SCHOLARSHIPS
University Scholarship Application Procedures
Candidates for scholarships designated “*” should observe the following sequence:
Accounting Alumni Scholarship.
Funds raised
by contributions from accounting alumni and friends provide two $500 scholarships
annually to accounting majors. One scholarship is designated for an incoming
first time college student with a declared concentration of accounting in the
Business major. The second scholarship is for a student already enrolled in
the accounting degree program. Both awards are non-renewable, but the recipient
may reapply. For further information contact the Department of Accounting,
telephone (931) 221-7556.
Lawrence Baggett Scholarship Fund.
This scholarship,
provided by Larry Carroll, is given to a rising senior accounting major with
an interest in general business. Scholarship pays full tuition and fees. For
further information contact the Dean of the College of Business, telephone
(931) 221-7674.
General Agriculture Scholarships.
These scholarships
will be awarded to students majoring in agriculture with preference to those
entering APSU for the first time. Awards will be based upon ACT scores, extracurricular
activities, and financial need. Awards may vary in amount. For more information
contact the Agriculture Department, APSU Box 4607, telephone (931) 221-7272.
P.A. Meriwether Memorial Scholarship.
Given
by the family of P.A. Meriwether, this scholarship of $100 is awarded annually
by the Department of Agriculture to a Montgomery County student majoring in
agriculture. Selection is based on need and scholastic ability. For further
information contact the Department of Agriculture, APSU Box 4607, telephone
(931) 221-7272.
Rehabilitation Corporation of Tennessee Scholarships.
The Tennessee Rehabilitation Corporation awards four scholarships of $650
each, available to students majoring in agriculture. The applicant must be
a native to Tennessee, be in need of financial help to enter or remain in college,
be from a rural area with an agricultural background, and be deserving of the
scholarship on the basis of academic promise. Application should be made to
the Department of Agriculture, APSU Box 4607, telephone (931) 221-7272.
Tennessee Council for Cooperatives Agriculture Scholarship.
The Tennessee Council of Cooperatives provides one $500 scholarship to an APSU
agriculture student. The recipient must be a citizen of Tennessee, have a minimum
2.5 cumulative GPA, junior standing (if possible), and the student or parent
must be a member of some agricultural cooperative. For further information
contact the Department of Agriculture, APSU Box 4607, telephone (931) 221-7272.
U.S. Tobacco Scholarships.
The US Tobacco
Company provides several generous scholarships to Agriculture majors at Austin
Peay. The recipient must be actively involved or have an immediate family member
involved in the production of dark fired tobacco. For further information contact
the Department of Agriculture, APSU Box 4607, telephone (931) 221-7272.
Firstar Bank Art Scholarship.
This scholarship
is awarded by the Department of Art to a deserving art major with a minimum
3.0 cumulative GPA. For further information contact the Department of Art,
APSU Box 4677, telephone (931) 221-7333.
Jewel Birdsong Scholarship.
This scholarship provides $1,000 annually to a declared
art major with a demonstrated interest in Art History and Art Conservancy. Requirements
include a 2.5 GPA and a written essay. Recipients must work 4 hours per week
in art conservation, art exhibitions or art history area. Recipient must reapply
for renewal. For further information contact the Art Department (931) 221-7333,
P.O. Box 4677.
Friends of the Arts Scholarship.
The Friends
of the Arts provide three scholarships per year to students majoring in each
of the three applied areas of the arts: Art, Music, and Theatre. Recipients
must be rising sophomores who do not have a performance scholarship, but may
have other types of aid. Recipients must have a 3.0 minimum GPA for their first
year at Austin Peay and must retain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA for renewal
of the one-year award. Renewal also is contingent upon the continued availability
of funds. For further information contact the Center for the Creative Arts,
APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also listed under Music and Theatre)
Friends of Photography Scholarship.
This scholarship provides an award
to a student either majoring in fine arts or minoring in photography. A written
essay and sample of creative work must be submitted. The amount of the scholarship
will be determined at the time of award based on funds available. A minimum
GPA of 2.5 is required and student may be either full or part-time. For further
information contact the Art Department, (931)221-7333, P.O. Box 4677.
Tom Malone Memorial Scholarship for the Arts.
This scholarship is provided to a graduating senior from Gallatin High School
who has applied and been accepted at Austin Peay to major in visual arts. The
scholarship is provided by Mr. and Mrs. William Coley (Mrs. Coley is the aunt
of the late Tom Malone) of Gallatin and is in the amount of $2,500. For further
information contact the Department of Art, (931) 221-7333.
Tom Malone Memorial Scholarship in Studio Art.
Established by the family of Tom Malone, this scholarship provides a $1,000
a year award for a sophomore studio arts major. A minimum cumulative GPA of
3.0 is required. Scholarship may be renewed, but the recipient must reapply
each year. Selection made by the Art Department faculty is based on financial
need and demonstrated ability in creative arts. For further information contact
the Department of Art, telephone (931) 221-7333.
Helena Haskell Marsh Scholarship.
This $500 scholarship
is provided annually to an art major or creative writing major who serves as
student manager of the Goldsmith Press. Requirements include a 2.5 GPA, a written
essay and samples of creative work. For further information contact the Art
Department, (931)221-7333, P.O. Box 4677.
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Art majors should contact the Chair, Department of Art, APSU Box 4677, telephone
(931) 221-7333. Students also may contact the Center for Creative Arts for
information about scholarships in art, creative writing, music, and theatre,
APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also listed under Communication,
Creative Writing, Music, Theatre, and Open).
Claudell Wootton Art Education Scholarship.
This scholarship is provided
in honor of Claudell Wootton to a student planning a career in art education.
Need and potential must be deonistratve. A written essay and sample lesson plan
must be submitted. Selection will be made by the art department in consultation
with Mrs. Wootton. For further information contact the Art Department, (931)221-7333,
P.O. Box 4677.
Athletic Grants-in-Aid.
Athletic grants-in-aid are awarded annually
in all men's and women's sports except football. These grants are primarily
administered through the Department of Athletics. For additional information
contact the Athletic Director, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221-7903.
Dave Aaron Scholarship.
This is an athletic
scholarship established for men’s basketball and football with money earned
from the Dave Aaron Endowment Fund shared equally. For additional information,
contact the Athletic Director, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221-7903.
Dr. William Cooper Beazley Athletic Trainers Scholarship
Fund.
Interest earned from this endowment fund will be used to pay students who
are employed in the Athletic training room to serve as student workers. Recipients
will be selected by the Athletic Director and Athletic Trainer. For further
information contact the Athletic Trainer, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221-6110.
Dr. Leon Bibb Hall of Fame Scholarship.
Established in 1998 by family and friends of the late Dr. Leon Bibb, this scholarship
will benefit a graduate student of the APSU Athletic Department. Dr. Bibb served
on the faculty for 28 years and was the athletics faculty chair for over 23
years. This endowment will provide a scholarship award to a graduate student
with excellent integrity and character, desire to complete a graduate degree
at APSU and a commitment to the success of the APSU athletic program. Financial
need is a consideration. Selection will be made by a committee and the award
announced at the annual Hall of Fame event. For further information contact
the Athletic Office at (931) 221-7903.
The Governors Club Academic Achievement Award.
Inspired by the academic achievement of student athlete Julie Virta, Mr. Perkins
Freeman and the Governors Club established this award in 1999. The award is
presented annually to a junior athlete with one year of eligibility remaining
and the student selected will receive a $1,000 award. The award will be given
in the name of the graduating senior athlete with the highest GPA. For further
information please call the Athletic Office at (931) 221-7903.
Gary Groves Memorial Scholarship.
The Gary
Groves Memorial Scholarship is provided by the Clarksville Jaycees in memory
of Gary Groves, a local businessman who was a leader in the organization. The
$3,000 annual, one-time award is provided to a freshman athlete who attended
a high school in Montgomery County. A minimum GPA of 2.8 is required. For further
information, contact the Athletic Office at (931) 221-7903.
Matt Hallett Scholarship Fund.
Established in 2000, this endowed scholarship
provides an annual award to a student assistant or manager for the men’s basketball
team. This scholarship is open to any academic major and is specifically for
an undergraduate student that meets the academic and moral standards of the
University and a love for basketball. The recipient should have personal and
management skills to enthusiastically support the coaching staff and team.
The scholarship may be renewed. The coaching staff, in consultation with the
family of the late Matt Hallett, will make the selection. For further information,
contact the Men’s Basketball Office, (931)221-7615, P.O. Box 4515.
Ricky Hollis Basketball Scholarship.
This endowed scholarship
is in memory of Ricky Hollis, an ardent basketball fan and Austin Peay alumnus.
The annual, one time award will go to a fifth year men’s basketball player.
Selection will be made by the men’s head basketball coach. For further information,
contact the Men’s Basketball Office, (931)221-7615, P.O. Box 4515.
Mike Hooker Athletic Trainers Scholarship.
Interest earned from this endowment fund will be used to pay students who are
employed in the athletic training room to serve as student workers. Recipients
will be determined by the Athletic Trainer and the Director of Athletics. For
further information contact the Athletic Trainer, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931)
221-6110.
