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Computer Science & Mathematics Scholarships

  1. LUBRIZOL SCHOLARSHIP
    Mathematics & Computer Science & Chemistry
     Scholarship established 1981  
    Prize:
    $600 Academic Year, administered by College/University, funded by the Lubrizol Foundation
    Criteria:
    The Scholarship is to be awarded to a junior or senior in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science based upon scholastic ability. Financial need is not a requirement. This Scholarship is awarded one per academic year; the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, and the Department of Chemistry each select one recipient.
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of awardee should be completed by the end of Spring Semester. Selection of the recipient shall be made solely by the college or university, following the recommendation by the department.
    Required Information:
    The Undergraduate Coordinator will forward memorandum to Financial Aid Office with the following information by August 1st:
    1) Full name and social security number of recipient.
    2) Permanent home address of recipient.
    3) Grade point average credit completed by recipient.
    Financial Aid Office:
    will send a letter of award to the recipient. Stipend will be $600 for the academic year, or $300 per semester.  Insure recipient attends both semesters.



  2. AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS EXAMINATION SCHOLARSHIP
    Mathematics & Computer Science
     Scholarship established 1982
    Prize:
    $500 for tuition, administered by the Undergraduate Coordinator, funded by the Mathematics General Fund
    Criteria:
    Entering freshman to Kent State University whose major is mathematics. Score high in the American High School Mathematics Examination.  This scholarship is awarded one per academic year.
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of the awardee should be completed by the end of Spring Semester. Check to be at the Bursar's Office by August 1st, to be used for Fall Semester tuition.
    Required Information:
    Undergraduate Coordinator is to give Diana Yee information of the recipient by May 30th.



  3. HARSHBARGER SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
    Mathematics & Computer Science
     Scholarship established 1987
    Prize:
    $100 - $400 and certificate, administered by the Undergraduate Coordinator, funded by the FOUNDATION Harshbarger Scholarship fund
    Criteria:
    Scholarship is awarded to a recipient in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science with a high G.P.A.  Reference letters from his/her mathematics and/or computer science professors are required. This scholarship is awarded one per academic year; more than one recipient may be chosen depending on funds available (See Diana).
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of the awardee should be completed by the end of Fall Semester.
    Required Information:
    Recipient is required to complete an information sheet (see Diana).
    Honors Day Convocation:
    Recipient, parents and spouse are invited to attend the ceremony in the Spring.



  4. PI MU EPSILON AWARD
    Mathematics & Computer Science
     Scholarship award established 1975
    Prize:
    $50, certificate, and a book, administered by the Pi Mu Epsilon advisor, funded by the Department General Fund
    Criteria:
    The recipient of the Pi Mu Epsilon Award is an undergraduate student of mathematics or mathematics education who has exhibited exemplary achievement as a student both scholastically and through service. The awardee is chosen by the faculty advisor to Pi Mu Epsilon, but the recipient need not be a member of that organization. As a general rule, the faculty advisor should select the recipient from among a pool of undergraduates having a high mathematics G.P.A. Recommendations from faculty teaching upper-division courses are also desirable, and should be sought out by the faculty advisor. This scholarship is awarded one per academic year.
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of the awardee should be completed by the end of Fall Semester.
    Required Information:
    Recipient is required to complete an information sheet from the office (see Diana).
    Pi Mu Epsilon Banquet:
    Faculty advisor is to schedule spring banquet and purchase a book to be presented to the recipient at the banquet.
    Honors Day Convocation:
    Recipient, parents, and spouse are invited to attend the ceremony in the Spring.



  5. KENNETH B. CUMMINS MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP (SECONDARY EDUCATION)
    Mathematics & Computer Science
    Scholarship award established 1977
    Prize:
    $100 - $400 and certificate, administered by the Undergraduate Coordinator, funded by the FOUNDATION Kenneth B. Cummins Scholarship Fund
    Criteria:
    The scholarship is to be awarded to a junior mathematics education major with a high G.P.A. Require reference letters from his/her mathematics professors. This award is offered one per academic year. More than one recipient may be chosen depending on funds available (see Diana).
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of the awardee should be completed by the end of Fall Semester.
    Required Information:
    Recipient is required to complete an information sheet from the office (see Diana).
    Honors Day Convocation:
    Recipient, parents and spouse are invited to attend the ceremony in the Spring.



  6. KENNETH B. CUMMINS MATHEMATICS AWARD (PURE MATHEMATICS)
    Mathematics & Computer Science
    Scholarship award established 1977
    Prize:
    $100 - $400 and certificate, administered by the Undergraduate Coordinator, funded by the FOUNDATION Kenneth B. Cummins Scholarship Fund
    Criteria:
    The scholarship is to be awarded to a mathematics major with a high G.P.A. Require reference letters from his/her mathematics professors. This award is offered on per academic year. More than one recipient may be chosen depending on funds available (see Diana).
    Deadline Date:
    Selection of the awardee should be completed by the end of Fall Semester.
    Required Information:
    Recipient is required to complete an information sheet from the office (see Diana).
    Honors Day Convocation:
    Recipient, parents, and spouse are invited to attend the ceremony in the Spring.