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Internal Scholarship Sources
The following awards are
distributed based on specific designations, achievement, area of
interest, and financial need. Information regarding individual student
financial need is obtained from the Kansas State University Office of
Student Financial Assistance. Students must complete the on-line
scholarship application by September 1st, as indicated by the Associate
Dean, to be eligible for these awards. Decisions regarding distribution
of awards and scholarships are the responsibility of the College of
Veterinary Medicine Awards and Scholarships Committee.Arizona Equine Scholarship
Recipient will be properly enrolled and exhibits an interest in Equine
Medicine. Scholarship will be $1,000 annually when funds are provided.
Each scholarship shall be no less than $500 annually.
Ashbrook, Kathryn
Support for a student enrolled in CVM based on need.
ASR Ganta Award
One award is given to the best third-year DVM students after the
completion of the second year courses successfully at the College of
Veterinary Medicine. Award is $100 each to be used for books or other
needs of the students who receive the award.
Beeman, Keith & Janet
Support for a 3rd year student with good academic standing pursuing an
interest in theriogenology and demonstrates financial need. The amount
of the scholarship is to be $1,000.
Bissell, Phebe Memorial
Scholarships
Recipient shall be student(s) properly enrolled in the College of
Veterinary Medicine and shall have financial need, good moral character,
dedication to acquiring a good education, and shall not be recipient(s)
of any athletic scholarships. Preference shall be given to candidates
from the following counties in the State of Kansas in the order named:
Phillips, Smith, Norton, and Rooks. In the event an appropriate
candidate is not identified through the usual selection process in the
above named counties, any qualified or worthy candidate from any other
Kansas county or area is eligible.
Borders, Jody
Support for 1st year student based on need.
Bornholdt, Bret
Support for a student demonstrating an outstanding promise in the area
of working/service dogs.
Boyd, Dr. James E. Scholarship
Recipient will be a Kansas resident and must be a first, second, or
third year student properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU. First preference
will be given to a student who reveals the greatest financial need. The
applicant must also demonstrate a commitment to community
involvement/volunteer work and intend to practice in small animal
medicine, excluding exotic or zoo medicine interests.
Branson, Dr. Richard L.
Honorary Scholarship
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled who will practice small
animal care and is not to be awarded to a student who will enter the
research field of veterinary medicine.
Burt, J H
Support for a student who best meets the requirements of exceptional
ability in the anatomical technique of preparing or fabricating teaching
specimens or material for use in classes of anatomy. Scholarship will be
approximately $100 annually.
Byers Ranches Scholarship
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled. The scholarship will be
based upon financial need. Also, the student must:
- have been domiciled for at least 4 years in a “rural Kansas
community” immediately prior to entry intro college and without an intervening
period of work for more than 3 months in a community other than a “rural Kansas
community”
- be selected based upon academic achievement in college, having graduated from
college with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and remain in good standing
- have attended a Kansas college or university, not necessarily Kansas State
University
- sign a statement before the initial award of the scholarship, and before any
subsequent renewal, which expresses the intention of the student to have a
primary concentration of her/her practice focused upon large animals
- follow a curriculum (including electives), at the College of Veterinary
Medicine, which has a concentration or focus upon large animals
- be supported by a faculty review in which the consensus opinion is that the
student will probably have a major focus in his or her practice on large
animals. This faculty review shall not be by letters of recommendation obtained
or requested by the students, but by at least two members of the faculty
selected by the scholarship recommendation committee (Dean or other appropriate
body) to arrive at their assessment based upon their experience with and
knowledge of the student, or personal interviews. This review shall be required
before the initial grant of the scholarship, and before the grant of any renewal
of the scholarship. The faculty appointed for the review must be selected from
the College of Veterinary Medicine in contrast with other KSU faculty members.
Cary, Edward F
Financial need
Cerny, John
Financial Assistance for properly enrolled students in Vet Medicine with
financial need who remains in good standing.
