SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE - Morehead State University

M O R E H E A D S T A T E U N I V E R S I T YSCHOLARSHIP GUIDE2008-09ACADEMIC YEARQuality education for every generation.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPSMorehead State University offers a range of valuable academic achievement scholarshipsto entering freshmen and transfer students who have demonstrated scholastic excellenceand leadership, without regard to financial need. The number of exceptional studentschoosing Morehead State for its quality academic programs continues to increase eachyear.HOW TO APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPSMorehead State makes it convenient for students to apply for scholarships in two ways:Academic Achievement Scholarships are automatically given consideration based on thecompleted Undergraduate Admission and Scholarship Application and submitted transcriptand test scores. Complete the Undergraduate Admission and Scholarship Application formonline at www.moreheadstate.edu/admissions, or obtain an application from EnrollmentServices or the counselor’s office of your school.All scholarships, including scholarships funded by private endowments, Universitydepartments, Office of Athletics and student organizations, available for both newand current students, can be found in this guide. If any scholarship requires a separateapplication, it is included here.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS PRIORITY DEADLINE – MARCH 15The priority deadline is March 15, 2008, for a completed application packet, including:- Completed Undergraduate Admission and Scholarship Application form; and- Seven semester high school transcript; and- ACT (or SAT) test scores. Students who have not reported test scores by this date mustby March 15 provide proof of test registration (your ACT order confirmation) for the April12, 2008 national ACT test date and have those scores reported to MSU to be givenconsideration.The Office of Enrollment Services should receive your completed application packet by theMarch 15 priority application deadline to best compete for these attractive scholarships.As all scholarships are subject to availability of funds and these attractive scholarships arehighly competitive, students should apply as early as possible to ensure consideration.OVER-AWARDSFederal regulations restrict the total amount of funds for which students may be eligible.Students who receive more than the amount for which they are eligible from all sources,including grants and scholarships, may not receive the full value of their scholarships if itwould result in an over-award situation.SCHOLARSHIP RENEWALSScholarships that may be received for more than one academic year may have academicand/or campus housing requirements that must be met to continue to receive thosescholarships. See the requirement for each scholarship for current information.3

TABLE OF CONTENTSAcademic Achievement Awards ...............................................................................................................5Presidential Scholarship ...............................................................................................................5Commonwealth Scholarship .........................................................................................................6Regents Scholarship .....................................................................................................................7Valedictorian Scholarship .............................................................................................................8Academic Program Scholarships ............................................................................................................10Agricultural & Human Sciences ...................................................................................................10Art .............................................................................................................................................10Biological & Environmental Sciences ...........................................................................................11Business .....................................................................................................................................12Chemistry .................................................................................................................................. 12Communication ..........................................................................................................................13Computer Science ................................................................(see Mathematics & Computer Science)Education ...................................................................................................................................13English, Foreign Languages & Philosophy....................................................................................16Geography, Government & History ............................................................................................ 16Geology .................................................................................................................................... 17Health, Physical Education & Sport Sciences ............................................................................... 17Honors Program ........................................................................................................................ 17Imaging Sciences ....................................................................................................................... 17Industrial Engineering & Technology........................................................................................... 18Journalism .....................................................................................................(see Communication)Mathematics & Computer Science............................................................................................... 18Military Science ......................................................................................................................... 19Music ........................................................................................................................................ 19Nursing ..................................................................................................................................... 21Physical Sciences ....................................................................................................................... 22Pre-Medicine ............................................................................................................................. 23Radiologic Science ........................................................................................(see Imaging Sciences)Regional Analysis & Public Policy .............................................................................................. 23Sociology, Social Work & Criminology ....................................................................................... 23Speech ...................................................................................................................................... 24Theatre ..................................................................................................................................... 25Veterinary Technology ............................................................................................................... 26Alumni Scholarship ................................................................................................................................27Athletics Scholarships ............................................................................................................................ 28Diversity Scholarships ............................................................................................................................29Eagle Access...........................................................................................................................................30Geographic Area-Specific Scholarships ...................................................................................................31International Scholarships ......................................................................................................................39Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship (For out-of-state students) ...................................................................40Non-Traditional Student Scholarships .....................................................................................................42Regional Campus-Specific Scholarships ..................................................................................................43Student Organization Sponsored Scholarships........................................................................................ 44Transfer Scholarships .............................................................................................................................46KCTCS Transfer Scholarship ....................................................................................................................46Additional Scholarships ......................................................................................................................... 48Graduate Scholarships .......................................................................................................................... 49Table of Contents of Applications ........................................................................................................... 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Complete addresses include “@moreheadstate.edu.” For example, on page 5 where contact information lists “finaid@”,you would use “finaid@moreheadstate.edu.”All scholarships are subject to the availability of funds. Other scholarships may exist. Morehead State University reserves the right to change the scholarship programas needed. Material included in this guide is based on information available at the time of publication and is subject to change. For the most current version of thispublication, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/scholarships.4

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSPRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwards Given/Amount CoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman or as atransfer student with less than 24 total semester hours ANDmeet ONE of the following requirements:1. Be a National Merit Scholar – These students willreceive an additional $1,500 for books and/or meals; or2. Be a National Merit Finalist or Semi-Finalist – Thesestudents will receive an additional $500 for books and/or meals; or3. Be an alumnus of Kentucky Governor’s Scholars orKentucky Governor’s School for the Arts with aminimum ACT composite of 23 or higher (if less than23, students will receive the equivalent of aValedictorian Scholarship); or4. Be admitted with a minimum Admission Index of 650 orhigher and also meet both: a minimum high schoolGPA of 3.5 or higher; and a minimum ACT compositeof 28 or higher or SAT combined score of 1240 or higher(Note: A 3.5 GPA and a 28 ACT would equal anAdmission Index of 630, which would not meet theminimum Admission Index requirement of 650. Astudent with the minimum 3.5 GPA would need a30 ACT to meet the minimum 650 Admission Indexrequirement. A student with the minimum 28 ACT wouldneed a 3.7 GPA to meet the minimum 650 AdmissionIndex requirement. See the instructions for calculatingan Admission Index and the Scholarship Eligibility Gridfor more information.);- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, by theMarch 15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, as fundsare limited for these highly-competitive scholarships. Iffunds are exhausted for this category, qualifyingstudents will be given priority for the CommonwealthScholarship.Full tuition and oncampushousing.The Office ofEnrollment Servicesshould receiveyour completedapplication packetby the March15, 2008 priorityapplication deadlineto best competefor these attractivescholarships.Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal and other criteria:Recipients must achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of3.0 during each of the first two semesters and a minimumcumulative GPA of 3.25 for each semester thereafterto maintain a Presidential Scholarship. Recipients mustreside in on-campus housing facilities and may receivepriority in assignments when applying by March 1 for thefall semester or by November 1 for the spring semester.Students approved to commute from home or thoseenrolled full-time at an MSU regional campus do notreceive the housing portion of the award or its equivalent.For purposes of this scholarship, tuition for out-of-staterecipients is assessed at in-state rates times 1.25. TheUniversity reserves the right to adjust award levels basedon academic qualifications and availability of funds.NOTE: Recipients of Presidential Scholarships are invited toparticipate in the Leadership Learning Community and/orGeorge M. Luckey, Jr. Academic Honors Program.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.5

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSCOMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIPEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwards Given/Amount CoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman or as atransfer student with less than 24 total semester hours ANDmeet BOTH of the following requirements:1. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and2. Be admitted with a minimum admission index of 620 orhigher; and also meet both: a minimum high schoolGPA of 3.5 or higher; and a minimum ACT compositeof 23 or higher or SAT combined score of 1060 or higher(Note: A 3.5 GPA and a 23 ACT would equal anAdmission Index of 580, which would not meet theminimum Admission Index requirement of 620. A studentwith the minimum 3.5 GPA would need a 27 ACT tomeet the minimum 620 Admission Index requirement. Astudent with the minimum 23 ACT would need a3.9 GPA to meet the minimum 620 Admission Indexrequirement. See the instructions for calculating anAdmission Index and the Scholarship Eligibility Grid formore information.);- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, by theMarch 15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, as fundsare limited for these highly-competitive scholarships. Iffunds are exhausted for this category, qualifyingstudents will be given priority for the RegentsScholarship.Full tuitionThe Office ofEnrollment Servicesshould receive yourcompletedapplication packetby the March15, 2008 priorityapplication deadlineto best competefor these attractivescholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal:Achieve a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA during each ofthe first two semesters and a minimum cumulative GPA of3.25 for each semester thereafter.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.6

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSREGENTS SCHOLARSHIPEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwards Given/Amount CoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman or as atransfer student with less than 24 total semester hours ANDmeet BOTH of the following requirements:1. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and2. Be admitted with a minimum admission index of 580 orhigher; and also meet both: a minimum high schoolGPA of 3.5 or higher; and a minimum ACT composite of21 or higher or SAT combined score of 980 or higher(Note: A 3.5 GPA and a 21 ACT would equal anAdmission Index of 560, which would not meet theminimum Admission Index requirement of 580. A studentwith the minimum 3.5 GPA would need a 23 ACT tomeet the minimum 580Admission Index requirement. Astudent with the minimum 21 ACT would need a 3.7GPA to meet the minimum 580 Admission Indexrequirement. See the instructions for calculating anAdmission Index and the Scholarship Eligibility Grid formore information.);- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, by theMarch 15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, as fundsare limited for these highly-competitive scholarships.If funds are exhausted for this category, priority will begiven to qualifying students with the highest AdmissionIndex figures and with the earliest date of submission ofcompleted application packet.One-half tuition.The Office of EnrollmentServices shouldreceive your completedapplicationpacket by the March15, 2008 priority applicationdeadlineto best compete forthese attractive scholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal:Achieve a minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA during each ofthe first two semesters and a minimum cumulative GPA of3.0 for each semester thereafter.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.7

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSVALEDICTORIAN SCHOLARSHIPEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwards Given/Amount CoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman AND meetTWO of the following requirements:1. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and2. Be ranked number one in class by seven semester highschool transcript; or3. Be an alumnus of Kentucky Governor’s Scholars orKentucky Governor’s School for the Arts with an ACTcomposite of 18-22;- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, by theMarch 15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, as fundsare limited for these Valedictorian Scholarships. If fundsare exhausted for this category, priority will be given toqualifying students with the highest Admission Indexfigures and with the earliest date of submission ofcompleted application packet.$1,000 for oneyear immediatelyfollowing highschool graduation.You The Office ofEnrollment Servicesshould receiveyour completedapplication packetby the March15, 2008 priorityapplication deadlineto best competefor these attractivescholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal:This scholarship is NOT eligible for renewal after the firstyear immediately following high school graduation.NOTE: May be awarded in addition to other scholarships.8

Admission IndexTo calculate your Admission Index, use the following:(GPA x 100) + (ACT x 10) = Admission IndexExample: A 3.5 GPA and an ACT composite score of 233.5 GPA x 100 = 350+23 ACT score x 10 = 230= An Admission Index of 580Scholarship Eligibility GridAll Scholarships Are Subject To Availability Of Funds.2008 Presidential, Commonwealth and Regents ScholarshipsTable Calculates Admission IndexSAT Sc o r e ACT GPA(Ve r b a l + Mat h ) Co m p o s it e 4.0 3.9 3.8 3.7 3.6 3.51600 36 760 750 740 730 720 710 Pr e s i d e nt ia l1560 - 1590 35 750 740 730 720 710 7001510 - 1550 34 740 730 720 710 700 6901460 - 1500 33 730 720 710 700 690 6801410 - 1450 32 720 710 700 690 680 67013-60 - 1400 31 710 700 690 680 670 6601320 - 1350 30 700 690 680 670 660 6501280 - 1310 29 690 680 670 660 650 640 Co m m o n w e a lt h1240 - 1270 28 680 670 660 650 640 6301210 - 1230 27 670 660 650 640 630 6201170 - 1200 26 660 650 640 630 620 610 Re g e n t s1130 - 1160 25 650 640 630 620 610 6001090 - 1120 24 640 630 620 610 600 5901060 - 1080 23 630 620 610 600 590 5801020 - 1050 22 620 610 600 590 580980 - 1010 21 610 600 590 580Students with an ACT below 21 or a GPA below 3.5 or an Admission Index below 580 will not qualify for a Presidential, Commonwealth orRegents Scholarships.9

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactAGRICULTURAL & HUMAN SCIENCESAgricultureScholarshipBill SoslowitzScholarshipEntering freshmen majoring in Agricultural Sciences;participation in high school activities.Recipients must be full-time junior or senior studentsmajoring in child development, who are in goodacademic standing and who live in campushousing. Financial need may also be considered.Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 3.0Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural & HumanSciences606-783-2662r.cowser@Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural & HumanSciences606-783-2662r.cowser@MSUAgricultureClubScholarshipStudents with an area of concentration in AgricultureScience or Agricultural Education, unconditionallyadmitted for study at MSU and member of theAgriculture Club.Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural & HumanSciences606-783-2662r.cowser@TamzeneShay DowScholarshipMust be enrolled at MSU and have demonstratedunmet financial need and majoring in HumanSciences or in any degree program in the Collegeof Education.Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural & HumanSciences606-783-2662r.cowser@ARTArtLeadershipScholarshipStudent must submit a portfolio of work to bereviewed at the annual High School Art Day. Forentering freshman Art majors.$500 March 14 Department of Art606-783-2766r.franzi@Cliff JohnsonArt AwardTo support annual awards for outstanding achievementin art. Art majors are eligible.VariesSelected byfaculty,contactDept. of ArtDepartment of Art606-783-2766r.franzi@J.E. DuncanArt AwardTo an outstanding art student. Junior level Artmajor.VariesSelected byfaculty,contactDept. of ArtDepartment of Art606-783-2766r.franzi@10