Paul Ilg Memorial Scholarship.
Established in 1998 by friends and family of the late
Paul Ilg, this scholarship provides a $1,000 award to a member of the APSU golf
team. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required to receive the scholarship. The scholarship
may be renewed based on GPA and academic progress. For further information,
contact the Head Golf Coach at (931) 221-7647.
Rodney Long Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship, established in 1982 in memory of Rodney Long, provides financial
assistance to a football student-athlete who possesses those personal
qualities exhibited by Rodney Long. This scholarship will be based on need.
Funds for this scholarship are provided through private contributions and from
proceeds from the annual Red vs. White Spring Football Scrimmage. Interested
student-athletes should contact the Athletic Director, APSU Box 4515,
telephone (931) 221-7903.
The Governors Club Academic Achievement Award.
Inspired by the academic achievements of student athlete Julie Virta, Mr. Perkins
Freeman and the Governors Club established this award in 1999. The award is
presented annually to a junior athlete with one year of eligibility remaining
and the student selected will receive a $1,000 award. The award will be given
in the name of the graduating senior athlete with the highest GPA. For further
information please call the Athletic Office at (931) 221-7903.
Wilma Rudolph Scholarship.
This is an athletic
scholarship for any athletic sport. The award is $1,500 annually. Selection
will be by a committee appointed by the Athletic Director. Academic and athletic
ability will be considered in the selection of the recipient. A minimum 2.5
cumulative GPA is required for retention. For further information contact the
Athletic Director, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221-7903.
David Trent Memorial Scholarship.
This is
an athletic scholarship established for baseball. The interest from this fund
will be used for the purpose of providing financial assistance to students who
possess ability in baseball. For further information contact the Baseball Office,
APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221-6266.
Dr. Richard W. Young, Jr. Athletic Trainers Scholarship
Fund.
Interest earned from this endowment fund will be used to pay students who
are employed in the athletic training room as student workers. Recipients will
be selected by the Athletic Trainer and Athletic Director. For further information
contact the Athletic Trainer, APSU Box 4515, telephone (931) 221‑6110.
Aaron Schmidt Alumni Band Scholarship.
This
scholarship was created in 1983 in honor of the late Dr. Aaron Schmidt, who
served as Director of Bands from 1960-1973. Qualified woodwind instrumentalists
are encouraged to apply for this scholarship, which is administered through
the APSU Alumni Association. Direct all inquiries to Director of Alumni Relations,
APSU Box 4676, telephone (931) 221-7979.
Jack W. Beach Memorial Scholarship.
This award in the range of $2,500
will be given annually to a student majoring in biology programs. Recipient
must be full-time and maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Selection will be made
based on criteria developed by the Biology Department and the donor and announced
at the Student Awards Day Ceremony in spring semester. A faculty committee of
the Biology Department administer the scholarship. For further information
contact the Biology Department, (931)221-7781, P.O. Box 4718.
Dr. William E. Beaumont Memorial and Dr. Gerald Karr
Scholarship.
This award of $1,000 is presented to the freshman majoring
in biology with the highest grade-point average. Selection of the recipient
is based on criteria developed by the Biology Department and the donor. This
award for academic excellence is administered by the APSU Alumni Association
and is provided by friends of the Beaumont family and Dr. Gerald Karr. During
the Student Awards Day Ceremony, the recipient will be announced by the Eta
Pi Chapter of Beta Beta Beta National Honor Society for Biology. Funds will
be disbursed equally the third week of the subsequent semesters for which the
student is registered. For further information contact the Department of Biology,
APSU Box 4718, telephone (931) 221-7781.
Dr. Robert T. Crews Medical Technology Scholarship.
The scholarship is named in honor of the late Dr. Crews, founder of the APSU
Medical Technology Program and Program Director 1985-1998. This award of $200
is provided to a Medical Technology Program senior with financial need who has
demonstrated high academic achievement. Selection is based upon criteria established
by the members of the Alpha Pi Chapter (APSU) of Lambda Tau National Medical
Technology Honor Society. The recipient is announced at the annual Medical Technology
student Thanksgiving luncheon. For further information contact the Department
of Biology, APSU Box 4718, telephone (931) 221-7781.
John Joseph Flood Memorial Scholarship.
This
scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $1,000 per year to biology and
chemistry majors who have financial need. Eligible students who are nominated
by faculty will be notified early in the spring semester and asked to submit
application for the award. Final selection will be made by a Biology Department
Committee. This award has no stated GPA or student classification criterion.
Awards will be announced at the Student Awards Day Ceremony in the spring semester.
Marion and Robert Gossett and Charles Bruno Scholarship.
An annual
scholarship in the range of $2,500 will be given annually to a student majoring
in Biology programs. Recipient must be full-time and maintain a 3.0 cumulative
GPA. Selection will be made based on criteria developed by the Biology Department
and the donor and announced at the spring awards day. For further information
contact the Biology Department, (931)221-7781, P.O. Box 4718.
Dr. Haskell C. Phillips and Estelle Judd Phillips Scholarship.
This scholarship of $1,000 is available to students majoring in biology programs
with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and demonstrated financial need. Candidates
should be of at least Junior standing at time of disbursement. Special consideration
is given to students seeking teacher licensure. Eligible students who are nominated
by faculty will be notified early in the spring semester and asked to submit
application for the award. Final selection will be made by a Biology Department
Committee. Awards will be announced at the Student Awards Ceremony in the spring
semester. This award is administered by the APSU Alumni Association with funds
provided by the Phillips family and friends in recognition of Dr. and Ms. Phillips’
professional contribution to education. For further information, Contact the
Biology Department, (931) 221-7781, P.O. Box 4718.
John A. Hageman Memorial Award.
This award of $1,000 is presented to a juniors majoring in biology programs
with the highest GPA. Selection of the recipient is based on criteria developed
by the Department of Biology and the donor. This award for academic excellence
is administered by the APSU Alumni Association. During the APSU Awards Day Ceremony,
this recipient will be announced by the Eta Pi chapter of Beta Beta Beta National
Honor Society for Biology. For further information, Contact the Biology Department,
(931) 221-7781, P.O. Box 4718.
Jennie M. Jordan Memorial Award.
Recognizes
academic excellence in a Senior level student that is a member of Beta Beta
Beta National Honor Society for Biology. Traditionally, this award has been
presented to the graduating member of Tri-Beta with the highest GPA. The recipient
will be announced by the Eta Pi Chapter of Tri-Beta during the Student Awards
Day Ceremony in the spring semester. The award is honorary (name is engraved
on a plaque), and no monetary award is made. For further information, Contact
the Biology Department, (931) 221-7781, P.O. Box 4718.
Durward Harris Scholarship.
This scholarship
of $1,000 will be awarded to a student who is pursuing Premedicine, has completed
at least 48 hours at Austin Peay, has successfully completed Organic Chemistry
with at least a “B” in lectures and labs, and a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA.
Applications will be reviewed and the recipient selected by a scholarship committee
to include Dr. Phil Roe or his designee.
Roe Family Scholarships.
Two scholarships have been established by
Dr. Phil Roe, an Austin Peay alumnus. One is designated for an incoming freshman
in honor of John D. Lewis and one is for a community college transfer student
in the field of Biology. Each award may be renewed based on academic progress,
maintaining full-time status and minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 For further information
contact the Biology Department, (931)221-7781, P.O. Box 4718 or the University
Advancement Office, (931)221-7127, P.O. Box 4417.
Clarksville Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship.
This scholarship, based on financial need and GPA, is given as an annual award
to a young woman in a business or professional field by the Clarksville Business
and Professional Women's Club. The recipient is selected by members of the Club.
Interested persons should submit a letter stating financial need, GPA, and background
to Clarksville B&PW Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 584, Clarksville, TN
37041. (Also listed under Open)
Credit Bureau of Clarksville Scholarship.
This scholarship
provides a one time annual award to a graduating senior from a Clarksville-Montgomery
County high school who plans to attend Austin Peay and major in a business related
field (accounting, management, marketing, business administration, general business,
etc.) Financial need will be heavily considered. For further information contact
the University Advancement Office, (931)221-7127, P.O. Box 4417.
Catharine Elizabeth Edmondson Memorial Scholarship.
Established by Ms. Lucy E. Dunwoody in memory of her sister, this $3,000 annual
scholarship is available to students who exhibit the qualities and traits of
Ms. Edmondson. The scholarship will be given to an entering freshman business
major and is renewable for up to four years. A student must maintain a minimum
2.5 cumulative GPA to retain the scholarship. No work hours are required, but
recipient students must write a paper on a contemporary subject in the area
of their discipline. The Dean of the College of Business will be their advisor.
For further information contact the Office of the Dean of the College of Business
at (931) 221-7674.
First Federal Business Administration Scholarship.
