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The Bronco Connection
November 19, 2014
The Bronco Connection is a weekly bulletin of information concerning colleges, financial aid, important test dates, scholarships and
general announcements published by the
Lee's Summit North Guidance and Counseling Center
[The Bronco Connection can also be found on the LSN Website]
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YOUR LSN GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
STAFF IS HERETO HELP!
Our hours are M-F 7:15 am - 3:00 pm. You are
welcome to come by and make an appointment
to visit with your counselor to ask questions
about curriculum, scheduling, planning for
college or just about anything!
Did you Know?
THE STATE OF MISSOURI RANKS
4TH IN TURKEY PRODUCTION???? MISSOURI
PRODUCES OVER 7.5 MILLION TURKEYS!!!
Mrs. Hutsell is down the hall a bit from the main
Guidance and Counseling Center in Room 1131.
She can help with college applications, official
and unofficial transcript requests and scholarship
information. You may also check with her to sign
up for the college representatives visits to LSN.
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GUIDANCE STAFF
ABRYANA WOOD A - D
[email protected]
ROBIN GRAY E - LA
[email protected]
LAURA HILLBRAND LE - R
[email protected]
SHELLEY MCCAIN S - Z
[email protected]
KARLA BARNHILL, REGISTRAR 986-3017
[email protected]
VALERIE MEUSCHKE, ADMIN. ASST. 986-3053 OR 986-3003
KATHY HUTSELL, ADMIN. ASST. 986-3051
Madison Cronley & Kelli Heineck, Student Assistants
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Historically Black College
and University Tour
DATES: MARCH 15-22,2015
This is the 18th annual tour of Historically Black
College and Universities. Below is a list of
schools to be visited:
• Kentucky State, Frankfort, KY
• West Virginia State, Dunbar, WV
• Hampton University, Hampton, VA
• Norfolk State, Norfolk, VA
• Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA
• Virginia Commonwealth Univ, Richmond,VA
• Bowie State, Bowie, MD
• Coppin State, Baltimore, MD
• Morgan State, Baltimore, MD
• Howard University, Washington DC
• Georgetown University, Washington DC
• George Mason University, Washington DC
• Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO
$500 per person
Price Includes:
• Round trip transportation
• Hotel Accommodations
• Breakfast meals each day
• Guided tours with campus admissions
• Sightseeing Tours
????GOT COLLEGE QUESTIONS????
COLLEGE PLANNING SESSIONS~
LSN BRONCO TIME~10:13am-10:48am
Wed. Nov. 19 - What is a FAFSA PIN &
Where do I get one?
Wed. Dec. 3 - How to finish up A+ and how to
KEEP it in College
Wed. Dec. 10 - College Visits– A Walk
Through Pretty Pictures
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ACADEMY NIGHT
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
7:00 pm
Lee's Summit High School
Lecture Hall
Representatives from the US Air Force Academy,
US Naval Academy, US Coast Guard, Merchant
Marines, US Military Academy at West Point,
Virginia Military Institute and New Mexico
Military Institute will be there to adquaint students
and their parents with information relative to
applying for an appointment.
SEE MRS. HUTSELL FOR THE
INFORMATION/APPLICATION PACKET.
Final payment is due February 15, 2015
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Bronco Connection
Lee's Summit North Guidance Office
Boys State
U.S. Navy/Marine Corps
Scholarship
Opportunities
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
5:30 pm
The National World War I Museum
at
The Liberty Memorial
100 West 26th Street
Kansas City, MO
www.theworldwar.org (for directions)
If you are a student (grades 8-11) interested in
attending the US Naval Academy or attending one
of over 50 NROTC College/Universities please
RSVP to
[email protected]
with your name and number of persons attending.
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The American Legion Boys State of Missouri
program was established in 1938 and is a statewide leadership & citizenship training program
specifically developed for high school juniors
who have distinguished themselves as leaders in
their school. During the 8-day program, the
young men experience government through a
"hands on learning" approach, enhance their
leadership skills, and develop an understanding
of their rights and responsibilities as citizens.
Using our democratic system as a basis, they
equip the participants, or citizens, to construct
their own state, utilizing the core values that
hold true in our everyday lives. They teach the
need for competition, the value of public office,
and the strength of the individual voice and vote.
