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The Dean Ernest H. Bader Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
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FLC Senior, 2.0 FLC cumulative GPA or higher -
Priority to applicants who show future potential through an essay stating leadership, honors, awards and participation in extracurricular activities
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Preference to descendent of FLC alumnus
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Must demonstrate financial need, FAFSA required, Foundation Scholarship Application required
Additional Forms/ Requirements: FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay as described above.
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The Bart Betow Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- FLC Freshman or Sophmore in any major
- Full time student (12 hour minimun) with GPA of 3.0 or higher.
- Must demonstrate financial need.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application, FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s); essay describing why he/she needs scholarship assistance and describe feelings about social consciousness and world peace. Foundation Scholarship Committee will select recipient. Award is renewable for one year if all criteria is maintained. $1,000.
The Blue Zenith
Criteria:
- Graduate of Mancos High School requiring need-based assistance.
- Other criteria considered: GPA, active citizenship within the Mancos community and leadership skills within Mancos High School.
- Aplications reviewed by the BLue Zenith Society and the FLC Foundation Scholarship Committee.
- Renewable for up to four years. Must maintain 2.8 GPA.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Must be officially admitted to FLC, Foundation Scholarship Application, unofficial transcript(s). In-state tuition, fees and stipend for books.
The Michael Bodo Trust
Criteria:
- 2.00 FLC cumulative GPA, with consideration given to those whose recent grades indicate an improvement.
- Post-freshmen students must not be eligible for need-based financial aid.
Additional Forms/Requirements: FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; Foundation Scholarship Application;academic transcript(s). $1,000.
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The John Boraski Scholarship
Criteria:
- Junior or senior level; 2.00 FLC cumulative GPA
- Provide evidence of participation in one or more school sponsored activities and/or organizations.
Additional Forms/Requirements: FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); listing of activities as described above. $500.
The Jesse Brown Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- For Colorado Timber Industry Association member or immediate family, or Koppers Industries employees or immediate family, or Louisiana Pacific Corporation employees or immediate family
- Colorado resident
- First consideration to those having completed minimum 32 credit hours at FLC; must be officially accepted to FLC prior to applying for this scholarship.
- Renewable, but applications must be completed each year.
- Application deadline May 1.
Jesse Brown was Procurement Manager with Koppers Industries until his death in 1986. He was one of the founders of the Colorado Timber Industry Association and board member of the Forest Research Society. Jesse was an active member of the Wood Sciences Club of Colorado State University. This scholarship is presented in memory of Jesse E. Brown in appreciation for his support of community and industry.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Jesse Brown application form; academic transcript(s). $500.
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The Carleno Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Resident of (in order of preference) Durango, La Plata County, Southwest Colorado, or Colorado.
- 3.00 cumulative high school or college GPA; enrolled in major leading to any medical field.
- Available to any class level.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s). $500.
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The Ted and LeeAnn Compton
Information on this Scholarship can be found at financial aid.
The Craig-Dyer Scholarship
Criteria:
- Graduate of high schools in La Plata and Archuleta Counties of CO
- Accepted to FLC as degree-seeking, full-time student enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours per term.
- Must have been out of school less than three years and be a CO resident.
- Must not be eligible for need-based financial aid.
- Any major is acceptable, but in the event two or more applicants are otherwise rated equally, priority given to individuals planning to major in agriculture, education, or engineering.
- Renewal requires re-applying.
Additional Forms/ Requirements: FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s). $2000
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The Robert A. Mitoshi Dalla Scholarship
The Robert A. Mitoshi Dalla Scholarship
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Any grade level may be considered -
Foundation Scholarship Application, academic transcript(s) and essay required -
$200
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The Helen Sloan Daniels Scholarship
Criteria:
- Junior or Senior
- Full-time student
- Show strong academic promise
- Southwest Studies major.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application. $500
The Tom Danielson Cycling Scholarship
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Maintain GPA of 2.5 or higher -
Good standing in men’s or women’s cycling team
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Application form on the Foundation website, college (unofficial ok) or high school transcripts (if freshman), list of outside activities, one page essay describing reasons for apply for this scholarship required -
Applicants may be in-state or out-of-state -
$500 minimum and up to cover tuition, fees and on campus room and board
Additional Forms/Requirements: Tom Danielson application form; college transcripts (unofficial ok) or high school transcripts if freshman; list of outside activities; one page essay describing reasons for applying for this scholarship. $500 to $1,000
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The Shary Doak Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Non-traditional student preferred
- Sophomore, Junior or Senior
- Both residents and non-residents will be considered
- Renewal requires re-applying
- Mt demonstrate financial need
- GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Additional Forms/ Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; essay explaining reason for returning to college; list of outside activities. $350
The Durango 100 Club Scholarship
Criteria:
- Resident or non-resident
- Must have one parent employed by City of Durango Police or Fire Department, Colorado State Patrol, or La Plata County Sheriff's Office, or be child of parent killed in the line of duty
- 2.70 cumulative high school GPA (if first-time freshman), or 2.70 cumulative FLC GPA (if continuing student).
