Specific Scholarship Requirements
Specific Scholarship Requirements | ||
| To be eligible for consideration at the time of submission of an application (Spring semester), the student must: | To receive the award, at a time any portion of the scholarship is to be paid out, the student must: | |
Kenneth Bahnsen | ||
| meet minimum entrance and academic performance standards of the College of Education; be an undergraduate or graduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors (preference given to student athletes). | enrolled as a full-time student in Kinesiology at the University; maintain full-time enrollment at the University, unless he/she has fewer than twice the number of semester hours required to be full-time remaining in his/her degree program | |
Eurice Miller Bass | ||
| major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors; sign a statement indicating that in the last 12 months, he/she has not used unlawful drugs and has not abused alcoholic beverages. | be an undergraduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors; sign a statement indicating that in the last 12 months, he/she has not used unlawful drugs and has not abused alcoholic beverage.
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Beulah Ann Harriss-Delta Psi Kappa | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors; have junior or senior status according to UNT, if he/she is an undergraduate applicant. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors. | |
Paramount Pictures | ||
| be a graduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors. | be a graduate major in any of the KHPR programs or their successors. | |
Linda and Philip Dudney | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Health Promotion program or its successor. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Health Promotion program or its successor. | |
Irma J. Caton | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Kinesiology program or its successor. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Kinesiology program or its successor. | |
John Douthitt Memorial | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Kinesiology program or its successor. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Kinesiology program or its successor. | |
Corinne M. and David W. Hill | ||
| have an expressed interest in research in exercise physiology; meet minimum entrance and academic performance standards of the College of Education. | maintain a 3.0 GPA; maintain full-time enrollment; be enrolled as a full-time student in KHPR. | |
Morrow Family | ||
| Kinesiology program or its successor;have a minimum cumulative grade point average of > 3.00 in Kinesiology at the beginning of the Spring semester. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Kinesiology program or its successor. | |
The Peggy Richardson Scholarship | ||
| meet the minimum entrance and continuing academic performance standards of the College of Education Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation in effect at the time of any award. | enrolled as a full-time student in Kinesiology at the University; maintain full-time enrollment at the University, unless he/she has fewer than twice the number of semester hours required to be full-time remaining in his/her degree program. | |
The AMBUCS Scholarship | ||
| meet the minimum entrance and continuing academic performance standards of the College of Education Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation in effect at the time of any award; be an undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor, with an emphasis in therapeutic recreation; maintain full time enrollment at the University, a minimum of 12 semester hours of credit, unless the student has fewer than twice the number of semester hours required to be full time remaining in his/her degree program; complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form at: www.fafsa.ed.gov, since this Scholarship is based on financial need, and submit the results with his/her application packet (NOTE: expect this application process to take about two weeks or more.); preference will go to an upper class student from the City of Grapevine, TX; in the event no applicant possesses this characteristic, then therapeutic recreation students enrolling full time in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program at the University will be eligible for consideration. | be an undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor, with an emphasis in therapeutic recreation; maintain full time enrollment at the University, a minimum of 12 semester hours of credit, unless the student has fewer than twice the number of semester hours required to be full time remaining in his/her degree program.
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Don C. Bailey | ||
| be an undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor; have sophomore, junior, or senior, status according to UNT records; be a current member of the Recreation and Leisure Studies Society or its successor. | be an undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor; be a current member of the Recreation and Leisure Studies Society or its successor; demonstrate evidence of active service in school or community organizations (this information should be included in the essay part of the application requirements). | |
The Delmark Scholarship for Recreation | ||
| meet the minimum entrance and continuing academic performance standards of the College of Education Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation in effect at the time of any award; | maintain full-time enrollment at the University, unless he/she has fewer than twice the number of semester hours required to be full-time remaining in his/her degree program; enrolled as a full-time graduate student majoring in Program Management in Recreation at the University; maintain a 3.00 GPA. | |
Marian C. Keller | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor, with an emphasis in therapeutic recreation;have a cumulative GPA of > 2.5 with a RECR major GPA of > 2.75 for undergraduate applicants; have a cumulative GPA and RECR major GPA of > 3.0, or if a new student, > 2.75 for graduate applicants; have at least two semesters remaining in the program. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor, with an emphasis in therapeutic recreation; take a minimum of 12 semester hours credit if an undergraduate applicant; take a minimum of 6 semester hours credit if a graduate applicant. | |
Rita Pilkey | ||
| be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor;have completed 74 semester hours toward the degree and have enrolled for two consecutive semesters in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program if he/she is an undergraduateapplicant. | be an undergraduate or graduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor. | |
Julia Wakeley | ||
| be a full time, female undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor. | be a full time, female undergraduate major in the Recreation and Leisure Studies program or its successor. | |