Each candidate for Missouri Boys State must be
in their junior year of high school AND MUST
BE NOMINATED BY THEIR PRINCIPAL.
Only a few students are chosen from our nominees to attend Boys State.
If this is something you are interested in and
would like to be nominated, SEE MRS.
HUTSELL IN ROOM 1131 and she will give you
more details about the nomination process and
application.
Deadline to apply is : DECEMBER 10, 2014,
but please talk to Mrs. Hutsell ASAP.
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2014-2015
ACT TEST DATES
TEST DATE
DEADLINE
Dec. 13
Nov. 7
Feb. 7, 2015
LATE REGIS.
College Representative
Visits to LSN
Nov. 8-21
Jan. 9
Jan. 10-16
April 18,2015
March 13
March 14-27
June 13,2015
May 8
May 9-22
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ACT urges students to apply online for
the ACT test. We have an information
sheet and test prep booklets in the Guidance and Counseling Center.
Here is their website to register:
www.actstudent.org/start
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Summit Technology Open House!!!
Many universities and colleges will send representatives to Lee's Summit North during the school
year. These meetings are a great opportunity for
you to learn more about schools you might be
interested in attending.
BE WATCHING THIS SPACE IN THE
SPRING FOR MORE COLLEGE REP
VISITS!!!
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If you would like to meet with a college representative, stop by Mrs. Hutsell's office, Room 1131,
just down the hall from the main Guidance and
Counseling Center, and sign up to attend. You
must have your planner signed by your teacher in
order to miss part of class to attend one of these
visits.
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Summit Technology is hosting three Open House
Nights to be held November 20, 2014; January 13
and February 2, 2015.
Sessions Include:
• 6:00 - 6:30 pm -"Early Planners" Session for
Middle Students and their Parents
• 6:30 - 8:00 pm - Summit Technology Academy
Classroom Open House
• 6:30 - 7:00 pm - Missouri Innovation Campus
Presentation
• 7:00 - 7:30 pm - Missouri Innovation Campus
Presentation
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2014-2015 LSN
ACT Prep Course
ACT PREP CLASS SCHEDULE
WHAT: Intensive prep course designed to
prepare students for taking the ACT.
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WHO: Any student who has not taken the ACT
and wants help preparing for the test. Any student
who HAS taken the ACT and wants help improving their overall score or specific subject test
scores.
Prep Course #3
Wed 12/3 5 pm - 9 pm
Thu 12/4 5 pm - 7:30 pm
Wed 12/10 5 pm - 7:30 pm
Thu 12/11 5 pm - 9pm
ACT TEST DATE: SAT 12/13/2014
WHEN: Prep Class dates are listed on the
following page. Pick the class that corresponds
with your test date, if possible. Attendance at all
listed sessions for each class is encouraged.
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Prep Course #4
Wed 1/28 5 pm - 9 pm
Thu 1/29 5 pm - 7:30 pm
Wed 2/4 5 pm - 7:30 pm
Thu 2/5 5 pm - 9pm
ACT TEST DATE: SAT 2/7/2015
HOW: Contact Mrs. Meuschke in the Guidance
and Counseling Center to enroll in the prep class.
Email: [email protected]
or phone her 986-3053. There is no deadline to
enroll in a prep course, but spots fill up fast.
COST: $35 for LSR7 students. $90 for out-ofdistrict students. Scholarships are available for
LSN students. Contact the Guidance and Counseling Center for more information.
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Prep Course #5
Wed 4/8 2:45 pm - 7 pm
Thu 4/9 2:45 pm - 5 pm
Wed 4/15 2:45 pm - 5 pm
Thu 4/16 2:45 pm - 7 pm
ACT TEST DATE: SAT 4/18/2015
WHAT TO BRING?
• Calculator
• Pencils
• Highlighters
• Snacks/water bottle
• A watch
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Additional content area sessions will be available for students to attend during Bronco
Time.
All courses will meet in Elliott Hall unless
otherwise noted. Signs may be posted the
night of the class if an alternate location is
needed. Enter the building through the NW
doors (off Douglas by Guidance Office.)
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PLEASE NOTE: When a scholarship requires a transcript, PLEASE complete YOUR portion of
the application FIRST and then turn in ALL materials to Mrs. Hutsell in the Guidance Office.
