Students may apply for the Silverman Scholarship on the basis of academic merit and financial need. They must also demonstrate an interest in ethical and moral behavior, not on the basis of a religious system of reward and punishment, but from a rational humanist point of view. A faculty committee will select the recipient. Applications can be obtained from the College's Admissions and Financial Assistance offices and from Dr. Hugh Wilder, Chair, Department of Philosophy. The process of evaluating applicants for the next school year will begin on April 1.
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