Charles W. Bower Loan Fund
These loans will be available to any veterinary medicine student at KSU
Cheshire, John B
Financial need
Christian Veterinary Medicine
Fellowship Travel Award
Support for student who is a Christian Veterinary Medicine Fellowship
member at KSU. Funds will be provided for members to use on domestic or
international trips to work with veterinarians.
Christian, Robert V
Financial need.
Clark (Ross D.) Scholarship
Student properly enrolled in the College and in good standing.
Class of 1932
Support for a student properly enrolled in CVM and has received their
elementary and secondary education in the State of Kansas. Grade point
average and financial need are not to be considered.
Class of 1939
Support for a student enrolled at CVM based on need.
Class of 1967 Memorial Award
Recipient will be a deserving student properly enrolled in the College
of Veterinary Medicine.
Coffman, Harry T & Eleanor
Support for a 3rd Yr student who is in the upper 1/3 of their class with
preference given to students who have graduated from a Kansas High
School.
Coleman, E E & M E
Support for 4th Yr student ranked in the upper 30% of their class. Each
scholarship will be the equivalent of the cost of one semester resident
tuition for a veterinary medical student.
David M. Greene Loan
This loan fund is available to any veterinary medicine student at KSU.
Day, Florence D.
Support for student enrolled in CVM.
Dykstra, RR
Support for a student enrolled in CVM based on need.
Emery, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
E. Memorial Scholarship
Recipient is a student of the College of Veterinary Medicine. Direct
descendants of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Emery shall be given preference
in the event they apply and are equally qualified.
Erickson (Emil & Ruth) Scholar
The recipient shall be a third-year student properly enrolled, pursuing
a career in Dairy practices. Each scholarship will be $500 annually.
Feedlot Production Management
Certificate Program
Award given to KSU vet students who are interested in earning 14 credits
in the Feedlot Management Certification Program at KSU, years one
through four are eligible. Award will cover the cost for up to eight
students per year to enroll in the program. Contact Dr. Dan Thomson for
more information.
Fortenberry, Jacob D
Support for travel for SCAVMA delegates to attend the annual meeting of
AVMA and SAVMA.
Freeman, August K "Mike"
Support for students enrolled in CVM; preference to be given to a
recipient from the state of New Jersey, New York or Ohio.
Gaddie Memorial Scholarship
Support for 3rd or 4th Yr student who is a Kansas resident, who has an
interest in small animal medicine and surgery and ranks highly within
the class per their scholastic achievement.
Garrett, Ed & Judy
Support for 1st year (second semester) student. If student maintains
good academic standing he/she may retain funding for all years through
DVM program. Consideration shall be given to recipients with greatest
financial need from Wyandotte, Johnson, Leavenworth and Douglas
counties, if no qualified applicant this will be open to students from
anywhere in Kansas.
Griffing (William/Anna)
Scholarship
The recipient should be properly enrolled in the College of Veterinary
Medicine.
Growney (Patrick J.) Vet Med
Scholarship
First preference shall be given to a Military Veteran and second
preference shall be given to residents of the State of NE.
Guilfoil, Thomas J. and Della
C.
Support for 4th year students for travel and subsistence support for vet
students pursuing approved off-campus elective courses in fulfillment of
academic requirements for the 4th year rotational assignment. Contact
Dr. Melinda Wilkerson for more information.
Hart, F L & Allene
To be used for any student enrolled in Vet Med.
Hauck, Earl B
Support for a 3rd year student, when possible should go to a student
from Miltonvale, Kansas or the following counties in Kansas: Cloud,
Mitchell, Ottawa, Washington, Jewel, Republic, Clay, Lincoln, Dickinson,
Ellsworth and Saline.
Heartland Boston Terr Clb-DEV
Support for a student enrolled in the CVM who has an interest in small
animals.
Hershberger, Col Frank C
Support for 4 or 5 of the neediest students enrolled in CVM.
Hicks, Dr. James and Carol
Scholarship
The recipient of this scholarship will be a student properly enrolled in
the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University.
Preference will be given to a student who reveals the greatest financial
need.