Scholarships are provided by First Federal Savings Bank to residents of Tennessee,
Kentucky counties of Christian and Todd, or individuals living within 30 miles
of the campus. Selection is based upon scholastic achievement, leadership potential
and extracurricular involvement in both the school and the community. Financial
need may be considered but is not the basis for selection. Recipient must be
pursuing full-time studies for a degree (undergraduate or graduate) in Business
or professional programs, must maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and be
involved in university-related activities a minimum of four hours per week.
For further information contact The College of Business, APSU Box 4416, (931)
221-7674.
Billy Thompson Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship is provided by the Hilldale Civitan Club in memory of the late
Dr. Billy Thompson, Professor of Office Administration and Business Education.
Eligible students must have attained junior status, be enrolled full‑time
in the business related program, maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA, and
exemplify the qualities of leadership and service to others which characterized
Dr. Thompson. Selection will be based on financial need with preference given
to Clarksville/Montgomery County residents. The recipient will be announced
at the annual awards ceremony during the second semester. For further information
contact the Hilldale Civitan Club, P.O. Box 3066, Clarksville, TN 37043.
John Joseph Flood Memorial Scholarship.
This
scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $1,000 per year to biology and
chemistry majors who are low income and have financial need. For further information
contact the Department of Chemistry, APSU Box 4547, telephone (931) 221-7626.
Durward Harris Scholarship.
This scholarship
of $1,000 will be awarded to a student who is pursuing Premedicine, has completed
at least 48 hours at Austin Peay, has successfully completed organic chemistry
with at least a “B” in lectures and labs, and has a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA.
Applications will be reviewed and the recipient selected by a scholarship committee
to include Dr. Phil Roe or his designee. For further information contact the
Department of Chemistry, APSU Box 4547, telephone (931) 221-7626.
Montgomery County Science Fair Scholarships.
The Chemistry Department will award nonrenewable $250 scholarships to high school
seniors who exhibit outstanding projects in the Montgomery County Science Fair
and profess an interest in majoring in chemistry. A completed application packet
must be submitted to the APSU Chemistry Department by March 20. For further
information contact the Department of Chemistry, APSU Box 4547, telephone (931)
221-7626.
Professional Chemist Alumni Scholarships.
The Chemistry Department will award renewable $1,000 scholarships to entering
freshmen who have a great interest in conducting scientific research and who
choose the ACS Certified Chemistry major. The recipient of this scholarship
must be in the top ten percent of his/her high school graduating class, have
a minimum ACT Composite score of 25 or SAT of 1130, and a minimum cumulative
high school GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). A completed application packet must
be submitted to the Department of Chemistry by February 15. For further information
contact the Department of Chemistry, APSU Box 4547, telephone (931) 221-7626.
Tammy Jo Milliken Memorial Scholarship in , Communication
and Theatre.
This scholarship was established in 1988 in memory of
Tammy Joe Milliken. Her parents, Ruth and Ervin Milliken, APSU alumna, established
an endowment to create this scholarship, which is to be awarded each calendar
year to a graduate of Northwest High School in Montgomery County. The recipient
of this scholarship must be in the upper 25 percent of the high school graduating
class, have a minimum ACT Composite score of 20 and minimum cumulative GPA of
3.0 (on a 4.0 scale), be an entering freshman at Austin Peay, and should be
planning to major in , Communication, and Theatre. This scholarship can be renewed
for subsequent academic years, provided a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA is maintained
each year. The monetary value of the scholarship will vary after the freshman
year. The student must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Selection
is made by the Chair of the , Communication, and Theatre Department based on
recommendations by department faculty members and the Northwest High school
principal and faculty. This scholarship award is $1,500 for the first year
and can apply to tuition, fees, books, housing, meals or any other college-related
expenses. Application forms are available in the guidance office at Northwest
High School or the , Communication and Theatre Department at APSU. For further
information contact the Department of , Communication and Theatre, APSU Box
4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. (Also listed under and Theatre)
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.,
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of , Communication
and Theatre. APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Creative Writing, Music, Theatre and Open)
George Brotherton Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship is provided by friends of Mr. Brotherton. Eligible students
must be enrolled full‑time in the Computer Science and Information Systems
program, maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA in the major, and exemplify those
qualities which characterized Mr. Brotherton. The recipient will be announced
at the Spring Awards Day ceremony. For further information contact the Department
of Mathematics and Computer Science, APSU Box 4626, telephone (931) 221-7833.
Hendon-Stokes Scholarships.
Given by Dr. Elizabeth Hendon Stokes, the late Walter L. Hendon, Jr., and Dr.
William G. Stokes, in memory of their parents, Walter L. and Gertrude Hendon
and Glenn and Lurlene Stokes. These scholarships are for majors in mathematics
and computer science or special education. Awards are based on need or merit
as determined by the appropriate department faculty, with each department being
given the opportunity to award a $500 annual scholarship. For further information
contact the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, APSU Box 4626, telephone
(931) 221-7833. (Also listed under Education and Mathematics)
Mathematics Scholarship.
The Scholarship is
awarded to students who show outstanding potential and are majoring in mathematics
or majoring in computer science with a minor in mathematics. For further information
contact the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, APSU Box 4626, telephone
(931) 221-7833. (Also listed under Mathematics)
The Donald Wallar Computer Science Scholarship.
Established in June
of 2000 by Mr. Donald Wallar, a computer science graduate of Austin Peay. Two
scholarships are available; one in the amount of $1,000 for a junior computer
science major and one in the amount of $1,500 for a senior computer science
major. Selection will be made by computer science faculty based on criteria
established by the donor. For further information and to apply for either of
these scholarships, please contact the Math and Computer Science Department
at (931)221-7833, P.O. Box 4626.
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, , Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of , Communication
and Theatre. APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Communication, Music, Theatre and Open)
Mary Florence Betts Endowed Scholarship.
This endowment was established by the many friends of long‑time educator
Mary Florence Betts. This endowment is designed to benefit Education students.
For further information contact the Dean of the College of Education, telephone
(931) 221-7696.
Hendon-Stokes Scholarships.
Given by
Dr. Elizabeth Hendon Stokes, the late Walter L. Hendon, Jr., and Dr. William
G. Stokes, in memory of their parents, Walter L. and Gertrude Hendon and Glenn
and Lurlene Stokes. These scholarships are for majors in mathematics and computer
science or special education. Awards are based on need or merit as determined
by the appropriate department faculty, with each department being given the
opportunity to award a $500 annual scholarship. For further information contact
the College of Education, APSU Box 4428, telephone (931) 221-7696. (Also listed
under Computer Science and Mathematics)
Kendrick Rudolph Memorial Scholarship.
Established by the family of
Kendrick Rudolph, this endowed scholarship provides a $750 award to a graduate
student at Austin Peay pursuing a master’s degree in education. Student must
have a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in special education. Selection
will be made by the Education Department Scholarship Committee. Scholarship
is a one time award, but recipient may reapply. For further information contact
the College of Education, (931)221-7511, P.O. Box 4428.
The John W. Porter Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded by the Engineering Technology Department based on
academic potential. A 3.0 GPA is required to receive and maintain the scholarship.
For further information, contact the Engineering Technology Department , (931)
221-1470.
The Judge William O. Beach Endowed Scholarship Fund.
This scholarship will be awarded to a rising junior majoring in English. The
recipient will be chosen on the basis of academic ability. An ACT Composite
score of at least 24 is required. Financial need may also be considered. Award
is for one year; recipient must reapply each year and maintain an annual minimum
3.0 GPA. Recipient will be chosen by the Scholarship Committee with recommendation
from the chair of the Department of Languages and Literature. For further information
contact Scholarship Committee Chair, Department of Languages and Literature,
APSU Box 4487, telephone (931) 221-7891.
Claiborne-Woodward Scholarship in Languages and
Literature.
Scholarship funds are provided to a student majoring
or minoring in Journalism, French, German, Latin, Spanish, or Writing who has
attained junior or senior status. The recipient will be selected from department
faculty nominations. For further information contact, Scholarship Committee
Chair, Department of Languages and Literature, APSU Box 4487, telephone (931)
221-7891.
Frank and Gladys E. Buhler Scholarship in Health and
Human Performance.
This scholarship was established in 1988 by the Buhler family and is
awarded annually to a junior majoring in health and human performance. Student
must have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA to be considered for the award, and
it may be renewed if the GPA is maintained. Student must demonstrate leadership
skills and high potential for a career in the health and human performance field.
Selection is made by the Chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance
based on recommendations from department faculty. For further information contact
the Department of Health and Human Performance, APSU Box 4445, telephone (931)
221-6111.
The Hollie Walker Memorial Scholarship in Health &
Human Performance.
This scholarship was established in 2000 in memory of Dr. Hollie Walker,
Jr., professor in Health & Human Performance. A book scholarship or scholarships
will be provided annually to an African-American graduate gerontology student.
The scholarship is a one-time award, non-renewable. Financial need and scholastic
achievement will be considered in the selection process. For further information,
please contact the Health & Human Performance Department at (931) 221-6111.
The Fred Seip, Jr. Memorial Scholarship in History.
