Green Bay
Gerald L. Stone and Ursula Delworth Social Justice Annual Scholarship
Not Specified
“Full-time undergraduate student at UW-Green Bay with sophomore, junior, or senior status (may be a transfer or continuing student). Cumulative GPA of at least 2.00. Demonstrate ongoing commitment to multicultralism and significant involvement in multicultural or diversity-related activities.”
Harris Family Annual Scholarship for Student Teaching Abroad in New Zealand
$1,500 Annually
“Imagine a place where you can teach to the highest professional standards in one of the most respected educational systems in the world, then, in less than a half hour drive, relax on a beach, hike a rainforest, or kayak pristine waters. This is the life-changing experience Chris Harris (’09 and ’13) had teaching in New Zealand that profoundly impacted his professional career in education. In return for the education and experience that he received at his alma mater, he wishes to assist future students looking to “go the extra mile” for their career in obtaining the same opportunities.”
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Legacy Scholarship
$5-00
“Each year, the Alumni Relations Office awards the Legacy Scholarship to (10) new legacy freshmen and/or transfer students.”
THOMAS E. DANIELS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Not Specified
“Professor Thomas E. Daniels taught in the Languages and Literatures Program at UWGB from 1968 until his untimely death in 1980. Having earned a Ph.D. in American Studies from Washington State University, he was very well suited to be one of the founding members of an interdisciplinary program and university. Professor Daniels’ research focused on American literature in the 1920s and 1930s, in particular the works of Thomas Wolfe, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Ernest Hemingway, but his courses explored the interconnections between literature and history, sociology, economics, and philosophy. In addition, he emphasized the importance of World Literature, noting that American culture does not exist in a vacuum. A charismatic individual, Thomas Daniels helped define the character of the Humanities at UWGB.”
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Phuture Phoenix Scholarship
$1,350
“Phuture Phoenix Scholarships are designed to reflect and support the mission of Phuture Phoenix to inspire students to pursue a degree in higher education. Qualified students must have participated in the Phuture Phoenix program, either the annual fifth grade field trip day, eighth grade field trip day, or related tutoring and mentoring in area schools. Other criteria include proof of admittance to UW-Green Bay and demonstrated financial need.”
Global Citizenship Scholarship
$300
“Student must complete a two-page essay detailing financial need, describing the short-term study abroad opportunity, and highlighting the benefits of the proposed trip to the student. A resume (or CV) must also be submitted to the selection committee.”