- Recipient must complete minimum of 12 credit hours at FLC with 2.50 cumulative GPA for fall term in order to be eligible to continue scholarship for winter term.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application form; academic transcript(s). Durango 100 Club may require personal interview of finalists. $1,000.
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The Cecil P. Gardipe Scholarship
Criteria:
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Applicant must be a sophomore or higher, completed at least 30 credit hours
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Earned cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
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Demonstrate involvement in formal or extra-curricular athletic activities.
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Colorado residents preferred but Four Corners region students may be given first consideration.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s), a list of outside activities and a one-page essay that describes the applicants reason for applying for the scholarship. $1,000.
El Centro de Muchos Colores Book Scholarship
Criteria:
Freshman, sophomore, junior or seniors from any state may apply Must have minimum cumulative 2.50 GPA and financial need Preference given to Hispanic or multi-cultural applicants Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); listing of academic & extra curricular accomplishments or personal resume required One-page essay required: Please tell us about your personal cultural and ethnic identity and explain why you would bring a diverse set of opinions to Must attend one skill-building workshop per semester to maintain & renew scholarship
El Centro de Muchos Colores is Fort Lewis College's thriving Hispano Resource Center actively working for improved retention and recruitment of Latino students at Fort Lewis College. $250 to $500 per year, renewable up to 4 years
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The Garrett Family Scholarship
Criteria:
- Transfer student from Pueblo Community College, Southwest Branch.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s). $500.
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The LeRoy Goodwin Scholarship
Criteria:
- Demonstrated interest in politics, public opinion, government, law or political theory; need not be Political Science major
- Minimum 3.00 cumulative FLC GPA.
Dr. LeRoy Goodwin served as Public Relations Director at FLC from 1957 to 1964. From 1964 until his retirement in 1988, he taught in the Political Science Department. During his tenure, he established the Fort Lewis College Legislative Intern Program and was instrumental in influencing students to become politically active. Former students who are now successful attorneys, businessmen, political consultants, teachers, bankers, etc. credit Dr. Goodwin for making a positive difference in their lives.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing interest in above. Approximate amount of in-state tuition.
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The Greg Harris Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Preference to Junior or Senior
- Political Science major or minor
- Full time student enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours per term
- GPA 3.0 or higher.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s), a one-page essay describing your need for this scholarship. Political Science Department will select the recipient. $1,000
The Nathan Robert Hertzog Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Junior or Senior
- FLC cumulative GPA of 3.00
- Declared major in Latin American Studies, Environmental Studies or Art.
Nathan Robert Hertzog attended FLC from 1993-1998 when he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree Cum Laude in Latin American Studies. During his years at FLC, Nathan was given opportunities, encouragement and inspiration to nurture his interest in Latin America. Not only did he make several trips to Mexico, but he also taught school in the village of San Rafael and traveled to Chiapas to research the Zapatista Movement. Nathan’s passion for the Mexican people, their culture, customs and family life could be seen in his face and gestures as he spoke with tremendous enthusiasm of his experiences in their country. His other two passions were art and the environment. Nathan spent much of his time at FLC working at the environmental center. He also signed up for every art class that he could fit into his schedule. Nathan intended to attend graduate school and again go to Mexico to learn, teach and otherwise help the people he admired. Unfortunately, those dreams did not come to fruition, as Nathan was killed in an automobile accident on Father’s Day 1999. It is his family’s wish that the recipient of the Nathan Robert Hertzog Memorial Scholarship exhibit the passion for life, learning and adventure that Nathan possessed.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); one page essay describing background, financial need, career goals, and justification for receiving scholarship $500.
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The Connie Hilb-Lundquist Scholarship
Criteria:
- Completed 30 credit hours at FLC
- FLC cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher
- Any academic discipline but preference given to participation in courses and/or activities related to the performing arts.