This endowed scholarship, established in 1992, provides a $500 annual award
to a junior or senior with a declared major in history. Selection will be based
on need and will be made by the General Scholarship Committee from recommendations
by the chair of the History Department. An annual minimum cumulative GPA of
3.0 and continuing progress toward a degree in history are required for renewal.
For further information contact the History Department, APSU Box 4486, , telephone
(931) 221-7919.
Supplemental scholarships for freshmen enrolling each year in the Honors Program will be granted; $500 may be added to other scholarships, up to the University limit. Honors Scholars will be chosen on the basis of high school records, with attention given to both academic and non-academic accomplishments and recommendations. The applicant must have achieved a minimum ACT of 28 (1240 on SAT) and a 3.0 GPA. The recipient must be enrolled in the Honors Program and maintain satisfactory standards in that program. The stipend will be subject to renewal each year the student remains in the Honors Program with acceptable performance, in the judgment of the Honors Council. For further information contact Coordinator of the Honors Program, APSU Box 4447, telephone (931) 221-7714.
The Williamson-Kanervo Scholarship.
This scholarship was established by Drs. Ellen and David Kanervo in 1988 in
honor of their parents, Margery and Kibler Williamson and Mary and Arvo Kanervo.
This is an endowed scholarship that will be awarded annually to a rising junior.
The recipient must be a student in the area of political science or journalism.
The Departments of Political Science and Journalism and the Office of Admissions
will make recommendations to the General Scholarship Committee. The best qualified
student from these two academic areas will be selected. The scholarship award
will be $500. When the corpus has grown to a sufficient size that an additional
$500 scholarship may be provided without reducing the corpus, a second scholarship
will begin, one in journalism and one in political science. The recipient must
be enrolled full-time with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA required for each
semester. The recipient will be required to work two hours per week in the department
of the student's major. For further information contact the Department of
Communication and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. (Also listed
under Political Science)
Hendon-Stokes Scholarships.
Given by Dr. Elizabeth Hendon Stokes, the late Walter L. Hendon, Jr., and Dr.
William G. Stokes, in memory of their parents, Walter L. and Gertrude Hendon
and Glenn and Lurlene Stokes. These scholarships are for majors in mathematics
and computer science or special education. Awards are based on need or merit
as determined by the appropriate department faculty, with each department being
given the opportunity to award $500 annual scholarship. For further information
contact the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, APSU Box 4626, telephone
(931) 221-7833. (Also listed under Education and Computer Science)
Mathematics Scholarship.
The Scholarship is
awarded to students who show outstanding potential and are majoring in mathematics
or majoring in computer science with a minor in mathematics. For further information
contact the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, APSU Box 4626, telephone
(931) 221-7833. (Also listed under Computer Science)
The Donald Wallar Computer Science Scholarship.
Established in June
of 2000 by Mr. Donald Wallar, a computer science graduate of Austin Peay. Two
scholarships are available; one in the amount of $1,000 for a junior computer
science major and one in the amount of $1,500 for a senior computer science
major. Selection will be made by computer science faculty based on criteria
established by the donor. For further information and to apply for either of
these scholarships, please contact the Mathematics and Computer Science Department
at (931)221-7833, P.O. Box 4626.
Brigadier General G.H. Weems Army ROTC Scholarships.
Two $200 scholarships are awarded annually in memory of BG Weems, a native of
the Montgomery and Dickson County areas. Recipients must be advanced course
or MS II cadets with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 and minimum ROTC GPA of
3.0. For further information contact the Military Science Department, APSU Box
4535, telephone (931) 221‑6155.
Retired Officers Association Scholarship.
A $500 leadership scholarship has been established for a qualified APSU student
who is interested in a military career. The recipient must be a MS cadet from
Kentucky or Tennessee who has successfully completed two consecutive semesters
of military science. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 is required, with a minimum
ROTC GPA of 3.0. For further information contact the Military Science Department,
APSU Box 4535, telephone (931) 221-6155.
US Army ROTC Program.
The US Army ROTC Scholarship Program provides financial
assistance to outstanding high school graduates and selected college students.
Four-year scholarships are offered on a competitive basis to high school
seniors who will be eligible as University freshman by the time they are awarded.
Two-year or three-year scholarships are available to qualified APSU students.
The Army ROTC scholarship pays for tuition, textbooks, laboratory fees and other
purely educational expenses. It also provides the recipient a $200 per month,
tax‑free subsistence allowance for the duration of the award (maximum
ten months per year). For further information contact the Military Science Department,
APSU Box 4535, telephone (931) 221-6155.
Thomas Cowan Endowed Music Scholarship.
This scholarship was established by the late Mary Louise Cowan in memory of
her husband and will be awarded in the amount of $1,500 annually to a deserving
music student. For further information contact the Chair of the Music Department,
telephone (931) 221-7818.
Freeman/Meise Music Scholarship.
This scholarship was established in 1988 by Perkins and Ruth Freeman in honor
of their daughter and son‑in‑law, Cindy and Michael Meise, who are
both APSU alumni. This scholarship award is $1,000 per year and awarded on an
annual basis to a student majoring in music. Administered by the Director of
the Center of Excellence in Creative Arts, this scholarship is subject to renewal
provided successful progress toward completion of a degree is maintained. For
further information and/or an application contact the Center of Excellence in
Creative Arts, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876.
Friends of the Arts Scholarship.
The Friends of the Arts provide three scholarships per year to students majoring
in each of the three applied areas of the arts: Art, Music and Theatre. Recipients
must be rising sophomores who do not have a performance scholarship, but may
have other types of aid. Recipients must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA for
their first year at Austin Peay and must retain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
for renewal. Renewal also is contingent upon the continued availability of funds.
For further information contact the Center for the Creative Arts, APSU Box 4666,
telephone (931) 221-7876.
Sarah Kershner Lisenbee Music Scholarship.
Mr. William Kershner and his sisters, Mrs. Sarah Jane Grant and Mrs. Molly Cook,
established this scholarship in memory of their mother. This one-year scholarship
provides $500 to promising music majors, with preference given to piano students.
Preference is also given to students from Montgomery, Stewart and Houston counties,
but awards are not limited to residents of those counties. For more information
contact the APSU Music Department, (931) 221-7818.
Mabry Music Scholarship.
This scholarship has been established by Drs. George
and Sharon Mabry. It is to be awarded to a student majoring in vocal music.
The scholarship is subject to renewal provided acceptable standards are maintained.
For further information contact the Director of the Center for Creative Arts,
APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221‑7876.
Mary Ann Moses Memorial Scholarship.
This
scholarship provides a scholarship to a Clarksville High School vocal student
entering as a freshman music major. The scholarship can be renewed if the current
recipient maintains a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and progresses toward a music
degree and there is no incoming student who qualifies. For more information
contact the Chair of the Music Department at (931) 221-7818.
Monday Evening Music Club Piano Scholarship.
This scholarship provides a $1,000 annual award to a music major in piano,
who makes the most significant contribution to the department and demonstrates
notable improvement in musical development and performance. The award is presented
at a student recital each semester. Selection is made by Music Department faculty.
For further information contact the APSU Music Department, telephone (931) 221-7818.
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of , Communication
and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Creative Writing, Music, Theatre and Open)
LaRue V. Pryor Music Scholarship.
Scholarship will be given to a qualified student from Clarksville High School
who plans to major in Choral Music and/or Music Education. Student must be full‑time
and retention is possible for up to five years provided a minimum 3.0 cumulative
GPA is maintained. For further information contact the APSU Music Department
Chair, telephone (931) 221‑7818.
Resthaven Music Scholarship.
This scholarship
is provided by Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Inc. in honor of Dr. Solie Fott,
Professor Emeritus of Music and former department chair. The scholarship is
$500 per semester for music majors in piano or voice who are at the level of
junior or above. For more information contact the Chair of the Music Department
at (931) 221-7818.
E. O. Bradley, Sr. Scholarships.
Scholarships, established through trust fund, are awarded annually to students
who have completed successfully the first year of nursing courses. The scholarships
will pay certain education fees for the recipients. For further information
contact the School of Nursing, APSU Box 4658, telephone (931) 221-7710.
Melynda Collins Carrigan Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
This scholarship was established in 1987 by Dr. Vernon M. Carrigan in memory
of his wife, Melynda, and provides $500 annually to a nursing student in the
junior or senior year. Selection is based upon financial need and scholastic
ability. Selection is made by the General Scholarship Committee based on recommendations
from the Nursing Department. For further information contact the School of Nursing,
APSU Box 4658, telephone (931) 221-7710.
Martha Caldwell Charlet Nursing Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded annually to a student interested in the field of
nursing. It may be continued for a second year. Conditions of the scholarship
require that the student must be domiciled in Montgomery, Houston, Cheatham,
Stewart, Humphreys, or Robertson Counties of the State of Tennessee, or Christian,
Logan, Todd, or Trigg Counties of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and that the
recipient accept a position at Clarksville Memorial Hospital if one is available
after graduation. For further information contact the School of Nursing, APSU
Box 4658, telephone (931) 221-7710.
Cheatham County Health Care Scholarship.
