towards graduation. [College of Science and Technology]

Scholarships - Athletic

For additional information about the following athletic scholarships, contact the head coach of the respective sport or the director of intercollegiate athletics.

Anttonen Men’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to a student who will be a full-time sophomore, junior or senior at the time of the award. The student must be a member of the men’s intercollegiate basketball team when selected and participate on the team in the year the scholarship is awarded. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 2.75 or greater and be progressing toward graduation. In the event the men’s intercollegiate basketball team ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a men’s soccer player or next a men’s cross-country team or club member who otherwise meets the criteria. If all named intercollegiate teams cease, the scholarship is to be awarded to a member of a remaining men’s intercollegiate sport who otherwise meets the criteria. This scholarship may be received more than once at the discretion of the sport coach and the athletic director; it is not automatically renewable.

Anttonen Women’s Intercollegiate Golf Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time rising sophomore or junior who is a member of the women’s intercollegiate golf team when selected and who expects to participate on the team in the year the scholarship is awarded. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 2.75 or greater and be progressing toward graduation. In the event women’s intercollegiate golf ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a women’s basketball player who otherwise meets the criteria. If that intercollegiate team ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a member of a women’s intercollegiate sport who otherwise meets the criteria. This scholarship may be received more than once at the discretion of the sport coach and the athletic director; it is not automatically renewable.

Judy and Doc Roc Anttonen Women’s Intercollegiate Volleyball Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time rising sophomore or junior who is a member of the women’s intercollegiate volleyball team when selected, and who expects to participate on the team in the year the scholarship is awarded. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 2.75 or greater and be progressing toward graduation. In the event women’s intercollegiate volleyball ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a women’s basketball player who otherwise meets the criteria. If that intercollegiate team ceases, the scholarship is to be awarded to a member of a women’s intercollegiate sport who otherwise meets the criteria. This scholarship may be received more than once at the discretion of the sport coach and the athletic director; it is not automatically renewable. The scholarship may be given to one or more members of the team at the discretion of the head coach in consultation with the athletic director.

Judy and Ralph Anttonen Women’s Intercollegiate Field Hockey Scholarship. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior at the time of the award. The student must be a member of the women’s intercollegiate field hockey team when selected and participate on the team in the year the scholarship is awarded. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 2.75 or greater and be progressing toward graduation.

Ralph and Judy Anttonen Men’s Intercollegiate Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to a student who will be a full-time junior or senior at the time of the award. The student must be a member of the men’s intercollegiate baseball team when selected and participate on the team in the year the scholarship is awarded. Recipients must have and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or greater and be progressing toward graduation.

Ed and Jackie Balderston Women’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s basketball player or a current member of the women’s basketball team in good academic standing. First preference to a student majoring in elementary education.¹

Bazow Family Athletic Scholarship. Awarded to an active member of one of the University’s intercollegiate athletic teams in good academic standing. First preference will go to a graduate of McCaskey High School. This award may be renewed at the athletic director’s discretion, provided the recipient remains a member of at least one team and in good academic standing.

Benchmark Construction Athletics Scholarship. Awarded to an active member(s) of one or more of the University’s intercollegiate athletic teams in good academic standing. This award may be renewed at the athletic director’s discretion, provided the recipient(s) remains a member of at least one team and in good academic standing.

Victor J. Bilotta and William B. Cooper Intercollegiate Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to a member of the baseball team with a GPA of 2.5 or greater. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director and the team coach for up to four additional years as long as the player continues to meet the criteria.

Bishop Family Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to one player each on the men’s and women’s basketball teams who has a 2.0 CGPA and is progressing toward graduation.

Gerald Brenner ’64 and Coach John Haser Men’s Soccer Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning student-athlete on the men’s soccer team in good academic standing.¹

Gene A. Carpenter Football Scholarship. Awarded to entering or enrolled athletes who have established themselves as outstanding intercollegiate football players. Recipients must meet all requirements for admission or be full-time students in satisfactory academic standing.¹

Chapman Auto Group Athletic Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who is a Chapman Auto Group employee or the child or spouse of a Chapman Auto Group employee from either the Lancaster or Columbia business location. If no such student applies, the scholarship will be awarded to an incoming first year student-athlete demonstrating financial need as determined by the Office of Financial Aid.¹

George W. Cole Memorial Scholarship. Awarded as tuition assistance to an incoming first year baseball player with a high school GPA of 2.25. First preference will be for a qualifying player from an underrepresented population. The award may be renewed for a total of up to 10 semesters, provided the student continues as a member of the team and maintains a CGPA of at least 2.5.¹

The Bennett J. Cooper Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to financially assist student-athletes participating in intercollegiate baseball.

Cindy Lee Dalrymple Memorial Women’s Lacrosse Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s lacrosse player(s) or current member(s) of the women’s lacrosse team in good academic standing.¹

Kia Damon Women’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s basketball player(s) or a current member(s) of the women’s basketball team in good academic standing.¹

Richard DeHart Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to a member of the men’s basketball team at the discretion of the head coach.

Dickinson Field Hockey Scholar-Athlete Award. Awarded to one or more women’s field hockey players who have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. If a selected student is a first year student, that individual must have a similar high school academic history. Students selected must be on the team during the semester in which the funds are received. The awards are renewable at the discretion of the coach and athletic director, provided the student continues to meet the criteria.

George Doherty Memorial Scholarship for Wrestling. Awarded to athletes who have established themselves as outstanding wrestlers. Entering first year students are selected based on their potential for outstanding achievement in intercollegiate wrestling; upperclassmen are selected based on their previous achievements as members of the wrestling team.¹

Faculty-Student Athletic Committee Awards. Plaques to the male and female varsity letter winners who have attained the highest GPA over seven semesters of academic work.