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBIOLOGICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESCharlesRhodesEndowmentfor ScienceFellowshipsJerry F.Howell, Sr.EnvironmentalScienceScholarshipMargaretHeaslipMemorialScholarshipThis endowment is available as a supplement toa graduate assistantship for an African-Americanstudent in the biological sciences. You must beunconditionally admitted to a graduate degreeprogram, enroll as a full-time student in 500-600 levelcourses, and maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Withthe supplemental money the GA stipend will be$8,000 per academic year.Junior or senior major or minor in EnvironmentalScience and have a 3.0 overall GPA. Recipientsmust maintain a minimum 3.0 overall GPA in theirstudies at MSU to renew the scholarship. Transferhours are not used in determining GPA.Application on p.83Undergraduate in the Biological and EnvironmentalSciences.Application on p.87$8,000/yearApril 1Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@Geoff Gearner,Biology GraduateCoordinator606-783-2803g.gearner@Varies April 1 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@Varies April 1 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@Robertand HelenHolbrookMemorialScholarshipTo support scholarships for MSU students, preferablyfrom Rowan County and preferably majoring in ahealth profession, who show evidence of financialneed. No student receiving athletically-relatedfinancial aid shall be eligible. Recipients mustmaintain a minimum GPA of 2.5.$500 May 4 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@Warren andWinifredProudfootScholarshipC. LouiseCaudillScholarshipTo support scholarships to pre-health professionalssuch as nursing, pre-medicine students and otherhealth related fields.Female students wishing to enter the professionof medicine or a career in health, physicaleducation or sport sciences. The recipients shall beunconditionally admitted for study at MSU.$500 May 4 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@$500 May 4 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@11

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBUSINESSGary L. BishopScholarshipOhio ValleyAccountantsScholarshipQuentinH. HatfieldBusinessStudentScholarshipCHEMISTRYTwo Scholarships Annually - One scholarship to befunded shall benefit the Division of Athletics of MSU,and the other shall be for the benefit of the School ofBusiness and Economics of MSU. A cumulative highschool GPA of 3.5 or better; 20 on the ACT or 950combined score on the SAT; documented plans forbaccalaureate degree in a business related area;current students who apply must have a cumulativeGPA of 3.0; all applicants must be undergraduates.For students pursuing a degree in Accounting atMorehead State University with a GPA of 3.0 or better.Applicants must be full-time, have completed twoyears of undergraduate studies and be a resident ofthe Tri-State Area - i.e., Boyd or Greenup counties inKentucky, Cabell or Wayne counties in West Virginiaor Lawrence or Scioto counties in Ohio.Recipients must be a graduate of a high schoolin the University’s 22-county service region (see p.32) of East Kentucky and must declare a major inthe College of Business. Recipients must have aminimum high school GPA of 3.0 and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid (incoming freshmen only.)Application on p.111Varies April 1 College of Business606-783-2174cob@Office of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@$500 March 15 Department ofAccounting,Economics andFinance606-783-2152Varies April 1 College of Business606-783-2174cob@Dr. RichardHuntMemorialScholarshipBe a recent graduate of a high school in Kentuckyand a first time freshman enrolling at MoreheadState University for the Fall 2008 semester. Have ahigh school GPA of 3.50 or higher. Have a MathACT subscore of 23 or higher. Have completed apre-college curriculum with no deficiencies. Submitthe proper forms at MSU registration and formallydeclare chemistry as your area of concentrationor major. Be willing to accept the scholarship,understanding that it is non-renewable. Understandthat any funds awarded will be transferred from theMSU Foundation directly to the university financialaid office to be applied towards tuition and otherfees. Understand that $400 will be awarded for theFall 2008 semester and a $400 award for the spring2009 semester is contingent upon cumulative 3.00GPA in the Fall semester.$800 February 15for submission.Students willbe notified byMarch 15. Lateapplications willbe accepted.Review of lateapplications willonly occur if noaward is made/accepted fromthe applicationssubmittedbefore February15. The date fornotification of anaward from lateapplications isvariable.Department ofPhysical Science606-783-2915m.blanken@12

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactCOMMUNICATIONDonald F.HollowayScholarshipJunior or Senior and have a major within theDepartment of Communication and Theatre.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@GeorgeR. BurgessMemorialScholarshipFull-time students majoring in history and/orjournalism. Recipients shall be selected by the Officeof Financial Aid on the basis of unmet financial needand academic merit.Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@CommunicationScholarshipFull-time students majoring in Communications– Advertising/Public Relations, Electronic Media,Journalism or Organizational/ InterpersonalCommunication; outstanding contributions tothe department’s co-curricular programs. Forentering freshman, potential to contribute to thedepartment’s co-curricular programs.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@W. David Brown,Sr. ScholarshipJournalism Major with junior or senior status, havinga cumulative GPA of at least 3.5.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@COMPUTER SCIENCE (SEE MATHEMATICS & COMPUTER SCIENCE, P. 18)EDUCATIONBetty JeanGreen DoerrMemorialScholarshipCloma PorterMoore MemorialScholarshipTo support scholarships for an education majorenrolled at MSU. The criteria for awarding thescholarship shall be academic achievement, testscores, and financial need. Recipients shall maintaina cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid.Recipients of the award shall be graduate studentsfrom East Kentucky who are studying in the Collegeof Education. Recipients must have an inclinationto remain in East Kentucky to teach. Recipients shallmaintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.8.$3,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@13

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactEDUCATION CONTINUEDFuture Educatorsof AmericaScholarshipDr. Jack LathamScholarshipJesse MangrumMemorialScholarshipJunita LoseyScholarshipIncoming, full-time freshman majoring in educationwho participated in FEA chapter.Application on p. 123Recipient shall be an Education major havinga cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. Morgan orRowan County, Kentucky students shall be givenpreference. Also demonstrated financial need isto be considered. Must maintain a cumulative 3.0GPA.Recipient(s) shall be admitted unconditionally tothe Master of Arts in Education with a Reading &Writing Specialist Endorsement.Students must be a graduate of a Kentucky publichigh school and a junior or senior majoring ineducation. Students must be full-time and maintaina GPA of 2.8.Varies April 1 Office of TeacherRecruitment801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$400 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$400 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$2,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Dr. Lawrenceand StellaroseStewartScholarshipLillian Faye andWilliam CooperFergusonEndowmentLindsay R. &Hazel R. EllingtonMemorialScholarshipTo fund scholarships for students from Carter orBoyd Counties (including Ashland, Catlettsburg,Westwood and Fairview) in Kentucky or from Florida,West Virginia, Ohio, or Tennessee. Any high schoolstudent whose GPA is at least 2.0 is eligible. Recipientsshall be Education majors, unconditionally admittedfor study at MSU. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA in studiesat MSU to renew.Recipients must be admitted to the TeacherEducation Program and have at least a 3.0 gradepoint average. Preference will be given to studentswho are studying to become science teachers andto those who are natives of Rowan or adjacentcounties in Kentucky. Students must maintain a 3.0grade point average to be eligible for renewal.Full-time undergraduate students attending MSU.Candidates must be majoring in a field directedtoward a teaching objective and have expresseda desire to teach in primary, secondary, orpost-secondary educational systems followinggraduation from MSU. Candidates shall have upperclasssophomore, junior or senior class standing.Must maintain a 3.25 GPA in their studies at MSU.Candidates shall be graduates of accredited highschools of Bath, Rowan and Menifee counties.Financial need shall not be a criterion in making thisaward.$500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$1,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$1,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@14

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactEDUCATION CONTINUEDMinority TeacherEducationProgram/MSUScholarshipNevilyn TackettThrockmortonMemorialScholarshipEndowmentRuth BoggsShannon andE.L. Shannon, Jr.EndowmentTeacher ofTomorrowScholarshipWilliamHamptonScholarshipWilliam E.and NancyB. JamisonEndowmentWilliam M.and HazelH. WhitakerScholarshipMinority student with a minimum high school GPAof 2.5 and a minimum ACT of 18 and an interestin teaching. Must enroll full-time and reside oncampus.Must maintain at least a 2.4 cumulativeGPA for the first two semesters, a 2.6 cumulativeGPA for the third and fourth semesters, and a 2.75cumulative GPA for the remaining semesters.Recipients shall be undergraduate studentsstudying to become teachers in MSU’s College ofEducation. Recipients must have a minimum GPAof 3.3. Recipients must be admitted to the TeacherEducation Program and shall maintain a cumulativeGPA of at least 3.3.Student teachers who have a minimum GPA of 3.5with proof of a dedicated commitment to teachingthrough letters of recommendation of three facultymembers and assignment to a culturally diverselocation for student teaching and/or a commitmentto utilize technology applications during theirstudent teaching experience.Recipient must have a minimum high school GPAof 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and maintain a minimumcumulative GPA of 3.0 in order for the scholarship tobe renewed. Recipient must also have a minimumACT score of 24 and unmet financial need asdetermined by the University’s Office of FinancialAid and live within the MSU service region.Application on p. 113To fund awards for an education major. Typically, alanguage arts major or a reading scholar award.For the benefit of Morehead State University studentswho have attended Central City High School orCentral City Elementary School in MuhlenbergCounty, Kentucky. Students must be full-timeundergraduate student per year who maintainsa 2.5 grade point average. To be eligible for thescholarship, students must have unmet financialneed as determined by the MSU Office of FinancialAid. The scholarship may be renewed up to threeadditional times if recipients maintain a 2.5 gradepoint average.To fund scholarships for students from East Kentuckycounties. Recipients shall be education majors,unconditionally admitted for study at MSU withsufficient financial need. Recipients should beranked in the upper 25 percent of his/her highschool graduating class. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.$1,000 Dec. 1 for Spring;July 30 for Fall.Office of TeacherRecruitment801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$650 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$2,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$1,000 April 1 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Varies March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$1500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@15

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES & PHILOSOPHYJoyce Brownand JamesC. LeMasterScholarshipStudy AbroadScholarshipFull-time undergraduate students who are majoringin English or Industrial and Engineering Technology.Must maintain 3.0 GPA to be eligible for renewal.Students majoring in English, French, Spanish orPhilosophy, unconditionally admitted for study atMSU and with sufficient financial need. Studentsmust maintain a 3.0 GPA in their studies at MSU.$1,000 May 1 Department ofEnglish,ForeignLanguages &Philosophy (EFLP)606-783-2185p.krummrich@Departmentof Industrial &EngineeringTechnology606-783-2418ke.cornett@Varies January 31 Department of EFLP606-783-2185p.krummrich@GEOGRAPHY, GOVERNMENT & HISTORYEdwa P. andAllie W. YoungMemorial AwardTo fund an annual award to an outstanding studentin the Department of Music and an outstandingstudent in the Department of Geography,Government & History.VariesSelected by thefaculty based onacademic merit.Department ofGeography,Government &History (GGH)606-783-2655y.baldwin@GeorgeR. BurgessMemorialScholarshipFull-time students majoring in history and/orjournalism. Recipients shall be selected by the Officeof Financial Aid on the basis of unmet financial needand by the faculty based on academic merit.Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@George T. YoungMemorial FundAwardOutstanding student in Geography, Governmentand History. Preference given to students who havea particular interest in Kentucky History.$700 Selected by thefaculty based onacademic merit.Department ofGGH606-783-2655y.baldwin@Roscoe andSibbie PlayforthScholarshipRecipient shall be a senior year student. The studentmust maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA in their studies atMSU through their junior year in all courses relatedto their major field of study. The student shall be aKentucky resident.$300 Selected by thefaculty based onacademic merit.Department ofGGH606-783-2655y.baldwin@16

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactGEOLOGYRichard A. WallsScholarshipTo support academic scholarships in the GeologyProgram.Application on p.69VariesFirst Mondayin MayDepartment ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2914r.kissick@HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORT SCIENCESC. Louise CaudillScholarshipEd andSue LuckeScholarshipFemale students wishing to enter the professionof medicine or a career in health, physicaleducation or sport sciences. The recipients shall beunconditionally admitted for study at MSU.Given to a male student majoring in Health, PhysicalEducation, or Sports Sciences.$500 Department ofHealth, PhysicalEducation, & SportsSciences606-783-2180l.fitzgerald@Varies Spring Semester Department ofHealth, PhysicalEducation, & SportsSciences606-783-2180l.fitzgerald@HONORS PROGRAMAcademicHonors ProgramScholarship.Entering freshman accepted into the AcademicHonors Program, with an ACT composite of 26 orhigher, a 3.60 GPA or higher and/or in the top 10%of class. Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPAof at least 3.25 and take Honors Program classes.Application on p.55$600 March 15 Academic HonorsProgram606-783-2807honors@IMAGING SCIENCESC. LouiseCaudill NursingScholarshipNursing andAllied HealthScholarshipRae P. SmithMemorialScholarshipFull-time undergraduate students studying in theDepartment of Nursing and Imaging Sciences inthe University’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.Recipients should be majoring in nursing or an alliedhealth field with preference given to students formthe University’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of a least 3.0.Recipients must be full-time undergraduate studentswho are admitted and enrolled in the program.Full-time students majoring in radiologicaltechnology/imaging sciences. Recipients shallmaintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 andhave unmet financial need as determined by theUniversity’s Office of Financial Aid.Varies November 1 Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@Varies November 1 Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@Varies November 1 Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@17

