2006-2007- Volume 81, No. 1

Grants | Loans | Employment | Awards, Scholarships and Grants

GRANTS

1. FEDERAL PELL GRANT — This is a federal program of gift assistance based upon financial need. Awards range from $400 to approximately $4,050 per year. Once a student completes the FAFSA, a standardized formula is used to determine eligibility for the Pell Grant. Results of the federal analysis (SAR) are mailed to the student.

2. FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT — This federal gift assistance program is awarded to students based on extreme financial need who are Pell eligible. Students are automatically considered for this grant based on their Student Aid Reports. Students with the greatest need are awarded these limited funds.

3. FLORIDA STUDENT ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM — This grant based on financial need is awarded by the Florida Department of Education. FAFSA must be processed by May 15. To be considered for this grant a student must be a one-year Florida resident, a part-time student (6 credit hours), have and maintain a 2.0 cumulative and term grade point average.

4. FLORIDA BRIGHT FUTURES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM — Three levels of scholarships are awarded by the State based on high school grade point average, test scores and curriculum. For specific information contact your high school counselor or the Florida State Department of Education.

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LOANS

St. Petersburg College participates in the Federal Family Education Loan Programs. This includes the Federal Stafford Loan (subsidized and unsubsidized) and the Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students. Students and parents borrow funds through private lenders in amounts determined by Federal regulations.

1. FEDERAL STAFFORD LOAN: Students applying for funds through this program should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and the Loan Request Form. Once the student’s file is complete, his/her loan eligibility will be determined. The student will be sent a master promissory note (MPN), which he/she must complete, sign and mail back to the appropriate agency. Note: Because of the time necessary to process loans, both the request for a loan as well as the completed financial aid file must occur at least 6 weeks before the beginning of a term. Anything received after this date will result in not having loan proceeds available at the beginning of the term.

1. The Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan is based on financial need. Students are not responsible for payments on principal or interest, which accrue on the loan while they are in school on at least a half-time basis. Payments begin 6 months after the student graduates or drops below half time.
2. The Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan is not based on financial need. However, students are responsible for the interest, which accrues on the loan while they are in school. Payments on principal begin six months after the student graduates or drops below half time.

2. FEDERAL PARENT LOAN FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (PLUS): These loans are available for parents of dependent students to provide additional funds for educational expenses. PLUS borrowers do not have to demonstrate financial need. The student’s eligibility for the Federal Stafford Loan must be determined via completion of the FAFSA before the PLUS application can be processed. The parent may have to undergo a credit analysis. The cost of attendance, less financial assistance, can be borrowed at a variable interest rate. Repayment begins as soon as the loan is received.

3. SHORT-TERM LOANS OBTAINED THROUGH THE COLLEGE: Limited short-term loan funds exist to cover 75% of in-state fees for students registered at least half-time (six credit hours). A $20.00 non-refundable application/service fee is charged at the time the student takes out the loan. Students pay 25% of the tuition/fees. The loan is due within 60 days from the beginning of each term and is available for students with severe financial hardships. Loans must be repaid before a student can register for the next term. Applications are available at the campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

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EMPLOYMENT

1. FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM — This federal, need-based program is designed to provide part-time employment for students. Jobs are available at all campus sites and approved students may work up to 20 hours per week. Participation in the FWS program is also contingent on possessing the skills to do the job as well as performing in a satisfactory manner. You are encouraged to check with your home campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office for specific openings.

2. STUDENT ASSISTANT PROGRAM — Interested students should check with the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office for details. Students may work up to 20 hours per week. Hiring is based on skills rather than financial need. Student positions are not guaranteed.

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AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
Numerous awards, scholarships and financial grants are available to assist SPC students in meeting their educational expenses. These financial assistances fall into 10 basic categories.

1. Awards
2. Scholarships, Academic Merit Scholars
3. Presidential Scholarships
4. Transfer Scholarships
5. Baccalaureate Programs Scholarship
6. Johnnie Ruth Clarke Scholarship
7. Activities Scholarships
8. Alumni Scholarships
9. Transfer Scholarships
10. Donor Scholarships & Financial Grants

1. AWARDS

William Alborg Memorial Award — Established to honor the memory and work of St. Petersburg College’s Professor William Alborg. Value varies. Awarded to a steller St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus reading student.

Edna Allwurden Andrews Memorial Mathematics Award — Established by her daughter, Bunny Andrews Schroeer, son-in-law Dietrich Schroeer and two grandchildren Karsten and Alison Schroeer, to honor the memory of Mrs. Edna Allwurden Andrews, an alumna of SPC and Pinellas County teacher for 32 years. Mathematics faculty will nominate and select recipients. Contact the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus. Value varies.

