EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Criteria
BBB Student of Integrity
Scholarship
12
$2,500
Horatio Alger Scholarships
12
MN $5,000
Nat’l
$20,000
US Senate Youth Program
11-12
$5,000
Voice of Democracy
9-12
Up to
$30,000
Hugh O’Brian Youth
Leadership Program
10
Seminar
Minnesota Aspirations for
Women in Computing
9-12
Girls
Varies
Elks National Foundation Most
Valuable Student Scholarship
12
Up to
$50,000
American Legion Oratorical
9-12
$500$18,000
Elks National Foundation –
Legacy Award
12
$4,000
Herff Jones Believe in You
Scholarship
12
$2,000 $12,000
Al Neuharth Free Spirit
Scholarship
11
$1,000 $10,000
Aviation Scholarship
12
Unspecified
Basin Electric Power
Cooperative Scholarship
12
$1,000
Dr. Jean L Harris Scholarship
12
$1,500
Students are asked to read and consider the 20 principles
found on the document entitled UncommonSense, select
one or more of the principles and write an essay or create
a video that gives a specific, personal example of how
s/he was challenged or struggled through a difficult
situation and how s/he overcame the situation by the
application of high character and personal ethics.
For students who have overcome great obstacles. Strong
commitment to earn a bachelor’s degree from an
accredited US institution, significant financial need, GPA
of at least 2.0.
Hold a student body office or appointed position in
community. Attend an all-expense paid week-long
conference in March in Washington, DC.
$500, $200 and $100 for top three EPHS students. One
will move on to next level of competition. Students
submit a 3-5 minute recorded reading of an essay on a
specific topic.
A leadership seminar for selected students who
demonstrate leadership ability. Must submit application
to Student Center East.
Scholarships and mentorship opportunities for girls
based on computing/IT aptitude, leadership, academics
and post-secondary plans.
Applicants judged on scholarship, leadership, and
financial need. Must complete an essay and provide
optional exhibits. Completed application should be
dropped off or mailed to Hopkins Elk Lodge #2221.
Prepare 8-10 minute original oration on some aspect of
the US Constitution emphasizing citizen duties and
obligations.
Four Minnesota awards of $4,000 ($1,000 renewable).
Any child or grandchild (or step) of a living Elk who
joined the order on or before April 1, 2012. Applicants
judged on knowledge, charity, community and integrity.
EPHS can nominate one student. Interested students
need to complete the online application to be considered.
The selection of winners is based strongly on leadership
qualities as well as academic records, ACT/SAT test
results, school recommendations, work experience,
outside interests and co curricular activities.
One scholarship plus conference costs per state for a
junior interested in journalism. Conference is held in June
2014 in Washington DC. Must apply online (includes
recommendations, two essays, journalistic work,
transcript and photo).
Awarded to individuals who are pursuing a career in the
aviation industry.
Open to dependent children of MN Valley Electric Coop or
subsidiary employee, or consumer (household receives
electric bill from MVEC). Application (at website or in
Naviance) requires transcript and copy of ACT and/or
SAT scores, Outside Appraisal Form and essay.
Developed to honor high school seniors who
promoted human rights and fostered diversity and an
inclusive community spirit. Complete 2 short essays
(300 words each), obtain 2 letters of
recommendation, and provide a volunteer activities
summary and an official high school transcript.
2/11/2014
Expected
Deadline
September
Scholarship
Type
Local
October
Minnesota
October
Minnesota
October
Local
November
Minnesota
November
Minnesota
December
Local and
National
January
Local and
National
January
Minnesota
January
State and
National
February
Minnesota
February
Minnesota
February
Local/
Regional
February
Eden
Prairie
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Criteria
Eden Prairie Optimist
International Essay Contest
9-12
$2,500
Eden Prairie Chamber of
Commerce Business and
Entrepreneur Scholarship
Award – Part of the EPHS
Multi-Scholarshp
Application
12
$1,500
Eden Prairie Chamber of
Commerce STEM
Scholarship Award – Part of
the EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$1,500
Eden Prairie Education
Association – Part of EPHS
Multi -Scholarship
Application
12
Three
available
for $1,000
each
Must write a 700-800 word essay on “Optimism
Should be a Priority.” Application and rules available
in Naviance.