- Previous recipients are eligible to reapply.
The Connie-Hilb Lundquist Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of a 1985 Fort Lewis College graduate who died on October 18, 1985. Connie was not a typical student; she spent twenty-two years attending college before receiving her degree in art history. Throughout her life, she was actively involved in both the visual and theatrical arts; therefore, it is fitting that this scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated similar interests to hers.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); list of accomplishments in courses or as a participant related to the performing arts. In-state tuition.
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The Fern and Walter Holmquist Scholarship
Criteria:
- 2.50 cumulative GPA.
- All class levels may apply, but preference given to Native American students in good class standing.
- All majors may apply, but preference given to pre-med, teacher licensing, law enforcement, computer science and the sciences.
Walter B. Holmquist was born in Denver, Colorado on November 30, 1923. He graduated from North Denver High School in 1942, and served in the U.S. Navy for three and a half years during World War II. He retired from the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad (which later became known as the Southern Pacific Railroad and is now part of the Union Pacific Railroad) where he served as office manager in the purchasing department. He died on October 7, 2000. Fern S. Holmquist was born in Denver, Colorado on June 10, 1927. She graduated from North Denver High School in 1945. She retired from the Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad after 40 years of service as head microfilm operator and records clerk. Fern died on March 23, 2001. The Holmquists were married in August 1949 and had no children. They have lived in Arvada from 1956 until their deaths.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing extracurricular activities. $500.
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The Nora Horan Leadership Award
Criteria: (Ranked in order of importance for consideration.)
- Must have overcome or currently be overcoming major obstacle in obtaining degree to be described in essay portion of application
- Cumulative FLC GPA 3.0
- Evidence of campus leadership to be provided in essay portion of application
- Completed 90 credit hours; senior; intend to graduate from FLC within one calendar year.
- Candidate with major in School of Business preferred, but other majors also considered.
Nora Horan is a person whose leadership and courage serves as a standard to all students to achieve their highest potential regardless of difficulties that life presents. Ms. Horan has overcome extreme personal obstacles to achieve high scholastic standing and very influential leadership roles. She is always willing to donate tremendous amounts of time to assist anyone for any reason, and asks nothing from others except that they strive to become the best they can be. The intent of this award is to honor those qualities that Nora Horan exemplifies, and to assist future students possessing these same qualities in their academic endeavors.
Additional Forms/ Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s); essay describing the obstacle you have overcome and your campus leadership activities. $1,000 (recipient can choose to take total amount in one term or spread the amount over two terms).
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The Don and Helen James Family Scholarship
Criteria:
- Colorado resident
- Completed minimum 30 credit hours prior to application
- 3.0 cumulative FLC GPA; completed minimum 12 credit hours/term.
- Selection based on academic GPA, financial need, and outside activities
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s), essay describing why you chose major area of study, current and future goals, extracurricular activities, assessment of current financial resources (employment, outside support, etc) and need. $2,000.
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The Suzanne Jones Memorial Scholarship
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Colorado resident
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Open to any class level
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3.0 FLC cumulative GPA (applicants with less than 12 credit hours will provide high school GPA)
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Major in business or related field.
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Recipients must re-apply. Must register and complete 15 semester credit hours for each of the two terms the scholarship is held.
Suzanne K. Jones was born August 20, 1946 and died on January 19, 1991. Suzanne worked for the First National Bank of Durango at the time of her death. She held the position of Teller Supervisor. She received only a high school education, but because of her loyalty, devotion, integrity, ideals, standards and work ethic, she attained the highest possible working position that usually would require a college degree.
This scholarship is established to assist students who have a desire and interest in business and banking. The applicant should have a desire to attain a college degree and perpetuate the ethical, honorable and exemplary standards that Suzanne believed should be the hallmark of professionalism.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing volunteer activities, personal integrity, service to others. $200/year toward books.
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The Kiwanis Club of the Narrow Gauge Scholarship
Criteria:
- 2.50 cumulative GPA whether high school or college applicant
- La Plata County resident who has graduated or intends to graduate from Durango, Ignacio, or Bayfield; must intend to be full-time FLC student.
- Preference given to incoming freshmen.
- Recipient must maintain 2.50 FLC cumulative GPA while completing minimum 15 credit hours/term and must attend one breakfast meeting of the Kiwanis Club of the Narrow Gauge.