Hill's Pet Nutrition Diversity
Fund
Recipient will be representative of minority cultures. Veterinary
scholarships can be awarded to non-residents for up to $20,000 per year
and to Kansas residents for up to $10,000 a year. All scholarships will
be designated as renewable awards. Veterinary medicine awards will be
renewable for four years. In order for these scholarships to be
renewable, student(s) must remain in good academic standing and funding
must be in place.
Hogg, Alex
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled with preference given to a
student specializing in swine medicine.
Hornsby, W. S.
Support for a student enrolled in the CVM, and who received their
elementary and secondary education in the State of Kansas.
Hudson, Harlow Kenyon
Support for 1st Yr student based on need.
Hundley, Dr. O.E. and Mildred
L. Scholarship
Recipient(s) will be a student(s) properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU.
First preference will be given to students from Nebraska.
Irwin, Helen R. Scholarship in
Veterinary Medicine
Recipient will be a female student who is a senior in veterinary
medicine, specializing in small animal practice. Said student should be
from the state of Nebraska and exhibit financial need.
Irwin, Irvin P. Scholarship
The recipient of this scholarship will be a 4th year Veterinary Medicine
student who is a proven Kansas resident upon first year enrollment in
Veterinary Medicine, demonstrates a proven work ethic, strong leadership
skills and quality citizenship and is properly enrolled in the CVM at
KSU. Preference will be given to a 4th year student who will practice
large animal or mixed animal care. This scholarship will be $15,000
annually when funds are provided. One scholarship to one student.
Jarchow, Donald F
Support for student enrolled in CVM based on need.
Jerome, Dr. Charles A. Sr.
Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled. The donor further
stipulates the following: no more than five students per year shall be
granted scholarships and each scholarship shall not exceed $6,000,
scholarship funds will be used solely for tuition - none may be used for
athletics, due consideration shall be given to each applicant's academic
achievement and financial situation.
Jones, C Truman & Elizabeth J
Support for a student who has completed one or more semesters in DVM
program based on need and are in top 15% of their class.
Jones, E. C.
Support for 4th Yr student. Qualifications may also include academic
achievement, honesty, integrity, and extra-curricular activities that
advance the image of the University or College and the veterinary
profession.
Jones, W. L. Public Health
Support for 4th year student who exhibits interest in veterinary public
health.
Jordan, Frank W & Gwen R
Support for a student from Dickinson or Mitchell Counties who have
completed one or more semesters; based on need. Scholarships shall be
$750 annually.
Kansas Veterinary Medical
Association Foundation
Recipient(s) will be Kansas residents properly enrolled.
Keith (Thuraline) Exotic Zoo
Med Scholarship
Student involved with Conservation and Research Center program in the
Exotics Section of the College. If this program ceases to exist,
students interested in exotic zoo medicine should be inconsideration.
Kelsall, Samuel
To any student enrolled at the College of Vet Med with a preference to
any student interested in Food safety/inspection.
Kenyon (James/Cynthia)
Recipient shall be student properly enrolled, preference given to
students from Kansas west of highway 81, and in top 25% of their class
with financial need.
Kind, Robert
The recipient of this scholarship shall be a 3rd year student with
financial need, properly enrolled. Recipient shall be selected based on
his/her history of student leadership and potential to contribute to the
profession because of his/her exceptional vision, work ethic, and
professionalism. Recipient will be recognized among their peers as the
student who exemplifies a future DVM who will show true compassion and
integrity when working with clients and their owners. Each scholarship
awarded will be no less than $1,000.
King, Daniel C. & Nancy L.
Support for 1st, 2nd or 3rd Yr student, preferably from Saline County,
Kansas; Selection should be based on interest, aspirations and character
but not solely on GPA.
Kruckenberg, Samuel M.
Support for student enrolled in CVM based on need.
Lassen, Keith O.
To support a DVM student with financial need.
Leader Dole
Recipient shall be a first year student who is a Kansas native properly
enrolled in the CVM at KSU. Award is renewable for four years with the
stipulation that the recipient has met all the prerequisites for the
previous year and remains in good standing the second and succeeding
years. To apply students submit a 250-500 word essay (typed, double
spaced) about their past and present leadership positions and career
goals. Students must tell the committee why they deserve to be selected
for the scholarship. Students also include a very short autobiography
stating where they were born and where they graduated from high school.