Apollo Award — Given by the SPC Alumni Association to the outstanding graduating sophomore based on scholastic excellence, leadership and student activity; a plaque and a monetary award are presented. Nominations made to the Office of Institutional Advancement.

Creative Writing Award — Offered by the Communications Program: "Writer of the Year" from Obelisk; student receives award; name engraved on Carolyn Parker Plaque, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

Virginia E. Follin English Award — $100; Communications Program. A Clearwater Campus graduating sophomore; English major; based on ability, leadership and financial need.

Mary C. Galbraith Alpha Delta Kappa, Theta Chapter Award — $250; graduating sophomore; pursuing teaching career; resident of upper Pinellas County; overall 3.0 average or above. See Clearwater Campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Helen and Donald H. Gilbart Awards for Excellence — Awarded to Learning Support Center Tutor of the Year; Honors Interdisciplinary Studies outstanding first and second year students; and Woman-On-the-Way outstanding students going into the helping professions. Selected by Clearwater Campus faculty groups within each department.

Joseph W. Howland Mathematics Award — $100, Clearwater Campus student who has successfully completed at least one developmental math course and succeeded in college-level coursework; overall 3.0 average; recommended by mathematics faculty. Contact Clearwater Campus Mathematics Program Office.

William Ketchum Memorial Award — Established in memory of a former SPC instructor. Awarded to a St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus mathematics student. Contact the program office.

Florence C. Ballenger learning Support Center Achievement Awards — Established in 1999 from the estate of longtime educator, volunteer and friend of SPC, Florence Coles Ballenger.

Helen K. Leslie Award — Established by the St. Petersburg Evening Business and Professional Women to honor the outstanding business leader, Helen Krauss Leslie, this $500 award is available for students majoring in business. Contact the Business faculty of any campus.

Mathematics Award — $200; mathematics major registered at the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus, freshman or sophomore, who plans to teach mathematics.

Dr. Theodore Mazzu Award —Established by Dr. Theodore Mazzu, a longtime mathematics professor on the Clearwater Campus. This award is given annually to "the most outstanding student on the Cleartwater Campus," selected by Clearwater Campus Scholarship Committee. Value varies.

Carolyn Parker Memorial English Award — St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus; graduating English major; award based on overall academic, creative performance and contributions to English activities.

Mary Rowena Perrin Memorial Humanities Award — $100; Clearwater Campus graduating sophomore, Humanities/Fine Arts major; award based on academic achievement. Contact Clearwater Campus Humanities/Fine Arts Program Office.

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Award — The Alpha Zeta Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), a national honor fraternity, presents a $100 award to the student who best exemplifies the finest intellectual, cultural and educational contributions to the Tarpon Springs Center. Student must be registered at the Tarpon Springs Center. Contact counselor at Tarpon Springs Center.

William R. Rice Mathematics Award — Established in memory of William R. Rice, a mathematics professor for 33 years at SPC. Awards are given to deserving mathematics students. Recipients will be selected by recommendations from mathematics faculty committee. Value varies. Contact St. Petersburg/Gibbs Mathematics Program Director.

Sealund & Associates Award — To be awarded to a Seminole Campus student seeking a degree in Digital Media. Contact the Seminole Campus Provost Office for further details.

Shrider Mathematics Award — Mathematics major registered at the Clearwater Campus, freshman or sophomore, who plans to teach mathematics.

District Cheif Frank Spirek Memorial Award — Established by family, this award will recognize a SPC student working toward a career goal of Fire Officer with demonstrated academic ability. Contact the Fire Science Department for further information.

SPC Seminole Campus Eagle Scholarship — Available to a full-time, rising sophomore (over 30 credit hours) SPC student attending the Seminole Campus and/or eCampus in the previous fall or spring. Student must have a 3.0 or better GPA and demonstrate leadership and service to the Seminole Campus. Contact the Seminole Campus Provost Office for more information.

Lily and Isaac Varon Award — Established to honor an outstanding international student from South America. Award is $600 per year. For more information contact the International Center or Student Activities Office.

Scott Walling Speech Award — $100, Clearwater Campus student excelling in Speech. Based on grades and excellence in public speaking with interest in continuing these skills. Contact Clearwater Campus Humanities/Fine Arts Program Director.