This scholarship was established in 1968 by Cheatham County Health Care Associates
and provides $500 per academic year (divided equally over two semesters) to
a graduate of Cheatham County Central High School planning to enter APSU as
a full‑time student majoring in a health‑care related field. This
scholarship may be renewed provided the student maintains a minimum 3.0 cumulative
GPA as of the second semester, and is enrolled full‑time in a health‑care
related field. If there are no applicants from Cheatham County Central High
School, this scholarship will be offered to a graduate of Harpeth High School.
Awards are made by May 1. Graduating seniors should apply through the high school
guidance office by March 31. Selection will be made by the Cheatham Health Care
Associate Scholarship Committee and will be announced at the annual awards banquet.
Mandy Cianos Memorial Scholarship.
This endowed
scholarship, established and awarded by the Austin Peay Nursing Alumni Chapter,
is awarded annually to a junior or senior who has been accepted into the APSU
School of Nursing. For further information contact a member of the Nursing
Alumni Chapter or the School of Nursing at (931) 221-7710.
Clarksville Memorial Hospital Nursing Scholarships.
Clarksville Memorial Hospital provides eight nursing scholarships per year,
four to junior nursing students and four to senior nursing students. The scholarship
award will cover tuition and fees, and renewal is possible for those awarded
at the junior level. There are certain requirements placed on this scholarship,
and an agreement must be signed by the recipient before the monetary award can
be made. For further information contact the School of Nursing, APSU Box 4658,
telephone (931) 221-7710.
Smith Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
This endowed scholarship was established in memory of Capts. Patrick and Rosemary
Smith by the Hilldale Civitan Club of Clarksville. Scholarships are awarded
annually to junior and/or senior nursing students. For further information contact
the School of Nursing, telephone (931) 221-7710.
Bryan Russell Vaughn Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
This endowed scholarship, established by the family of Bryan Russell Vaughn,
is awarded to a qualified nursing student. For further information contact the
School of Nursing, telephone (931) 221-7710.
Del Square Psi Physics Alumni Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded annually on the basis of scholastic excellence and
financial need to a student of demonstrated ability in the field of physics.
Conditions of the scholarship are the responsibility of the Department of Physics.
For further information contact the Department of Physics, APSU Box 4608, telephone
(931) 221-6116.
The M. R. Mayfield Scholarship in Physics.
This scholarship is awarded from funds contributed by students and friends of
M. R. Mayfield. It is designed to assist a student in obtaining an education
in physics at APSU. Conditions for the scholarship are the responsibility of
the Department of Physics. For further information contact the Department of
Physics, APSU Box 4608, telephone (931) 221-6116.
George O. Albright Scholarship.
This endowed scholarship
was established by the estate of the late George O. Albright, an Austin Peay
alumnus. Preference will be given to a native of Montgomery County,
Tennessee. The scholarship is for an upper-level political science or pre-law
student with a genuine interest in the law. For further information, contact
the Political Science Department, (931) 221-7515, P.O. Box
4748.
Truman Hester Memorial Scholarship.
The Montgomery
County Republican Women’s Club sponsors this scholarship awarded to a sophomore,
junior, or senior political science major with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
Past recipients may reapply for the scholarship. For further information contact
Dr. David Kanervo at (931) 221-7515.
Montgomery County Bar Association - John H. Peay Scholarship.
This
scholarship was established in 2000 to honor the retirement of Judge John Peay.
The $500 annual scholarship is for a junior or senior pre-law student with a
minimum GPA of 3.0. Selection will be made by the Political Science department
scholarship committee. The award is for one year, but junior recipients may
reapply. Recipient must have a strong desire to attend law school and pursue
a career in law. For further information, contact the Political Science Department,
(931) 221-7515, P.O. Box 4748.
The Williamson-Kanervo Scholarship.
This scholarship was established by Drs. Ellen and David Kanervo in 1988 in
honor of their parents, Margery and Kibler Williamson and Mary and Arvo Kanervo.
This is an endowed scholarship that will be awarded annually to a rising junior.
The recipient must be a student in the area of political science or journalism.
The Departments of Political Science and Journalism and the Office of Admissions
will make recommendations to the General Scholarship Committee. The best qualified
student from these two academic areas will be selected. The scholarship award
will be $500. When the corpus has grown to a sufficient size that an additional
$500 scholarship may be provided without reducing the corpus, a second scholarship
will begin, one in journalism and one in political science. The recipient must
be enrolled full‑time with a minimum 3.0 GPA required for each semester.
The recipient will be required to work two hours per week in the department
of the student's major. (Also listed under Journalism) For further information
contact the Department of Political Science, APSU Box 4748, telephone (931)
221-7515.
The President's Emerging Leaders Scholarships*.
A limited number of scholarships in the amount of $1,500 per academic year will
be awarded to entering freshmen who have demonstrated potential to benefit from
leadership training. Entering freshman must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or above,
and show evidence of participation in high school and community activities,
as well as evidence of leadership qualities as denoted by participation in activities.
Three letters of reference will be required of all applicants; one should be
from an academic person and one from a person representing a community resource.
Interviews are required. Application forms may be obtained from the Director
of the President’s Emerging Leaders Program, APSU Box 4718, telephone (931)
221-7677, or from the Office of Admission and submitted by February 15.
For additional information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548,
telephone (931) 221-7661 or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778)
The President’s Emerging Leaders Program scholarships are funded by the following endowments individually:
The Anthony Rinella Scholarship.
This endowed scholarship
was established by former Austin Peay President Dr. Sal Rinella and his wife,
Pat, in honor of Dr. Rinella’s brother, Anthony. The scholarship is awarded
annually to a graduate Psychology student. The recipient must be full-time
and majoring in school psychology. A number of qualitative factors will be
considered in the selection process. For further information, contact the Psychology
Department, (931) 221-7233, P.O. Box 4537.
Mary Keller Cox Faculty Scholarships.
These scholarships have been established by faculty members of the Sociology
Department and are awarded annually to students majoring in the department.
Selection is based on academic achievement and potential. For further information
contact the Department of Sociology, APSU Box 4656, telephone (931) 221-7730.
Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel Bananto Social Work Scholarship.
This scholarship awards $1,000 per year to social work majors. Awards
are based on financial need, GPA, and an essay written by the scholarship applicant.
For more information contact the Chair of the Department of Social Work (931)
221-7730.
Joseph Richardson Social Work Scholarship.
These scholarships are awarded each Spring to social work majors. An applicant
must have been accepted into the social work program, and the scholarships are
based on academic achievement and potential, need, and contributions to the
community. Money for these scholarships come primarily from previous social
work graduates. For further information contact the Department of Social Work,
APSU Box 4656, telephone (931) 221-7730.
Tammy Jo Milliken Memorial Scholarship in Communication
and Theatre.
This scholarship was established in 1988 in memory of
Tammy Joe Milliken. Her parents, Ruth and Ervin Milliken, APSU alumna, established
an endowment to create this scholarship, which is to be awarded each calendar
year to a graduate of Northwest High School in Montgomery County. The recipient
of this scholarship must be in the upper 25 percent of the high school graduating
class, have a minimum ACT Composite score of 20 and a minimum GPA of 3.0 (on
a 4.0 scale), be an entering freshman at Austin Peay, and should be planning
to major in Communication and Theatre. This scholarship can be renewed for subsequent
academic years, provided a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA is maintained for each
year. The monetary value of the scholarship will vary after the freshman year.
The student must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Selection is
made by the Chair of the Communication and Theatre Department based on recommendations
by department faculty members and the Northwest High school principal and faculty.
This scholarship award is $1,500 for the first year and can apply to tuition,
fees, books, housing, meals or any other college‑related expenses. Application
forms are available in the guidance office at Northwest High School or the
Communication and Theatre Department at APSU. For further information contact
the Department of Communication and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931)
221-7378. (Also listed under Communication and Theatre)
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of Communication
and Theatre. APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Communication, Creative Writing, Music, Theatre and Open)
Ann Edwards Brown Memorial Scholarship.
This
scholarship was established in 1989 by the family and friends of the late Ann
Edwards Brown. Applicants for the scholarship may be entering freshmen who intend
to major in theatre or currently enrolled students who are majors in theatre.
Selection will be based on the student's financial need in conjunction with
a serious commitment to theatre. Application may be made by letter to the Department
of Communication and Theatre. For further information contact the Department
of Communication and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378.
Friends of the Arts Scholarship.
The Friends
of the Arts provide three scholarships per year to students majoring in each
of the three applied areas of the arts: art, music, and theatre. Recipients
must be rising sophomores who do not have a performance scholarship, but may
have other types of aid. Recipients must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
for their first year at Austin Peay and must retain a minimum 3.0 cumulative
GPA for renewal. Renewal also is contingent upon the continued availability
of funds. For further information contact the Center for the Creative Arts,
APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also listed under Art and Music)
Mary Carole Griffin Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship was established in 1974 in memory of Mary Carole Griffin, theatre
student and beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin. Applicants for this
scholarship may be entering freshmen who intend to major in theatre or currently
enrolled students who are majors in theatre. For further information contact
the Department of Communication and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931)
221-7378.