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactIMAGING SCIENCES CONTINUEDRobert andHelen HolbrookMemorialScholarshipWarren andWinifredProudfootScholarshipTo support scholarships for MSU students, preferablyfrom Rowan County and preferably majoring in ahealth profession, who show evidence of financialneed. No student receiving athletically-relatedfinancial aid shall be eligible. Recipients mustmaintain a minimum GPA of 2.5.To support scholarships to pre-health professionalssuch as nursing, pre-medicine students and otherhealth related fields.$500 November 1 Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@$500 November 1 Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGYIET OutstandingStudentResearch AwardJoyce Brownand JamesC. LeMasterScholarshipWes BlakleyScholarshipGiven for outstanding research in the field ofIndustrial and Engineering Technology in an effortto support and encourage student endeavors inresearch.Full-time undergraduate students who are majoringin English or Industrial and Engineering Technology.Must maintain 3.0 GPA to be eligible for renewal.Industrial and Engineering Technology major;nominated by faculty.VariesDepartmentof Industrial &EngineeringTechnology (IET)606-783-2013ke.cornett@$1,000 Department of IET606-783-2418ke.cornett@VariesDepartment ofEnglish,ForeignLanguages &Philosophy606-783-2185p.krummrich@Department of IET606-783-2418ke.cornett@JOURNALISM (SEE COMMUNICATION, P. 13)MATHEMATICS & COMPUTER SCIENCELinus FairScholarshipMath StatisticsAwardThomasEdward FouchMathematicsAwardMathematics major. Varies Department ofMathematics &Computer Science606-783-2930d.ahmadi@Awarded to an outstanding statistics student. Varies Department ofMathematics &Computer Science606-783-2930d.ahmadi@Awarded annually to a graduating student who hasexcelled above all others in Mathematics.$100 Department ofMathematics &Computer Science606-783-2930d.ahmadi@18

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactMILITARY SCIENCEBoneal ROTCScholarshipFull-time undergraduate student majoring inscience-related field. Student must be enrolled inmilitary scienceVariestypicallytuition +housingPrior tobeginning of FallsemesterDepartment ofMilitary Science606-783-2106/5225s.flack@ROTC Campus-BasedScholarshipFull-time undergrad/graduate student (2-4 yearsremaining to complete degree). 2.5 or higher GPAMeet qualifications to commission as an Officer inthe US ArmyFull tuition +fees$900/yr bookallowance$300-500/mostipendPrior tobeginning of thesemesterDepartment ofMilitary Science606-783-2106/5225s.flack@ROTC HighSchoolScholarshipProgramAccepted into MSU. 19 or higher ACT. 2.5 or higherGPA; http://www.rotc.usaac.army.mil/scholarship_HPD2/fouryear/eligibility%20requirements.htmFull tuition +fees$900/yr bookallowance$300-500/mostipendDecember 1Department ofMilitary Science606-783-2106/5225s.flack@http://www.rotc.usaac.army.mil/scholarship_HPD2/fouryear/index.htmROTC NursingScholarshipApplied and/or Accepted into BSN Program2.5 or higher GPA. Meet qualifications to commissionas an Officer in the US ArmyFull tuition +fees$900/yr bookallowance$300-500/mostipendPrior tobeginning of thesemesterDepartment ofMilitary Science606-783-2106/5225s.flack@ROTC HighSchool NursingScholarshipProgramAccepted into MSU with declared Nursing Major.19 or higher ACT, 2.5 or higher GPA.http://www.rotc.usaac.army.mil/scholarship_HPD2/fouryear/eligibility%20requirements.htmFull tuition +fees$900/yr bookallowance$300-500/mostipendDecember 1Department ofMilitary Science606-783-2106/5225s.flack@http://www.rotc.usaac.army.mil/scholarship_HPD2/fouryear/index.htmMUSICA. Frankand BethelC. GallaherMemorial MusicAwardAlicia G.VallottonMusic/TheatreScholarshipDepartmentof MusicScholarshipsProvides music competition awards to full-time juniorlevel students. Eligible candidates nominated byapplied instructor. Recipient selected by audition.Outstanding participation in music and theatreprograms. Recipients must have a cumulative GPAof 3.0.To support scholarships for music students. Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.7and 3.0 in music. Additional discipline-basedexpectations. Selected by audition.Application on p.101$1,000 January 15 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Varies February 1 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@19

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactMUSIC CONTINUEDEdwa P. andAllie W. YoungMemorial AwardE. Glennand Helen F.Fulbright MusicScholarshipTo fund an annual award to an outstanding studentin the Department of Music and an outstandingstudent in the Department of Geography,Government & History. Nominated by faculty.Outstanding senior music education major.Nominated by faculty.$200 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@Department ofGeography,Government &History606-783-2655y.baldwin@$500 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@FrancesEdmunsonScholarshipFull-time undergraduate music majors who haveattended Morehead State University a minimumof eight semesters, are currently enrolled ingood standing, and who are in need of financialassistance to finish their degree.VariesDepartment ofMusic606-783-2473music@JameyAebersold JazzScholarshipMary LynnAlbers AwardRay Ross, Sr.Memorial AwardTheodorePresserScholarshipAwardFor students participating in the Jazz program.Preference shall be given to Bachelor of MusicJazz Studies students and those students fromthe University’s primary service region (see p. 41.)Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 3.0 in music and 2.5 overall and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid. Nominated by faculty.Awarded annually to the outstanding student oboistenrolled in a music degree program. Nominated byfaculty.Awarded to an outstanding student majoring inmusic, specifically the senior with the highest GPA.Awarded annually to the outstanding music majorat or after the junior year. The recipient is namedMorehead State University’s undergraduate PresserScholar. Nominated by faculty.$500 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@$300 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@$100 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@$4,500 Department ofMusic606-783-2473music@Virginiaand EvelynHarpham MusicScholarship forString PlayersMusic major with an emphasis in string performance.Selected by audition.VariesDepartment ofMusic606-783-2473music@20

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactNURSINGC. Louise CaudillScholarshipC. LouiseCaudill NursingScholarshipClifford R.and Addie R.Rader NursingScholarshipE.O. RobinsonMountain FundScholarshipDr. FredaL. KilburnScholarshipNursing andAllied HealthScholarshipRobert andHelen HolbrookMemorialScholarshipWarren andWinifredProudfootScholarshipFemale students wishing to enter the profession ofmedicine or a career in health, physical educationor recreation. The recipients shall be unconditionallyadmitted for study at MSU.Full-time undergraduate students studying in theDepartments of Nursing or Imaging Sciences in theUniversity’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.To provide scholarships to full-time studentsenrolled in MSU’s pre-licensure and post-licensureBaccalaureate Nursing Program. Students must beKentucky residents to be eligible. Recipients mustmaintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0.Application on p.63Eastern Kentucky residents majoring in nursing;financial need; renewable; from following counties:Bell, Breathitt, Carter, Clay, Elliott, Estill, Floyd, Harlan,Jackson, Johnson, Knott, Knox, Laurel, Lawrence,Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, McCreary,Menifee, Morgan, Owsley, Perry, Pike, Powell,Rockcastle, Rowan, Whitley, Wolfe.To support a scholarship for students who are singleparents from Kentucky and have completed onefull year in the nursing program at MSU.Recipients should be majoring in nursing or an alliedhealth field with preference given to students formthe University’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of a least 3.0.Recipients must be full-time undergraduate studentswho are admitted and enrolled in the program.To support scholarships for MSU students, preferablyfrom Rowan County and preferably majoring in ahealth profession, who show evidence of financialneed. No student receiving athletically-relatedfinancial aid shall be eligible. Recipients mustmaintain a minimum GPA of 2.5.To support scholarships to pre-health professionalssuch as nursing, pre-medicine students and otherhealth related fields.$500 May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Varies May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Varies May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$500 May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Varies May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@$500 May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@$500 May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@21

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactPHYSICAL SCIENCESDepartmentof PhysicalSciencesRising Juniors or Seniors with major in a physicalscience. Competitive, based on GPA in physicalsciences and math$500 March:date variesDepartment ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2917a.carnevali@Dr. H. W.Straley IIIRising Junior or Senior with geology major. Mustbe an active member of Morehead GeologicalSociety. Minimum GPA is 3.0. Competitive.$1,000 May 1 Department ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2166c.mason@Dr. Jules R.DuBarRising Junior or Senior with geology major. Mustbe an active member of Morehead GeologicalSociety. Minimum GPA is 3.0. Competitive.$1,000 May 1 Department ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2166c.mason@Dr. John C.PhilleyRising Junior or Senior with geology major. Mustbe an active member of Morehead GeologicalSociety. Minimum GPA is 2.5. Competitive.$1,000 May 1 Department ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2166c.mason@Dr. RichardHunt MemorialScholarshipDr. RichardWalls FieldCamp SupportScholarshipBe a recent graduate of a high school in Kentuckyand a first time freshman enrolling at MoreheadState University for the Fall 2008 semester. Have ahigh school GPA of 3.50 or higher. Have a MathACT subscore of 23 or higher. Have completed apre-college curriculum with no deficiencies. Submitthe proper forms at MSU registration and formallydeclare chemistry as your area of concentrationor major. Be willing to accept the scholarship,understanding that it is non-renewable. Understandthat any funds awarded will be transferred from theMSU Foundation directly to the university financialaid office to be applied towards tuition and otherfees. Understand that $400 will be awarded for theFall 2008 semester and a $400 award for the spring2009 semester is contingent upon cumulative 3.00GPA in the Fall semester.Junior or Senior. Active member of MoreheadGeological Society. Minimum GPA is 2.5 overall, 2.75in geology. Must be accepted into an accreditedfield camp.Application on p.75$800 February 15for submission.Students willbe notified byMarch 15. Lateapplications willbe accepted.Review of lateapplications willonly occur if noaward is made/accepted fromthe applicationssubmittedbefore February15. The date fornotification of anaward from lateapplications isvariable.Department ofPhysical Science606-783-2915m.blanken@$1,000 May 1 Department ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2166c.mason@22

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactPRE-MEDICINEC. Louise CaudillScholarshipWarren andWinifredProudfootScholarshipFemale students wishing to enter the profession ofmedicine or a career in health, physical educationor recreation. The recipients shall be unconditionallyadmitted for study at MSU.To support scholarships to pre-health professionalssuch as nursing, pre-medicine students and otherhealth related fields.$500 May 4 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@$500 May 4 Departmentof Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE (SEE IMAGING SCIENCES, P. 17)REGIONAL ANALYSIS & PUBLIC POLICYRegionalAnalysisScholarshipTo qualify you must be admitted to MSU as anentering freshman or as a transfer student from anaccredited college or university.Minimum criteria for consideration:1. Minimum ACT composite of 23.2. New freshman must have a minimum admissionindex of 500.3. Transfer students must have a transfer GPA of3.25 or higher.4. Declared major (with emphasis in regionalanalysis) in geography, government, orsociology or area of concentration inenvironmental science or social work.Up to $6,000PrioritydeadlineMarch 1;Applicationsaccepted untilMay 15.IRAPP110F Bert CombsBuilding606-783-5419d.rudy@Criteria for renewal: Achieve a minimum cumulative2.75 GPA during each of the first two semesters anda minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA for each semesterthereafter.SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK & CRIMINOLOGYReserScholarshipAwarded to a minority student in the departmentwho shows good scholarship, promise andcommitment to his or her discipline and to concernsof social justice. The award will normally go to ajunior but outstanding students at other levels willalso be considered.VariesSelected by thefaculty.Department ofSociology, SocialWork & Criminology606-783-2656j.madden@23

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactSPEECHHarlen HammScholarshipIndividualEvents / SpeechScholarshipJulia DoyleWebbScholarshipNoal F. OneyMemorialScholarshipFull-time students enrolled at MSU. Recipients shallmaintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 andhave demonstrated financial need. Preferencewill be given to a student majoring in Speech orTheatre, who is a rising junior or senior.Full-time students active on the MSU Speech Team;for current and renewal students, recommendationsof the MSU Speech team coaching staff; forincoming freshman, active participation on highschool speech team and potential to contributeto MSU Speech team; for entering freshman, acumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.For students intending to participate on the forensicteam(s). Entering freshmen must have a high schoolGPA of 2.5. Other students must have a minimum of3.0. Must maintain 3.0 GPA for renewal.A theatre major, a speech and theatre major,a theatre minor or a graduate student with anemphasis in theatre. Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5.Active participation in the MSU theatre program orincoming students must express a strong interest.Current students must have been in cast or crew onat least one production per semester.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Varies April 1 Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineVaries March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Department ofPhysical Sciences606-783-2166c.mason@24

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactTHEATREAlicia G.VallottonMusic/TheatreScholarshipMelody TrosperMemorialScholarshipNoal F. OneyMemorialScholarshipTheatre AlumniScholarshipTheatreScholarshipTheta Alpha Phiand MoreheadPlayersScholarshipsOutstanding participation in music and theatreprograms. Recipients must have a cumulative GPAof 3.0.Full-time student enrolled at MSU and majoring intheatre. Recipients shall have an admissions indexof 500.A theatre major, a speech and theatre major,a theatre minor or a graduate student with anemphasis in theatre. Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5.Active participation in the MSU theatre program orincoming students must express a strong interest.Current students must have been in cast or crew onat least one production per semesterFull-time students with a major, minor or area ofconcentration emphasis in theatre with an overallGPA of 2.75 and a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the major.Recipients must have completed at least 12 semesterhours in the previous semester and be involved withtheatre productions through the school year. Mustdemonstrate unmet financial need as determinedby the Office of Financial Aid.Full-time students majoring in Theatre withoutstanding contributions to the department’sco-curricular programs For entering freshman,potential to contribute to the department’s cocurricularprograms.Students actively participating in and makingoutstanding contributions to MSU Theatreproductions; for entering freshman, a cumulativeGPA of at least 2.5; for entering freshman, thepotential to contribute to the department’s cocurricularprograms.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadline$500 March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineVaries March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineVaries March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineVaries March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@Varies April 1 Department ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@25

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactVETERINARY TECHNOLOGYBuffalo TraceVeterinaryMedicalAssociation- Carl GradyScholarshipBuffalo TraceVeterinaryMedicalAssociation- CharlesDerricksonScholarshipDaytonEmergencyVeterinaryClinic, Inc.ScholarshipScholarships to full-time undergraduate studentsadmitted to the Veterinary Technology Program.Scholarships to full-time undergraduate studentsadmitted to the Veterinary Technology Program.The recipient shall be a 2nd-year VeterinaryTechnology major, having a GPA of 3.25.Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural &Human Sciences606-783-2662r.cowser@Varies April 1 Department ofAgricultural &Human Sciences606-783-2662r.cowser@$1,500 April 1 Department ofAgricultural &Human Sciences606-783-2662r.cowser@26