Essays due September 30th. Distributed every four years.
Leasure, T. J.
To support a DVM student from Douglas County or a surrounding county,
award is renewable to the same student for four years. Scholastic
aptitude should be a criterion.
Leavenworth Kennel Club
Scholarship
To support a DVM student demonstrating academic achievement and
financial need.
Lichty, Gladys
To support a DVM student demonstrating need.
Liebengood, Howard B
Students properly enrolled at KSU, preference will be given to students
from rural areas interested in large animal practice.
Lionel L. Reilly Honorary
Scholarship
Recipient of this scholarship will be a student properly enrolled in the
College of Veterinary Medicine at KSU. First preference will be given to
an employee or child of an employee of Professional Veterinary Products,
Ltd. Second preference will be given to a Nebraska resident. This
scholarship is renewable for four years as long as the recipient meets
the criteria for selection.
Little, Dr. Bruce W.
Veterinary Leadership Scholarship
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled in the College of
Veterinary Medicine at KSU. Preference will be given to a third year
student who demonstrates leadership, is involved in activities and/or is
active in the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical
Association. Students must obtain a letter of recommendation from a
current KSU College of Veterinary Medicine faculty member which will
demonstrate the applicant's college involvement and leadership skills.
Lumb (Dr William V) Veterinary
First preference shall be given to a student with a least 50% native
American descent. Second preference shall be given to a KS student who
is the first generation from their immediate family to attend college.
This scholarship will be $4,000 annually when funds are available.
Magrath (Leo) Scholarship
Recipient properly enrolled and in need of financial assistance to
attend college. This scholarship shall be no less than $3,000 annually
and is to be awarded to one student recipient.
Mayo, Nelson S. (Fall)
Any needy students enrolled in the College of Veterinary Medicine
McCleod, William
Awarded to second year student who attained the highest gpa in
microanatomy and gross anatomy.
McNamara, James B.
To support a 4th year student, ranked in the upper half of the class
(academically) are ineligible. Recipient should exhibit both desire and
effort to become a veterinarian and have financial need.
Meredith, Hugh & Beulah
To support a DVM student from Lincoln or Montgomery County, KS, with an
interest in working with a large or mixed vet practice with leadership
in both classroom and clinical studies. Preference will be given to a
student who has been active in community service. This scholarship will
be $5,000 annually.
Mid-America Pet Association
Three-quarters of the earnings from this endowment shall be awarded to a
fourth year student properly enrolled in the CVM who ranks in the top
50% of his/her class. The remaining one quarter of earnings shall be
awarded to a third year student in the CVM who ranks in the top 50% of
his/her class. Preference shall be given to students who graduated from
high schools in the Northeast quadrant of Kansas.
Miller, Pathology
To support a 3rd year student based on "interest and aptitude" in
pathology and who participates in college and university activities.
Academic achievement should not be the only criterion. A certificate is
to be presented to the recipient with the monetary award. This should be
awarded at Phi Zeta Day.
Mosier Family
To support a DVM student in the College of Vet Med. The potential
recipients may be expanded to students in other colleges at KSU should
the sum of $5,000 be designated by one or more donors.
Nauheim, Charles W & Lois H
The recipient of this scholarship will be 2nd, 3rd or 4th year student
with specific interest in small animal medicine, the student will have
resided in the state of Kansas for 10 years, have maintained a 3.0 grade
point average, and demonstrate financial need. Award will be no more
than the amount of tuition and fees.
Nebraska Academy of Veterinary
Medicine Scholarships
Recipients will be students properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU. First
preference will be given to a 3rd year veterinary student who is a
Nebraska resident and reveals the greatest financial need. Second
preference will be given to a 2nd year veterinary student, who is a
Nebraska resident and reveals the greatest need. Two scholarships will
be awarded each year in the amount of $1,000 each.
Nesbitt, Paul M. & Norma
To a DVM student in CVM enrolled at the College of Vet Med with an
interest in Large Animal Pathology and/or Research.
