
MCC Foundation Scholarships
The selection of all MCC Foundation Scholarship recipients is made on the basis of three criteria - academic performance, community /school involvement, and financial need. If additional requirements exist for specific scholarships, they are listed below.
- Bernice Bowsman Scholarship. Awarded to a student with no restriction as to program
of study.
- Bauer Family Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to journalism majors.
- John & Mary Blong Achievement Award. Awarded to an Iowa GED graduate with financial
need.
- Bloom Scholarship. Awarded to a student residing in Muscatine County who is studying
for a career in a health-related field.
- Edward S. Burns Family Scholarship. In memory of Bradford "Kelly" Burns. Awarded to
a resident of Muscatine County with need and demonstrated commitment to academic excellence.
- "C" Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restrictions as to program of study.
Financial need will be considered.
- Roy J. Carver Scholarship. Award is made with a preference given to students who intend
to enter a career in business.
- Herman Cohn Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore student planning a business career.
Criteria include character, demonstrated leadership qualities, financial need, and
a minimum grade point average of 3.0.
- Jerome W. Conway Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore student. Criteria includes character,
demonstrated leadership qualities, financial need and a minimum grade point average
of 3.0.
- William F. Cory Scholars. Scholarships awarded to students enrolled in the LPN Nursing
program and students pursing careers in education.
- Lee Estabrook Scholarship. A warded to a student with financial need who demonstrates
community service. - Gaekle Scholarship. Awarded to a math student.
- Gould Scholarship. Awarded to a worthy student returning for the sophomore year with
emphasis on financial need.
- Harry J. and Nellie B. Griffith Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to Davenport West. Durant,
Muscatine, Tipton, West Liberty, and Wilton High School seniors. Application and deadline
inquiries should be made to the appropriate high school guidance office. Also some
awards for returning MCC sophomores.
- Ronald H. Hansen Scholarship. Awarded to an economics or business major.
- Healey Scholarship. Awarded to a freshman student for tuition with preference given,
but not restricted, to a student interested in foreign languages. The student should
have a "B" average from high school and posses strong student habits. Financial need
should be considered.
- Huff Family Scholarship. Awarded to a student with no restriction as to program of
study. Financial need should be considered.
- Ruth Hazlett Scholarship. Awarded to students returning for the sophomore year who
intend to enter careers in religious ministry, counseling or health-related professions.
- Julia Elizabeth Scholarship. Awarded to students residing in Muscatine County.
- Kevin Hildebrandt Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a returning journalism student
with a C+ ... B average, with middle income.
- Jane Hudson Scholarship. Awarded to students in the Veterinary Technician program.
- Robert M. Kaufmann Memorial Scholarship. Preference given to a freshman student with
a GPA of 3.5 or above, with financial need. Student should possess leadership, good
character and citizenship qualities.
- Henry F. Kemper Scholarship. For students pursuing a degree in business, demonstrates
leadership qualities, or serviced in the Armed Forces. - William and Mackie Krahl Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restrictions as
to program of study. Financial need will be considered.
- Keith Larson Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore student. Student must display
excellent writing skills.
- J. Robert Lewis Scholarship. Awarded to student with demonstrated academic ability
and financial need. Preference will be given to pre-law students. Graduating MCC students
may also apply for Lewis Scholarships that will be awarded to students who plan to
attend a four year college or university and meet the above criteria.
- Jack Lockridge Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a history or government major.
- James F. Loper Scholarship. Awarded to a local area student who demonstrates a high
level of achievement in academics and leadership skills.
- "M" Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restrictions as to program of study.
Financial need will be considered.
- Mary McGovern Scholarship. Awarded to an elementary education major.
- Paul & Imogene McCabe Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restrictions as to
program of study. Financial need will be considered.
- Lyle & Betty McCullough Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restrictions as to
program of study. Financial need will be considered.
- MCC Alumni Association Scholarship. Awarded to a son, daughter, husband, wife, or
grandchild of an MCC alumni.
- Messenger Scholarship. Awarded to Muscatine High School seniors. Selection is made
by the high school. Application and deadline inquiries should be made to the Muscatine
High School guidance office.
- Muscatine Pollinator Project Scholarship. Awarded to students from Muscatine County
with a
passion for conservancy, the outdoors, horticulture, landscaping or natural resources. - New Hope Scholarship. For students pursuing a program in the fine arts.
- Wallace and Ida Mae Nyweide Scholarship. Awarded to students with financial need.
Preference given to education majors.
- Harold Ogilvie Scholarship. Awarded to a sophomore with no restrictions as to program
of study.
- Owen L. & Helen R. Olson Scholarship. Awarded to students who show evidence of financial
need and show potential for future success. Preference will be given to students from
the immediate area served by Muscatine Community College.
- Jerry Page Scholarship. For students pursuing a program in an engineering related
field.
- Potter Scholarship. Any student is eligible, but need is emphasized.
- Rauch Scholarship. Awarded to a student who intends to enter a career working with
long-term handicapped individuals.
- Paul Reynolds Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restriction as to program of
study. Financial need is considered.
- Robert Roach Scholarship. Awarded to students returning for the sophomore year who
have demonstrated a high level of achievement in academics, as well as in school and
community activities.
- William Roach Scholarship. Awarded to students with no restriction as to program of
study.
- Paul C. Sandy Scholarship. Awarded to one or more financially deserving students attending
high schools in Muscatine, Louisa County, or Durant and are pursuing a degree in engineering.
- Pacia Sauer Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a student who has earned 24 or more credit
hours with a 3.0 GPA or better. Financial need is not considered.
- W. Floyd Scott Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to students with financial need.
- Ann C. Sissel Scholarship. Awarded to students who are interested in and who appreciate
literature and are of good moral character.
- Robert L. Smith Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in the science field with
preference given to chemistry majors.
- Stamler Scholarship. Awarded to a Muscatine High School Senior. Selection is made
by the high school. Application and deadline inquiries should be made to the Muscatine
High School guidance office.
- Ladd and Carol Steinmetz Scholarship. Awarded to a student majoring in music or art.
- Sally Stiles Scholarship. Awarded to a re-entry female, either a single mother or
women over 50 years of age.
- Mary Underdahl Memorial Scholarship. Awarded to a nontraditional student with preference
given to GED graduates.
- Volger-Romig Scholarship. Awarded to students who intend to enter careers in electronic
communications or broadcasting.
- Howard and Charlotte Worst Scholarship. Awarded with no restriction as to program
of study.
- Maurice and Mary Young Scholarship. Four scholarships are given annually. Two of the
awards are given to students who intend to enter careers in economics and business.
- Naomi Young Scholarship. Awarded to students with financial need.
Questions? Call toll-free 1-888-336-3907, email eiccinfo@eicc.edu or contact the college nearest you and ask to speak to an advisor.
- Clinton Community College, 563-244-7000
- Muscatine Community College, 563-288-6000
- Scott Community College, 563-441-4000
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