This scholarship recognizes a level of excellence
achieved by a student who lives in Eden Prairie and
has demonstrated academic responsibility in the field
of business and or entrepreneurship. Must be an
active participant in school business course work and
or work experience. Chamber member employees or
family members are particularly encouraged to apply.
Applicants must complete the EPHS multi-scholarship
application which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
Recognizes a level of excellence achieved by a high
school senior who lives or attends school in Eden
Prairie and has clearly demonstrated a current and
future interest in one of the following academic areas:
science, technology, engineering or math. Chamber
member employees or family members are
particularly encouraged to apply. Applicants must
complete the EPHS multi-scholarship application
which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
This scholarship is for students who plan to major in
education. Other considerations are academic
achievement and special consideration is given to
children of EP teachers. Applicants must complete the
EPHS multi scholarship application.
Eden Prairie Lions Club
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
Eight
available $1,000
each
Eden Prairie Soccer Club
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
Three
available $1,000
each
Fairview Southdale
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
Two
available $1,500
each
FEPS Class of 1973 Spirit
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$1,000
FEPS Griffiths Family
Scholarship for Engineering,
Manufacturing, and Business
– Part of the EPHS Multi-
12
$4,000
Renewable
2/11/2014
Eight $1,000 scholarships will be given to students
planning to attend 2-year or 4-year college,
university, or vocational school and who reside in
Eden Prairie. Good academic standing with
demonstrated civic-minded involvement in volunteer
work/community projects. Applicants must complete
the EPHS multi-scholarship application which also
makes them eligible for other scholarships.
Three $1,000 scholarships for seniors who are past or
present players/referees in the Eden Prairie Soccer
Club and who will be attending a 2-year or 4-year
college or university. Applicants must complete the
EPHS multi-scholarship application.
Considerations for this scholarship are high academic
achievement, outstanding school and community
citizenship and attending college in the fall.
Applicants must complete the EPHS multi scholarship
application which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
The 1973 EPHS Alumni wish to honor a student who
exemplifies the "spirit" of EPHS through his/her
commitment to EPHS - through both academics and
extra-curricular activities and a desire to pursue a
major in the field of Education. Applicants must
complete the EPHS multi scholarship application
which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
This $4000 (renewable for 4 years) scholarship is
awarded to a graduating EPHS student who will be
attending any post-secondary school and entering the
field(s) of engineering, manufacturing or business.
Expected
Deadline
February
Scholarship
Type
Local/
Regional
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Scholarship Application.
FEPS Griffiths Family
Scholarship for Health
Sciences – Part of the EPHS
Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$4,000
Renewable
FEPS Holasek-Griffiths
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$2,750
Renewable
FEPS Matheson Family
Technical School
Scholarship – Part of the
EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$2,500
FEPS Randell D. Voas
Memorial Scholarship – Part
of the EPHS MultiScholarship Application
12
$500
Kopp Scholarship – Part of
the EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$500
Precision Heating and
Cooling Scholarship – Part of
the EPHS Multi-Scholarship
Application
12
$500
Randy’s Run Scholarship –
Part of the EPHS MultiScholarship Application
12
$2000
Minnesota Family Involvement
Council Scholarship Program
12
$1,000
Minnesota Masonic Charities
Heritage Scholarship
12
$2,500
renewable
Minnesota Masonic Charities
Signature Scholarship
12
$5,000
renewable
2/11/2014
Criteria
Emphasis for Selection: Strongest consideration will
be given to students who can demonstrate their
interest in a career in the above named fields.
Applicants must complete the EPHS multi-scholarship
application which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
This $4,000 (renewable for 4 years) scholarship is
available to any graduating EPHS student who will
be attending any post-secondary school in the fall
and entering the field(s) of health sciences, nursing,
medicine, or pharmacy. Applicants must complete
the EPHS multi-scholarship application which also
makes them eligible for other scholarships.
