Student Information

Scholarships

Howard E. McVicker Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding junior who has maintained a GPA of 3.0 or above, and who has been an active leader in the student chapter of the National Association of Industrial Technology. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Industrial Technology Alumni Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding junior in IT who has maintained a GPA of 3.0 or above. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Joseph J. Carrel Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding junior in IT who has maintained a GPA of 3.0 or above. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Outstanding Minority Student Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding junior minority student in IT who has maintained a GPA of 3.0 or above. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Lloyd D. Neher Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding industrial distribution student based on academic merits and leadership. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Alan M. Grenard Memorial Scholarship of $1000 is presented each spring to an industrial technology student based on financial need. Student must be an Indiana resident and have an application on file with the Financial Aids Office. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Outstanding Industrial Technology Freshman Scholarship Award of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding freshman based on academic merits and leadership. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Outstanding Industrial Technology Female Award of $1000 is presented each spring to an outstanding female based on academic merits and leadership. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Industrial Technology Faculty Award is based on academic merits and leadership. Students may receive this scholarship only once.

Karl R. and B. Jeanne Leffler Scholarship of $1000 is presented to a sophomore in Technology education who has at least 2.80 GPA has financial need but does not qualify for such assistance under Federal Student Aid Programs, is involved in one or more campus activities, indicates evidence of interest in the profession through membership in appropriate professional organizations, renewable for a recipientês junior and senior years providing she/he continues to meet the eligibility criteria. Preference will be given to current, rather than new, recipients.

2001 - 2002 Scholarship Recipients