- One year award but recipient may re-apply.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); list of extracurricular activities in senior year of high school or current year of college; essay describing college goals and intended major field of study. Approximately $500.
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The Ina Welsh Cook Martin Memorial Scholarship
The Ina Welsh Cook Martin Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
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Four year scholarship to cover full tuition, fees, books, room and board (may cover one extra term of continuous academia study excluding summer) -
In order to apply, must be freshman, in-state resident, have a 3.5 GPA, maintain at least a 3.0 during the four years and carry at least 15 credit hours per term -
Must have strong financial need and complete a FAFSA -
Priority given to students with a learning disability, majoring in teaching or teaching the disabled. Student must declare major by beginning of junior year -
Recipient must be from single parent family and have multiple siblings, or be a single parent student with more than one child -
Recipient need not reapply after freshman year but must provide update of personal information and academic transcripts yearly -
Foundation Scholarship Application, academic transcript(s) and verification of disability -
Essay describing parents support of you or lack thereof, how much financial aid requested and justification, why a college degree is important to you and how you will finance your college education if no financial aid is received
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The Ralph Milo Martin Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
The Ralph Milo Martin Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
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In order to apply, must be freshman, in-state resident, have at least a 2.5 GPA, increase and maintain GPA to a 3.0 during the sophomore, junior and senior years and carry at least 15 credit hours per term -
Must be a first generation college student-neither parent having ever attended college -
Must have strong financial need and complete a FAFSA -
Must declare a major by junior year. Preference given to agriculture or environmental majors. Student must have a ranching or farming background -
Must be resident of La Plata, Archuleta, or San Juan Counties -
Need no less than three recommendations explaining recipient’s interest in college and qualities to succeed -
Recipient need not reapply after freshman year but must provide update of personal information and academic transcripts yearly -
Foundation Scholarship Application and academic transcript(s) -
Essay describing parents support of you or lack thereof, how much financial aid requested and justification, why a college degree is important to you and how you will finance your college education if no financial aid is received
The Helen Kroeger-Faris Scholarship
Criteria:
- 2.0 high school cumulative GPA for freshman, 2.50 FLC cumulative GPA for sophomores, 2.75 for juniors, and 3.0 for seniors
- Graduate of any high school in drainage area of San Juan or Dolores River Basins in Colorado or New Mexico.
- Recipient must complete 15 credit hours/term.
- Recipient may re-apply.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; short essay describing extracurricular interests and activities of past and present involvement. In-state tuition.
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The Howard Lathrop Scholarship
Criteria:
- Junior or Senior level; graduate of Delta, Montrose, Olathe or any La Plata County high school; any academic major.
- Award will not be made on the basis of achievement and scholastic promise alone, but financial need will be recognized.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and turned in to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s). In-state tuition and fees.
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The Jack LePlatt Scholarship
Criteria:
- Consideration given to (in order of preference) Bayfield High School graduates, Bayfield mailing address, residents of La Plata county
- High school or transfer cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher, or 2.50 if currently enrolled at FLC
- If a junior or senior must have declared a major; demonstrate financial need.
- First consideration will be given to applicants who have demonstrated financial need as determined by FLC Financial Aid Office.
Herbert Jackson LePlatt (known to everyone as “Jack”) was born on February 11, 1924 in Rocky Ford, Colorado. He grew up on cattle, sheep and chicken ranches in Rocky Ford and Bayfield, Colorado, Aztec, New Mexico and Fontana, California. After graduating from Aztec High School, Jack attended the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque where he majored in architecture. He spent two years in the U.S. Navy at the end of World War II, during which time he met his wife of 53 years, Jewell Ludwig. Upon his return to civilian life, Jack worked in architecture; however, it wasn’t long before he gravitated back to ranching. After 14 years of ranching, Jack started a domestic propane business covering La Plata County and parts of two other area counties. His business, along with ranching, kept him very busy until his retirement.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and turned in to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s); recipient agrees to correspond by letter or email once a trimester to Herb and Betsey LePlatt with an update on experiences and progress during the trimester. $500.
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The Callisto and Catherine Luchini Scholarship
Criteria:
- Freshman formally admitted to FLC
- 2.50 cumulative high school GPA
- Current year graduate of Bayfield, Durango, Ignacio or Pagosa Springs High School.
- Preference given to students from ranching background.
