Scholarships

For a student majoring in Legal Studies who is in their undergraduate sophomore, junior or senior year with financial need and a minimum GPA of 3.0.

For students who meet these criteria: Must have achieved at least sophomore standing at the time the scholarship is awarded Must play one of the following instruments: violin, viola, cello or double bass Must study privately with a member of the UW-Superior music faculty Must be a member of the UW-Superior Chamber Orchestra Must be a Teacher Education major, except that in the case there is no Teacher Education major who meets all other criteria, the scholarship may be awarded to a Music Performance major who meets the other criteria

For students who are veterans, or the sons, grandsons, daughters or granddaughters of veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces.

For students in Media and Communication who show academic merit and financial need.

For a UW-Superior student pursuing a Coaching certificate.

For undergraduates who show academic promise in one of the humanities, namely history, literature or philosophy.

Awarded annually to four students: An incoming student from Superior Senior High School A full-time undergraduate junior or senior student majoring in Business and Economics A full-time undergraduate junior or senior student majoring in Teacher Education A non-traditional student.

For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

For an incoming freshman majoring in Music. The award will be renewed for up to three additional years if the recipient remains a Music major and is in good academic standing.

For full-time Music strings students. Preference given to students considering a career in teaching.