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2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACADEMIC MERIT SCHOLARS
(College Rule 6Hx23-4.49)

1. The President is authorized to award academic scholarships in the following categories: Trustees Honors College, Presidential, Johnnie Ruth Clarke, and Baccalaureate Awards. Criteria for each specific merit academic scholarship are provided in Board of Trustees’ Rules 6Hx23-4.4910, 6Hx23-4.4911, 6Hx23-4.4912, and 6Hx23-4.492. Academic merit scholarships are provided to students who have excelled in the academic arena of high school or postsecondary education. These scholarships are given with the intent of attracting and retaining well qualified, academically-minded students.



1. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
   (College Rule 6Hx23-4.49)
   
   The Presidential Scholarship is established for students who have received a standard high school diploma from Pinellas County Schools and demonstrated academic excellence. Students will be initially selected who achieve a weighted cumulative grade point average of at least 3.80 at the end of the seventh semester of high school. The scholarship may be provided for no more than two (2) consecutive terms (excluding summers). A Presidential Scholarship recipient is subject to the additional requirements of this Rule.  
   1. Students who are awarded the Presidential scholar ship must:
      
      
      1. apply for admission, enroll in, and attend classes beginning not later than Term I of the academic year immediately following graduation from high school;
      2. maintain a 3.00 cumulative grade point average
      3. complete at least fifty percent (50%) of the credit hours attempted.
   
   
   
   2. The “Presidential Scholarship” is limited to a total of 15 credit hours.
   
   
   
   3. A student loses this scholarship by falling below a 3.00 cumulative grade point average or the 50% completion ratio unless the student appeals to the director of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance with documented extenuating circumstances. A student may not use an extenuating circumstance to delay their educational pursuits more than one consecutive term. Extenuating circumstances may include but will not be limited to:
   
   
   
   1. serious physical or emotional illness of student or immediate family member;
   2. serious accident involving student;
   3. divorce/separation of family members;
   4. loss of employment or involuntary change in work schedule;
   5. death of family member
   6. orders to active military duty as a result of National, State or local emergency; or
   7. natural disaster affecting student or immediate family members.
   
   
   
   4. The scholarships will be applied toward tuition fees only.
   
   
   
   5. The scholarship will be awarded for the first Fall term and will be given each consecutive term that the student is enrolled and continues to be eligible for a maximum of two (2) terms excluding the summer term. Once a student loses eligibility for this scholarship, it cannot be regained in future terms.
   
   
   
   6. The Presidential Scholarship funds are distributed to additional eligible students on a first come, first serve basis as determined by a completed Financial Aid package. When all funds are committed, awarding will cease.
   
   
   
2. TRUSTEES’ HONORS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
   (College Rule 6Hx23-4.4911)
   
   The Trustees’ Honors College Scholarships are established to attract and retain academically talented students. There are several types of Trustees’ Honors College Scholarships that provide assistance in tuition, books, and/or partial costs for students studying abroad who are enrolled in the Honors College. All students must have applied to and been accepted into the Honors College to be eligible for one of these scholarships. Furthermore, each of the scholarships has specific criteria for the individual student to qualify.



3. BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS SCHOLARSHIPS
   (College Rule 6Hx23-4.912)
   
   Students in the various baccalaureate programs of study are eligible for academic merit scholarships designed to encourage students, who distinguish themselves in their freshman and sophomore years, to continue their education and seek a baccalaureate degree at St. Petersburg College. These scholarships include the Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Transfer and Honors College Transfer Scholarships.
   1. The Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Transfer Scholarship
   
   
   
   1. To apply for this scholarship, the baccalaureate program student must be an alumnus of Phi Theta Kappa and have received the USA Today All American Award. Students may be former SPC graduates or graduates of other colleges.
   
   
   
   2. This is a one-time scholarship of a set amount that is generally awarded prior to the fall term of the junior year. The scholarship funds are provided to the student to be used for tuition, fees and books.
   
   
   
   3. Students who are awarded the PTK Alumni Transfer Scholarship must:
   
   
   
   1. complete their sophomore year as a member of Phi Theta Kappa in good standing.
   2. be fully admitted to a St. Petersburg College baccalaureate program.
   3. have earned a cumulative college GPAof 3.0.
   4. continue to enroll as a full-time student.
   5. agree to and complete a service project with the Office of Baccalaureate Programs.
   
   
   2. The Honors College Transfer Scholarship is designed to encourage students who graduated from an honors college to continue their junior and senior educational experience at St. Petersburg College’s baccalaureate program.
   
   
   
   1. To apply for this scholarship, the honors college graduate must be fully admitted to a St. Petersburg College baccalaureate program.
   