Tammy Jo Milliken Memorial Scholarship in Communication and Theatre.
This scholarship was established in 1988 in memory of Tammy Joe Milliken. Her
parents, Ruth and Ervin Milliken, APSU alumna, established an endowment to create
this scholarship, which is to be awarded each calendar year to a graduate of
Northwest High School in Montgomery County. The recipient of this scholarship
must be in the upper 25 percent of the high school graduating class, have a
minimum ACT Composite score of 20 and an overall minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0
scale), be an entering freshman at Austin Peay, and should be planning to major
in Communication and Theatre. This scholarship can be renewed for subsequent
academic years, provided a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA is maintained each year.
The monetary value of the scholarship will vary after the freshman year. The
student must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Selection is made
by the Chair of the Communication and Theatre Department based on recommendations
by department faculty members and the Northwest High school principal and faculty.
This scholarship award is $1,500 for the first year and can apply to tuition,
fees, books, housing, meals or any other college-related expenses. Application
forms are available in the guidance office at Northwest High School or the
Communication and Theatre Department at APSU. For further information contact
the Department of Communication and Theatre, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931)
221-7378.
Michael Scott Norris Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship was created in 1984 in memory of Michael Scott Norris, beloved
son of Ted and the late Rosemary Norris. Applicants for this scholarship may
be entering freshmen who intend to major in theatre or currently enrolled students
who are majors in theatre. High potential for achievement in the theatre and
high motivation will be the principal criteria for selection. Application may
be made by letter to the Department of Communication and Theatre. For further
information contact the Department, APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378.
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of Communication
and Theatre. APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Communication, Creative Writing, Music, and Open)
Academic Honors Scholarships*.
These scholarships
are available to high school seniors who rank in the top 10 percent of their
graduating classes, have minimum ACT Composite scores of 24 (SAT 1090), and
minimum cumulative GPAs of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). These students must be entering
college for the first time in the fall after graduating the previous spring.
Awards vary in amounts. A minimum GPA of 3.0 per semester and a minimum 3.2
cumulative GPA at the conclusion of the academic year are required for students
to renew their scholarships. Students must complete a minimum of 12 hours each
semester and a minimum of 28 hours per academic year. A student who forfeits
his/her scholarship for any of the above reasons may be eligible for consideration
after the lapse of a least one full semester or summer term and the attainment
of the minimum GPA required for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance
can be exercised only one time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional
on funds being available. Since state funds are used for these scholarships,
recipients are required to work six hours per week per semester. Students are
given work assignments related to their major academic interest. Scholarship
application forms may be obtained from high school guidance counselors and sent
to the Office of Admissions along with application for admission by February
15. For further information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548,
telephone (931) 221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU
(2778).
Academic Scholarships*.
APSU provides a limited
number of Academic Scholarships in various amounts and are renewable for up
to four years. Recipients must be in the upper 25 percent of their graduating
classes, have minimum ACT Composite scores of 20 (SAT 940), minimum GPAs of
3.0 (on a 4.0 scale), good recommendations, and demonstrate leadership ability
through participation in extracurricular activities. Recipients will be required
to work three hours per week per semester. A minimum GPA of 2.5 per semester
and a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA are required for students to renew their scholarships
on July 1 of each year. Students must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester
and a minimum of 28 hours per academic year. A student who forfeits his/her
scholarship for any of the above reasons may be eligible for consideration after
the lapse of a least one full semester or summer term and the attainment of
the minimum GPA required for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance can
be exercised only one time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional
on funds being available. Scholarship application forms are available from high
school guidance counselors and should be sent to the Office of Admissions along
with application for admission by February 15. For further information contact
the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4546, telephone (931) 221-7661, or
toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778).
Vic Albright Scholarship.
This scholarship
of $1,000 annually is awarded to a student of any major who is a rising junior
and the child or spouse of a citizen active in law enforcement in Montgomery
County, Tennessee. Selection by the General Scholarship Committee of the University
will be based upon need and solid academic credentials. A student not receiving
federal need-based assistance is preferred. A minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA is
required for retention of the scholarship. For further information contact
the Student Financial Aid Office, APSU Box 4598, telephone (931) 221-7907.
APSU National Alumni Association Scholarships.
These scholarships are awarded annually to incoming freshmen as available.
The scholarship award provides $1,000 annually and may be renewed provided the
recipients maintain acceptable standards as set by the APSUNAA. Students must
be enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours per semester. For further information contact
the Director of Alumni and Annual Giving, APSU Box 4676, telephone (931) 221-7979.
APSU Women’s Club Scholarship.
Given by the
University Women’s Club in memory of Mrs. Halbert Harvill, this scholarship
is awarded annually and pays approximately $700 per semester. For further information
contact the University Women’s Club, APSU Box 4476, Clarksville TN 37044.
Beta Sigma Phi (Xi Beta Alpha Chapter) Scholarship.
This scholarship, established in 1991 by the Xi Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi, provides $250 per semester to a female, non-traditional, undergraduate
student. Recipient must show academic promise and be enrolled either part-time
or full‑time. Financial need may be considered. Scholarship can be renewed
for up to four years provided continued academic promise is shown. For further
information contact the Student Financial Aid Office, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Beta Sigma Phi (Preceptor Xi Chapter) Scholarship.
This scholarship provides a $700 annual scholarship to a female, non-traditional
student, junior or senior status. Financial need is heavily considered and recipient
must make academic progress and be committed to obtaining a degree in her chosen
field. Recipient may reapply for scholarship. For further information, contact
the University Advancement Office (931) 221-7127, P.O. Box 4417.
Lafayette Briggs Memorial Scholarship.
Established
by the family of Lafayette Briggs, this endowed scholarship provides a $2,500
annual award to a graduate of Stewart County High School and is renewable based
on academic progress. For further information contact the Office of Admissions,
telephone (931) 221-7661 or toll free at 1-800-844 APSU (2778).
Alan Chong Memorial Scholarship in International Education.
These scholarships are provided by the family of the late Alan Chong, a local
businessman, for students of Asian descent. For further information contact
the International Education Office (931) 221-7175.
Clarksville Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship.
This scholarship, based on financial need and GPA, is given as an annual award
to a young woman in a business or professional field by the Clarksville Business
and Professional Women's Club. The recipient is selected by members of the Club.
Interested persons should submit a letter stating financial need, GPA, and background
to Clarksville B&PW Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 584, Clarksville, TN
37041. (Also listed under Business)
Ralph Cogburn Academic Honor Scholarship.
This four-year scholarship, established by the Hilldale Kiwanis Club,
is awarded to a graduating senior of one of the Montgomery County high schools.
Monetary value of the scholarship will vary. Academic achievement, participation
in school related activities, and community service are given consideration
in selection of the recipient. The recipient must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA
during the freshman and sophomore years, a minimum 3.0 GPA during the junior
and senior years, work in the Alumni Office, and participate in activities of
the Hilldale Kiwanis Club. For further information contact the Director of Alumni
and Annual Giving, APSU Box 4676, telephone (931) 221-7979.
Community College Academic Honors Scholarships*.
These scholarships are available to, and may be renewed for up to three consecutive
semesters, community college transfer students from Tennessee or Hopkinsville
Community College who have received an associate degree or who have completed
two years at the community college and have achieved a minimum 3.5 cumulative
GPA. The scholarship application, and the application for admission must be
submitted for early decision consideration by April 15. Recipients may receive
up to $2,400 per year. Renewal criteria for this scholarship are listed under
Academic Honors Scholarships. A student who forfeits his/her scholarship for
any of the above reasons may be eligible for consideration after the lapse of
at least one full semester or summer term and the attainment of the minimum
GPA required for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance can be exercised
only one time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional on funds being
available. For further information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box
4548, telephone (931) 221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU
(2778).
Maria Daniel and Tammy Yarbrough Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship was established by the parents of Maria Daniel, Mr. And Mrs.
Noah Daniel. Maria and Tammy were Austin Peay students from Dickson County who
were killed in an automobile accident in 1990. The annual $1,000 award is made
to a graduating senior from Dickson County High School. The guidance department
at Dickson County High School will make the selection and notify the University
Advancement Office at Austin Peay (931) 221-7127. The name of the recipient
to process the scholarship award. This scholarship is not renewable but is for
a period of one year, $500 per semester.
Gamma Beta Phi Scholarship.
Established in 1989, this scholarship will provide
$100 per semester to an incoming freshmen majoring in any academic area. A minimum
3.5 GPA is required and a minimum ACT Composite score of 20 is preferred. The
recipient must enroll full‑time. This scholarship will be provided on
an annual basis and may be renewed for the second semester of the freshman year
if a minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA is attained. The recipient will be selected
by the General Scholarship Committee. For further information contact the Student
Financial Aid Office, APSU Box 4546, telephone (931) 221-7907.
John A. Hancock Endowed Scholarship.