This $2,750 (renewable for 4 years) scholarship is
available to any graduating EPHS student who will be
attending any post-secondary school in fall and
majoring in engineering, business administration or
computer sciences. Applicants must complete the
EPHS multi- scholarship application which also makes
them eligible for other scholarships.
Two $2,500 scholarships will be awarded to EPHS
seniors who will attend a technical or vocational
college. The program must be at least an 18 month
program and one that should lead to an associates or
other technical degree. A 4-year program will also be
considered but is not required. Applicants must
complete the EPHS multi- scholarship application
which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
In honor of graduate Randy Voas who was killed in
Afghanistan in 2010, this scholarship was initiated by
the Voas family. Applicants should be active in school
and community activities and planning to attend postsecondary education. Applicants must complete the
EPHS multi- scholarship application which also makes
them eligible for other scholarships.
Six EPHS seniors will be awarded $500. This
scholarship is based on strong academics and
leadership in the school and community. Applicants
must complete the EPHS multi scholarship
application which also makes them eligible for other
scholarships.
This scholarship is given to a senior in good standing,
who has made significant effort but may not
otherwise have been in the spotlight. Open to 2 or 4
year college applicant. Applicants must complete the
EPHS multi- scholarship application which also makes
them eligible for other scholarships.
Up to three $2,000 scholarships will be awarded to
EPHS seniors who have a GPA of 3.25 or higher, who
best characterize Randy's ideals and who are
pursuing some type of post-secondary education.
Senior & member of MN credit union affiliated with MN
Credit Union Network. Write 500 word essay about what
credit unions can do to attract young consumers.
Twenty scholarships available to Minnesota students with
a GPA between 3.0 and 3.59. Application requires essay,
transcript, ACT/SAT scores, and recommendations.
Five scholarships available to Minnesota students with a
GPA above 3.8 and who demonstrate public service and
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
EPHS only
February
Minnesota
February
Local
February
Local
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Minnesota Valley Electric
Cooperative
12
$1,000
National Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences,
Upper Midwest
12
$2500
NIAAA Student Athlete
Scholarship Program
12
$1,500
Optimist International
Oratorical Contest
9-12
Up to
$2,500
PFund Scholarships
12
$10,000
Richfield United Methodist
Chester E. and Marion D. Groth
Scholarship
12
Tuition
(renewable)
United Educators Foundation
Scholarship Program
12
$1,000
Young Women in Public Affairs
award
11-12
$1,000
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority –
12
Varies
2/11/2014
Criteria
Masonry values. Application requires essay, transcript,
ACT/SAT scores, and recommendations.
Applicants must be a graduating high school senior whose
parents or legal guardians are members of MVEC.
Students attending public, private, parochial or home
school are eligible to apply. Scholarships will be randomly
selected, five per MVEC district
For seniors planning to major in television, broadcasting
or electronic media at an accredited college, university,
community college or tech school. Solid GPA preferred
but not required. Must demonstrate qualities of
leadership, creativity and passion. App includes essay,
transcript and recommendations.
Student athletes are invited to participate in this essay
contest. Applicants must meet minimum academic
requirements per the website and have participated in at
least two sports for a minimum of two years each and
earned at least one varsity letter in each sport. The essay
topic is "How High School Athletics Has Impacted My
Life." Students must go to the website to download the
application and review other requirements. Application
and essay must be submitted to Nancy Schmitt in Student
Activities.
http://www.niaaa.org/niaaa-awards/niaaa-studentathlete-scholarship/
Write a 4-5 minute speech on the topic - "How My
Passions Impact the World" Speech competition will be
held at Star Bank in EP in March 18 at 6:00pm. Written
copy of speech must be turned in at competition. Local
winners receive Barnes & Noble gift card and also
advance to Zone level and then District level to have the
opportunity to win a $2,500 college scholarship.