New Mexico Veterinary Medical
Association Memorial Scholarship
The recipient of this scholarship will be a student from the state of
New Mexico who is properly enrolled.
Nichols Scholarship
To support a 3rd or 4th year veterinary students or graduate students
who have demonstrated a sincere interest in research or training in the
area of Public Health.
Olson Brothers Endowed
Scholarship
Recipient will be a student or students properly enrolled in the CVM at
KSU who are residents of Nebraska and have an interest in large animal
practice, specifically those with an interest in food animal and dairy
practice. This scholarship is renewable.
Orazem & Scalora Engineering
PA Scholarship
The recipient shall be a 3rd or 4th year student properly enrolled.
Otto, Alberta Davida
Student properly enrolled in CVM at KSU and has a 3.65 GPA and an
interest in small animal medicine. Selection should be made based on
his/her history of student leadership and potential to contribute to the
profession because of his/her exceptional vision, work ethic, and
professionalism.
Palmquist, Dorothy
Recipients shall be students properly enrolled.
Palmquist, Norman E.
Recipient shall be any student enrolled who is in need of scholarship
assistance to continue his/her studies. Scholarship shall be $350
annually each year in which the income is sufficient to award.
Paulsen (Cecil L/Maureen H)
Scholarship
The recipient shall be properly enrolled who has completed at least one
semester in livestock production. Recipient shall not be chosen on grade
point standings. Any recipient found guilty of a felony/misdemeanor
offense while receiving this scholarship shall not be considered for
reapplication and shall not continue to receive the award. This
scholarship shall be the equivalent of full tuition and books for an
academic year to the selected recipient(s).
Paulson, Greg & Robin
To support a 3rd year student properly enrolled with interest in large
and small companion animal care.
Pet Trust Fund (Education)
(Fall)
Nine fall semester scholarship to be awarded as follows: Three
scholarships at $1,000 each to 1st year students, three scholarships at
$1,000 each to 2nd year students, three scholarships at $1,000 each to
3rd year students. Applicants will write and submit a 500 word essay
discussing the student's role related to the human-animal bond. These
scholarships may be renewable as long as the criteria is met. (These
changes made 4/5/2007 for the 2007-2008 academic year).
Pfister, B. F.
None (old letter on file) - Awarded to the student with the highest GPA
after 4 semesters in the professional curriculum.
Pierson, I. J. & Ruby
To support a DVM student . (per letter on file)
Pyles, Ray & Eleanor
The recipient will be an outstanding student properly enrolled and is a
Kansas resident.
Railsback, Lee & Helen
The recipient should be properly enrolled in the professional curriculum
in the College of Vet Med at KSU.
Rice, Ethel & Raymond F.
To support a student enrolled in the college of Vet Med with a minimum
GPA of 3.0 with preference given to a student with financial need who is
preferably a resident of Douglas County.
Ridgway, Dr. Robert and
Carolyn Scholarship
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU and
reveals greatest need of financial assistance.
Riedl, Jay D.
To support a 3rd year student who has distinguished him/herself through
scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and professional attitude that
advances the image of Kansas State University and the CVM.
Rod Simpson Memorial
Award in Veterinary Medicine Recipient shall be a sophomore student
properly enrolled in the CVM, award shall be made primarily based on
financial need and preference given to students from Arizona.
Rogers, William W.
Recipient(s) will be students who are residents of Wisconsin.
Salina Kennel Club-DEV
To support a 3rd or 4th year student. Amount of award to be a maximum of
$300 per academic year, payable to the recipient in amounts of $150 at
the beginning of each of the two semesters of the academic year for
which the award is granted.
Savage, Frances A. and Marvin
D. & A. Francis Nelson
To any Nebraska student enrolled at the College of Vet Med exhibiting
financial need with an interest in small animal and/or equine medicine.
If there are not students meeting this requirement, the recipients shall
be Nebraska or Kansas students with interests in small animal or equine
medicine.
Scoby, Melvin F. (Doc) and
Dorothy Scholarship
Recipient will be a student properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU.