The Stacey M. Fink, M.D., Ph.D. Academic Achievement Award. Awarded to the Millersville University baseball player with the highest cumulative GPA at the end of the fall semester of his junior academic year and applied to the following academic year.

Robert J. Fink Men’s Soccer Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning student-athlete on the men’s soccer team in good academic standing.¹

Elwood J. Finley Award. Presented to an outstanding male and female senior athlete. The award encompasses the career athletic accomplishments of each student.

Glenn M. Flegal ’54 Wrestling Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student with a proven wrestling record and who will participate in the Millersville wrestling program. If no first year student is available, then the student must be in good academic standing with a GPA of 2.0 or better and be a Millersville wrestler.¹

Dr. Carol Flinchbaugh Women’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s basketball player(s) or a current member(s) of the women’s basketball team in good academic standing.¹

Frerichs Family Women’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to students who participate on the Millersville University women’s basketball team.

Rich Frerichs Women’s Basketball Annual Award Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s basketball player(s) or a current member(s) of the women’s basketball team in good academic standing.¹

Miles and Sara Gallagher Athletic Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student or a current member of a Millersville University athletic team in good academic standing.¹

Geiger ’52 Football Scholarship. Awarded to a current student in good academic standing who is an active member of the Millersville University intercollegiate football team or to an incoming first year or transfer student who becomes an active member of the Millersville University intercollegiate football team. The scholarship is renewable annually up to four years, provided the student remains active on the team, is in good academic standing and progressing toward graduation.¹

Conor Gilbert ’15 Golf Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a returning member of the men’s golf team. First preference is for the individual to have a GPA of 3.0 or greater. Additional considerations include a scoring average of 78 and 70 percent of tournaments played. Second preference is for the individual to have a GPA of 2.75 or greater.

Catherine “Kitty” Glass Housing Scholarship. Awarded to one or more students in good standing who are members of the women’s basketball team and who live in a housing facility managed by a Student Lodging, Inc. affiliate or by the University in the year in which scholarship funds are to be awarded. Scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the head coach of the women’s basketball team but is not automatically renewable.

Eugene Groff–Arthur Hulme Football Scholarship. Awarded to a student participating in intercollegiate football.

George D. Hauber Housing Scholarship. Awarded to one or more female student-athletes in good standing who live in a housing facility managed by a Student Lodging, Inc. affiliate or by the University in the year in which scholarship funds are to be awarded. Scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director but is not automatically renewable.

Willard O. and Dr. Catherine Gibson Havemeier Scholarship for Football. Awarded to one or more first-year students who matriculate at Millersville with a GPA of 3.0 or higher and who have demonstrated leadership qualities during high school.¹

Justin Flannery Hilton ’07 Memorial Baseball Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a member of the baseball team who plays the position of pitcher, is in good academic standing with a GPA of at least 2.3, and demonstrates strong team spirit and leadership on and off the field. Financial need is not a requirement but may be considered.

Floyd “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Wrestling Scholarship. Awarded to a student wrestler in good academic standing with financial need. The recipient must actively participate in the wrestling program the year the award is received.

Robert L. Jones ’61 Soccer Award. Awarded to a male or female soccer player who best exemplifies the tradition of the scholar-athlete, who is in good academic standing with a CGPA of 2.75 or greater, and who demonstrates leadership, teamwork and service to the University or broader community.

Dr. Frank Kafka Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to an athlete who has potential for outstanding achievement in men’s intercollegiate basketball. Recipients must meet all requirements for admission or be full-time students in satisfactory academic standing.¹

J. Henry Keneagy Scholarship in Athletics. Awarded to an entering full-time, first year student who intends to participate in intercollegiate athletics on the basis of potential for outstanding achievement in intercollegiate athletics and financial need.¹

Stephen and Veronica Kepchar Jr. Housing Scholarship. Awarded to one or more students in good standing who are Millersville University athletes and who live in a housing facility managed by a Student Lodging, Inc. affiliate or by the University in the year in which scholarship funds are to be awarded. Scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director but is not automatically renewable.

Dr. Walt Kreider ’52 and Family Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year baseball player or a current member of the baseball team in good academic standing. First preference will be given to a student majoring in education.¹

Richard LaGrotte Men’s Soccer Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year men’s soccer player(s) or a current member(s) of the men’s soccer team in good academic standing.¹

H. Craig Lewis ’66 and Bennett J. Cooper Intercollegiate Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to a member of the baseball team with a GPA of 2.5 or greater. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director and the team coach for up to four additional years as long as the player continues to meet the criteria.

Branden Lippy and Family Women’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s basketball player or a current member of the women’s basketball team with a 3.0 GPA or above and demonstrates integrity, character, work ethic and sportsmanship. First preference will be given to a student majoring in sports business, with second preference to a student pursuing a minor in athletic coaching.¹

Phil and Betty Loht Housing Scholarship. Awarded to one or more students in good standing who are Millersville University athletes and who live in a housing facility managed by a Student Lodging, Inc. affiliate or by the University in the year in which scholarship funds are to be awarded. Scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director but is not automatically renewable.

William & J. Diane Martin Men’s Soccer Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year men’s soccer player or a current member of the men’s soccer team in good academic standing. The recipient will be awarded and/or renewed by the men’s soccer coach, the athletic director or his/her designee.1

McCollough Family Athletic Scholarship. Awarded to a junior or senior student-athlete with demonstrated financial need and who is in good academic standing.

William B. McIlwaine Women’s Basketball Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Awarded to a member of the women’s basketball team who has been a member of the team for a minimum of two years at the time of receiving the scholarship, and who has achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher with demonstrated excellence on the basketball court.