Seniors that are either LGBT or an allied student who
have demonstrated service & leadership. Application
includes 3 essays, 2 letters of rec, and transcript. Each
applicant is considers for numerous scholarships.
For high school senior from a Minnesota High School with
a GPA of at least 3.0, at least two years of formal training
in some aspect of music and a plan to pursue a four-year
degree full-time as a music major in education,
performance, or music therapy. Be available if you are
invited to audition on designated date.
Applicant must be child, grandchild, or other dependent
of a member of United Educators Credit Union and
planning to attend a university or college in Fall 2014.
Application available in Naviance or on website.
Application includes essay and recommendation.
The Zonta International YWPA Program (Young Women
in Public Affairs) was established in 1990 to encourage
pre-college and pre-university women, between 16 and
19 years of age, to participate in public and political life
by recognizing a commitment to the volunteer sector,
evidence of volunteer leadership achievements and a
dedication to the advancement of the status of women. In
addition to the $1000 awarded by the local Minneapolis
club, the Zonta International Foundation awards US
$1,000 to each District winner and US $4,000 to the
International winner.
African American with demonstrated leadership skills,
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
February
Minnesota
February
Upper
Midwest
February
Local
February
Local
February
Minnesota
February
Local
February
Local
February
Local
March
Minnesota
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Vernetta Wilson Memorial
Scholarship
Enterprise Education
Foundation Scholarship – Lake
Conference
Grade
Award
12
$4,000
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis Student Essay
Contest
9-12
Up to $500
and a paid
summer
internship
Glen Lake Optimist Club
Owinski Award for Community
Service
12
$1,000
John E. Heinmiller Memorial
Scholarship
12
Merit
Based
Juliet Evans Nelson
Scholarship
11
$2,500
LEDC (Latino Economic
Development Center)
Scholarship fund
12
$2,350
Minnesota Assoc. of
Counselors of Color (MnACC),
Student of Color
Minnesota Benefit Association
12
$500-$1000
12
$400-$1000
Minnesota Soybean Research
& Promotion Council
12
$1000
Minnesota Twins Community
Fund
12
$2000
Minnesota Women’s Golf
Association
12
$4000
Naviance MSCA Scholarship
Program
12
$1,000
2/11/2014
Criteria
community service and financial needs planning to enroll
in a 2 or 4 year accredited institution
Applicants must be a high school senior at a public high
school in the Lake Conference, Plan to enroll in full time
undergraduate study at an accredited four year (not-forprofit) college or university located in the Upper Midwest
and be a U.S. Citizen. Preference will be given applicants
majoring in Business, Science, Technology, Engineering,
Math, Pre-Law, and Pre-Med.
An essay contest for all high school students in the Ninth
Federal Reserve District, which includes Minnesota. Each
entrant must be under the supervision and direction of a
teacher. Essay topic: "What are the most important
influences on economic inequality in the United States?"
Local scholarship which includes EPHS. Involvement in
community service that has taken place in Minnesota.
Service may be associated with an institution, group or
other organization, or it may be an individual effort.
Depending on the accomplishments, individual effort will
be looked upon very positively. Multiple years of service
are important. Also important is involvement in other
activities. Applicants must submit computer application,
have 3 letters of recommendation from persons familiar
with the activities. Letters should not be from close
relatives.
Recipients will be chosen based on character,
commitment, academic and athletic achievement, and
community service.
Must be willing to coordinate a United Way Caring
Connection project at school or in the community.
Complete a 3-part application, 2 letters of
recommendation. Materials cannot exceed 10 pages.
Awarded to a senior with one or both parents born in a
Latin American country. GPA 2.5 or higher. Considers
financial need, educational goals, and leadership in Latino
community. Application includes letters of
recommendation, transcript and 250 word essay.
For students of color who plan to attend a MnACC
member institution. Requires essay, transcript and letter
of recommendation.
For family members of public employees or elected
officials in the state of Minnesota. Must demonstrate
academic achievement, financial need and essay
components.