Callisto and Catherine (Katie) Luchini were children of immigrant families, the Austrian Luchinis and the Italian Procariones, respectively. Education was a priority in both families, as neither could speak or write English until their children went to school. The Luchinis and Procariones came to the United States because they knew education was available to all and was a way to eliminate the poverty in their lives. Katie and Callisto were married on November 19, 1927 in Allison, Colorado. They worked very hard as farmers and ranchers so as to establish themselves in the community. Two children, Marguerite and Lewis, were born of the marriage. The need for an education was always the central theme in the entire extended family. Even Grandmother Luchini pushed for education, especially for women, so that they could raise their families on their own if necessary. In honor of their parents, Marguerite Luchini Carlson and Lewis Luchini have established this book scholarship to provide assistance to qualified graduates from local area high schools.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); list of extracurricular activities; one-page essay describing why he/she is qualified to receive scholarship. $500/year for books.
The Robert Lundquist Scholarship
Criteria:
- Sophomore standing or higher with learning disability
- Current FLC cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher to be maintained throughout year in which scholarship is awarded.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); verification of disability from the Disability Service Center; one page essay describing involvement in college and community activities. In-state tuition.
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The Joseph McKinley-Kiwanis Scholarship
Criteria:
- Full-time student majoring in any academic field, attending FLC as sophomore, junior, or senior; graduate of high school in Dolores, Montezuma, San Juan, La Plata, or Archuleta County or that portion of Hinsdale or Mineral County lying within drainage of San Juan River and its tributaries.
- Financial need must be shown.
- Must display responsible citizenship and GPA should be 2.50 or better.
The Joseph McKinley/Kiwanis Scholarship was established in 1982 to memorialize the late Dr. Joseph McKinley, who treated Southwest Colorado patients at their homes and in his office for over 40 years. Dr. McKinley was a member of Kiwanis of Durango for 35 years and received the Distinguished Service Award from Kiwanis International.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and returned to Financial Aid; academic transcript(s); essay describing accomplishments and leadership as demonstrated by participation in clubs and organizations. $1200.
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The Mary Ellen Morehart Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Resident of La Plata or Archuleta County
- Completed minimum 30 credit hours at time of application
- Current 2.0 cumulative FLC GPA to be maintained throughout year for which award is granted.
- Any major will be considered.
The Mary Ellen Morehart Memorial Scholarship was established by Mrs. Morehart's children to recognize outstanding students from La Plata and Archuleta counties.
Forms/requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing how this scholarship will help student achieve educational goals. $1,000.
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The Julian H. Murphy Scholarship
Criteria:
- Junior or senior
- Must have attended FLC the previous term and completed a minimum of 12 credit hours
- Not less than a 3.0 GPA for each trimester throughout year for which award is granted.
- Primary consideration is given to those who have shown academic improvement.
Additional forms/requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); academic transcript(s); listing of academic and extracurricular accomplishments, especially at FLC. $500
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The Ken Periman Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- First generation college student, defined as neither parent having earned a bachelor's degree.
- Preference is given to students majoring in English, Music or Southwest Studies.
- Recipient may re-apply.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing why this scholarship would be helpful in enabling applicant to meet academic objectives. $100/year for books.
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The Keith and Lorraine Pettigrew Scholarship
Criteria:
- La Plata County resident
- Open to any class level; 2.50 FLC cumulative GPA
- Financial need.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; FAFSA completed and returned to financial aid; academic transcript(s); essay describing qualifications of student for scholarship; listing of extracurricular activities and awards. Up to $2,000.
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The John F. and Mildred S. Reed Scholarship
Criteria:
- Incoming freshmen only, Biology major, admitted to FLC as full time freshman.
- Must carry 12 credit hours per term with a cumulative FLC GPA of 3.60 or higher for scholarship to continue.
- Sholarship can continue up to 8 semesters.
Additional Forms/Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); letter of application describing why applicant is qualified to receive scholarship. $500.
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The Mary E. Resler Scholarship
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Foundation Scholarship Application, academic transcript(s) and essay required -
$500
The Dian Santistevan Memorial Scholarship
Criteria:
- Graduate of Ignacio High School.
- Must be ethnic minority.
- Preference given to students majoring in Business, specifically Accounting.
Recipient may reapply. Additional Forms/ Requirements: Foundation Scholarship Application; academic transcript(s); essay describing why this scholarship will assist student in pursuit of an education. $100/year for books.
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The Wayne and Darlene Schild Book Scholarship
Criteria:
The Wayne and Darlene Schild Book Scholarship
Criteria:
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$250