PRESIDENTIAL SEARCHEMAILOFFICE 365CANVASMY CROWDERHOME Foundation Ways To Give Board of Directors & Staff Events & Fundraising Scholarships Application Update Alumni Information Scholarship Giving… Scholarship funds are made possible by the generosity of donors to the Foundation. Major donor groups include friends of the College, faculty, staff, students and alumni, retired employees, board members, corporations and foundations. Their generosity helps hundreds of students who would not otherwise be able to attend college. Scholarship applications for the Spring 2021 semester will be accepted until January 15. Starting January 16, scholarship applications submitted will be considered for the Fall 2021 semester. Priority deadline for the 2021-2022 academic year is March 1. Foundation Annual Scholarships Made possible by donors to the College Annual Campaign. Criteria: Students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester to be eligible and must maintain a 2.5 G.P.A. for renewal of multi-semester scholarships. Additional requirements vary for each scholarship, including but not limited to geographic residency, financial need, and specific area of study. Scholarship amounts vary. (Applies to: Tuition, fees, books, supplies.) Academic Distinction Scholarship ($825 per semester, fall & spring, applied to tuition, fees and books) Each In-District school district nominates one student from the top 10% of the graduating high school class (Diamond, East Newton, McDonald County, Neosho, and Seneca) Renewable up to three consecutive semesters with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and successful completion of a minimum of 15 credit hours per semester Interested students should inquire with your high school counselor Academic Distinction scholarship awards are not stackable with other Foundation scholarships. *A+ students are eligible for Academic Distinction Scholarships Center Scholarship ($775 per semester, fall & spring, toward tuition, fees and books) Each Crowder College Center will select a high school graduate who has a minimum 3.5 GPA and will attend the Center from which the scholarship is awarded. Renewable up to 3 consecutive semesters with a minimum 3.0 GPA and successful completion of a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester. Interested students may inquire at a Crowder Center (Cassville, Joplin ATTC, McDonald County, Nevada, or Webb City) Center scholarship awards are not stackable with other Foundation scholarships. Center Scholarships are limited. *A+ students are eligible for Center Scholarships Trustee Scholarship ($675 per semester, fall & spring, applied to tuition and fees and books) High school seniors graduating from an Accredited High School, ranking in the top 15% of their class OR a student scoring a 25 or higher on the ACT. Renewable up to 3 consecutive semesters with a minimum 3.0 GPA and successful completion of a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester. Trustee scholarship awards are not stackable with other Foundation scholarships. Trustee scholarships are limited. *A+ students are eligible for Trustees scholarships. James Agriculture Scholarships. L-EARN-er scholarship ($1000 per semester, fall & spring): Minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA; work in Ag Division 8 hr/week for 12 weeks; application, essay & references Ag LEADER scholarship ($500 per semester, fall & spring): For FFA or 4-H Officers; minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA; leadership requirements, application and essay Legacy scholarships ($500 per semester, fall & spring): parent must be an alumni; minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA; recruiting responsibilities; application and essay James Agriculture Scholarships are not stackable with other Foundation scholarships. Project Lead the Way Scholarship ($600 per semester, fall & spring, applied to tuition, fees and books) High school graduates who have applied and been admitted to Crowder College Student who has completed at least two (2) PLTW courses, earning a grade of B (80%) or better in each course are eligible* Renewable up to three consecutive semesters with a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA and successful completion of a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester *Students completing the second PLTW course during their senior year will need to submit final transcript by June 30 to be considered. Scholarships by Major & Field of Study Agriculture Ben Williams Memorial Eldon Schnakenberg Irma Lipe Ag Travel Seminar Jarvis & Mary Asbill James