Applicants must be active must be active in agriculture,
come from a family who is active in agriculture, and plan
to pursue agriculture, agribusiness, agricultural animal
nutrition, large animal vet or food science.
Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and must
participate (player or volunteer) in youth baseball or
softball.
For girls who plan on attending college for the fall after
graduating. Criteria include academic performance,
financial need, and quality of character as demonstrated
by civic and academic activities. Must be interested in golf
but skill is not necessary.
Essay contest: 500 words describing how licensed school
counselor has supported you in career development,
social emotional development or educational planning.
Incorporate experience with Naviance into the essay.
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
March
Local
March
Local/
Regional
March
Local
March
EPHS only
March
Minnesota
March
Minnesota
March
Minnesota
March
Minnesota
March
Minnesota
March
Regional
March
Minnesota
March
Local
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Criteria
Pohlad Scholarship Program
12
$2,000
renewable
SFM Foundation Scholarship
12
$1,000$5,000
Teamsters Local 320 Lowell D.
Lynch Scholarship Program
12
Unspecified
The Links Scholarship for
African American High School
Seniors
12
Unspecified
Twin Cities in Motion College
Scholarship
12
$5,000
Valspar MN PGA Foundation
Junior Golf Scholarship
12
Unspecified
Eden Prairie Noon Rotary
along with Bell Mortgage
Rotary Ethics Workshop
Scholarship
Eden Prairie Rotary/Strive
AFL-CIO Minnesota
Scholarship
12
This scholarship assists students who plan to continue
their education in college or vocational school programs.
Selection will be based on academic record, demonstrated
leadership and participation in school and community
activities, honors, and work experience. Financial need
will be considered.
Awarded to a child of worker injured or killed in workrelated accident with a Minnesota or Wisconsin based
employer. Must be pursuing a primary college or
university degree, or vocational education and training
from an accredited school.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 320
(Public and Law Enforcement Employees) supports the
education and betterment of its membership and their
families by providing an array of educational scholarships
for you and your family. Must have a "B" average.
Application has sections to be completed by Teamsters
and Counselor.
This scholarship is given by the local chapter of The Links,
Incorporated to a graduating African American high
school senior. Interested students should complete the
application form, including a personal statement that
describes you and your future career plans. You must
include a letter of recommendation and a transcript.
This one-time scholarship for one male and one female
Twin Cities senior who has participated in cross country
or track. Student athletes of all abilities are encouraged to
apply. Selection criteria include: academic performance,
community service, leadership, running accomplishments
and an essay.
The purpose of the Valspar Minnesota Section PGA
Foundation Junior Golf Scholarship is to encourage and
promote the attainment of higher educational goals for
junior golfers who have demonstrated a high level of
academic achievement and extra-curricular activities
during his/her high school career.
Must have completed the Ethics Seminar
12
12
$1,000
American Legion Memorial
Scholarship
12
$500
American Legion MN
Legionnaire Insurance Trust
Scholarship
12
$500
Association of Women
Contractors Scholarship
12
Unspecified
2/11/2014
Must be part of the Strive program
Students who are AFL-CIO union members or dependent
of such union members who are planning to attend some
form of post-secondary education in the state of
Minnesota. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or above.
For child/grandchild of American Legion / Auxiliary
member intending to study at MN school. Considers
student qualities, initiative, desire; loyalty to country; and
financial need. Application must be signed by an
American Legion Post Official and must include transcript,
personal letter and 2 letters of recommendation.
For child/grandchild of veteran with good record of
school and community citizenship. Desire to pursue
education beyond high school at a MN school. Financial
need is considered. Application must be signed by an
American Legion Post Official and include a transcript,
personal letter and 2 letters of recommendation.