This scholarship established by Patricia McReynolds Hancock, is $1,000 annually
and provided to a student not eligible for need based financial aid. The recipient
must have a minimum high school GPA of 2.8 or above, an ACT Composite score
of 18 or above, and be involved in extracurricular activities. At least one
of the student's parents should work in public health (first priority) or teaching/counseling.
Retention is possible if a minimum 2.8 GPA is maintained after the end of freshman
year and a minimum 2.9 annual GPA thereafter. For further information contact
the Director of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931) 221‑7661, or
toll free at 1-800-844-APSU.
Catherine Evans Harvill Scholarship.
Given by the University Women's Club in memory of Mrs. Halbert Harvill, this
scholarship is awarded annually and pays approximately $700 per semester. For
further information contact the University Women's Club, APSU Box 4666, Clarksville,
Tennessee 37044.
Honors Program Scholarships.
Supplemental scholarships for freshmen enrolling each
year in the Honors Program will be granted; $500 may be added to other scholarships,
up to the University limit. Honors Scholars will be chosen on the basis of high
school records, with attention given to both academic and non-academic
accomplishments and recommendations. The applicant must have achieved a minimum
ACT of 28 (1240 on SAT) and a 3.0 GPA. The recipient must be enrolled in the
Honors Program and maintain satisfactory standards in that program. The stipend
will be subject to renewal each year the student remains in the Honors Program
with acceptable performance, in the judgment of the Honors Council. For further
information contact Coordinator of the Honors Program, APSU Box 4447, telephone
(931) 221-7714.
International Education Scholarship.
This scholarship was established
in 2000 by May’s Woks Restaurant and Hong Kong Wok Restaurant. Two annual $500
scholarships are awarded by the International Education Scholarship Committee,
one to an Austin Peay student of international descent and one to a student
who has shown commitment and actively participated either in international studies or activities. Recipients should have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and
may apply for renewal. For further information, contact the International Education
Office, (931) 221-7175, P.O. 8363.
International Experience Scholarship.
A limited
number are provided in various amounts to APSU students who would like the opportunity
to study abroad. These scholarships will encourage students to experience multicultural
opportunities and share their experience with others in the University community.
Applicants should be full-time Sophomore, Junior, or first semester Senior or
graduate (not last semester) students who have completed at least one semester
at APSU and must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 for undergraduate students
or 3.0 GPA for graduate students. For further information contact the International
Education Office, APSU Box 8363, telephone (931) 221-7175.
Junior Auxiliary of Clarksville Scholarship.
These scholarships, one full and two partial, were established by the Junior
Auxiliary of Clarksville to reward deserving Montgomery County students who
have earned a GPA of at least 3.0 volunteered extensively in the community,
and demonstrated strong character and financial need. Scholarships are renewable.
For further information, please contact Kay Drew, home phone (931) 647-6311.
The Kimbrough Memorial Scholarships*.
This scholarship fund was created in 1987 by Dr. Emory
Kimbrough, Jr. in honor of his parents, Emory Calloway Kimbrough and Martha
Beaumont Kimbrough. Scholarships are available to high school seniors and community
college students in Tennessee and at Hopkinsville Community College. Recipients
may receive up to $2,500 annually as a total scholarship package. Each high
school recipient must meet the requirements for the Academic Honors Scholarship
except that a minimum ACT Composite Score of 26 (SAT 1170), is required. Community
college recipients must receive an associate degree or have completed two years
at the community college level and have achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of
3.5 (on a 4.0 scale). Applications for scholarships and admission should be
submitted to the Office of Admissions by February 15 for high school seniors
for early decision consideration. April 1 is the deadline for community college
transfer students. A student who forfeits his/her scholarship for any of the
above reasons may be eligible for consideration after the lapse of at least
one full semester or summer term and the attainment of the minimum GPA required
for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance can be exercised only one
time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional on funds being available.
For further information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone
(931) 221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778).
David Lam Scholarship.
This scholarship was established in 2001 by the family
of the late Lafayette Briggs in honor of David Lam. It will provide full tuition
and fees. Student must be of Chinese descent and affiliated with David Lam.
For further information, please contact the University Advancement Office at
(931) 221-7127.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship*.
This
scholarship for African American students is in the amount of $2,000 per year
and is available in accordance with funding provided by the State Legislature.
Students must have minimum Composite ACT Scores of 19 (SAT 900) and a minimum
high school cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). Recipients must maintain
a minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA for scholarship renewal. Scholarship application
forms may be obtained from high school guidance counselors and sent to the Office
of Admissions along with an application for admission by February 15. For further
information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931)
221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778).
Kroger Scholarships.
The Kroger Scholarships were established in 2000
for incoming freshmen to Austin Peay State University. Recipients must be a
graduate of a Clarksville/Montgomery County or Fort Campbell, Kentucky high
school. For further information, contact the University Advancement Office,
(931) 221- 7127, P.O. Box 4417.
James Eric Lannom Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship, established in 1989 by a generous gift from the employees
of the Clarksville Department of Electricity, is awarded annually in the amount
of $1500. The recipient may be enrolled part‑time, but must take a least
nine credit hours per semester. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 is required
to retain this scholarship. The award is based upon need and the recipient may
study in any academic area. The recipient must be a non‑traditional student
who can demonstrate financial need. (An example would be a single parent who
must give up his/her job to complete academic studies.) For further information
contact the General Scholarship Committee, APSU Box 4546, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Debra Lentz Memorial Scholarship.
Established
by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lentz in memory of their daughter, Debra, this scholarship
provides a $1,500 annual award. It is available to an incoming freshman and
can be retained if a minimum 3.0 GPA is maintained. Selection is made by the
General Scholarship Committee. For further information contact the Student Financial
Aid Office, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Marshall Family Scholarship.
This scholarship,
made possible by gifts to Grace Chapel, an Episcopal Mission in the Rossview
Community, is awarded annually to either an undergraduate or graduate student
in amount of $500. Applicants for this scholarship may be interested in any
curriculum area, but students in the humanities will be given preference. Financial
need is also a consideration. Applications should be submitted to Trinity Episcopal
Church, 317 Franklin Street, Clarksville, TN 37040, by March 1 of each year.
For further information contact Dr. Richard Gildrie, APSU Box 4486, telephone
(931) 221-7932.
John E. Mayfield Charitable Foundation Scholarship.
This $500 scholarship
($250 per semester) is awarded annually to a graduate of a high school in Cheatham
County. Financial need will be considered. Minimum GPA is 2.75 and student
may be full or part time. Scholarship may be renewed if GPA is maintained.
For further information, contact the Admissions Office, (931) 221-7661, P.O.
Box 4548.
James H. and Mildred Smith McCorkle Memorial Scholarship.
Established
in 2000, this scholarship provides a $500 one time award in either the fall
or spring semester. Recipient must be making satisfactory academic progress
and be a graduate of a high school in Wilson County, Tennessee, with preference
given to graduates of Mt. Juliet High School, Mt. Juliet Christian Academy and
Wilson Central High School. For further information, contact the Admissions
Office, (931) 221-7661, P.O. Box 4548.
Charlie Mills Memorial Scholarship.
The Charles Mills Memorial Scholarship
provides $1,000 annual, renewable awards for incoming freshmen who have graduated
from Montgomery Central High School in Clarksville, Tennessee. Recipients must
have an ACT score of 20 or more, but not necessarily in the upper percentage
of his/her graduating class. Selection is made by a committee from Montgomery
Central High School in consultation with the family. For further information,
please contact the Guidance Office at Montgomery Central High School, (931)387-3201
or the University Advancement Office at Austin Peay, (931)221-7127, P.O. Box
4417.
Multicultural Scholarship*.
This scholarship
is available to high school seniors and community college students of races
other than African-American and Caucasian. Recipients may receive up to $2,000
per year. Each high school recipient must have a minimum ACT Composite score
of 19 (SAT - 900) and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale).
Community college students must receive an associate degree or have completed
two years at the community college level and have a minimum cumulative GPA of
3.0. Recipients must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 for scholarship
renewal. Applications for scholarships and admissions should be submitted to
the Office of Admissions by February 15 for high school seniors and April 1
for community college transfer students. For further information contact the
Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931) 221-7661, or toll free
at 1-800-844-APSU(2778).
Odd Fellows Scholarship.
This scholarship is provided by the Pythagoras Lodge
No. 23 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. For further information contact
the Director of Alumni and Annual Giving, APSU Box 4676, telephone (931) 221‑7979.
Performance Scholarships.
Performance scholarships,
which include work requirements, are granted to students interested in Art,
Music, Communication and Theatre, Creative Writing, and Student Publication.
Communication and Theatre majors should contact the Chair, Department of Communication
and Theatre. APSU Box 4446, telephone (931) 221-7378. Students also may contact
the Center for Creative Arts for information about scholarships in art, creative
writing, music, and theatre, APSU Box 4666, telephone (931) 221-7876. (Also
listed under Art, Communication, Creative Writing, Music, and Theatre)
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship*.
