The awards are presented during the spring semester except for the Moldin Scholarships which are awarded during the fall semester. Letters of application should include a summary of your academic and professional achievements, a list of appropriate extracurricular activities, and a statement of your career goals. Application forms are available from the Chemistry Department Office, or any member of the Awards Committee. The Everett Scholarship was established by the family of the late Dr. Everett, a former chemistry faculty member and chairman of the ECU Chemistry Department. The award is in the form of a scholarship awarded annually to a Chemistry Major who is named by the Chemistry Department as the most promising junior.
Criteria are scholarship and future potential as a student of chemistry.
Recipients Clinton D. Eaton, Bryan L. Best and Kristi L Baker. . The LeConte Scholarship was founded by family and friends of the late Dr. LeConte, who was an ECU chemistry faculty member for many years. This scholarship is renewable for two additional years for sophomore recipients and one additional year for junior recipients as long as criteria for the award are met. It is awarded annually to a qualified junior or senior level Chemistry Major who is a U.S. citizen. The Clemens Scholarship is funded through a donation to the East Carolina University Department of Chemistry by Dr. Donald F.Clemens, a former faculty member of the ECU Chemistry Department for thirty years.