F. W. McLaughlin Football Scholarship. Awarded to athletes who have established themselves as outstanding football players. Entering first year students are selected based on their potential for achievement in intercollegiate football; upperclassmen are selected based on their previous achievements as members of the football team.¹

MEDAL Fund Athletic Scholarships. Established by Millersville University employees and awarded to athletes who have potential for outstanding achievement in intercollegiate football, wrestling, men’s basketball or women’s basketball. Recipients must meet all requirements for admission or be full-time students in satisfactory academic standing.¹

Men’s Basketball Memorial Scholarship. Established in memory of Eugene Rutherford, Class of 1940, and other former Millersville basketball team members now deceased. Awarded to athletes who have potential for outstanding achievement in men’s intercollegiate basketball. Recipients must meet all requirements for admission or be full-time students in satisfactory academic standing.¹

Men’s Rugby Alumni Award. Awarded to a young man of strong character who plays rugby according to the spirit of the game. The recipient must be a member of the Rugby Club for at least two years.

Men’s Soccer Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning student-athlete on the men’s soccer team in good academic standing.¹

Scott Micklewright Mid Penn Bank Golf Scholarship. Awarded to an outstanding incoming first year student or current member of the Millersville University men’s or women’s golf team in good academic standing.¹

Millersville University Alumni Association Athletic Scholarship. Awarded to one male and one female athlete who participate in NCAA-recognized sports at Millersville University. Students must be full-time, maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 and have passed 24 credits but no more than 60 credits.

Morgan Scholarship Fund for Women’s Athletics. Awarded to two or more incoming first year students or current members of a women’s intercollegiate athletic team in good academic standing.¹

Lois T. Morgan ’54 Field Hockey Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to one or more members of the field hockey team. First-time recipients must have a GPA of 3.0 or greater; incoming first year students must have equivalent high school grades. Recipients must demonstrate above-average athletic talent. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director and field hockey coach, provided recipients attain PSAC Scholar Athlete status (currently a 3.25 GPA) and demonstrate a continued, active and above-average contribution to field hockey.

Lois T. Morgan ’54 Student-Athlete Endowed Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to one or more student-athletes. There is no sport preference; however, if funds are divided, they shall benefit recipients from both men’s and women’s sports. First-time recipients must have a GPA of 3.0 or greater; incoming first year students must have equivalent high school grades. Recipients must demonstrate above-average talent in their sports. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director and respective coaches, provided recipients attain PSAC Scholar-Athlete status (currently a 3.25 GPA) and demonstrate a continued, active and above-average contribution to their sports.

Linda Murphy Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to one or more baseball players. First preference is given to a pitcher. Student/s selected must be on the team during the semester in which the funds are received and in good academic standing. Financial aid is a consideration but not a requirement.

Muscovitch Family Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore, junior or senior member of the baseball team in good academic standing. First preference will be given to a pitcher.

The B. Todd Myers Memorial Golf Scholarship. Awarded to students who participate on the Millersville University men’s and women’s golf teams.

Naylor Family Football Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year football player or a current member of the football team in good academic standing. First preference is to a linebacker.¹

Northwestern Mutual Athletics Scholarship. Awarded to an active member(s) of one of the University’s intercollegiate athletic teams in good academic standing. This award may be renewed at the athletic director’s discretion, provided the recipient(s) remains a member of at least one team and in good academic standing.

Sandra Peters Field Hockey Scholarship. Awarded as tuition credit to one or more talented field hockey players. Candidates must have GPAs of at least 2.75/4 and be active on the team in the academic year the scholarship is awarded. If a candidate is an entering first year student, that individual’s high school GPA must be at least 2.75/4, and she must commit to play field hockey at Millersville University upon arrival. The scholarship can be renewed, provided the student(s) annually meets the criteria.¹

James Pillar ’90 Football Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year football player(s) or a current member(s) of the football team in good academic standing.¹

Mike “Boog” Powell & Family Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning sophomore, junior or senior member of the baseball team with a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher and who demonstrates strong integrity, work ethic and is regarded as a tremendous teammate.¹

Aurora Wickey Pucillo Award. Awarded to an outstanding female athlete who has participated in more than one varsity sport and lettered in at least one sport. Recipient must exhibit outstanding traits of loyalty, leadership and sportsmanship, and have a GPA of at least 2.5.

John A. Pucillo Memorial Scholarship. Awarded in alternating years on the basis of financial need to a female or male who has participated in intercollegiate athletics for at least two years, has completed at least 60 credits and has a GPA of at least 2.0.

Renee Fraker Quinn ’09 Field Hockey Award. Awarded to a field hockey player who displays selflessness, leadership and commitment to excel both academically and athletically for the benefit of the field hockey program. Recipients may be incoming or returning members of the Millersville field hockey team.

Maryann Kitson Raspen Scholarship in Women’s Athletics. Awarded to an entering female first year student who has registered as a full-time student and has declared an intention to participate in athletics. The recipient shall be chosen on the basis of potential for outstanding achievement in intercollegiate athletics.¹

Theodore Rupp Wrestling Scholarship. Awarded to a student who participates in intercollegiate wrestling and demonstrates financial need.

Kathryn G. Hughes Seaber and Samuel J. Seaber Jr. Men’s Baseball Scholarship. Awarded to one or more active members of the men’s baseball team who are incoming first year students. The student’s high school CGPA must have been a minimum of 2.75 out of 4.0 or equivalent scale. The award may be renewed if the student(s) remains active on the team and sustains the required CGPA.

Kathryn G. Hughes Seaber and Samuel J. Seaber Jr. Women’s Softball Scholarship. Awarded to one or more active members of the women’s softball team in good academic standing with a GPA of 2.75 or greater. The scholarship is renewable, provided the student(s) continues to meet the criteria.

Robert L. Slabinski Scholarship. Awarded to a student(s) participating in intercollegiate women’s basketball who has a minimum academic average of 2.5 and has 60 or more academic credit hours. The recipient(s) will be selected by the head women’s basketball coach, with the intention to provide additional assistance for the student(s) to continue her education.