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman or asa transfer student with less than 24 total semesterhours AND meet ALL of the following requirements:1. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and2. Have at least one parent or grandparent or thestudent’s spouse be an MSU alumnus and anactive member of the MSU Alumni Association.Active member is defined as someone whomakes annual gifts to the MSU Foundation, Inc.;and3. Be admitted with a minimum admission indexof 450 or higher; and also meet a minimum ACTcomposite of 18 or higher or SAT combinedscore of 860 or higher (Note: A 2.5 GPA and an18 ACT would equal an Admission Index of 430,which would not meet the minimum AdmissionIndex requirement of 450 to be unconditionallyadmitted. See the section in this brochureon calculating an Admission Index for moreinformation.);- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, bythe March 15 priority deadline. Note: Studentsshould apply as early as possible to ensureconsideration, as funds are limited for theseAlumni Scholarships. If funds are exhausted forthis category, priority will be given to qualifyingstudents with the highest Admission Indexfigures and with the earliest date of submissionof completed application packet.Criteria for renewal:Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75during each of the first two semesters and aminimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 for each semesterthereafter.NOTE: May be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.$1,000 The Office ofEnrollmentServices shouldreceive yourcompletedapplicationpacket bythe March 15,2008 priorityapplicationdeadline to bestcompete forthese attractivescholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@27

ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactGary L. BishopScholarshipGary EdmonMemorialScholarshipTwo Scholarships Annually - One scholarship to befunded shall benefit the Division of Athletics of MSU,and the other shall be for the benefit of the School ofBusiness and Economics of MSU. A cumulative highschool GPA of 3.5 or better; 20 on the ACT or 950combined score on the SAT; documented plans forbaccalaureate degree in a business related area;current students who apply must have a cumulativeGPA of 3.0; all applicants must be undergraduates.VariesOffice of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@College of Business606-783-2174cob@To fund scholarship for a varsity golfer. Varies Office of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@Jim GlassMemorialScholarshipTo fund scholarship for a varsity golfer. Varies Office of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@John (Sonny)Allen MemorialScholarshipOne-year scholarships for participants inintercollegiate athletics who have completedplaying eligibility but have not met graduationrequirements.VariesOffice of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@Steve HamiltonMemorialScholarshipTo support scholarships to fifth year seniors that havebeen on athletic scholarships and within 30 coursehours of graduation.VariesOffice of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@William EverhartEndowmentUndergraduate student of MSU who is a member ofone of the University’s intercollegiate NCAA athleticteams or squads.VariesOffice of Athletics606-783-2088athletics@28

DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactDiversityScholarshipBe admitted to MSU as an entering freshman ortransfer student with less than 24 total semesterhours AND meet ALL of the following requirements:1. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and2. Have an ethnic background of AfricanAmerican, Hispanic, American Indian or Alaskannative, Asian, or Pacific Islander; and3. Have a minimum ACT composite score of 18 orhigher.- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, bythe March 15 priority deadline. Note: Studentsshould apply as early as possible to ensureconsideration, as funds are limited for theseDiversity Scholarships. If funds are exhausted forthis category, priority will be given to qualifyingstudents with the highest Admission Indexfigures and with the earliest date of submissionof completed application packet.$1,000 The Office ofEnrollmentServices shouldreceive yourcompletedapplicationpacket bythe March 15,2008 priorityapplicationdeadline to bestcompete forthese attractivescholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@Black AchieversScholarshipCharles RhodesEndowmentfor ScienceFellowshipsCompletion of the Black Achievers Program in theLexington or Louisville areas with a minimum ACTscore of 18 and at least a 450 admission index.Must maintain a 2.75 cumulative GPA, continuousfull-time enrollment, and satisfy mandatory housingpolicy.This endowment is available as a supplement toa graduate assistantship for an African-Americanstudent in the biological sciences. You must beunconditionally admitted to a graduate degreeprogram, enroll as a full-time student in 500-600 levelcourses, and maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Withthe supplemental money the GA stipend will be$8,000 per academic year.Full tuition March 15, 2008 Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@$8,000/yearApril 1David SaxonInterim Chair606-783-2944d.saxon@Geoff Gearner,Biology GraduateCoordinator606-783-2803g.gearner@Minority TeacherEducationProgram/MSUScholarshipMinority student with a minimum high school GPAof 2.5 and a minimum ACT of 18 and an interestin teaching. Must enroll full-time and reside oncampus.Must maintain at least a 2.4 cumulativeGPA for the first two semesters, a 2.6 cumulativeGPA for the third and fourth semesters, and a 2.75cumulative GPA for the remaining semesters.$1,000 Office of TeacherRecruitment801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@29

DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS (CONTINUED)ScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactReserScholarshipRuth BoggsShannon andE.L. Shannon, Jr.EndowmentAwarded to a minority student in the departmentwho shows good scholarship, promise andcommitment to this or her discipline and to concernsof social justice. The award will normally go to ajunior but outstanding students at other levels willalso be considered.Student teachers who have a minimum GPA of 3.5with proof of a dedicated commitment to teachingthrough letters of recommendation of three facultymembers and assignment to a culturally diverselocation for student teaching and/or a commitmentto utilize technology applications during theirstudent teaching experience.VariesDepartment ofSociology, SocialWork & Criminology606-783-2656j.madden@$2,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@EAGLE ACCESSEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwards Given/Amount CoveredApplicationDeadlineContactTo be eligible student must meet all of the followingcriteria:1. Be an entering freshmen; and2. Be a legal resident of Kentucky; and3. Be enrolled full-time with MSU; and4. Be unconditionally admitted with an AdmissionIndex of 450 or higher and an ACT compositescore of 18 or higher; and5. Be Pell eligible at or below 120% of poverty level.Criteria for renewal:Maintain continuous full-time enrollment at MSU (upto 10 semesters), complete a federal workstudy eachsemester of the award, maintain a 2.0 cumulativeGPA and continue to meet income guidelines.The Eagle Accessscholarship is a “gap”scholarship designedto award a studentthe amount neededto cover direct costsof attending college,including tuition, meals,room and books, afterthe student has beenawarded Pell, CAP andother grants or scholarshipsthe student iseligible to receive.You must complete theFAFSA (Free Applicationfor Federal Student Aid)by March 15. The formis available online atwww.fafsa.edu.gov.The Office of EnrollmentServices should alsoreceive your completedapplication packetby the March 15, 2008priority applicationdeadline to bestcompete for theseattractive scholarships.Office of EnrollmentServices1-800-585-6781finaid@30

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBreckinridgeCommemorativeEndowmentRecipients of the scholarship must be a descendantof alumni from Breckinridge Training School/UniversityBreckinridge School who attended a minimum oftwo academic years. If no descendent/relativeis available for the award, then the scholarshipmay be awarded to a resident of Rowan County,KY, then to a Kentucky resident. Recipients shallbe undergraduate students who maintained acumulative GPA of 2.5 upon high school graduationand/or previous undergraduate work at MSU.Recipient shall maintain a cumulative GPA averageof at least 2.5.Full-time undergraduate students studying in theDepartments of Nursing or Imaging Sciences in theUniversity’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.VariesMindy Highley606-783-2033m.highley@C. LouiseCaudill NursingScholarshipVaries November 1forImagingSciencesDepartment ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Clara BascomLane MemorialTo support scholarships for full-time undergraduatestudents from Montgomery County, Kentucky,enrolled at MSU. The criteria for awarding thescholarship shall be academic achievement, testscores, and financial need. Recipients shall maintaina cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid.May 4forNursingDepartment ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@$1,000 May 1 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Cloma PorterMoore MemorialScholarshipRecipients of the award shall be graduate studentsfrom Eastern Kentucky who are studying in theCollege of Education. Recipients must have aninclination to remain in Eastern Kentucky to teach.Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 2.8.Varies March 15 Office of TeacherRecruitment801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Col. WilliamE. BarberScholarshipTo support scholarships for full-time students fromMorgan County. Recipients should have a highschool GPA of at least 3.0 or a minimum compositeACT score of 20. Recipients must maintain aminimum GPA of 3.0 and have unmet financialneed as determined by the University. Shouldthere be no qualified applicant in a given year, aprevious recipient or a non-traditional student maybe considered for the scholarship.VariesMorgan CountyHigh SchoolGuidanceCounselor31

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactColleenMcCormickScholarshipCrayton andBernice JacksonScholarshipDan M. HolbrookMemorialScholarshipE.O. RobinsonMountain FundScholarshipElmer AndersonScholarshipEmma E. BuckleyScholarshipHarold andNovealCrosthwaiteScholarshipHerb RameyMemorialScholarshipRecipients of the award shall be full-time incomingfreshmen entering MSU in the fall semester andgraduates of Rowan County Senior High Schoolwho maintained a minimum high school GPA of 3.0.Preference will be given to female students. Furtherpreference will be given to those who demonstratean active affiliation with a church and have aninterest in entering the ministry.To fund scholarships for students from preferablyRowan, Menifee and Montgomery Counties.Students from Floyd, Magoffin and Bath may beconsidered as second choices. Recipients shall beentering freshmen at MSU unconditionally admittedwith sufficient financial need. High-ability studentswith good ACT/SAT test scores. For freshman yearonly and shall be given every two years. Mustsatisfactorily complete the first semester to receiveaward for following semester.For full-time students at MSU. Must demonstratepotential for academic success and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University'sOffice of Financial Aid. Recipients of athleticscholarships are ineligible. Recipients shall beundergraduate students from Rowan or ElliottCounties who remain in satisfactory academicstanding.Eastern Kentucky residents majoring in nursing;financial need; renewable; from following counties:Bell, Breathitt, Carter, Clay, Elliott, Estill, Floyd, Harlan,Jackson, Johnson, Knott, Knox, Laurel, Lawrence,Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, McCreary,Menifee, Morgan, Owsley, Perry, Pike, Powell,Rockcastle, Rowan, Whitley, Wolfe.Recipients shall be residents of Eastern Kentucky andshall have unmet financial need as determined bythe University’s office of Financial Aid. Renewable ifsatisfactory academic progress is maintained.Students from Woodford and Fayette counties withunmet financial need.Recipients should be full-time undergraduatestudents majoring in the College of Scence andTechnology with preference given to studentsfrom East Kentucky. Recipients shall maintain acumulative GPA of at least 3.0.Recipients shall be full-time students from Rowan orFleming Counties who have demonstrated financialneed and exhibited strong academic achievement.Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 3.0.Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$600 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@32

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactHildrethMaggardScholarshipIda GarrettWilsonScholarshipIrvin LoweScholarshipJ.C. WellsMemorialScholarshipJack and JanisEllis ScholarshipDr. Jack LathamScholarshipJane E. CaudillScholarshipFirst consideration shall be graduates of RowanCounty High School and secondly graduates of aKentucky high school. The recipient must maintaina 3.5 GPA during undergraduate study.Recipient must be residents of Lewis CountyKentucky.Recipients shall be Pike County studentsunconditionally admitted for study at MSU and withsufficient financial need. Renewable if student issuccessfully meeting University requirements.To support scholarships for full-time studentsenrolled at MSU. Students majoring in pre-forestryor horticulture or industrial technology are eligiblein descending order of preference. Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0and have unmet financial need as determinedby the University’s Office of Financial Aid. Renewis based on satisfactory academic progress.Additional preference will be give to Rowan Countyapplicants and Kentucky residents. Work ethic shallbe considered.For graduates of Rowan County Senior High Schoolwho enroll as freshmen at MSU. Recipients shall haveachieved a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 in highschool and must be active in community service asverified by two teachers at Rowan County SeniorHigh School. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA tobe eligible for renewal.Recipient shall be an Education major havinga cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. Morgan orRowan County, Kentucky students shall be givenpreference. Also demonstrated financial need isto be considered. Must maintain a cumulative 3.0GPA.Recipients shall be full-time students at MSU withlegal residence in Elliott or Rowan County, KY.Recipients may be transfer students. Recipients shallmaintain a 2.5 GPA for their freshman year and a2.75 GPA for each year thereafter.Application on p.115Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$500 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Kentucky Bank ofMorehead orSandy Hook33

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactDr. Lawrence andStellarose StewartScholarshipLeach-LovelyEducationalEnrichmentScholarshipLillian Fayeand WilliamCooper FergusonEndowmentLindsay R. &Hazel R. EllingtonMemorialScholarshipLloyd &Hazel CassityScholarshipMajor JamesScott DeHartMemorialScholarshipTo fund scholarships for students from Carter orBoyd Counties (including Ashland, Catlettsburg,Westwood and Fairview) in Kentucky or from Florida,West Virginia, Ohio, and Tennessee. Any high schoolstudent whose GPA is at least 2.0 is eligible. Recipientsshall be Education majors, unconditionally admittedfor study at MSU. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA in studiesat MSU to renew.Recipients of the award shall be prospective and/orfull-time undergraduate students who are from theMSU service region (see p. 41) in Kentucky. Recipientsshall be selected on the basis of involvement in civicactivities and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.Recipients may be eligible for renewal based uponacademic achievement and available funds.Recipients must be admitted to the TeacherEducation Program and have at least a 3.0 gradepoint average. Preference will be given to studentswho are studying to become science teachers andto those who are natives of Rowan or adjacentcounties in Kentucky. Students must maintain a 3.0grade point average to be eligible for renewal.Full-time undergraduate students attending MSU.Candidates must be majoring in a field directedtoward a teaching objective and have expresseda desire to teach in primary, secondary, orpost-secondary educational systems followinggraduation from MSU. Candidates shall have upperclassSophomore, Junior or Senior class standing.Must maintain a 3.25 GPA in their studies at MSU.Candidates shall be graduates of accredited highschools of Bath, Rowan and Menifee counties.Financial need shall not be a criterion in making thisaward.To fund scholarships for students from the Kentuckycounties of Boyd, Greenup, and Morgan. Therecipients shall have an overall GPA of 2.5 or C+average in high school and be unconditionallyadmitted for study at MSU. Shall have goodcharacter references, participate in extracurricularactivities and demonstrate leadership abilities. Mustmaintain a 2.75 GPA.For full-time students having graduated from a highschool within the twenty-two (22) county serviceregion (see p. 41) of the University. Admission indexof 500 (high school GPA x 100 + ACT x 10) and haveunmet financial need. Renewal as long as recipientmaintains a 3.0 GPA.(Graduate students: see also Major James ScottDeHart Graduate Fellowship, p. 50)$500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 February 14 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$1,000 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@34