This $2,000
scholarship may be awarded to TBR Community College and Hopkinsville Community
College graduates, with no previous baccalaureate degree, who are members of
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Students must have a minimum cumulative GPA
of 3.0 and have received an associate degree. Recipients must also be United
States citizens and be residents of Tennessee or Trigg, Todd, Logan, or Christian
counties in Kentucky. The scholarship deadline is April 1. For further information
contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931) 221-7661, or
toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778).
President's Community College Transfer Scholarships*.
These scholarships are awarded to transfer students from Community Colleges
in Tennessee and Hopkinsville and may be renewed for up to three consecutive
semesters. Students may major in any field of study, must have received an associate
degree or have completed two years at the community college level, and have
achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Eligible students must provide a
completed scholarship application and an application for admission. For renewal,
the student must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 by the end of the
second semester at APSU, be enrolled full-time, and make continued satisfactory
progress toward completion of a degree. A student who forfeits his/her scholarship
for any of the above reasons may be eligible for consideration after the lapse
of a least one full semester or summer term and the attainment of the minimum
GPA required for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance can be exercised
only one time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional on funds being
available. For further information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box
4548, telephone (931) 221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU
(2778).
Presidential Scholarships*.
APSU provides
a limited number of Presidential Scholarships in various amounts. Recipients
must be in the upper 25 percent of their graduating classes, have minimum ACT
Composite scores of 21 (SAT - 980), overall high school minimum GPAs of 3.0
(on a 4.0 scale), good recommendations, extensive involvement in extracurricular
activities, and demonstrate leadership ability. Financial need may be considered
but is not the basis for selection. Recipient will be required to work six hours
per week per semester. A minimum GPA of 2.5 per semester and a 3.0 cumulative
GPA are required for students to renew their scholarships on July 1 of each
year. Students must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester and a minimum
of 28 hours per academic year. A student who forfeits his/her scholarship for
any of the above reasons may be eligible for consideration after the lapse of
a least one full semester or summer term and the attainment of the minimum GPA
required for the scholarship. This reinstatement allowance can be exercised
only one time by the scholarship recipients and is conditional on funds being
available. Application forms may be obtained from high school guidance counselors
and should be sent to the Office of Admissions along with application for admission
by February 15. For further information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU
Box 4548, telephone (931) 221-7661, or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU
(2778).
Retired Officers Association Scholarship.
A $500 leadership scholarship has been established for a qualified APSU student
who is interested in a military career. The recipient must be a MS cadet from
Kentucky or Tennessee who has successfully completed two consecutive semesters
of military science. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 is required, with a minimum
ROTC GPA of 3.0. For further information contact the Military Science Department,
APSU Box 4535, telephone (931) 221-6155.
Roe Family Scholarships.
Two scholarships have been established by
Dr. Phil Roe, an Austin Peay alumnus. One is designated for an incoming freshman
in honor of John D. Lewis and one is for a community college transfer student
in the field of Biology. Each award may be renewed based on academic progress,
maintaining full-time status and minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 For further information
contact the Biology Department, (931)221-7781, P.O. Box 4718 or the University
Advancement Office, (931)221-7127, P.O. Box 4417.
Luther Tippitt Memorial Scholarships*.
Established
through the estate of Luther Tippitt, these scholarships provide $1,500 annually
to two incoming freshman. Scholarship funds can be used for tuition, books,
on-campus dormitory expenses, and on‑campus cafeteria expenses.
Recipients must be in the upper 25 percent of their graduating class, have good
recommendations within and outside the school, have extensive involvement in
extracurricular activities, and demonstrate leadership abilities. Students receiving
other forms of financial aid are not eligible for these scholarships. Recipients
will be required to work six hours per week per semester. Renewal criteria is
a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 with 28 hours completed per year. Selection
will be made by the General Scholarship Committee upon recommendation from the
Director of Admissions. Application forms may be obtained from high school guidance
counselors and sent to the Office of Admissions by February 15 for early decision
consideration. April 1 is the deadline for late applications. For further information
contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931) 221-7661,
or toll free at 1-800-844-APSU (2778).
Jennifer Lynn Vick Memorial Scholarship.
This
scholarship, established in 1982 in memory of Jennifer Lynn Vick, daughter of
APSU alumni Bob and Jearldene (Bogard) Vick, is administered by the APSU Alumni
Association. Funds for the scholarship are provided by contributions from friends
and relatives of the Vick family. The recipient of this scholarship must be
in need of financial assistance and maintain a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA.
Students must complete a minimum of 12 hours per semester with work assignments
at the Pace Alumni Center at Emerald Hill. For further information contact the
Director of Alumni and Annual Giving, APSU Box 4676, telephone (931) 221-7979.
Brigadier General Herbert M. Wassom Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship
was established in 1988 in memory of BG Herbert Wassom, former assistant
division commander for the 101st Airborne Division. First-time students
at Austin Peay Center @ Fort Campbell, military personnel or family members
are eligible for the scholarship. For more information contact the Director
of Enrollment Services at Fort Campbell, APSU Box 4455, telephone (931) 221-1400.
Cameron Ford Watts Scholarship.
Established by the family
of Cameron Ford Watts, who passed away in 1993, this endowed scholarship provides
a $1,000 annual award to a student registered with the Office of Disability
Services. Gifts from numerous family members and friends created this endowment
which is the first scholarship at Austin Peay designated specifically for a
student with a disability. For further information and/or a scholarship application,
please contact the Office of Disability Services, (931) 221-6230, P.O. Box 8365.
Dorris Weakley Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Established by the family of Dorris Weakley, the recipient of this scholarship
must be a graduate of a high school in Cheatham County. High school GPA, ACT
or SAT scores; extra-curricular activities, and financial need are considerations.
A minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA must be maintained for retention. For further
information contact the Office of Admissions, APSU Box 4548, telephone (931)
221-7661.
Women’s Club Scholarship.
Given by the University Women’s Club in memory of Mrs.
Halbert Harvill, this scholarship is awarded annually and pays approximately
$700 per semester. For further information contact the University Women’s Club,
APSU Box 4417, Clarksville, TN 37044.
The Alex P. Wootton, Jr. Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship was
established in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Raby in recognition of Mrs. Raby's
father's dedication to the community and significant involvement in public
service. This is an endowed scholarship to be awarded to a student in financial
need who participates in volunteer service with a special interest toward enhancing
the safety and welfare of citizens (such as emergency medical services, rescue
squad, volunteer fire department, etc.). The scholarship will be awarded in
the amount of $250 annually and may be renewed provided the student maintains
a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. The recipient must have a minimum ACT Composite
score of 22. The scholarship is not restricted to any specific area of study.
For more information contact the Nursing Department, APSU Box 4546, telephone
(931) 221-7710.
* Refer to University Scholarship Application Procedures
Beach Oil Co. Scholarship.
This academic
scholarship of up to $1,000 annually is awarded to a child of a Beach Oil Company
employee. Selection will be made by the University. A minimum 3.0 cumulative
GPA is required to retain the scholarship. With successful performance, the
student may retain the scholarship for up to four years. If the employee is
no longer employed by the company, the scholarship will be continued for the
academic year. For further information contact the Student Financial Aid Office,
APSU Box 4598, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Burchett Construction Co. Scholarship.
This
academic scholarship of up to $2,000 annually is awarded to a child of a Burchett
Construction Company current employee or retired employee with ten or more years
service. The student may retain the scholarship for up to five years. For further
information contact the Student Financial Aid Office, APSU Box 4598, telephone
(931) 221-7907.
Thomas Lumber Company Employee Scholarship.
This endowment, provided by Tim and Linda Thomas will fund an academic scholarship
for a child of an employee of Thomas Lumber Company. Financial need is a consideration,
and a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA is required for retention. For further information
contact the Student Financial Aid Office, APSU Box 4598, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Trane Employees Scholarship.
This scholarship
will fund tuition costs for selected academic courses on a part-time basis up
to $1,500 annually for active and retired Trane employees with ten years of
service. Award may be made to a spouse or child but first priority will be
given to active employees and then to retired employees. A minimum 2.5 cumulative
GPA is required for retention in this program. Selection will be by the University
Scholarship Committee. Salaried employees must check with the Trane Education
Aide Program before applying. For further information contact the Student Financial
Aid Office, APSU Box 4598, telephone (931) 221-7907.
Trane Family Members Scholarship.
This scholarship
will provide one $1,500 academic scholarship annually. Selection by the University
Scholarship Committee will be based on academic potential. Priority order will
be given to children of active Trane employees, to children of retired employees,
active employees, then retired employees with at least ten years’ service.
For a new freshman, a minimum high school GPA of 3.0 and a minimum ACT Composite
score of 20 is required. A minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA is required for retention
while enrolled in at least 12 hours. If no qualified applicant is identified,
award may be made to a spouse of an active or retired employee. May be awarded
to recipient until successful undergraduate graduation, but not longer than
five years. For further information contact the Student Financial Aid Office,
APSU Box 4598, telephone (931) 221-7907.
University Advancement
Austin Peay State University
Browning Bldg., Rm 216
P. O. Box 4417
Clarksville TN 37044
(931) 221-7127
Fax (931) 221-6289
For questions or comments, please email Sharon
Silva.
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