The Association of Women Contractors (AWC) is
providing scholarships for outstanding FEMALE students
currently in or entering into a construction related field of
Expected
Deadline
March
Scholarship
Type
Local
March
Minnesota
March
Local
March
Local
March
Local
March
Local
April
Local
April
April
Local
Local
April
Local
April
Local
April
Local
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Clean Air Choice Biodiesel
Essay Scholarship
12
1,000
Community Bank
Corporation Scholarship
12
$1,000
Eden Prairie Baseball
Association Kevin
Szarzynski Memorial
Scholarship
12
$1,000
Eden Prairie Boys Basketball
Assoc. Grant Hussey
Memorial Scholarship
12
Merit
based
Eden Prairie Girls Basketball
Association
12
$1,000
Eden Prairie High School
Booster Spirit Scholarship
12
varies
Epilepsy Foundation of MN
Educational Scholarship
12
$1,000
Exlar Collegiate Scholarship
Award
12
$1,000
Ivy Foundation & AKA
Sorority , Inc.
12
Merit Based
Keegel Yates Teamsters Joint
Council 32 Education Fund
12
$2,000
Printing Industry of MN
12
$1000
Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers – Twin
Cities Chapter Scholarship
12
$1,000
2/11/2014
Criteria
study at a four-year College or University, Community or
Technical College, Construction Trade School or a
construction industry apprenticeship program.
All seniors are eligible to participate in this essay contest.
Essays must be on a topic about biodiesel energy and
should be no more than 1,000 words.
Scholarship is based on 1/3 academics (min GPA of
2.75), 1/3 leadership and community service and 1/3
financial need. Intended for students with an ACT
score UNDER 24.
Scholarships will be awarded to the seniors with past
or present involvement in EP Baseball, and support
for community & youth baseball in EP. High standards
of personal conduct, leadership qualities, and
academic achievement will also be considered.
Senior boys who have participated in the Eden Prairie
Boys Basketball Association (past or present),
supported community and/or youth basketball
programs and activities are eligible. Demonstrated
strong academic achievement, high standards of
personal conduct and leadership qualities will also be
considered. 2-3 letters of recommendation are
required.
This scholarship is for past or present basketball
players with the travel or in-house girls programs.
Two $1000 scholarships will be awarded.
Positive contributions to school spirit, commitment to
EPHS programs, high standard of ethical behavior,
demonstrated positive relationships with peers, staff,
coaches, and advisors. Academic and athletic
achievements are NOT criteria for these awards.
Number and distribution of scholarships to be
determined by selection committee with a total of
$5,000 available to be distributed.
Awarded to ten students for their courage in dealing with
epilepsy and seizures, commitment to their education and
perseverance in eliminating obstacles that seizures
present.
For senior planning to pursue a two year degree in
Machining or a four year degree in Electrical or
Mechanical Engineering. Application includes short
essay, letter of reference and a transcript with advance
courses highlighted.
Scholarship is for African-American seniors. Winners will
be based on GPA, transcript, 2 letters of recommendation,
an essay and a current resume.
Applicant or applicant’s parent or guardian must be a
member in good standing of a Teamster Union affiliated
with Teamsters Joint Council 32. Online application,
transcript and 2 letters of recommendation required.
Students interested in a career in printing communication
industry. Must be admitted to secondary education
institution that has degree programs in this area.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Twin
Cities Professional Chapter (SHPE-TC) is dedicated to
providing scholarship funds and educational support
systems for engineering and science students of Hispanic
backgrounds. The SHPE-TC Academic Scholarship
supports Hispanic students in the fields of engineering
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
April
Minnesota
April
EPHS only
April
EPHS only
April
EPHS only
April
EPHS only
April
EPHS only
April
Minnesota/
Regional
April
Minnesota
April
Local
April
Minnesota
April
Minnesota
April
Local
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
Wings of the North Essay
Contest
9-12
$500
Ann Bancroft Foundation Dare
to Dream OR Let Me Play Grant
9-12
$500
Cecil E. Newman
12
Unspecified
Courage Center EMPOWER
Scholarship
12
Unspecified
Courage Center Scholarship for
People with Disabilities
12
$1,000
Eden Prairie Girls Lacrosse
Larry Olson Scholarship
Minnesota Association of
Townships
12
Unspecified
11
$1000
Minnesota Athletes in Sports
Medicine
12
$2500
Nellie Stone Johnson
12
$2000
Page Education Foundation
Grant
12
$2,500
YMCA – Albert C. Laxson
Scholarship
12
$500
minimum
2/11/2014
Criteria
and science. The Chapter will be awarding multiple
scholarships starting at $1,000.