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactMary LoganGilmerScholarshipMary McClaffertyScholarshipFor students from Lewis County, Kentucky. Eligiblestudents shall either have been born in Lewiscounty or lived there at least five years. Recipientsshall have a high school GPA of 2.5 and beunconditionally admitted for study at MSU andhave sufficient financial need. Must maintain a 2.0GPA for renewal.$600 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Graduate of Paintsville High School. Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@MontgomeryCounty AlumniScholarshipMoreheadHigh SchoolScholarshipMoreheadNormal SchoolScholarshipMoreheadWoman’s ClubScholarshipMountainTelephoneScholarshipNorman Tantand Deane R.Tant MemorialScholarshipGraduates of Montgomery County High School;financial need.To support scholarships for full-time students enrolledat MSU. Recipients shall be four-year graduates ofRowan County Senior High School with a minimumGPA of 3.0. Recipients shall be eligible for renewalof their scholarships for three additional years bymaintaining a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 whileenrolled as a full-time student.To support scholarships for graduates of RowanCounty Senior High School.To support scholarships for full-time female studentshaving graduated from Rowan County Senior HighSchool and being enrolled at MSU.Awarded to 2008 graduates of Morgan, Bath,Menifee, Elliott and Wolfe county High Schools.Application on p.91Awarded to students graduating in the top fifteenpercent of their classes from accredited high schoolslocated in Rowan, Carter, Elliott, Bath, Menifeeand Fleming Counties in Kentucky. Financial needand nationally recognized college entranceexamination test scores shall also be recognized. Incases which are debatable, need should outweightest scores. Renewable if satisfactory progress ismet.Varies May 1 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$600 MoreheadWoman’s ClubRamona GardnerP.O. Box 316,Morehead, KY40351$2,500 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@High SchoolGuidanceCounselorFull-tuition June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@35

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactNursing andAllied HealthScholarshipOhio ValleyAccountantsAssociationScholarshipOttis MurphyMemorialScholarshipQuentinH. HatfieldBusiness StudentScholarshipRobert andHelen HolbrookMemorialScholarshipRecipients should be majoring in nursing or an alliedhealth field with preference given to students formthe University’s service region (see p. 41.) Recipientsshall maintain a cumulative GPA of a least 3.0.Recipients must be full-time undergraduate studentswho are admitted and enrolled in the program.For students pursing a degree in Accounting atMorehead State University with a GPA of 3.0 or better.Applicants must be full-time, have completed twoyears of undergraduate studies, and be resident ofthe Tri-State Area – i.e., Boyd or Greenup countiesin Kentucky, Cabell or Wayne counties in WestVirginia, or Lawrence or Scioto counties in Ohio.To fund scholarships for students from Magoffin,Morgan and Menifee Counties. The scholarshiprecipient shall be rotated among the graduates ofeach of the counties mentioned. Recipients shallbe interested in a non-athletic course of study,unconditionally admitted for study at MSU andwith sufficient financial need. Students must havemaintained a minimum 2.5 GPA in their high schoolstudies.Recipients must be a graduate of a high schoolin the University’s 22-county service region (see p.41) of East Kentucky and must declare a major inthe College of Business. Recipients must have aminimum high school GPA of 3.0 and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid (incoming freshmen only).Application on p.111To support scholarships for MSU students, preferablyfrom Rowan County and preferably majoring in ahealth profession, who show evidence of financialneed. No student receiving athletically-relatedfinancial aid shall be eligible. Recipients mustmaintain a minimum GPA of 2.5.Varies May 4for NursingNovember 1for ImagingSciencesDepartment ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@$500 March 15 Department ofAccounting,Economics, andFinance606-783-2152$500 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$500 College of Business606-783-2174cob@$500 November 1for ImagingSciencesMay 4Department ofImaging Sciences606-783-2646b.dehner@Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@Biological &EnvironmentalSciences606-783-2945d.saxon@36

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactRogers ScholarsProgramRussell L. KirkScholarshipRussellWilliamsonMemorialScholarshipStark CommunityScholarshipEndowmentTeacher ofTomorrowScholarshipThelma RosePence MemorialScholarshipThomasRaymondCurtis MemorialScholarshipVirginia CaudillMemorialScholarshipTo 15 graduates annually of the Rogers ScholarsProgram. Students with an ACT composite scoreof 23 or higher, minimum high school GPA of 3.5and an admission index of at least 620 receive fulltuition. Students with an ACT composite of 28 orhigher, a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher and aminimum 650 admission index receive full tuition andon-campus housing fees.Awarded to a deserving student from Johnson, Pikeor Martin Counties.Graduates of Sheldon Clark High School; 3.0 GPA,participation in high school athletics.To fund scholarships for students from the StarkCommunity of Elliott County, Kentucky or fromother areas of Elliott County. Recipients shall beunconditionally admitted for study at MSU and withsufficient financial need. Must maintain passinggrades to renew.Recipient must have a minimum high school GPAof 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and maintain a minimumcumulative GPA of 3.0 in order for the scholarship tobe renewed. Recipient must also have a minimumACT score of 24 and unmet financial need asdetermined by the University’s Office of FinancialAid and live within the MSU service region.To fund scholarships for students from Wolfe County,Kentucky. Recipients shall be unconditionallyadmitted to MSU and have sufficient financial need.Must maintain a minimum of 2.5 GPA to renew.To support scholarships for extremely financiallyneedy and academically gifted students from theJohnson County School System. Preference given tostudents who want to be teachers.Recipient shall be a single female withundergraduate status, having a cumulative GPA ofat least 2.0. Recipients shall be a resident of an EastKentucky County and have some financial need.VariesBased onachievement,minimumvalue of fulltuition.PrioritydeadlineMarch 15Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 April 1 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Varies June 15 Office of TeacherRecruitment801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065ji.ratliff@$10,000 Johnson CountyGuidanceCounselor$200 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@37

GEOGRAPHIC AREA-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactWilliam E.and NancyB. JamisonEndowmentWilliam M. andHazel H. WhitakerScholarshipWork EthicSeal ProgramFor the benefit of Morehead State University studentswho have attended Central City High School orCentral City Elementary School in MuhlenbergCounty, Kentucky. Students must be full-timeundergraduate student per year who maintainsa 2.5 grade point average. To be eligible for thescholarship, students must have unmet financialneed as determined by the MSU Office of FinancialAid. The scholarship may be renewed up to threeadditional times if recipients maintain a 2.5 gradepoint average.To fund scholarships for students from East KentuckyCounties. Recipients shall be education majors,unconditionally admitted for study at MSU withsufficient financial need. Recipients should beranked in the upper 25 percent of his/her highschool graduating class. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.One scholarship per county for Bath, Menifee andMontgomery Counties, for students of the WorkEthic Seal Program. Students must have at least a3.2 High School GPA.VariesOffice ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$2,000 March 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@SERVICE REGION COUNTIES• Bath• Boyd• Breathitt• Carter• Elliott• Fleming• Floyd• Greenup• Johnson• Knott• Lawrence• Letcher• Lewis• Magoffin• Martin• Mason• Menifee• Montgomery• Morgan• Pike• Rowan• Wolfe38

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactCase NationalStudentExchangeScholarshipTo support scholarships for students participating inthe National Student Exchange Program at MSU.The criteria for awarding the scholarship shall beacademic achievement, enhancement of thestudent’s major of study and financial need.$1,200 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@InternationalUndergraduateScholarshipTo be eligible students must have a composite scoreof at least 20 on the ACT or 950 on the SAT. Studentsmust maintain satisfactory academic progress forrenewal.$5,000 Fall semester -July 30Spring semester -Dec. 10Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Study Abroad(International)ScholarshipTo support scholarships for upper-classundergraduate students from Kentucky who areparticipating in a study-abroad program providingacademic credit. Preference will be given to thosewho are participating in a program sponsored orco-sponsored by MSU. The criteria for awardingthe scholarship shall be academic achievementand financial need. Recipients shall maintain acumulative GPA of at least 2.5 and have unmetfinancial need as determined by the University’sOffice of Financial Aid.Students majoring in English, French, Spanish orPhilosophy, unconditionally admitted for study atMSU and with sufficient financial need. Studentsmust maintain a 3.0 GPA in their studies at MSU.VariesJanet GrossOffice ofInternationalEducation1-800-585-6871606-783-2096j.gross@Study AbroadScholarshipVariesDepartment ofEFLP606-783-2185p.krummrich@39

NON-RESIDENT TUITION SCHOLARSHIP (FOR OUT OF STATE STUDENTS)EligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactBe unconditionally admitted to MSU and meet ONEof the following requirements:1. Be an entering freshman or a transfer studentwith less than 24 total semester hours and meetall: a minimum Admission Index of 450 or higher;and a minimum ACT composite score of 18 orhigher or SAT combined score of 860 or higher;and live in a geographic area (see list ofcounties) designated by MSU for special tuitionrates (Note: A 2.5 GPA and an 18 ACT wouldequal an Admission Index of 430, which wouldnot meet the minimum Admission Indexrequirement of 450. See the section in thisbrochure on calculating an Admission Indexand the Scholarship Eligibility Grid for moreinformation.); or2. Be an entering freshmen or transfer student withless than 24 semester hours and have aminimum ACT composite score of 23 or higher orSAT combined score of 1060 or higher, regardlessof place of residence; or3. Be a transfer student with a cumulative collegeGPA of 3.0 on at least 24 semester hours andlive in a geographic area (see list of counties)designated by MSU for special tuition rates andhave a minimum ACT composite score of 18 orhigher or SAT combined score of 860 or higher;or4. Be a transfer student with a cumulative collegeGPA of 3.0 on at least 24 semester hours andhave a minimum ACT composite score of 23 orhigher or SAT combined score of 1060 or higher,regardless of place of residence; or5. Be the child or grandchild or spouse of an activeMSU alumnus and meet all: a minimumAdmission Index of 450 or higher; and aminimum ACT composite score of 18 or higheror SAT combined score of 860 or higher (Note:An active alumnus is defined as someone whomakes annual gifts to the MSU Foundation, Inc.);- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form, transcript and test scores, bythe March 15 priority deadline.Recipientspay only 1.25times thein-state tuitionrate insteadof the out-ofstaterate.The Office ofEnrollmentServices shouldreceive yourcompletedapplicationpacket bythe March 15,2008 priorityapplicationdeadline to bestcompete forthese attractivescholarships.Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal:Maintain satisfactory academic progress towardgraduation.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.40