Robert L. & Jane Z. Slabinski Student Lodging Inc. Scholarship. Awarded to one or more students in good standing who are members of a Millersville intercollegiate team and who reside in a Student Lodging, Inc. property in the year in which scholarship funds are to be awarded. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the athletic director but is not automatically renewable.

The Jeff Sollars ’91 Pursuit of Excellence Baseball Award. Awarded to one or more members of the baseball team who are in at least their second year on the team. The recipient(s) must have financial need, a GPA of 2.0 and demonstrate an above-average commitment to the sport, team leadership or exceptional effort.

Mike Stone Wrestling Scholarship. Awarded to a student who has established himself as an outstanding wrestler.¹

Team of ’63 Football Scholarship. Awarded to a football player. Financial aid is a consideration but not required. Recipient will be selected by the head football coach or his/her designee.

Donald T. Testa Sr. ’64 Memorial Annual Football Award. Awarded to recruit or retain a talented football player in good academic standing with the University (2.0 GPA or higher). The award may be renewed up to three times, provided the player remains on the team and continues to meet the criteria. First preference is for a student majoring in Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology (AEST) or its successor.¹

Franklin R. Thomas ’39 Football Scholarship. Awarded to a student who is an entering first year student who will participate in intercollegiate football, has an entering high school GPA of at least 3.0 and demonstrates financial need. The scholarship is renewable, provided the student remains in good academic standing (as defined by the University) and eligible to participate in intercollegiate football.¹

Margaret Thorwart ’17 Scholar Athlete Award. Awarded to a member of the field hockey team who has completed a minimum of 15 hours of study and has maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. In absence of a field hockey player, this scholarship may be awarded to any female athlete meeting the same academic criteria. Financial need is not a requirement.

Tilahun Field Hockey Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year or returning field hockey player with a minimum GPA of 3.0. First preference will be given to a graduate of Lancaster Mennonite School. Second preference to a player from Lancaster County.¹

Richard C. Todd Scholarship. Established by Dr. Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd, and awarded to athletes who have established themselves as outstanding basketball players. Entering first year students are selected based on their potential for achievement in intercollegiate basketball; upperclassmen are selected based on their achievements as members of the basketball team.¹

Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Basketball Scholarship. Awarded to a student who proves himself as an outstanding basketball player.

James E. Treasure Memorial Football Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year student who has good academic high school preparation and will participate in intercollegiate football. The student will receive the scholarship each year he is in good academic standing and eligible to participate in intercollegiate football.¹

Marjorie A. Trout Women in Athletics Scholarship. Awarded to female student-athletes who are rising juniors or seniors with a CGPA of 2.8 or above.

University Athletic Scholarships. Awarded to student-athletes on the basis of potential for outstanding achievement in intercollegiate athletics. Recipients must meet all requirements for admission and maintain satisfactory academic progress.¹

Harold Vinson Jr. Memorial Football Award. Awarded as tuition to a member of the men’s football team. If a returning player or transfer student, the individual must have a GPA of 2.5 or greater. If offered to a first year student, the individual must have similar academic qualifications. First preference is that the recipient be a cornerback. This award may be renewed for 10 semesters, provided the recipient remains a member of the team and continues to meet the academic qualification.¹

Walter B. Waetjen ’42 Ed.D. Football Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to students who do/will play football. Incoming first year recipients must have graduated in the top half of their class and have strong potential to contribute to the football team. Preference is to be given to students with financial need. Non first year recipients must be in good academic standing, with a CGPA of 2.25 or above, progressing toward graduation, and be active members of the football team in the academic year the award is received. First preference is for students playing the lineman position. Award may be received more than once if criteria continue to be met.

Barbara J. Waltman ’73 Lacrosse Award. Awarded as tuition credit to one or more talented lacrosse players. Recipients must have GPAs of at least 2.75 and be active on the team in the academic year the scholarship is awarded. If a recipient is an entering first year student, that individual’s high school GPA must be at least 2.75, and she must commit to play lacrosse at Millersville University upon arrival. The scholarship can be renewed, provided the student(s) annually meets the criteria.

Joseph B. and Judith S. Wilt Men’s Basketball Scholarship. Awarded as tuition to a member of the men’s basketball team. If a returning player or transfer student, the individual must have a GPA of 2.5 or greater. If offered to an incoming first year student, the individual must have similar academic qualifications. This award may be renewed for a total of 10 semesters, provided the recipient remains a member of the team and continues to meet the academic qualifications.

Women’s Athletic Scholarships. Awarded to two junior female athletes.

Women’s Soccer Alumni Scholarship. Awarded to an incoming first year women’s soccer player(s) or a current member(s) of the women’s soccer team in good academic standing.¹

University Awards

An award is a cash grant or gift made directly to a student or a student’s account, or a mention on a University plaque in recognition of the student’s achievements. For more information on any of these awards, contact the department found in the brackets [ ] at the end of the award criteria.