Available to any Eden Prairie Schools student. The
Wings of the North is a non-profit educational
organization that holds an annual AirExpo event on
Flying Cloud Airport. Materials available in the Career
Resource Center. Applicant must research and write a
short (1-2 page) essay about an historic aviation
group.
Dare to Dream grants for arts, cultural, educational and
outdoor experiences. Let me Play grants for
sports/athletic or dance fees and equipment costs. Must
have a mentor to assist in process who can also speak to
girl’s financial need.
African or African American descent entering college.
500-600 word essay on the theme “Education and
Graduation. It’s a Family Affair”
EMPOWER Scholarships are open to ethnically diverse
students for attendance at an institution of higher
learning.
This program is intended to assist people who have a
sensory impairment or physical disability who want to
pursue educational goals or gain technical expertise
beyond high school. Applicants will need to identify how a
scholarship will support their educational aspirations and
career goals.
Girls actively involved in the high school and/or
youth lacrosse programs.
450-500 word essay on “What type of local ordinances
could be helpful in combating invasive species and what
role should township residents play in enacting and
funding local ordinances?”
Seniors planning to attend a 4-year college or university
who participated in an interscholastic sport all 4 years of
high school. Applicants must plan to major in a sportsrelated field, demonstrate leadership and academic
success, and be active in community and interscholastic
sports.
For racial/ethnic minority union members and their
families who plan to attend MN state universities, or one
of the 2 year community and technical colleges that are
part of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities
(MnSCU). Those attending the U of M or a private school
are not eligible. Parent or guardian must be a union
member.
Awarded to MN youth of color. Must be a grad of MN high
school and plan to attend an accredited post-secondary
school full time in MN. No academic requirements.
FAFSA/SARS required. Financial need is considered.
Recipients are required to mentor/tutor younger children
of color (K-8th) through a Service-to-Children project.
Any resident, regardless of race, religion, sex, of the
Greater Twin Cities YMCA service area will qualify as an
applicant provided he/she is a graduating senior from an
accredited high school or has achieved equivalent
certification. The student must have plans to begin
his/her post-secondary education or training no later
than two academic years after the end of his/her senior
year in high school or receiving an equivalency
certification, and must have completed a free application
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
April
EPHS only
May
Minnesota
May
Minnesota
May
Minnesota
May
Local
May
EPHS only
May
Minnesota
May
Minnesota
May
Minnesota
May
Local
May
Local
EPHS COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Information and applications for these scholarships are posted in Naviance 6-8 weeks before the deadline
Scholarship
Grade
Award
James J. Wychor Scholarships –
Minnesota Broadcasters
Association
12
$1,500
India Association of Minnesota
Annual Student Fellowship
Award
12
$1,000
Korean American Scholarship
12
$500-$5000
2/11/2014
Criteria
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). In addition, the student
must demonstrate the following: - Academic promise Leadership qualities - Strong ethical character - Financial
need
The applicant must be majoring in or taking courses in
the following areas: computer science/technology,
electrical engineering, electronics technology or closely
related fields. The remaining scholarships will be
awarded to students demonstrating an interest in
broadcasting careers including advertising sales,
web/social media development, entertainment
programming, marketing and promotions, news reporting
and administrative support. Recipients are eligible for one
scholarship during their 4-year undergraduate program.
India Association of Minnesota (IAM) invites applications
from Minnesota based High School students to apply for
its Annual Student Fellowship Award. This scholarship
recognizes high school students who demonstrate
leadership & community involvement within the Asian
Indian Community. • Applicant must have graduated from
a Minnesota High School in the year 2014.
Korean heritage student planning to attend college with
GPA of at least 2.5.
Expected
Deadline
Scholarship
Type
June
Local
July
Local
July
Midwest