Snyder, Hattie
Recipient shall be a worthy student properly enrolled.
Spencer, Paul L DVM
Scholarship
To support a DVM vet student.
Spencer, R. H.
To a 3rd year student who ranks in the upper 1/2 of the class or a
standout 2nd year student with a major interest in food animal practice;
first preference shall go to a native of western Kansas who has
exhibited financial need to continue studies, second preference shall go
to a native Nebraskan and 3rd to a native Oklahoman who meet all above
eligibility. Donors have requested that one scholarship will be awarded
annually.
Sullivan, John & Lavonne H.
Recipient shall be a student from Nebraska who is properly enrolled.
Preference shall be given, but not limited to, a first year veterinary
medicine student with need. Recipient must be pursuing an education
focused on small animal practice.
Swift, Seth S.
Recipient shall be a worthy student properly enrolled.
Telefund Scholarship
For students who participate in the annual Telefund Fundraising event,
usually $100-$150 per student
Telefund Scholarship
(Agriculture Career)
Recipients shall be students properly enrolled. 80% will be used for
scholarships in the CVM and 20% will be designated to the general VM
endowed account. Of the 80% used for scholarships, up to ten $2,500 per
year 4-year scholarships will be designated for first-year veterinary
medical students intending to enter careers in agriculturally-related
veterinary medicine. See folder for very specific application details.
Send out e-mail September 1, deadline is September 1. Scholarships are
renewable. Basis for renewal will be a 500-word progress report.
The Salsbury Endowment for
Scholarships in Veterinary Medicine
To 4th year students ranked academically in upper 30% of their class.
Each scholarship will be the equivalent of the cost of one year's
resident tuition for a veterinary medical student. Potential recipient's
records will be reviewed PRIOR to their fourth year of study.
Theede (Agnes I)
Memorial/Lyons Vet Clinic
Recipient(s) will be a student properly enrolled. First preference shall
be given to students from Rice and Ellsworth counties in Kansas. Should
there be no candidates from Rice and Ellsworth counties, the scholarship
committee will allocate, in equal amounts, scholarships not less than
$1,000 to students from Kansas. This scholarship is to be renewable only
to those students from Rice and Ellsworth counties. The scholarship
committee will review the qualifications annually and disperse the
earnings per the designation of the donor each year.
Theobald, William R. & Betty
H.
None - old documents on file, under review at Foundation to create MOA -
To a Kansas resident enrolled in the College of Vet Med.
Thuraline Keith Scholarship
Student interested in small animal practice. First preference shall be
given to students from Harper, Kingman, Barber or Sumner counties in
Kansas. Second preference shall be given to students from Kansas.
Ungles, James M.
To support a DVM student who is a resident of Grant or Haskell County
properly enrolled in the CVM at KSU.
Veterinary Clinical Pathology
Scholarship
Award will be given to one recipient annually. Recipient will be
properly enrolled and will be chosen based on DMP Course 775. Said
recipient should be in the top 10% of the class and consistently
demonstrates a desire to learn during the course. Award will be $350.
Voirol, Eula C.
Students should be properly enrolled in CVM at KSU with preference to be
given to students who achieve above average grades and who demonstrate
strong financial need. Annual contributions will be made by the Eula C.
Voirol Trust sufficient to provide at least one $3,000 scholarship each
year.
Walters, William T. and Susan
To any student who qualifies as an in-state student, Kansas/Nebraska,
with financial need. Recipient will review form CVM-A-07 between the
Lied Animal Shelter and the CVM. Student will complete three externships
in an animal shelter during their four-year education. Preference will
be given to a student with educational and professional interest in high
volume surgery and humane animal care. See MOU - lots of additional
details
Williams, Glenn L & S
Josephine Memorial
Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine Recipient shall be a student properly
enrolled. Said recipient must be female, demonstrate true financial need
and meet all academic requirements as set forth by the general
scholarship committee.
Zwierzychowski, Raymond Joseph
and Louise Caroline Memorial Scholarship
Recipient shall be properly enrolled, award based on financial need.
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