   
   
   2. This is a two-term scholarship of a set amount that is generally awarded prior to the first and second term of the junior year.
   
   
   
   3. The scholarship funds are provided to the student to be used for tuition, fees and books.
   
   
   
   4. Students who are awarded the Honor College Transfer Scholarship must:
   
   
   
   1. successfully graduate from an honors college with a cumulative college GPA of 3.3.
   2. continue to enroll as a full-time student.
   3. agree to and complete a service project with the Office of Baccalaureate Programs.
   
   
   
4. JOHNNIE RUTH CLARKE SCHOLARSHIP
   
(College Rule 6Hx23-4.492)

The President is authorized, subject to the requirements of this Rule, to grant Johnnie Ruth Clarke Scholarships to disadvantaged and other under represented Pinellas County high school students who graduate from a Pinellas County high school with a standard high school diploma, are U.S. citizens or permanent resident aliens and have demonstrated academic potential by achieving a weighted cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 at the end of the seventh semester of high school. Subject to meeting the above requirements, high school students shall be notified in writing of their scholarship eligibility during the spring term of their senior year.
1. The following criteria may be considered:



1. Essay of commitment to serve minority communities.
2. From a low-income family.
3. Applicant is being reared by a single parent.
4. Applicant will be among the first in their family to attend college
5. Consideration of Diversity.
6. Demonstrate through past history, test scores, academic achievement and/or written statement which favorably reflects on the applicant’s potential.
7. Recommendation from counselor, teacher or community-based organization.


These criteria will be weighted and applicants must meet the minimum weighted requirements. Scholarship funds are limited and the students applying meeting the requirements shall receive the scholarships on a first come, first serve basis subject to the availability of funds.


2. Eligible students who are granted the Johnnie Ruth Clarke Scholarships must:



1. apply for admission to the College, enroll in and attend classes beginning not later than Term I of the academic year immediately following graduation from high school;
2. maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA; and
3. complete at least fifty percent (50%) of the credit hours attempted throughout the period of enrollment
4. be a full-time student.



3. A student loses this scholarship by falling below a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or the 50% completion ratio unless extenuating circumstances are documented. Extenuating circumstances may include but will not be limited to:



1. Serious physical or emotional illness of student or immediate family member;
2. Serious accident involving student
3. Divorce/separation of family members
4. Loss of employment or involuntary change in work schedule;
5. Death of family member;
6. Orders to active military duty as a result of National, State, or local emergency; or
7. Natural disaster affecting student or immediate family members.



4. The Johnnie Ruth Clarke Scholarship is effective beginning Term 1 of the academic year following graduation from high school. The scholarship will remain in effect for four (4) terms of continuous enrollment (excluding Summer Term).



5. This scholarship may be applied toward tuition and lab fees not to exceed 12 credit hours per term.

For further information see College Rule 6Hx23-4.492.



5. Academic merit scholarships are provided to students who have excelled in the academic arena of high school or postsecondary education. These scholarships are given with the intent of attracting and retaining well qualified, academically-minded students.


6. A portion of the academic merit scholarships are specifically designed for recent high school graduates, first-time-in-college students, or returning students. A portion of scholarships are provided for students pursuing associates degrees and others for students whose goals are to achieve a baccalaureate degree. A portion of the academic merit scholarships are also designed to embrace the concept of providing equal access for a diverse student population and encouraging academically talented, but economically disadvantaged students.

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7. ACTIVITIES SCHOLARSHIPS
Special student activities scholarships are awarded in an amount generally sufficient to cover tuition and fees to students who perform certain requirements in the particular activity indicated. These scholarships are:

Activity	Apply to:
Athletics	Director of Athletics
Band/Chorus	Faculty Advisor
Brain Bowl	Faculty Advisor
Forensics	Faculty Advisor
Obelisk	Faculty Advisor
Student Government	Student Activities Coordinator
Visual Arts	Faculty Advisor

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8. ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS of $500 are awarded to students who meet specified criteria and are not receiving any other type of financial assistance except work. Recipients are selected by a committee of the SPC Alumni Association Board of Directors.

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9. TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPS are given by Florida colleges and universities to academically outstanding SPC students. The College nominates students to receive certain Transfer Scholarships. Amounts and criteria vary.

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10. DONOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL GRANTS are provided by individuals or groups usually from outside the college. Amounts and criteria vary widely. Contact campus Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance or local service organizations, clubs or other groups for application information.