NON-RESIDENT TUITION SCHOLARSHIP (FOR OUT OF STATE STUDENTS)Eligible states and counties• Al a b a m a: Jefferson, La u d e r d a l e, Law r e n c e , Li m e s t o n e, Ma d i s o n, Mo r g a n , St. Cl a i r a n d Sh e l b y• District o f Co l u m b ia• Fl o r id a : Hil l s b o r o u g h , Ma n at e e, Pa s c o, Pi n el l a s, Po l k , Or a n g e, Os c e o l a , Sa r a s o ta, a n d Se m i n ol e• Ge o r g ia : Ca r r o l l, Cherokee, Cl ay t o n , Co b b , Co w e ta , DeKa l b, Do u g l a s , Fayette, Fo r s y t h , Fu l t o n a n d Gw i n e t t• Illinois: Al e x a n d e r, Co o k , Gallatin, Ha m il t o n , Ha r d i n, Jo h n s o n , Ka n k a k e e, Ma s s a c, Po p e , Pu l a s k i, Sa l i n e, Un i o n, Wh i t e,Will a n d Williamson• In d ia n a: Bo o n e , Cl a r k, Cr aw f o r d , De a r b o r n, Du b o i s, Fl o y d , Fr a n k l i n, Gi b s o n, Ha m il t o n , Ha n c o c k, Ha r r i s o n, He n d r i c k s,Jefferson, Je n n i n g s, Jo h n s o n , La k e, Ma r i o n, Mo r g a n , Oh i o, Or a n g e, Pe r ry, Pi k e, Po s e y , Rip l e y, Sc o t t , Sh e l b y, Spencer,Sw i t z e rl a n d, Va n d e r b u r g h, Wa r r i c k a n d Wa s h i n g t o n• Ma r y l a n d: An n e Ar u n d e l, Ba l t i m o r e, Ca lv e r t, Ch a r l e s, Ho w a r d , Mo n t g o m e r y , Pr i n c e Ge o r g e ’s, a n d St. Ma r y’s• Michigan: In g h a m, Ja c k s o n , Ka l a m a z o o, Oa k l a n d, Wa s h t e n aw, a n d Way n e• Missouri: Du n k l i n, Mississippi, New Ma d r i d, Pe m i s c o t, Sc o t t , St. Lo u i s a n d St o d d a r d• Oh i o: All• Pe n n s y l v a n ia: Allegheny, Beaver, De l a w a r e , Mo n t g o m e r y , a n d Ph il a d e l p h i a• Tennessee: An d e r s o n , Be n t o n , Ca m p b e l l , Ca r r o l l, Ca r t e r, Ch e at h a m, Cl a i b o r n e, Cl ay , Dav i d s o n, Di c k s o n, Dy e r, Fentress,Gi b s o n, Gr a i n g e r, Greene, Ha n c o c k, Haw k i n s, He n r y, Ho u s t o n , Ja c k s o n , Jo h n s o n , Kn o x , La k e, Ma c o n , Ma r i o n,Mo n t g o m e r y , Mo r g a n , Ob i o n, Ov e r t o n , Pi c k e t t, Ro b e r t s o n , Sc o t t , Sh e l b y, Sm i t h, St e w a r t, Sullivan, Su m n e r , Tr o u s d a l e ,Un i o n, Wa s h i n g t o n, We a k ly a n d Wil s o n• Te x a s: Da l l a s a n d Ka u f m a n• Virginia: Albemarle, Ar l i n g t o n, Bu c h a n a n, Ch e s a p e a k e City, Chesterfield, Di c k e n s o n, Fa i r fa x, Fa u q u i e r, He n r i c o, Lee,Ne w p o r t Ne w s City, Po r t s m o u t h City, Po w h ata n , Pr i n c e William, Ri c h m o n d City, Russell, Sc o t t , Tazewell,Virginia Be a c h City, Wa s h i n g t o n, Wise a n d Yo r k• West Virginia: Bo o n e , Ca b e l l, Ka n aw h a , Li n c ol n , Lo g a n , Ma s o n , McDo w e l l , Mi n g o, Pu t n a m, Way n e a n d Wy o m i n gScholarship Eligibility GridAll Scholarships Are Subject To Availability Of Funds.2008 Non-Resident Tuition ScholarshipsTable Calculates Admission IndexSAT Sc o r e ACT GPA(Ve r b a l + Mat h ) Co m p o s it e 4.0 3 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.01600 36 760 660 630 620 610 600 590 580 570 560 All students1560 - 1590 35 750 650 620 610 600 590 580 570 560 550regardlessof place of1510 - 1550 34 740 640 610 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 residence1460 - 1500 33 730 630 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 5301410 - 1450 32 720 620 590 580 570 560 550 540 530 52013-60 - 1400 31 710 610 580 570 560 550 540 530 520 5101320 - 1350 30 700 600 570 560 550 540 530 520 510 5001280 - 1310 29 690 590 560 550 540 530 520 510 500 4901240 - 1270 28 680 580 550 540 530 520 510 500 490 4801210 - 1230 27 670 570 540 530 520 510 500 490 480 4701170 - 1200 26 660 560 530 520 510 500 490 480 470 4601130 - 1160 25 650 550 520 510 500 490 480 470 460 4501090 - 1120 24 640 540 510 500 490 480 470 460 4501060 - 1080 23 630 530 500 490 480 470 460 4501020 - 1050 22 620 520 490 480 470 460 450 Students living980 - 1010 21 610 510 480 470 460 450in geographicareas (see list940 - 970 20 600 500 470 460 450of counties)900 - 930 19 590 490 460 450designated for860 - 890 18 580 480 450special tuitionratesStudents with an ACT below 18 or an Admission Index below 450 or a GPA below 2.0 will not qualify for the Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship.41

NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactCarolyn FlattScholarshipCol. WilliamE. BarberScholarshipDarrell &Leola AdamsScholarshipDr. FredaL. KilburnScholarshipFull-time non-traditional undergraduate students.Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 3.0To support scholarships for full-time students fromMorgan County. Recipients should have a highschool GPA of at least 3.0 or a minimum compositeACT score of 20. Recipients must maintain aminimum GPA of 3.0 and have unmet financialneed as determined by the University. Shouldthere be no qualified applicant in a given year, aprevious recipient or a non-traditional student maybe considered for the scholarship.Recipients of the award shall be full-time nontraditionalundergraduate students. Recipients shallmaintain a cumulative grade point average of atleast 3.0.To support a scholarships for students who are singleparents from Kentucky and have completed onefull year in the nursing program at MSU.Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@VariesMorgan CountyHigh SchoolGuidanceCounselorVaries June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$500 May 4 Department ofNursing606-783-2639m.lilley@42

REGIONAL CAMPUS-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactGrover andJuanita FredrickRecipient can be full-time or part-timeundergraduate students who are residents ofMorgan or Magoffin counties and attend theMSU at West Liberty campus and have significantfinancial need.VariesJonell Tobin606-783-5381j.tobin@Dr. MargaretLewis MemorialScholarshipTo support scholarships for students enrolled at MSUattending the MSU at Prestonsburg campus thathave demonstrated unmet financial need. Renewalbased on satisfactory academic progress.VariesLula Bowling606-783-5421ln.bowling@MSU at AshlandAdvisory BoardScholarshipA merit-based scholarship to benefit MSU studentspursuing a degree at the MSU at Ashland RegionalCampus.VariesJoel Pace606-783-2901j.pace@MSU atMt. SterlingScholarshipRecipients should be taking six or more credit hoursat MSU at Mt. Sterling or have completed a minimumof sixteen hours of coursework at MSU at Mt. Sterlingand are completing coursework on Morehead’scampus. Recipients shall maintain a cumulativeGPA of at least 2.75. Receipt limited to a maximumof three semesters.VariesJanet Kenney606-783-2078j.kenney@43

STUDENT ORGANIZATION SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactCheerleaderScholarshipsGlenn BuchananSigma Phi EpsilonScholarshipK. Martin HuffmanSAE MemorialScholarshipMary Jo MartinNethertonChi OmegaScholarshipIn order to receive a scholarship, all membersmust be accepted into the University and enrollwith full-time student status with the University aswell as maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA. In order forthe scholarships to be renewed, the students mustbe selected for the team at try-outs held in April.Scholarships vary in amount depending on thefollowing: squad selected for, in-state, out-of-state,and financial need.Scholarships for any freshman, with preferencegiven to a male, who has been admitted to MSU,with preference given to applicants who show thebest overall aptitude in the areas that Sigma PhiEpsilon holds in high regard: leadership, scholastics,community service and extracurricular activities.Recipients shall possess a cumulative GPA of atleast 3.0 upon graduation from high school.To support scholarships, preferably for a member ofthe SAE chapter, who is a senior, has demonstratedleadership qualities and zeal for the fraternity andhas at least a 2.7 GPA on a cumulative basis.To support academic scholarships for MSU studentswith a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 anddemonstrated leadership at MSU.All-Girlreceives up to$500 for theyear;Co-ed, instatereceivesup to $1,000for the year;Co-ed, out-ofstatereceivesup to $1,500for the year.VariesTryout dates:April 18-20, 2008Tony NashSpirit Coordinator204 ADUC606-783-9495t.nash@Student Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@VariesStudent Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@MatthewK. BallardScholarshipPi Kappa PhiScholarshipRecipients of the award shall be full-time studentswho are active members in good standing withthe Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Recipients must besophomores or above and graduate students areeligible for the award. Recipients must be in goodacademic standing with the University. After oneyear without the award, former recipients mayreapply.To support scholarships for members who are fulltimeundergraduate students enrolled at MSU, withpreference given to full-time active members of theDelta Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.$500 Student Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@VariesStudent Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@44

STUDENT ORGANIZATION SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactSGA EndowmentScholarshipMust be currently enrolled as a MSU student andhave a minimum GPA of 2.5 on any hours completedand accepted by MSU. Demonstrate outstandingachievement in extracurricular activities on theuniversity and/or high school level. Demonstrateaccomplishment in service to the community.VariesTerri L. RobertsStudent ActivitiesCoordinator606.783.2071t.roberts@Theta ChiAcademicAchievementScholarshipTo support scholarships to full-time undergraduatestudents enrolled at MSU, with preference givento full-time active members of the MSU chapter ofTheta Chi fraternity.VariesStudent Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@45

TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactKCTCS TransferScholarshipBe admitted to MSU as a transfer student from anyinstitution in the Kentucky Community and TechnicalCollege System (KCTCS) AND meet BOTH of thefollowing requirements:1. Have completed at least 36 hours of collegecoursework; and2. Have a cumulative college GPA of 3.5 or higher;- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form and transcripts, by the March15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, asfunds are limited for these scholarships. If fundsare exhausted for this category, priority will begiven to qualifying students with the highestGPA figures and with the earliest date ofsubmission of completed application packet.Recipientspayequivalentto 12 hoursKCTCS tuitioninstead ofMSU tuitionrate.The Office ofEnrollmentServices shouldreceive yourcompletedapplicationpacket bythe March 15,2008 priorityapplicationdeadline to bestcompete forthese attractivescholarships.Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@NOTE: Recipients of the KCTCS Transfer Scholarshipwho are concurrently enrolled full-time at MSU anda KCTCS institution with at least six hours at MSUpays MSU tuition equivalent to KCTCS tuition for MSUhours.Criteria for renewal:Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.Nelson &Wilma GroteScholarshipPhi ThetaKappa TransferScholarshipFor students from KCTCS Institutions who transfer toMSU. Recipients shall have completed at least 60credit hours and have a cumulative GPA of at least2.5 and be unconditionally admitted for study atMSU and transfer in good standing. The student(s)must earn a minimum of a 2.75 GPA for the first 30credit hours earned at MSU and a 3.0 GPA on theremaining credit hours leading to graduation fromMSU.Awarded to in-state Phi Theta Kappa memberstransferring to Morehead State University. To beeligible to student must have completed graduationrequirements from a KCTCS Institution with aminimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average anda minimum 20 ACT composite. One scholarship perschool will be offered. Recipients must maintain a3.0 cumulative grade point average, continuousfull-time enrollment, and residency in Universityhousing for renewal.Application on p.109Varies June 15 Student Activities/Greek LifeMike EspositoDirector204 ADUC606-783-2071m. esposito@$2,000 May 1, 2008 Jessica CooperEnrollment Services100 AdmissionsCenter1-800-585-6781j.cooper@46

TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPS CONTINUEDScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactTransferScholarshipBe admitted to MSU as a transfer student from anyaccredited college or university AND meet BOTH ofthe following requirements:1. Have completed at least 24 hours of collegecoursework; and2. Have a cumulative college GPA of 3.5 or higher;- AND –Submit a completed application packet, includingapplication form and transcripts, by the March15 priority deadline. Note: Students should applyas early as possible to ensure consideration, asfunds are limited for these scholarships. If fundsare exhausted for this category, priority will begiven to qualifying students with the highestGPA figures and with the earliest date ofsubmission of completed application packet.$2,000 The Office ofEnrollmentServices shouldreceive yourcompletedapplicationpacket bythe March 15,2008 priorityapplicationdeadline to bestcompete forthese attractivescholarships.Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Criteria for renewal:Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.NOTE: May NOT be awarded in addition to otherscholarships.47

ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactAdron andMignon DoranScholarshipStudents whose high school GPA is 3.0, or better.Must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA in their studiesat MSU.$1,000 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Big SandySuperstoreScholarshipVanHoose-StewartFoundationBoone LoganMemorialScholarshipTo support an annual scholarship for full-timeundergraduate students who are children of fulltimeactive employees or part-time undergraduatestudents who are active employees of Big SandySuperstore.VariesBig SandySuperstore740-574-2113To fund scholarships for students attending MSU. Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Charles andElizabeth BruceScholarshipCity CartageCompanyScholarshipRecipients of the award shall be full-timeundergraduate students. Recipients shall maintaina cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.To children of employees of City Cartage Company.Recipients must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0.Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@DatatelScholarshipStudents attending a school that is a Datatel client.Apply online at www.datatel.com/dsf.Varies January 31, 2008www.datatel.com/dsfGeorge Scott,Jr. MemorialScholarshipJean SleddScholarshipLen MillerScholarshipLinda and JimBodycombScholarshipTo support scholarships to non-traditional students(23 or older) attending MSU, with financial need.To support scholarships for students with a C or betterGPA. Renewable if satisfactory academic progressis maintained. Students are required to carry a fullload of required courses leading to a degree.The recipient shall have been unconditionallyadmitted for study at MSU and recommendedby his/her high school principal and/or thesuperintendent of schools. Recipient must maintainsuch academic requirements as designated for anydegree program and majors or minors.To support scholarships for students enrolled at MSUwho have demonstrated unmet financial need(which includes personal difficulties) or who are notable to meet requirements for other financial aid asdetermined by the University’s Office of FinancialAid and have demonstrated academic potential.Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,500 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@$1,000 June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@48

ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactMyrtle CritchfieldMitchellScholarshipTo fund scholarships for students attending MSU. Varies June 15 Office ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Ted and JeanCrosthwaitScholarshipRecipients shall be unconditionally admitted forstudy at MSU with sufficient financial need, majoringin education or behavioral sciences.VariesOffice ofEnrollment Services1-800-585-6781finaid@Trio Scholarship To support scholarships in the TRIO programs. $250 TRIO Program606-783-5197j.cady@GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactCharles RhodesEndowmentfor ScienceFellowshipsCloma PorterMoore MemorialScholarshipGraduating ClassScholarshipThis endowment is available as a supplement toa graduate assistantship for an African-Americanstudent in the biological sciences. You must beunconditionally admitted to a graduate degreeprogram, enroll as a full-time student in 500-600 levelcourses, and maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Withthe supplemental money the GA stipend will be$8,000 per academic year.Recipients of the award shall be graduate studentsfrom Eastern Kentucky who are studying in theCollege of Education. Recipients must have aninclination to remain in Eastern Kentucky to teach.Recipients shall maintain a cumulative GPA of atleast 2.8.Current MSU undergraduate students or MSUAlumni entering Graduate school. Must have a 3.0undergraduate GPA and be registered as a full-timegraduate student.Application on p.81$8,000/yearApril 1David SaxonInterim Chair606-783-2944d.saxon@Geoff Gearner,Biology GraduateCoordinator606-783-2803g.gearner@$500 March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@$500 May 1 Alumni Relations1-800-783-ALUMalumni@49

