Reminder to students:

1. You will also need TWO recommendations. If you are applying for several scholarships, the same two recommendation forms can be used for multiple scholarship applications.
2. If filling out more than one application to the college of EHHD, all applications can be returned in one envelope. Do not staple the applications, please.
3. Disbursement of scholarship funds occurs in late spring of '10 and is dependent upon verification of financial, academic and other qualifying criteria.

Vivian Baker Scholarship

• Junior or Senior
• Full-time student
• Pursuing a degree in the curriculum traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)
• Recipient shall demonstrate financial need through Financial Aid Office
• Good citizenship and character
• Graduate of a Montana high school
• 3.0 GPA or above
• Show promise for professional and academic achievement
• Preference to female students

Henrietta Moebus Bolitho Memorial Scholarship              

• Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or graduate
• Full-time student
• Pursuing a degree for at least two semesters in Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition,  Family Science, or Marriage and Family Counseling
• 3.0 GPA or above
• Good citizenship and character

John W. “Brick” Breeden Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior
• Full-time student
• Enrolled or register in curriculum within Health Enhancement or Movement Science
• Students receiving full or partial athletic scholarship not eligible
• Good citizenship and character
• 2.5 GPA or above
• For incoming freshman, must be in upper half of graduating class

Lula Mae Clay Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Must be enrolled in the curriculum traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, or Family Science)

Bertha Cochrane Clow Scholarship

• Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Graduate
• Recipient shall demonstrate financial need through Financial Aid Office
• Two letters of recommendation from current or emeritus faculty of the curriculum traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, Family Science, or Marriage and Family Counseling)
• Majoring in the Food and Nutrition
• Renewal for one year to recipient

Fern Erb Conners Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Must be a graduate of a Montana high school
• Undergraduate female enrolled in the curriculum traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, or Family Science)
• The first scholarship each year shall be designated for an incoming Freshman; the second for a continuing student and additional awards at the discretion of the Scholarship Committee
• Full-time student
• Recipient should demonstrate a strong evidence of making life-long use of their education in their major

Paul B. and Marie Davidson Scholarship

• Sophomore, Junior, or Senior
• Full-time student, preferably one who has completed their first year
• Must be of good citizenship and character, high moral standards, truthful, and honest
• Demonstrated financial need
• Recipients must have an average or better scholastic record and must be involved in school activities
• This scholarship alternates between fields traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science) and Chemistry.

Hazel Eddy Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Must be a Montana high school graduate
• Pursuing a degree in Home Economics related area (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)

Gus and Nikki Gnehm Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Recipients must be either instructing or volunteering in the Montana State University Ski Program or the Eagle Mount Ski Program
• Must be recommended by the Head MSU ski instructor or the Eagle Mount ski program coordinator
• The award shall not be based on need nor shall it be restricted to any academic major at the University

Lora S. Hedegaard Scholarship

• Must be enrolled in Family and Consumer Sciences or the curricula traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)

Marga Hosaeus Memorial Scholarship

• Junior or Senior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Full-time student
• Must be enrolled in one of the following options: Community Health Education, Movement Science, Sports and Leisure Management, Health Enhancement K-12 teaching, Health and Physical Education
• 2.5 GPA or above

Lynn Johnstone Early Childhood Education Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Enrolled in first undergraduate degree
• Must be majoring in Early Childhood Education or Child Development in the Department of Health and Human Development, or majoring in Elementary Education with the Early Childhood Education option in the Department of Education
• Demonstrate teaching potential
• Full-time student
• 3.0 GPA or above

Dorothy N. Kennemer Physical Education Scholarship

• Junior or Senior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Must be majoring in the option traditionally known as Physical Education with teaching K-12 option
• 2.5 GPA or above
• Good citizenship and character
• Must be recommended by their advisor and three other full-time faculty in the above option
• Show potential of becoming a superior teacher with demonstrated versatility in skill and supervisor proficiency

Ramona Marotz-Baden Scholarship

• Junior status in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Must be enrolled in a degree granting undergraduate program in the curriculum of Family and Consumer Sciences
• Must have outstanding performance in the undergraduate program and potential contribution to the field

Flora Martin Student Success Scholarship

• Junior or Senior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Must be pursuing a degree within the College of Education, Health and Human Development

Joan McCracken Scholarship

• Junior or Senior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Recipient shall demonstrate financial need through Financial Aid Office, preference to students of non-traditional age who have minor dependents for whom they are financially responsible
• Must be a Montana High School graduate
• Must be pursuing an undergraduate degree in Physical Education (Health Enhancement) or other departmental curricula related to Physical Education or Movement Science
• 3.0 GPA or above

Helyn McGown Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Graduates fellowships
• Majoring in curricula known as Movement Sciences, including Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Pre-Physical Therapy, and related or successor curricula

Angus and Anne McMillan Family Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior
• Majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences
• Alternates between College of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Devlopment (Awarded to EHHD in 2010-2011)

Marie Moebus Undergraduate Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• GPA of at least 3.0
• Be accepted or enrolled in a degree program in Family and Consumer Sciences, Child Development, Food and Nutrition, Family Science, Consumer Science, or Early Childhood Education

Ruth Osborn Memorial Scholarship

• Undergraduate
• Full Time Student
• Pursuing a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences

Marjorie Paisley Scholarship

• Junior, Senior or Graduate student in the 2010-2011 academic year
• This award is intended to provide reward for service with preference given to students who are service oriented
• Must be involved in volunteer or unpaid activities of the department, the university and/or community
• Financial need is not a consideration
• Consideration shall be limited to students in the following programs: Child Development, Family and Consumer Sciences Education/Extension, Consumer Sciences, Family Science, Food and Nutrition
• The recipient must have at least average academic ability with good citizenship and character

Parent/Family Association Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Full-time student in the College of Education, Health and Human Development

Donna Helterline Petouhoff Memorial Scholarship

• Junior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Must be enrolled in a degree granting curriculum in Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)
• Full-time student

Roehm Memorial Scholarship

• Junior, Senior or Graduate student in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Full-time student
• Majoring in Food and Nutrition
• 3.5 GPA or above
• Demonstrate a high potential for achievement in their field, ability to communicate effectively, and be of good character
• Maintain satisfactory progress

George and Jeanine Shroyer Scholarship

• Graduate student only
• Enrolled in graduate degree program in Health Enhancement or Movement Science

Mollie Allen Strand Memorial Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Recipient shall demonstrate financial need through Financial Aid Office
• Must be enrolled or plan to enroll in Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)
• Montana residents
• Recipients must be of good citizenship and character
• Full-time student
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress
• If for any reason a designated scholarship recipient should fail to enroll, or having enrolled should failed the course of study for the academic year in question, the unexpended portion of the award shall be retained

Schmitt Family Consumer & Family Sciences Scholarship

• Junior or Senior status in the 2010-2011 academic year
• 3.5 GPA or above
• Graduate of a Montana high school
• Pursuing a degree in non-teaching option to Family & Consumer Science

Student Success Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Full-time student
• 2.5 GPA or above
• Must exhibit service to community and/or school
• Must exhibit commitment to profession

Margaret Noble Walker Scholarship

• Sophomore, Junior or Senior in the 2010-2011 academic year
• Must be a US Citizen
• Must be graduate of Montana high school
• Recipient must be enrolled in curriculum traditionally known as Home Economics (Family and Consumer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Food and Nutrition, and Family Science)

Max and Dorothy Worthington Scholarship

• Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior
• Major in Health Enhancement or Movement Science curriculum

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