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Scholarships
This is the place to look each week for
scholarship opportunities that we receive in the Guidance Office! But first,
here are some general guidelines when
requesting an OFFICIAL transcript ...
Most scholarship selection committees require an
Official transcript of the applicant's grades. In
order for a transcript to be "Official" it must be
mailed directly from our office to the scholarship
committee or whomever is requesting it. The word
"official" requires that there be no intermediary
involved. This includes students, parents, guardians, etc. PLEASE keep this in mind when applying for scholarships. And, help us out by completing your portion of the scholarship and turning in
the paperwork to Mrs. Hutsell in Room 1131 for
processing your Official transcript.
When applying for a scholarship online, please
send the link to Mrs. Hutsell at
[email protected] She will be
glad to upload an Official copy of your transcript.
Now that we have that out of the way,
here are some awesome websites that can be very
useful resources when finding scholarships:
www.collegeboard.org
Fastweb.com - compiles scholarships from
various organizations for students.
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-forcollege
www.inlikeme.com
www.collegesoup.com
There's More.......
Bronco Connection
• Quick reference guide on
Winning a Scholarship:
www.finaid.org/scholarships/
WinningaScholarship.pdf
• PowerPoint Presentation for
Secrets to Winning a Scholarship
www.finaid.org/questions/
20110419scholarshipsecrets.ppt
• Fastweb article about Top Ten
Myths about Scholarships
www.fastweb.com/financial-aid/
articles/3291-top-ten-mythsabout-scholarships
FAFSA - Federal Application for Federal
Student Aid - Grant, Loans, and Work
Study $$. The window to apply is January 1 - April 1 of senior year, but you can
go in early and create a pin # at
www.pin.ed.gov. Use the financial aid
calculator to see what type of aid the
student may get. Attend "Financial Aid
Night" at LSN in mid-January for more
info. To officially apply, visit
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Lee's Summit North Guidance Office
PLEASE NOTE: When a scholarship requires a transcript, PLEASE complete YOUR portion of
the application FIRST and then turn in ALL materials to Mrs. Hutsell in the Guidance Office.
ESA FOUNDATION
Playing With Purpose
Scholarships
SCHOLARSHIPS
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International is a philanthropic service organization which makes scholarships available to students all over the world.
They offer scholarships not only for four year
college but community colleges, trade schools
and graduate degrees. A student may re-apply
each year for a scholarship, whether they were
awarded a scholarship in the past or not. All
applications are taken online at:
This is a national program that honors and encourages high school student athletes who excel
athletically, academically and have committed
their life to following Christ. The Playing With
Purpose message encourages athletes to serve
rather than being served, to lead with humility
and engage culture.
Criteria includes:
• currently a high school 10,11, or 12th
grader
www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org
When you go to the website you can choose one
or several scholarships to apply for. You will be
charged $5 for each time you apply. Mrs. Hutsell
has a sheet of information in her office explaining
why this organization has to charge you a fee for
each application. You and your parents can read
over it and then decide if this is something you
want to take part in. An essay is required for all
scholarships and is given the MOST weight in
deciding who is awarded a scholarship.
JCI Senate Foundation Scholarships
Each year the United States JCI Senate Foundation offers $1,000 grants to graduating high
school students who plan to continue their education at colleges, universities or vocational
schools. The number of grants awarded annually
will be at the discretion of the US JCI Foundation. They must be used for educational expenses
in the first year of full-time study. You must be a
US citizen to apply for this scholarship.
• maintains a minimum "C" grade average or
higher
• currently a varsity level athlete in one or more
sports
• committed follower of Jesus Christ
Scholarship Benefits:
1. $2,000 scholarship awards to use towards
college of your choice (winners)
2. Unique athlete profile that introduces the
applicant to universities for further scholarship
opportunities (every applicant)
3. Award certificate (finalists)
4. Press release (finalists)
5. Summer Sport ministry opportunities (select
applicants)
To apply online visit:
www.playingwithpurpose.org
Application Deadline: February 1, 2015
See Mrs. Hutsell for the complete application
packet.
DEADLINE: January 9, 2015
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PLEASE NOTE: When a scholarship requires a transcript, PLEASE complete YOUR portion of
the application FIRST and then turn in ALL materials to Mrs. Hutsell in the Guidance Office.