AFSCME Local 2421 Award. Awarded to students who are full-share members of AFSCME Local 2421 or dependents of full-share members of AFSCME Local 2421 and who are currently attending Millersville University. Award funds will be used to cover costs related to receiving a degree at Millersville University, including but not limited to textbook costs, fees, and room and board. Recipients must be in good academic standing. Students must be enrolled in a degree-seeking program and have completed a minimum of 30 credits. An application is required. The scholarship is renewable, but recipients must go through the application process each year. [Financial Aid]

American Chemical Society, Millersville University Student Affiliate Award. Recognition on a plaque in Caputo Hall to a graduating senior of high academic standing who has contributed outstanding service to the chemistry department and the chapter. [Chemistry]

American Chemical Society, Southeastern Pennsylvania Section Award. The Merck Index is awarded to the outstanding senior chemistry major. Recognition on a plaque in Caputo Hall and a choice from several reference works and journal subscriptions are awarded. [Chemistry]

American Chemical Society, Undergraduate Award in Analytical Chemistry. A subscription to Analytical Chemistry and honorary membership in the Division of Analytical Chemistry to the outstanding student in analytical chemistry. Recognition on a plaque in Caputo Hall. [Chemistry]

American Chemical Society, Undergraduate Award in Inorganic Chemistry. Awarded to the student who demonstrates academic excellence (minimum of 3.5 QPA) and outstanding performance in CHEM 452: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, and who plans a future career in chemistry. [Chemistry]

American Chemical Society Undergraduate Award in Organic Chemistry. Awarded to the top graduating senior student majoring in chemistry or biochemistry who has demonstrated excellence in organic chemistry based on a combination of research experience, coursework and a desire to pursue a career in chemistry. The student must be enrolled at Millersville University for the current academic year. [Chemistry]

American Institute of Chemists Award. A one-year associate membership in AIC and recognition on a plaque in Caputo Hall to the outstanding graduating chemistry major, based on character, academic standing and potential to become a successful chemist. [Chemistry]

American Society of Safety Engineers, Lehigh Valley Chapter Award. Awarded to a rising junior or senior majoring in occupational safety and environmental health with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

American Society of Safety Engineers/Raymond C. Mullin Award. Presented by the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of ASSE each semester to a junior or senior occupational safety and hygiene management major who has completed at least 15 credits of occupational safety and hygiene management courses and 12 credits of related courses, with a GPA of at least 2.5 overall and 3.0 in health safety management courses. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Athletic Coaching Minor Faculty Award. Presented to the outstanding graduating male and female athletic coaching minor students, based on academic excellence, campus leadership, sportsmanship and community service. [Wellness & Sport Sciences]

Guy Kurtz Bard Award. Awarded to a senior political science major in odd-numbered years and to a senior history major in even-numbered years for outstanding ability in political science and history. [History]

Esther Herr Bear Award. Awarded to worthy and deserving students who excel in music. [Music]

Anne E. Beyer Award. Awarded to seniors in early childhood or middle-level education for outstanding performance in student teaching. Recipients must have spent two full academic years at Millersville in preparation for teaching. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Cora Catharine Bitner Music Award. Awarded to students who are proficient in musical performance and have rendered loyal service to the musical activities of the University. [Music]

Henry Franklin Bitner Science Prizes. Awarded to two seniors annually, one in physical science and one in biological science. [College of Science and Technology]

The Black Student Union/Dr. Melvin Allen and Jennifer Coleman Award. Awarded to a member of the Black Student Union who has a CGPA of 2.5 and who has demonstrated service to the Millersville campus community through active membership and involvement in campus organizations. [Black Student Union]

Lee E. and Laura H. Boyer Award. Awarded to two seniors: one who is a computer science major excelling in mathematics, and one who is a mathematics major excelling in computer science. [Computer Science]

A. G. Breidenstine Award. Established by friends of Dr. A. G. Breidenstine in recognition of his service as dean from 1955 to 1965. Awarded to the student whose honors work is judged to be most outstanding. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Chemical Rubber Company Chemistry Achievement Award. A book to the outstanding student in the general chemistry sequence. [Chemistry]

Class of 1866 Award. Awarded to two seniors for excellence in mathematics. [Mathematics]

Class of 1895 Frank Albert Award. Awarded to a graduating senior on the basis of scholarship and all-around service to the University. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Class of 1898 Award. Awarded to the second-ranking member of the junior class, payable after graduation. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Class of 1910 Award. Awarded to a student for excellence in English at the end of the student’s senior year. [English]

Class of 1911 H. Justin Roddy Memorial Award. Awarded to a graduating senior who, in student teaching, shows the greatest promise of becoming a successful teacher of the sciences. [College of Science and Technology]

Class of 1922 Esther E. Lenhardt Award. Awarded to a senior who has demonstrated outstanding proficiency in the use of English. [English]

Class of 1928 Isaac F. Seiverling Award. Awarded to a junior for proficiency in mathematics. [Mathematics]

Commission in Cultural Diversity Award. Awarded based on academic performance and evidence of a commitment to diversity through service at the University, demonstrated through a competitive application and essay. [Cultural Diversity Committee]

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania University Biologists Award. Awarded on the basis of academic standing, excellence in biology and research potential. [Biology]

Computer Science Award. Awarded to a senior computer science major for outstanding achievement in computer science courses. [Computer Science]

Cunningham Art Foundations Achievement Award. Awarded to a full-time student who has taken all four art foundation courses (currently Two-Dimensional Design, Drawing I, Three-Dimensional Design and Drawing II) at Millersville University and obtained a GPA in those courses of at least 3.0. Recipient must be a declared visual fine art major (painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking, photography, metals or sculpture) seeking the B.F.A. degree, and have excelled in the foundation courses and shown promise as a visual fine artist. An application is required. [Art & Design]

Dilworth-McCollough English Award. Awarded to a student who has achieved excellence in English literature. [English]

Laura B. Doering Library Service Award. Presented to senior student library workers who have demonstrated exceptional commitment on the job. [Library Sciences]

Dramatics Service Award. Presented by Citamard Players to a graduating senior for outstanding service in the area of dramatics. [Communication & Theatre]

Earth Sciences Awards for Academic Excellence. Recognition on a plaque in Caputo Hall to seniors for excellence in earth sciences. [Earth Sciences]

EAPSU Award. A merit award for overall excellence in English given by the English Association of Pennsylvania State Universities. [English]