Agriculture Leadership Carol Cignetti Gaskill Ruth Beard (Vet Tech) Business Gene & Laurie Delano (Accounting) Laura Marie Stephens Memorial Joplin Tri-State IMA (Accounting/Finance) Wilbur Hyde Criminal Justice Neenah Jernigan Endowed Scholarship (2nd year students only) Teacher Education Don R. & Dr. Bonnie Cox Dr. Dell Reed Memorial Goodman Alumni James T. & Peggy Payne (Secondary Education) Laurence & Rosilee Dabbs Perry & Hughla Bliss Memorial Robert & Alva Jane Allen Denny Chenoweth Engineering Nick & Sally Nichols (Business or Engineering) Performing Arts/Graphic Art Glenn Trust (Music or Art) Neosho Art Council (Performing Art/Graphic Art) R.W. Dabbs Greer (Theatre student) Nursing Callis Family (Allied Health) Carter Family (Nursing or Health Occupation) Cassville Student Nursing Association Dr. & Mrs. Marion Weston (Health Care or Medical Science) Elaine Carter Gretta Renick Howard & Maxine Kerns Jim & Marjorie Edmonds Katie Heilig Memorial McDonald County Student Nursing Association Phoenix Home Care Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (T.O.P.S) STEM Herbert & Barbara Schade Other Angie Clarice Patterson McCauley Memorial (Neosho High School Cheerleader) Benjamin David Crum (Tech Program) Elijah J. Tatum (Autism) EMS (EM or Paramedic Level) Hunt/Collie (Math or Science) Jacob Noah Holliday OTA (4th Semester OTA student) Latonia Bailey (Journalism) McClelland Family (Vet Tech) Terry Sherrill AEL Wagner Family (Vocational) Wayne Cole (Transport Training) Carol Cignetti Gaskill (Alternative Energy) Scholarships by Geographical Location McDonald County Resident Babbitt Family (McDonald County High School graduate) Cornerstone Bank Gene & Glenna Barnes Goodman Alumni (McDonald County High School graduate) Howard & Maxine Kerns Laurence & Rosilee Dabbs McDonald County #1 McDonald County #2 McDonald County #3 Rose Peck Tatum Family Cameron Hall Vancuren (Southwest City resident) Newton County Resident Bill Lee Memorial James T. & Peggy Payne (Neosho High School graduate) Benjamin David Crum (Neosho High School Graduate) Newton or McDonald County Resident Ben Williams Memorial Bernice Clark Memorial Dr. Dell Reed Memorial Dr. & Mrs. Marion Weston Gene & Glenna Barnes McClelland Family International Dean & Grace Farnsworth Savi Senanayake Destinie Roque Other Gene & Laurie Delano (East Newton High School graduate) DJ Poynor (Jasper, Newton, Cherokee or Ottawa County resident) Finis Moss Charitable Trust (Bronaugh, NE Vernon County, Hume, Rich Hill, Butler, Sheldon, El Dorado Spring, El Dorado Christian and Liberal High School graduate) Glen & Alberta Clayton (Newton or Jasper County High School graduate) John Hayes & Sue Sickles (Attending Mt. Vernon Campus) Other Designations Specific Christopher Foundation (Pediatric Cancer survivor) General Beimdiek Bernice Clark Memorial Bill & Joe Walker Dr. Ralph W. Disney Memorial Earl Bryan Memorial Festival of Wreaths Flowerbox City Newcomers Club Jean, Mildred & Jack Lemons Charitable Trust Jim Burrows Johna Goade Memorial JR Carter Klepinger Family La-Z-Boy Corporate Louise Holland Trust Roy Jean Carter Memorial D.G. Sauer Scott & Chris Wade Thain-Terry Other CAMP Career & Technical Education Childhood Development Classified Staff Crowder Faculty Association Dallas and Carolyn Kelly Ellis Foundation Moss Emergency (Nevada Students) PBL Scholarship Professional Staff Project Lead The Way (High school seniors who have completed at least 2 PLTW courses) Ramona Kruse Munsell Rocketdyne Church of Christ TRIO Part-Time Student Billy & Laveta Boyd DJ Poynor Memorial Endowments Bess Boyden Bill & Margot C. Lee Bob & Jean Hailey Dale & Jessie Saville Dean & Grace Farnsworth (International students) Don R. & Dr. Bonnie Cox (Teacher Education) Don & Ethel Davidson Cope Family Fund Dr. & Mrs. Marion Weston (Newton/McDonald County resident, Health Care/Medical Science) Fred Clark Memorial Fred, Mattie & Helen Turner Gene & Glenna Barnes (McDonald County resident/graduate) Herbert & Barbara Schade – STEM Herbert & Thelma Douglas James Agriculture Jim Gaskill Memorial Laura Marie Stephens (Business Administration) Laurence & Rosilee Dabbs (McDonald County, Education major) Lenore Jane Williams (Non-traditional) Leroy & Peggy Schantz Memorial Margaret & Clark Reid Mary Louise Davis McNamara Neenah C. Jernigan Paul & Barbara Harber Memorial R.W. Dabbs (Performing Arts) Rudy & Dorothy Farber (Dual-Credit) Snickles in Service Sue Clark Tatum Family (McDonald County resident) Wanda Lentz Memorial Copyright © 2013-2020 Crowder College. All rights reserved. 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