NFIB
YEF
SCHOLARSHIP
The NFIB Young Entrepreneur Awards are nonrenewable scholarships created to recognize
young people who have demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit and initiative. The scholarships are
valued between $1,000 and $15,000. Applicants
must be high school seniors who will be attending
a two-or-four-year university, college or vocational institute in the fall of 2015 and who
OWNS/OPERATES AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. Many applicants participate in DECA,
Junior Achievement, FBLA, FFA, etc. BUT this is
not a requirement. Scholarships are merit-based,
not based on financial need.
See Mrs. Hutsell in Rm 1131 for a packet of
information and instructions on applying for this
scholarship award.
Students may apply October 1, 2014 thru
December 18, 2014.
TIP TOP TUX
SCHOLARSHIP
Tip Top Tux offers several scholarships to
graduating seniors who plan to go on to college.
Applicants are required to write a personal essay
not to exceed 500 words describing educational,
career and life goals and explain why you feel the
Scholarship offered by Tip Top Tux should help
you achieve them by investing in your education.
Two letters of recommendation are also required
as well an an official transcript.
DEADLINE: March 1, 2015
Missouri State Society
Daughters of the American
Revolution Scholarships
This organization offers scholarships to both
males and females who rank in the upper 10%
of their class. Applicants MUST be a US
citizen, a Missouri resident and attend a
Missouri university/college in the fall. All
scholarship awards are paid directly to the
University/college after the applicant's enrollment there is verified.
Here is a list of the scholarships and the
criteria for each:
MSSDAR Scholarship A one-time preferred amount of $1500
awarded to a student pursuing a degree of
his/her choice.
IRENE AND LEETA WAGY
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP A one-time award of $1,000 awarded to a
WOMAN pursuing a degree in EDUCATION.
DOROTHY POIKERT MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP A one-time amount of $600 awarded to a student
pursuing a degree in BUSINESS.
ROBERTA CAPPS AMERICAN
HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP A one-time amount of $1,000 awarded to a
student who will have a concentrated study of a
minimum of 24 credit hours in AMERICAN
HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT while in
college.
***Mrs. Hutsell has the applications in her office,
Room 1131.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 1, 2015
Bronco Connection
you are applying. Lee's Summit North Guidance Office
PLEASE NOTE: When a scholarship requires a transcript, PLEASE complete YOUR portion of
the application FIRST and then turn in ALL materials to Mrs. Hutsell in the Guidance Office.
Charles L. Bacon Memorial Scholarship
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American Legion Oratorical Contest
The American Legion sponsors this national
contest every year for students who would like to
gain the valuable experience of public speaking
and develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation of the Constitution of the United States.
Scholarship awards are presented to the three
finalists in the final round of the national contest.
First, applicants must enter the local/department
contests. Mrs. Hutsell has more details in her
office and contact information.
AMERICAN LEGION
SCHOLARSHIPS
The American Legion also sponsors several scholarship programs. Listed below are these scholarships and eligibility requirements:
Lillie Lois Ford Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded each year to one boy
and one girl who have attended Boys State or
Girls State.
M.D. "Jack" Murphy Memorial
Scholarship
This award is available to a Missouri boy or girl
training to be a REGISTERED NURSE. Applicant
must be in the top 40% of their class or have a
"C" grade average.
Joseph J. Frank Scholarship
Applicants must have attended a full session of
Boys State or Girls State AND be the descendant
of a veteran. Must use the scholarship money as a
full time student in an accredited college or
university.
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Applicants must be either a member of the
American Legion OR a DESCENDANT of a
member of the American Legion, the American
Legion Auxiliary or the Sons of The American
Legion.
Erman W. Taylor Memorial Scholarship
- must be a descendant of a veteran who served
90 or more days of active duty in the armed
forces and having an honorable discharge.
- be a Missouri resident
- use the award as a full-time student at an
accredited college or university
- provide a copy of the discharge certificate for
the veteran on whose the application is made
- submit an essay of 500 words or less on the
subject:: In your opinion, what was the most
significant world event of 2013/2014?
ALL OF THE AMERICAN LEGION
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE DUE APRIL 20, 2015.
SEE MRS. HUTSELL FOR COPIES OF THE
APPLICATIONS...
K-State Wabash CannonBall
Scholarship
Criteria:
• high school senior living in greater KC area
• must be admitted to Kansas State and have
completed a general scholarship application (due
Nov. 11).
• minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25 on a weighted
or un-weighted scale.
• completed application
Mrs. Hutsell has the applications in her office,
Room 1131.
DEADLINE: December 1, 2014
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PLEASE NOTE: When a scholarship requires a transcript, PLEASE complete YOUR portion of
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VFW Jack Ray Post 5789
Scholarship
• must be a graduating senior
• must be a child, grandchild, or sibling of a
combat veteran
• must have a 3.0 or higher GPA
One winner will receive $1,000. Proof of
eligibility (DD-214) will be required before
award is paid out. Mrs. Hutsell has the paper
applications in her office.
Deadline: April 1, 2015
National Co-op Scholarship Program
Merit Scholarships are awarded to students
planning to attend the following colleges:
Clarkson University
Drexel University
Johnson & Wales
Kettering
Merrimack College
Rochester Institute of Technology
State University of New York Oswego
University of Cincinnati
Univ of Massachusetts Lowell
University of Toledo Wentworth Institute of
Technology
Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or
better AND apply and be accepted for the 20152016 academic year at one of the schools listed
above.
Mrs. Hutsell has the scholarship application in
her office and more information. And various
application deadlines for each of the colleges
included in this program.
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Burger King Scholars
Burger King offers scholarships to high school
seniors who have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
higher and plan to enroll full-time for the entire
2015-2016 academic year at a 2 or 4 year college,
university or vocational-technical school in the
US.
See Mrs. Hutsell for more details...applications
are done online.
DEADLINE: December 15, 2014
National Elks Foundation Scholarships
The national and local Elks Clubs offer scholarships to students. If you are awarded a local
scholarship (worth $3,000) you are placed in the
competition for the National Scholarships. You
must apply online:
www.elks.org/enf/scholars
Click on Most Valuable Student Competition
Complete the application online, then print it off
and bring the completed packet to Mrs. Hutsell.
She will fill out the Counselor Report form and
mail everything for you to the local contact person
for the Elks Lodge.
DEADLINE: DECEMBER 5, 2014
Earl Collins Foundation Scholarship
This scholarship of $1,000 is offered by the
Kiwanis Club to graduating seniors. A minimum
ACT of 23 is required. Also evidence of participation in extra curricular activities and /or
community service. Two letters of recommendation are also required as well as an essay not to
exceed one page in length describing your educational plans and goals.
PLEASE RETURN YOUR COMPLETED APPLICATION TO MRS. HUTSELL ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 23, 2014.
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John Belcher Scholarship
The Missouri School Board Association, through
the FutureBuilders Foundation, awards seventeen
scholarships to Missouri high school seniors.
One scholarship winner is selected from our
Lee's Summit School District. Those seventeen
winners then compete for one larger scholarship.
The sixteen regional winners are awarded $750
and the statewide winner is awarded $1750.
Mrs. Hutsell has applications in her office. The
completed applications must be turned in to her
by Tuesday, January 6, 2015. She will then
submit all the LSN applications to the LS School
Board and ONE student from our District will be
chosen.
A 500-700 word essay is required . More details
about the essay are included with the application.
Project 21 Scholarship
The Missouri Gaming Association offers this
scholarship program. Applicants must write an
article or create a poster or video addressing the
issue of underage gambling. Two $1500 awards
will be given and four (4) $1,000 awards.
Mrs. Hutsell has applications and guidelines in
her office, Room 1131.
Deadline: March 1, 2015
Knights of Columbus Scholarships
This organization offers several scholarships to
graduating seniors who have a family member that
is a member of Knights of Columbus. Mrs.
Hutsell has the paper applications in her office.
Deadline: February 15, 2015.
Rita Kramer/Prairie View
Elementary Scholarship
Three (3) $500 scholarships will be awarded to
graduating seniors who attended Prairie View
Elementary. Awards are based on activities,
GPA, essay and 2 letters of recommendation. The
essay is over the following topic: What advice
would you give PVE kids to be successful in
middle school and high school?
See Mrs. Hutsell in Room 1131 for paper applications.
Deadline: March 25, 2015
Student-Athlete Scholarships
These scholarship awards are given by the
Greater Kansas City Officials Association. Any
graduating senior who participates in volleyball,
basketball, and/or Football is eligible to apply.