Michael W. Eisenberger Choir Award. Awarded to the graduating senior University choir member who has been recognized by fellow choir members as emulating qualities of leadership, musical ability and friendliness displayed by the late Michael W. Eisenberger during his association with the choir and the University. [Music]

Excellence in Printing Technology Award. Presented annually to a senior industry and technology student who has completed 90 credits, possesses a GPA of at least 3.0, consistently produces high-quality work, displays innovative ideas and demonstrates outstanding commitment to the printing profession. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Dominick J. and Frances M. Fanani Junior/Senior Award. Awarded to a full-time junior or senior student in the arts and humanities for outstanding scholarship and character. [College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences]

Betty J. Finney Community Service Award. Awarded to a senior psychology major who has demonstrated outstanding community service relevant to the field of psychology. Recipient must have attained a CGPA of at least 3.0. Selection is by vote of the psychology faculty. [Psychology]

Antone K. Fontes Health Professions Award. Reference books presented to three graduating seniors—one each from premedical/predental, nursing and allied health programs—who have demonstrated outstanding ability. Selections are made on the basis of GPA and recommendations. [Biology, Nursing, and Dean of College of Science and Technology]

Marion G. Foster Award. Awarded to a junior social work major who best exemplifies those qualities of Marion G. Foster: dedication to the social work profession, a genuine respect for people and demonstrated academic excellence under extraordinary circumstances. [Social Work]

Alice R. Fox Memorial Award. Awarded to a student who has achieved excellence in English. [English]

Leah Fudem Photographic Service Award. Awarded to two students for outstanding photographic service to The Snapper or the Touchstone. [Snapper]

Verda F. Fulmer Award. Awarded annually to an outstanding senior in early childhood or middle-level education at the end of the school year. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Fulton Bank Award in Economics. Awarded to a student who, in the judgment of the economics department, has written the best essay on an aspect of banking. [Economics]

Roy and Mary Garden Gamber-Helen L. Koontz Award in Education. Awarded to two students (junior or senior status) who have demonstrated a commitment to a career in teaching. One award must be directed to a candidate committed to early childhood or middle-level education. [Elementary, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Geography Faculty Award. A certificate and an appropriate gift, usually a book, presented annually by the geography department faculty to a geography major who graduates with honors. [Geography]

D. Joan Godfrey Nursing Award. Awarded to one to three senior nursing majors on the basis of participation in the nursing program, club and other campus activities; involvement in the nursing profession and academic standing. [Nursing]

John K. Harley and Grace W. Evans Award. Awarded to a student who has maintained the highest standing in scholarship and deportment during both his/her junior and senior years, and who is of high moral character and exemplary habits. [Honors and Awards Committee]

James Hamilton and Lucretia Boyd Hartzell Piano Award. Awarded to a junior or senior piano student who possesses extraordinary talent, has shown considerable progress and has contributed to the musical enrichment of the University community. [Music]

Jeffrey Hawthorne Memorial Award. Awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in elementary education with a minimum GPA of 2.5 who has demonstrated financial need. The scholarship is renewable for five additional semesters, provided the student continues to meet the criteria. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Isaac and Terry Hay Sculpture Award. Awarded to an undergraduate student for excellence in sculpture, to be determined by the faculty member coordinating the Millersville Student Art Show in consultation with the juror of the student art show. [Art & Design]

Frank R. Heavner Memorial Award. Awarded to the English major who has the highest average in at least nine credits of linguistics courses. [English]

Earle M. Hite Award. Awarded to a member of a student publication of Millersville University who has shown enthusiasm and dedication in the production of The Snapper or Touchstone and meets the following criteria: has worked for the publication for at least four semesters; is versatile and willing to help with any task; and has made notable contributions to the betterment of the publication and the University. This award may be given to an editor, writer, reporter, photographer, business manager, member of the circulation or advertising department, or other member who contributes to the production of the publication. [Snapper]

The Reverend Lewis Merwin Hobbs Medallion/Dr. Dominick ’53 and Mrs. Helen DiNunzio Award. Awarded to graduating seniors achieving summa cum laude (4.0 academic average overall). [Honors and Awards Committee]

Elsie Hostetter Award. Presented by the early childhood faculty to the outstanding senior early childhood education major. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Ralph J. Hyson Memorial Award. Awarded to the senior French major judged outstanding in French studies. [Language and Culture Studies]

Instrument Society of America Central Keystone Section Outstanding Student Award. Awarded to a junior or senior industry and technology student who possesses a GPA of at least 3.0 and is committed to specializing in and demonstrating outstanding performance in transportation/energy/power. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Ireland 500 Award. Awarded to a student who is participating in a global education experience in Ireland (including Northern Ireland), including study abroad (any-length program), student teaching or internship abroad. First preference will be given to a student with financial need. An application is required. [Global Education and Partnerships]

Henry J. Kauffman Award in Metal Technology. Awarded to a senior industry and technology major who has attained distinguished achievement in metals technology. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Richard C. Keller Award in American History. Awarded to a senior history major who has shown strong interest and capability in American history. [History]

Martin and Anna Zimmerman Kondor Award. Awarded to a senior in early childhood or middle-level education with a 3.35 GPA, excellence in student-teaching experience, outstanding personal and professional characteristics, and dedication to teaching. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Louis and Margarete Koppel Awards in European History and German Literature. The awards are given to two graduating seniors, one excelling in the study of European history and the other excelling in German language and literature. [History and Language and Culture Studies]

Lambda Chi Alpha Freshman Annual Award. Awarded to a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity in good academic standing. [Financial Aid]

Edward J. Laucks Memorial Sertoma Award. Awarded to a student who has achieved excellence in the communication major. [Communication & Theatre]

Qwan K. Lewis Award. Awarded to a first year or sophomore student majoring in communication or music with a minimum GPA of 3.0. First preference for a student who is involved in Greek Life and who is musically inclined. [Admissions]¹