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPSScholarshipProgramEligibilityMinimum ACT/GPA to Receive/RetainAwardsGiven/AmountCoveredApplicationDeadlineContactJesse MangrumMemorialScholarshipMajor JamesScott DeHartGraduateFellowshipRecipent(s) shall be admitted unconditionally to theMaster of Arts in Education with a Reading & WritingSpecialist Endorsement.The applicant must be from Rowan County (highschool graduate, native, current resident). If thereis not an eligible student from Rowan County,preference will be given to a student from one ofthe counties contiguous to Rowan. The fellowship isavailable for one year. The recipient shall be eligiblefor renewal one additional year if satisfactoryacademic progress is maintained. The studentmust reapply. Students must be enrolled full-timein a graduate degree program (nine hours in 600level courses). The recipient must maintain a 3.0GPA and shall be terminated automatically atthe end of the semester if the GPA is not met. Thefellowship will rotate biannually among MSU’s fourcolleges beginning with the College of Science &Technology. If there is not a qualified student fromthe current college then the fellowship will rotate tothe next college. The recipient is to be selected bythe MSU Graduate Committee.Varies March 15 EducationalService Unit801 Ginger Hall606-783-2065j.callaham@Varies August 1 Office ofGraduateProgramsGinger Hall 701606-783-2039graduate@Noal F. OneyMemorialScholarshipA theatre major, a speech and theatre major,a theatre minor or a graduate student with anemphasis in theatre. Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5.Active participation in the MSU theatre program orincoming students must express a strong interest.Current students must have been in cast or crew onat least one production per semester.Varies March 15priorityapplicationdeadlineDepartment ofCommunication &Theatre606-783-2134r.willenbrink@50

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENTMorehead State University is committed to providing equal educational opportunities to all persons regardless ofrace, color, national origin, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, Vietnam Era, recently separated, or other protectedveteran status, or disability in its educational programs, services, activities, employment policies, and admission ofstudents to any program of study. In this regard the University conforms to all the laws, statutes, and regulationsconcerning equal employment opportunities and affirmative action. This includes: Title VI and Title VII of the CivilRights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Executive Orders 11246 and 11375, Equal Pay Actof 1963, Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967,Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and Kentucky RevisedStatutes 207.130 to 207.240. Vocational educational programs at Morehead State University supported by federalfunds include industrial education, vocational agriculture, business education, home economics education and theassociate’s degree program in nursing. Any inquires should be addressed to: Francene L. Botts-Butler, AffirmativeAction Officer, Morehead State University, 314 Allie Young, Morehead, KY 40351. Telephone: (606) 783-2085 oraffirmativeaction@moreheadstate.edu.51

Scholarship Applications1. MSU Scholarship Application (only for those scholarships that do not havea specific scholarship application listed below) - p.532. MSU Honors Scholarship Application - p.553. Clifford R. & Addie R. Rader Memorial Nursing Scholarship Application - p.614. Dr. Richard A. Walls Scholarship Application - p.675. Dr. Richard A. Walls Field Camp Support Scholarship Application - p.736. Graduating Class Scholarship Application- p.797. Jerry F. Howell, Sr. Environmental Science Scholarship Application - p.818. Margaret Heaslip Memorial Scholarship Application - p.859. Mountain Telephone Scholarship Application - p.8910. Music Scholarship Application - p.9911. Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarship Application - p.10712. Quentin H. Hatfield Business Student Scholarship Application - p.10913. Teacher of Tomorrow Scholarship Application - p.11114. Jane E. Caudill Scholarship Application - p.11315. Dr. Richard Hunt Memorial Scholarship Application - p.11516. Future Educators of America Scholarship Application - p.12117. William E. and Nancy B. Jamison Endowment - p.12318. Breckinridge Scholarship Application - p. 12519. Undergraduate Admission & Scholarship Application - p. 12752

Scholarship Application(to be used for scholarships that do not have a specific scholarship application included in this guide)Name of Scholarship _____________________________________________________________________________(ONE scholarship per application, if you wish to apply for more than one scholarship please complete a separate application)Name ____________________________________________ Social Security Number ______________________last first middlePermanent Mailing Address ______________________________________________________________________street____________________________ _______________ ________________ _________________________city state zip code countyTelephone Number _________________________ E-mail Address ____________________________________High School _____________________________________________________________________________________name graduation year high school gpaAre you a Transfer Student? _________College Credit Completed ___________ACT Composite Score _____________If yes, please list school(s) __________________________Major/Minor ______________________________________Cumulative College GPA ____________Have you completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? _______________________(If the scholarship you are applying for requires unmet financial need, your FAFSA results must be on file in the Office of Financial Aid.)Please attach a brief summary (one page or less) of your qualifications for this scholarship. Describeany activities or honors you have achieved that will help us evaluate your eligibility for scholarships.You may also include letters of recommendation if so desired. Please refer to the specificrequirements of the scholarship you are applying for and provide all required material. Somescholarships may require additional information not identified on this application.I agree to adhere to the rules and regulations of the University, and certify that all statements in this applicationare true. I understand that any misrepresentation of information will make me ineligible for any scholarshipsthat may be available or subject to cancellation of any scholarships already awarded.Signature _________________________________________ Date_______________________Please return completed application to:Morehead State UniversityEnrollment Services100 Admissions CenterMorehead, KY 40351FAX (606) 783-229353

ACADEMIC HONORS PROGRAMMorehead State UniversityAPPLICATION FOR ScholarshipandHonors Program55

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CLIFFORD R. & ADDIE R. RADERMEMORIAL NURSING SCHOLARSHIPAPPLICATION PROCESSGENERAL INFORMATIONThe Clifford R. & Addie R. Rader Memorial Scholarship is available on a limited basis to Kentuckyresidents that are attending the prelicensure and postlicensure Baccalaureate Nursing Program (BNP)at Morehead State University. This scholarship is awarded annually and is renewable for up to (2)academic years. To be eligible for renewal, applicants must reapply each year.Recipients are selected by the NAHS Scholarship Committee. The maximum award is $2,500.00 peryear ($1,250.00 per semester).To be considered the applicant must:1. Be enrolled and complete a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours of required courses eachsemester.2. Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0.SUBMIT APPLICATIONA completed application must be submitted by the first Friday in May to be considered for thefollowing academic year. No applications will be accepted after this date. Please submit applicationsto:Student Services OfficerNAHS Scholarship Committee233 Reed HallMorehead State UniversityMorehead, KY 40351INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETIONFollow instructions carefully, any error or omission could result in denial of application.161

CLIFFORD R. & ADDIE R. RADERMEMORIAL NURSING SCHOLARSHIPAPPLICATION FORMNEW APPLICANT: ________RENEWAL APPLICANT: ________NAME: _________________________________________LASTFIRSTSS # ________________________MAILING ADDRESS:__________________________________________________________STREET CITY STATE ZIPTELEPHONE NUMBERON CAMPUS: ( )_____________ OFF CAMPUS: ( )______________E-MAIL ADDRESS:COUNTY OF RESIDENCE:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________LIST ANY EXPERIENCES OR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES YOU HAVE IN THE HEALTHCARE FIELD (OMIT REQUIRED CLINICAL EXPERIENCES):DATE FACILITY POSITION/ACTIVITYARE YOU RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID? __________AMOUNT: _______________________PER SEMESTERLIST ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE UPCOMING ACADEMIC YEAR:TUITION:BOOKS:FEES:____________________ + _______________________ = ________________FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER TOTAL____________________ + _______________________ = ________________FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER TOTAL____________________ + _______________________ = ________________FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER TOTALHOUSING: ____________________ + _______________________ = ________________FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER TOTALOTHER:____________________ + _______________________ = ________________(explain) FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER TOTALESTIMATED COSTS TOTAL = ________________I hereby affirm that all information supplied in the application is complete and accurate. I understand thatwithholding information or giving false information will make me ineligible for the nursing scholarship.____________________________________Signature___________________________Date263

The following items should be completed by nursing advisor/instructor and returned to NAHS Scholarship Committee.NAME OF NURSING ADVISOR/FACULTY:__________________________________________________DATE STUDENT ENTERED THE BNP: ____________________________________________EXPECTED DATE OF COMPLETION OF THE BNP: ________________________________LEVEL IN THE BNP: Sophomore ___________ Junior ___________ Senior ____________RN TRACK:Junior ___________ Senior ____________CUMMULATIVE GPA AVERAGE ON COURSES COMPLETED TO DATE: ____________COMMENTS OR INFORMATION THAT WILL ASSIST COMMITTEE IN THEIRDECISION:__________________________________Advisor/Faculty Signature________________________Date365

Dr. Richard A. Walls Scholarship FundAcademic ScholarshipApplication CriteriaThe Morehead Geological Society in conjunction with the Geology Program ofMorehead State University will annually offer 3 competitive academic scholarships tostudents who meet the criteria listed below. Applicants must:• be currently enrolled at MSU and be a full-time student at MSU during the fallsemester of the scholarship year.• have been enrolled at MSU and be an active member of the MoreheadGeological Society for a period of at least one academic year before the fallterm of the scholarship year.• be a declared major in the Geology Program (ie. Area of Concentration inGeology or a major in Geology or Earth/Space Science Teaching) at the timeof application and during the entire scholarship year.• be classified as a junior or senior by the fall term of the scholarship year.• have a 3.00 grade-point average overall, using only MSU credits, by the fall ofthe scholarship year for the Dr. H. W. Straley III and the Dr. Jules R.DuBar Scholarships; have a 2.50 grade point average overall, using onlyMSU credits, and have obtained a 3.00 grade point average or better one ofthe two previous semesters by the fall term of the scholarship year for the Dr.John C. Philley Scholarship.• be willing to accept a scholarship with the understanding it is notautomatically renewable. However, awardees can re-apply in subsequentyears.• complete this application and return it to the Morehead Geological SocietyAdvisors no later than the first Monday in May.• submit an unofficial transcript with this application and a copy of yourmidterm grades for the current semester.• understand that any monies awarded will be transferred from the MSUFoundation directly to the university to be applied towards tuition, and otherfees.I meet and agree to the above criteria.SignedDate67

Please type or print.Dr. Richard A. Walls SCHOLARSHIP FUNDACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONName S.S.N. / /(Last) (First) (Middle)University mailing address:(Street)(City) (State) (Zip)Permanent (Home) mailing address:(Street)(City) (State) (Zip)Home Phone ( ) University Phone ( )High school and graduation dateMSU Major or Area of Concentration(School)(Month/Year)Work experience since high school, including internships. (Please describe jobs andduties performed.) Attach extra pages as needed.69

Extracurricular organizations (include campus, community, academic, honorary ornational organizations of which you are an active member and list any office(s)held):Hobbies and personal interests:Briefly list geologically-related accomplishments and activities in which you haveparticipated (use attached pages, if necessary)Briefly discuss your future aspirations and goals in geology:Optional:Please list the type(s) of scholarship or financial aid you are presently receiving:71

Dr. Richard A. Walls Scholarship FundThe Dr. Richard A Walls Field Camp Support ScholarshipsApplication CriteriaThe Morehead Geological Society in conjunction with the Geology Program ofMorehead State University will annually offer competitive field camp supportscholarships to students who meet the criteria listed below. Applicants must:• have been enrolled at MSU as a full-time student and have been an activemember of the Morehead Geological Society for a period of one academicyear prior to applying for the field camp support scholarship .• be a declared major in the Geology Program (i. e., Area of Concentration inGeology or a major in Geology or Earth/Space Science Teaching) for at leasta year prior to the time of application.• be classified as a junior or senior by the time of application.• have a 2.50 grade-point average (GPA) overall, using only MSU credits, andat least a 2.75 GPA in Geology at the time of application.• have completed satisfactorily, an appropriate number and type (StructuralGeology, Sedimentology and Stratigraphy, etc.) of Geology courses to prepareone for a successful field-camp experience.• complete this application and return it to the Morehead Geological SocietyAdvisors no later than the first Monday in May.• submit an unofficial transcript with this application and a copy of yourmidterm grades for the current semester.• be accepted into an accredited field camp.I meet and agree to the above criteria.SignedDate73

Please type or print.Dr. Richard A. Walls SCHOLARSHIP FUNDFIELD CAMP SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONName S.S.N. / /(Last) (First) Middle)University mailing address:(Street)(City) (State) (Zip)Permanent (Home) mailing address:(Street)(City) (State) (Zip)Home Phone ( ) University Phone ( )High school and graduation dateMSU Major or Area of Concentration(School)(Month/Year)Name of school which has accepted you into their field camp ___________________Work experience since high school, including internships. (Please describe jobs andduties performed.); Attach extra pages as needed.75

Extracurricular organizations (include campus, community, academic, honorary ornational organizations of which you are an active member and list any office(s) held:Hobbies and personal interests:Briefly list geologically-related accomplishments and activities in which you haveparticipated that, you feel, would help you be better prepared for field camp and/orenhance your field camp experience. (Use attached pages, if necessary.)Briefly discuss your future aspirations and goals in geology:Optional:Please list the type(s) of scholarship or financial aid you are presently receiving:77

JERRY F. HOWELL, SR.ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPAPPLICATION CRITERIAThe Environmental Science Program in conjunction with the MSU Environmental Science Club,annually offers competitive scholarships to student(s) who meet the criteria listed below.Applicants must:1. Be currently enrolled at MSU and be a full-time student at MSU duringthe fall semester of the scholarship year. Exception may be made at thediscretion of the governing committee.2. Have been enrolled at MSU for the equivalent of one academic yearbefore the fall of the scholarship year.3. Be a declared major or minor in Environmental Science at the time ofapplication and during the entire scholarship year.4. Be classified as a junior or senior by the fall of the scholarship year.5. Have a 3.00 GPA overall, using only MSU credits, by the fall of thescholarship year.6. Be willing to accept a scholarship with the understanding it is notautomatically renewable. However, awardees can reapply in subsequentyears.7. Complete this application and return it to the Environmental ScienceProgram Coordinator by April 1 st .8. Submit an unofficial transcript with this application.9. Understand that any monies awarded will be transferred from the MSUFoundation directly to the university to be applied towards tuition,housing, etc.I agree to the above criteria.Signed _________________________Date _________________________81