Process:
• Go to: www.gkcoa.org
• Click on Association News at top of page
• Go to Scholarships for HS Seniors
• Complete by April 15, 2015
Hy-Vee Foundation Scholarships
Eligibility Requirements:
• high school senior working for Hy-Vee who
began employment on or before Sept. 15, 2014
OR a high school senior son and/or daughter of a
full, regular, or part-time Hy-Vee employee who
has a minimum of six months employment as of
Sept. 15, 2014.
AND
applicant must be enrolling in college for the first
time.
See Mrs. Hutsell for the paper application.
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SAE International
Scholarships
This organization offers several scholarships (listed
below with criteria) to those graduating seniors who
plan to enter the field of
Engineering:
BMW/Engineering Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.75 or higher GPA
• rank in the 90th percentile in both math and critical
reading on SAT 1 or composite ACT scores.
• pursue an engineering or related science degree
through an ABET accredited program.
SAE/Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies
Scholarships
• US resident
• current high school senior
• 3.00 or better GPA.
• rank in the 90th percentile in both math and critical
reading on SAT 1 or the composite ACT scores.
• pursuing a bacherlor/associate degree in engineering
or technology through an ABET accredited program.
• planning to attend an accredited college or university
in the US.
• past or present students in a Ford Next Generation
Learning community.
Dan and Vicky Hancock Scholarship for
Mechanical Engineering Excellence
• US resident
• 3.5 or better GPA
• SAT I math of 600 or above and critical reading of
550 or above, an/or an ACT composite score of 27 or
above.
• pursue a mechanical engineering or related science
degree through an ABET accredited program.
TMC/SAE Donald D. Dawson Technical
Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.25 GPA
• SAT I math 600 or above and critical reading 550 or
above and/or an ACT composite score 27 or above.
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Edward D. Hendrickson/SAE Engineering
Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.75 GPA
• rank in the 90th percentile in both math and critical
reading on SAT I or composite ACT scores.
• pursue an engineering or related science degree
through an ABET accredited program.
Donald and Barbara Mozley Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.50 or better GPA
• SAT I math of 600 or above and critical reading of
550 or above, and/or an ACT composite score of 27
or above.
• Financial need as determined by a completed FAFSA
form.
Tau Beta Pi/SAE Engineering Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.75 GPA
• rank in the 90th percentile in both math and critical
reading on SAT I or composite ACT scores.
• pursue an engineering or related science degree
through an ABET accredited program.
Fred M. Young Sr./SAE Engineering Scholarship
• US resident
• 3.75 GPA
• rank in the 90th percentile in both math and critical
reading on SAT I or composite ACT scores
• pursuing an engineering degree through an
ABET accredited program.
The Deadline for all of the above scholarships
is January 15, 2015. Applications are all
submitted online, however Mrs. Hutsell has
some additional information at her desk.
These scholarship awards range from $1,500 $5,000 per year.
Lee's Summit North Guidance Office
Are you interested
in a career in
criminal
justice ?
The Missouri Sheriffs’ Association offers 16 — $1,000 scholarships each year to college-bound Missouri
high school seniors who intend to pursue a criminal justice career and will be attending a Missouri college or
university.
H Applicants must be in good standing with his/her school.
H Applicants must have a good reference from his/her school counselor.
H Applicants need to demonstrate financial need.
H Applicants are required to have a 2.0 GPA or greater.
H Applicants should be active in extra-curricular activities.
H A paragraph must be attached to the application detailing his/her goals 10 years after high school
graduation.
The award was established in 1988 in honor of former Scott County Sheriff John Dennis. Dennis served his
county for 24 years and, in 1963, was elected president of the Missouri Sheriffs’ Association. In 1976, Dennis
retired from the office of sheriff following a successful campaign for the Missouri Senate seat in District
27, a position he held until his retirement from state government 1992. In 1988, Dennis was presented a
Distinguished Service Award at which time the establishment of the John Dennis Scholarship Fund was
announced.
TO APPLY:
Visit www.mosheriffs.com and follow the scholarship link to learn more, or email [email protected].
The application must be returned to the Audrain County Sheriff’s Office,
1100 Littleby Road,
Mexico, MO 65265, no later than January 31 of each year.
Missouri Sheriffs’
Association
www.mosheriffs.com