Jack Loose Sons of the Revolution American History Research Award. Awarded to a junior, senior or graduate student who is pursuing current research on the American Revolution. First preference will be a student whose research focuses on the American Revolution in Lancaster County; second preference will be a student whose research focuses on the American Revolution in general; and third preference will be a student doing research on a topic within American history. An application is required. The recipient will be selected by the history department after an initial review by the Lancaster County Chapter, PSSR. [History]

Susan P. Luek Award for Graduate Study in Psychology. Awarded to up to four graduating psychology majors who have a CGPA of 3.5 or higher and show considerable promise for graduate study in psychology or related areas. [Psychology]

Susan P. Luek University Honors College Award. Awarded to up to four graduating seniors in the University Honors College who have a CGPA of 3.5 or higher and show considerable promise for graduate study or post-baccalaureate professional school. [University Honors College]

Patricia N. May ’66 Memorial Award. Awarded to an early childhood education major with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 who also has financial need. The award may be renewed, provided the student remains in the major and continues to meet the criteria. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

John Mentzer Award in Special Education. Awarded to a junior who is enrolled in the certification program in special education and has demonstrated potential for becoming an outstanding teacher. [Special Education]

Helen R. Metzler Undergraduate and Graduate Reading Award. Awarded to an early childhood or middle-level education major and a graduate student who completed their Reading Specialist certification who have an interest in reading and have shown excellence in classroom performance and knowledge of reading techniques. Must have completed all certification courses at Millersville University. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

Music Faculty Award. Awarded to the outstanding music education graduate. [Music]

C. Maxwell and Edna H. Myers History Award. Awarded to a history major who has earned a minimum of 85 credits; based on academic accomplishment and service to the department and the University. [History]

Carol J. Myers Music Educators Award. Awarded to a music education major in good academic standing entering his/her senior year, prior to the semester in which the student will be student teaching. Preference given to students concentrating in vocal studies. [Music]

Dr. Erik and Mrs. Jeanne Nakjavani Award for International Study. Awarded to up to five students for expenses related to study abroad and/or international internships. Students will be selected based upon the following criteria: academic merit, the impact of the education abroad on their professional and personal development, and a commitment to promote international education upon their return to Millersville University. First preference will be given to students with financial need. An application is required. Second preference, or if no student meets the above criteria, the award will be offered to up to five students who are pursuing an academic program with an international or comparative focus, including but not limited to government, international studies and foreign languages. [Global Education and Partnerships]

Jay B. Niesley ’73 Memorial Student Leadership Award. Awarded for outstanding leadership to a student with at least 45 completed credits and a cumulative GPA of 2.5. Selection will be based on the student’s contributions to Millersville University and involvement in leadership roles, including but not limited to student affairs and government. [Student Affairs]

Joseph Oberly Jr. Memorial Family Music Award. Awarded to an incoming first year or sophomore student in good academic standing in the music department. First preference should be given to a student with focused training on the accordion, keyboard, piano and/or guitar. [Music]¹

Omicron Delta Epsilon Student Research Award. Awarded to one or more students majoring in economics who demonstrate(s) academic excellence through economic research by presenting the best research paper at a research conference, symposium, seminar or poster session. [Economics]

Burl N. Osburn Award. Awarded annually to a student who excels in technology education. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Pennsylvania Bandmasters Association Award. Awarded to an incoming first year music major who excels in band instrument performance. [Music]¹

Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants Award. A plaque will be given to a graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to the profession of accounting. Selection is based on high performance in accounting in particular and on excellent general performance, plus participation in the cocurricular activities in business administration. [Accounting and Finance]

Phi Kappa Phi Award. Awarded for the best essay written by an undergraduate member of Phi Kappa Phi Chapter 211. [Phi Kappa Phi]

Phi Sigma Pi Award. Awarded to a graduating Phi Sigma Pi member for scholarship, leadership, character and outstanding service to the University. Service keys are awarded to graduating members of the fraternity using the same criteria. [Phi Sigma Pi]

Philadelphia Alumni Award. Awarded to a technology education major who demonstrates the best qualities of a technology teacher. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Polymer Education Undergraduate Award. Awarded to a sophomore/junior-level chemistry major who has a minimum GPA of 3.5 and who has earned an “A” in each semester of the two-semester organic chemistry course sequence. [Chemistry]

Psychology Club Award. Awarded to a senior psychology major for outstanding interest in and enthusiasm for psychology, service to the department and scholarship as evidenced by a GPA of at least 3.0. [Psychology]

Psychology Faculty Awards. Established by the psychology faculty and awarded to outstanding junior and senior psychology majors. [Psychology]

Keith Ranck/Ralph and Judy Anttonen/WIXQ Award. Awarded to a student who is a member of the WIXQ Executive or Station Council and who has worked at WIXQ for at least two semesters. The recipient will be selected by a committee including the WIXQ staff advisor, a member of the Student Affairs staff, two graduating senior students from WIXQ and a WIXQ alumnus. The award is not renewable. [WIXQ]

Margie L. Ranck Award. Awarded to a student who has completed the junior year on the basis of outstanding intellectual attainment, good character and an interest in Bible study. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Dr. Gary W. and Jacqueline Reighard Award for Outstanding Leadership. Awarded to a student for outstanding leadership who has completed at least 60 credits and who possesses at least a 2.75 GPA. Selection is based upon past contributions to Millersville University and potential for future development as a leader. [Student Affairs]

Robertson Library Garden Botany Internship. Awarded to a rising sophomore, junior or senior with a CGPA of 2.5 or greater, with first preference to biology majors with a botany option, who must demonstrate an interest in pursuing advanced study or a career in horticulture, horticultural taxonomy, landscape design or other related disciplines in botany, and will be the student deemed most capable of completing a successful project in a timely manner. The internship is not renewable. [Biology]