JERRY F. HOWELL, SR.ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONPLEASE TYPE OR PRINTName ____________________________________(Last) (First) (Middle)S.S. NO. ______________________University Mailing Address _____________________________________________________Permanent (Home) Address _____________________________________________________(Street)______________________________________________________________________________(City) (State) (Zip)Home Phone: _________________________ University Phone: ________________________(Area Code) (Number) (Area Code) (Number)High School and Graduate Date __________________________________________________(School)(Month/Year)MSU Major (Area)_________________________ MSU Option ________________________MSU Minor ___________________________MSU GPA __________________________Work experience since high school, including internships (Please describe jobs and dutiesperformed). Attached extra pages if needed.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________83

Recommended Guidelines forMargaret Heaslip Memorial Scholarship FundRequirements:I. Biology MajorII.III.IV.Junior or Senior in following yearAttend MSU for full academic year for full scholarship or one semester forone half of scholarshipFull time studentV. MSU Science GPA of 3.0VI. Application must be received by April 1 st .In the event that two candidates are equal in qualifications the scholarship may be dividedbetween the two candidates.Scholarship CommitteeA committee of at least three persons will be chosen from the Biological and EnvironmentalScience Development/Endowment Committee members. It is recommended that thecurrent or a previous scholarship recipient be part of the committee.The Biological and Environmental Science Development/Endowment Committee willannounce when applications will be reviewed and the committee will recommend the newrecipient.It is also recommended that the scholarship be awarded at the Spring Honors DayLuncheon.MARGARET HEASLIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND85

APPLICATIONPLEASE TYPE OR PRINTName_____________________________________________ S.S. NO. ________________(Last) (First) (Middle)University Mailing Address _____________________________________________________Permanent Address (Home) _____________________________________________________(Street)(City) (State) (Zip)Home Phone: _________________________ University Phone: ________________________(Area Code) (Number) (Area Code) (Number)High School and graduation date _________________________________________________(School)(Month/Year)MSU Major (Area)___________________________ MSU Option _____________________MSU Minor ________________________________ MSU GPA _______________________*MSU Science GPA ___________________________*To calculate your MSU Science GPA please include Biology, Chemistry, Math and Physicscourses. You must also include any repeated courses in making your calculation.Work experience since high school, including internships (Please describe jobs and dutiesperformed). Attach extra pages if needed.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Extracurricular organization (include campus, community, academic, honorary or nationalorganizations of which you are in an active member and list any office(s) held:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________87

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Morehead State UniversityScholarship ApplicationName of Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarship_________________________________________(ONE scholarship per application, if you wish to apply for more than one scholarship please complete a separate application)Name ____________________________________________ Social Security Number ______________________last first middlePermanent Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________ ________________ _________________________streetcity state zip code countyTelephone Number _________________________ E-mail Address ____________________________________High School _____________________________________________________________________________________name graduation year high school gpaAre you a Transfer Student? _________ If yes, please list school(s) __________________________College Credit Completed ___________ Major/Minor ______________________________________ACT Composite Score _____________ Cumulative College GPA ____________Have you completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? _______________________(If the scholarship you are applying for requires unmet financial need, your FAFSA results must be on file in the Office of Financial Aid.)Please attach a brief summary (one page or less) of your qualifications for this scholarship. Describeany activities or honors you have achieved that will help us evaluate your eligibility for scholarships.You may also include letters of recommendation if so desired. Please refer to the specificrequirements of the scholarship you are applying for and provide all required material. Somescholarships may require additional information not identified on this application.I agree to adhere to the rules and regulations of the University, and certify that all statements in this applicationare true. I understand that any misrepresentation of information will make me ineligible for any scholarshipsthat may be available or subject to cancellation of any scholarships already awarded.Signature _________________________________________ Date_______________________Please return completed application to: Morehead State UniversityEnrollment Services100 Admissions CenterMorehead, KY 40351FAX (606) 783-2293107

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Morehead State UniversityCollege of BusinessQuentin H. Hatfield Business Student Scholarship$500 RenewableApplication for 2008/2009 Academic YearName _________________________________________________________________Address ______________________________________________________________Telephone Number______________________________________________________Social Security Number__________________________________________________Name of High School____________________________________________________High School GPA_______________________________________________________ACT or SAT Score_______________________________________________________Intended College Major__________________________________________________Scholarship Requirements:• Recipient must be a 2007 graduate of a high school within the 22-county service regionof Morehead State University and declare a major in the College of Business.• Recipient must have a minimum high school grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.• Recipient must have unmet financial need as determined by the University’s Office ofFinancial Aid.• The scholarship will only be renewed if the recipient maintains a cumulative grade pointaverage of 3.0 or higher.Application Requirements:• Admitted to Morehead State University as a new freshman with a major in the College ofBusiness.• Completion and submission of application form by April 1, 2008 along with a 200-300word essay describing your career plans after college.Please mail application form to:Dean’s OfficeCollege of BusinessUPO 844Morehead State UniversityMorehead, KY 403512008109

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Jamison ScholarshipSCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONIn memory of Kaleel Corey Jamison and Mary Ellen Ferguson HunterName: ________________________ _________________________ _________________________First Middle LastPermanent Mailing Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________ ____________________City State ZipPhone number ___________________________Social Security Number _______________________Campus or local address _____________________ _____________________ _____________________Street Dorm Local Phone NumberIf currently enrolled at MSU, please state classification ________________ Major ___________________Do you plan to live in ! campus housing ! with parents/relatives ! off-campus housingIf not currently enrolled at MSU, please list expected date of enrollment ____________________________Are you a transfer student ! yes ! NoCollege transferring from _____________________________Please attach a description of any activities or honors you have achieved that will help us evaluate your talentsand eligibility for this scholarship. Include community activities.Applications for scholarship aid funded by and for the Jamison Scholarship Fund are evaluated by the CentralCity Alumni Association Board. The board then submits recommendations to the Financial Aid Office ofMorehead State University for confirmation. Scholarship recipients shall be full-time students at Morehead StateUniversity. The recipients must have attended Central City High School or Central City Elementary School inMuhlenberg County, Kentucky. Recipients are required to maintain a 2.5 grade point average with a maximumeligibility of four academic years. Scholarships shall be renewable for a maximum of three additional years oncondition that recipients maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 and make normal progresstoward graduation.I agree to adhere to the rules and regulations of the university and certify that all statements in this applicationare true. I understand that any misrepresentation of information will make me ineligible for any scholarshipsthat may be available or subject to cancellation of any scholarships already awarded.Signature ___________________________________________ Date _____________________________123

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Breckinridge Scholarship ApplicationTHE BRECKINRIDGE SCHOOL SOCIETY, MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.Namelast first middlePermanent Mailing Addressstreetcity state zip codePhone Number ( ) Email AddressCampus or Local Addressresidence hall or streetlocal phone numberIf currently enrolled at MSU, please state classificationMajorDo you plan to live in: ! campus housing ! with parents/relatives ! off-campus housingExpected date of enrollment at MSU?ACT/SAT ScoreAre you a transfer student? ! yes ! no College transferring fromAre you a descendant of a person who attended Breckinridge School? ! yes ! noIf yes, please give the name of the person(s) and the years attendedPlease describe any activities or honors you have achieved that will help us evaluate you talents and eligibility for thisscholarship. Include community activities.(attach additional sheet if necessary)Do you have extenuating circumstances that should be considered?_____________________________________________________*Please Attach the Following to this Application:• A copy of your transcript• Two faculty recommendations• A one page statement of how receiving this scholarship would affect your educational experience.Applications for scholarship aid funded by The Breckinridge School Society are evaluated by advisory committeewhich submits recommendations to the Scholarship Committee of Morehead State University. Recipients are requiredto maintain a 3.0 grade point average with a maximum eligibility of four academic years.I agree to adhere to the rules and regulations of the University and certify that all statements in this applicationare true. I understand that any misrepresentation of information will make me ineligible for any scholarship thatmay be available or subject to cancellation of any scholarship already awarded.SignatureDate125

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UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS/SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONEnrollment Services Phone: 606-783-2000 or 1-800-585-6781Office of AdmissionsFax: 606-783-5038100 Admissions CenterE-mail: admissions@moreheadstate.eduMorehead, KY 40351-1689www.moreheadstate.eduPlease print or type, sign, date, and return to MSU. There is no application fee!1. Legal Name____________________________________________________ 2. ____________________________3. ___________________________ 4.___________________ 5.__________________6._______ 7._____________8. ___________________________ 9.__________________ 10.________ 11. How long have you lived at above address?______12. Male Female 13. U.S. citizen? Yes No 14. Resident alien? Yes No15. Marital status Single Divorced Married Widowed Separated16. Anticipated major_______________________________________ 17. Indicate the highest degree you intend to completed at MSU:Associate (2 years) Bachelors (4 years)18A.18B.19. Ethnic Origin African-American HispanicFreshman Special Auditor American Indian or Alaskan native Caucasian (white)Visiting Returning Transfer Asian/Pacific Islander Other______________High SchoollastEnrollment type (choose one)I will be attending the MSU Regional Campus Center at ___________________________________20. Enrolling for Fall (August) ______ Spring (January) ______ Summer I ______ Summer II ______21. High School_____________________________________ 22. _______________________________ 23. _________24. High School graduation date ____ /______ 25. If not a high school graduate, have you completed a GED? NO Yes, date_____________26. Have you taken the ACT, SAT, or CPP-II? Yes No Test taken______________________________ Date_______________27. Nearest relative Parents Guardian Spouse Other 28. Relativeʼs name______________________ 29. _______________30. Nearest relativeʼs address_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 31. Have you previously attended Morehead State University? Yes , date __________ No32. Other name(s) under which records may be filed______________________________________________________________33. Have you ever attended other colleges/universities/technical colleges? Yes NofirstSocial Security Number34. Previous college(s) or universities attended (not including Morehead State University):Official transcripts and transfer recommendation forms must be submitted to Morehead State University for each institution attended.Name of Institution Address/City, State Dates Attended________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________middlepermanent address city county state zip code + 4 numberse-mail address home telephone number date of birthmonthRelativeʼs e-mail addresslocationyear year year yearyearcityyears / monthsstatetelephone numberstreet city state zip codefromto127

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35. List parents or grandparents that have attended MSU ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________36. Do you intend to live at home MSU residence hall off-campus housing37. Do you intend to apply for financial aid? Yes No38.Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offense or have charges currently pending? (Minor traffic offenses, e.g. seat belt violations, are exempt. Othercharges resulting from a traffic stop, e.g. drug possession charges and DUI's, must be reported.) If yes, please explain. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATIONHave you ever been selected as a National Merit Finalist or Semi-Finalist? Yes NoAre you a Kentucky Governorʼs Scholars Program alumnus? Yes NoAre you a Kentucky Governorʼs School for the Arts alumnus? Yes NoList any community and school organizations in which you have participated and leadership positions held___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Musical activities (indicate desired interests) Marching Band Bands/Orchestra ChorusHIGH SCHOOL COURSE WORKIf you are currently enrolled in high school, your counselor must complete this section or send a current high school transcript.Current high school GPA (on a 4.0 scale only) ____________ SAT: V_______ M _______ Rank in class_______________________ACT: ENG ____ UM ____ MATH ____ EA ____ READ ____ SS ____ SCI. REA ____ COMP ____ Test date___________RS ____AG ____AL ____GT ____Note: A final high school transcript must be submitted to the University after the student has completed the senior year. Official ACT or SAT reports must also be submitted. The Career PlanningProgram (CPP), if taken prior to June 1, 1999, may be substituted for the ACT or the SAT for non-traditional applicants (over 21 years of age) who are applying for associate degree programs.PRE-COLLEGE CURRICULUM (C=COMPLETEDIP=IN PROGRESS)C IP C IP C IP C IP C IPEnglish I Algebra I Life Science U.S.HistoryHealthEnglish II Algebra II Physical Science Economics Physical EducationEnglish III Geometry Earth/Space Science Government History & Appreciationof Visual & Performing ArtsEnglish IV Foreign Language I World GeographyAP English Foreign Language II World CivilizationCounselorʼs signatue________________________________________________________date _____________________Students may substitute a course within a program of study for a course listed, if the substituted course offers the same or greater rigor and the course covers or exceeds the minimum required content.Morehead State University may, from time to time, desire to use my photograph and/or personal data, including academic records, for publicity purposes for the University.I have read the above statement and understand it, and hereby state that I do not object. (If you do object, you must notify the Media Relations Director in writing atAllie Young Hall, Morehead, KY 40351-1689.)I agree to adhere to the rules and regulations of the University and certify that all statements in this application are true. I also understand that any misrepresentation ofinformation will make me ineligible for admission to Morehead State University or subject to dismissal after admission has been granted.Applicantʼs signature_________________________________________________________date _____________________Our Commitment to Your Rights: We are committed to your rights as a student and as an applicant to Morehead State University. Therefore,we take seriously and adhere to the following policies: Non-Discrimination Policy: MSU is an affirmative action, equal opportunity, educationalinstitution; NACAC Statement of Principles of Good Practice: MSU is a member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling(NACAC) and complies with the NACAC Statement of Principles of Good Practice; Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974: FERPA, orthe Buckley Amendment, is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of a studentʼs educational record. Without specific, writtenpermission from you, we will not discuss your application for admission with any other individual, except as provided within this Act. REVISED: OCTOBER 2007129

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