Henry J. Rutherford Memorial Award. Awarded to a junior or senior who has been constructively involved in environmental action and environmental enrichment activities. [Priority Club Advisor]

Michael Scott Sawicki Memorial Award. Awarded to an incoming or present student at Millersville who engages in community service. Selected students must have a GPA of at least 2.5, with first preference to a Lancaster Catholic High School graduate. [Financial Aid]¹

Irene P. Seadle German Section Award. Awarded to a senior German major who has done excellent work in German studies and contributed significant service to the German section. [Language and Culture Studies]

Social Work Faculty Award. Awarded to a senior social work major for academic excellence. [Social Work]

Social Work Organization Award. Awarded to a senior social work major for academic excellence and contributions to the Social Work Organization. [Social Work]

Society for the Advancement of Management Award. Presented by the Millersville student chapter of S.A.M. to a junior or senior who has maintained at least a 3.0 GPA and exhibited outstanding management potential through participation in cocurricular activities in business administration. [Management and Marketing]

Charles D. Spotts Naturalist-Humanist Award. Awarded to a student who has contributed most to the naturalist-humanist ethic. [Entomology Club Advisor]

Mary R. Slokum Sproul Prize. Awarded to a student for excellence in public speaking. [Communication & Theatre]

Starbrad Excellence in Science Award. Awarded to a student who is majoring in one of the sciences, with first preference to chemistry, and who is participating in an internship for which he or she is receiving no pay. [Experiential Learning & Career Management]

J. Richard Steinmetz Technology Teaching Award. Awarded to a technology education senior who, in the judgment of the industry and technology faculty, has high potential to become a successful teacher, as evidenced by outstanding performance in student teaching and excellence in professional technical areas. [Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology]

Mark Stine Scholastic Attainment Award. Awarded to a junior and a senior who have pursued higher education primarily on a part-time basis and who have had special family responsibilities, or who have overcome cultural challenges. Students admitted on nondegree status are eligible. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Anna Tunis Summy Print Award. Awarded for outstanding achievement by a student who has produced the best print in the art department’s printmaking classes, as judged by a jury of art department faculty. [Art & Design]

Anna Tunis Summy Watercolor Award. Awarded to a student demonstrating special talents and contributions related to visual arts and specifically the watercolor medium. [Art & Design]

Ronald E. Sykes Artist-Teacher Award. Awarded to the art education student teacher who has achieved the highest GPA based on 30 or more Millersville art credits. [Art & Design]

William S. Trout Award. Awarded to a junior or senior English education major or a French, German, Spanish education major, or a middle-level English language arts major with a minor in American literature or general English who has a cumulative GPA equal to or greater than 2.5, and a minimum 3.0 GPA in English courses. Candidates should document their commitment to involvement in creative writing (poetry, fiction and/or essay). In addition, applicants are required to document a commitment to community service, such as participation in campus, local or regional literary groups; involvement with in-school programs; tutoring K-12 students; practicum internships; or volunteering in educational programs for senior citizens. An application for the Trout Award is required, as is one of the following: an essay of 3-5 pages based on a poem or poems of William S. Trout, a lesson plan used during student teaching that focuses on a poem or poems by William S. Trout, or a paper submitted as part of a course requirement that includes a discussion of one or more of William S. Trout’s poems. [English]

Gail and Kenneth Twiford Biology Award. Awarded to a full-time student majoring in biology who has a 2.75 or greater GPA and financial need. If awarded to a first year student, the recipient must be in the top 15 percent of his/her high school class. The award is renewable, provided the recipient continues to be a biology major, sustains a GPA of 2.75 or greater and continues to have financial need. [Biology]¹

Cecil M. Upton Organic Chemistry Award. Awarded to the outstanding student in the organic chemistry course sequence. [Chemistry]

John A. Van Horn Memorial Award for Applied Physics. A book to a senior physics major who demonstrates outstanding ability in applied physics. [Physics]

Louis Vyner Performance Award. Awarded to a full-time music major, selected by an audition committee of the music department on the basis of outstanding performance in the field of music and demonstrated academic excellence. [Music]

Steven A. Walker Memorial Award. Awarded to one or more junior or senior Spanish majors who have done excellent work in Spanish studies and contributed significantly to the Spanish Club. [Language and Culture Studies]

Wentzel-Wright Memorial Award. Awarded to a student at the end of the junior year, payable upon enrollment for the second semester of the senior year, on the basis of financial need, industry, service to the University community, participation in campus activities, scholarship, good character, integrity, honesty and professionalism. [Honors and Awards Committee]

Wickersham-Burrowes Fund for Excellence in the Arts. Awarded to a student or students in the arts, with first preference to provide nontuition assistance for examples that may include, but again are not limited to, travel expenses for national or international study abroad, instrument rental or purchase fees, and art supplies. Remaining funds may be used to provide scholarship assistance to students with financial need majoring in the arts. An application is required. Funding support is renewable (for a maximum of three years), but an application is required each year. [Director of Ware Center]

Ruth Fox Wilkinson Award. Awarded to a graduating senior who has attained the highest average in early childhood or middle-level education courses. [Early, Middle & Exceptional Education]

WIXQ Service Award. Awarded for outstanding service to the University radio station. [WIXQ]

Edna Rochow Workman Memorial Award. Awarded to a junior or senior art major who has produced the best painting in oil or related media during the academic year. [Art & Design]

Xenophile-Theodore H. Rupp Foreign Language Award. Awarded to a senior for excellence in foreign languages. [Language and Culture Studies]

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The University scholarships are awarded to first-year incoming students. For more information regarding how to apply for first year scholarships, contact the admissions office.