Ebba Alm Scholarship — Full-time student, financial need, 3.0 GPA, preference is for student from upper Pinellas County in the field of natural sciences. Value varies. Recommendations made by the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance to the donor organization.

Alpha Delta Kappa-Beta Kappa Chapter Scholarship — Sophomore majoring in education with a 3.0 GPA, preferably a returning student, residing in lower Pinellas County. $250 per term. Applications are available at campus Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

Alpha Kappa Alpha (Mary O’Neal Brown) — $350 scholarship with preference for a student in an AA degree program; overall 2.5 average or better. Contact campus Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance when advertised.

American Association of University Women-Florence Seibert Memorial Scholarship — Established in memory of Dr. Florence B. Seibert to provide scholarships for those in need of financial assistance, enrolled in the Women-on-the-Way program (male/female) and studying medical technology, chemistry or biological sciences on any campus. Scholarship award is $1,200 per year. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

American Business Women’s Association Scholarships
Belles of Seminole	Mermaid Chapter
Central City Chapter	Pinellas Pelicans
Chasco Chapter	Seagull Chapter
Dunedin Chapter	Skyway Chapter
Fun 'N Sun Chapter	Sunshine Chapter
Heart of Countryside	Top of the Bay Chapter
Jacaranda Chapter	Young Horizons Chapter

Based on financial need and academic achievement. Value varies. Contact specific ABWA Chapter for application.

American Housing Corporation Scholarship/Grant — These $500 scholarships/grants are available for full or part-time students at any campus who have financial need and are working to complete a degree or certificate program. Availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

American Legion Auxiliary Department of Florida — Child or grandchild of an honorably discharged veteran, full-time student. Value varies. Contact convenient American Legion Post for application.

David P. Anderson Scholarship for Artists — Established by Estelle and Stan Marsh and other friends of David P. Anderson to provide a lasting memorial to this renowned St. Petersburg artist. These $1,200 scholarships are available to Pinellas County residents studying art at SPC who show financial need. Notification of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

SPC Marc Anderson, United States Army Ranger, "Fallen Soldier" Memorial Scholarship — Established by Professor Ken Chapman, family friend, this scholarship pays tribute to Army Ranger Marc Anderson for valor in Afghanistan. Awards of varying amounts will be based on demonstrated need, a minimum grade point average of 3.5 with preference given to children of service members. Family members and Ken Chapman will assist in making the selections. Amount and availability of the scholarship award will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Charlotte Anthony Music Scholarship — Awarded to full-time students with financial need majoring in music at SPC. Applicants should apply through the St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus program office. Additional information may be obtained from the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

Auxiliary Of Mease Healthcare Scholarship — Available to SPC Nursing Program students residing in the Mease Dunedin or Mease Countryside area of Pinellas County. Students must have completed the Nursing Level I course and should consider applying for employment with Mease Hospitals upon graduation. Applicants must submit a written statement on why he/she wishes to become a nurse and must provide at least one letter of recommendation from SPC faculty member. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Florence Coles Ballenger Endowed Scholarship — Established in 1999 from the estate of longtime educator, volunteer and friend of SPC, Florence Coles Ballenger. Amounts vary. Applicants should apply through the Women-on-the-Way Challenge Program or the Learning Support Center of the Clearwater Campus. Availability and amounts of scholarship awards will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Kenneth P. and Mary R. Baqué Endowed Scholarship — Established by Clearwater resident and educator, Mary R. Baqué, to provide financial assistance to any worthy, needy, responsible student, male or female, in any field of study, who is associated with the Women-on-the-Way Program, Clearwater Campus. Amount varies. Contact the Women-on-the Way Office.

Brenda Bassford Memorial Scholarship — Established by Lily the Love Frog, Inc. to provide financial assistance to both deaf and hearing students seeking their collegiate degrees to “unlock the silence of the deaf through knowl¬edge and understanding.” Amount varies. Contact Clearwater or St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus Offices of Scholar-ships and Student Financial Assistance for application.

Paul D. Bauder Scholarship — Sophomore, education major, Pinellas County high school graduate. Value varies. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for information.

Robert & Mildred Baynard Ethics in Business Scholarship — Established to honor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baynard’s generosity to the College, this scholarship is for tuition, books and/or child care expenses for a Florida resident who is actively involved, and plans in the future to continue working, in local community service. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Sheila McNulty Beal Memorial Book Scholarship — Established by William H. Beal III, in memory of his mother, this scholarship will provide $500 for books or fees to an SPC graduate, Eta Nu Chapter member of Phi Theta Kappa. Applicants must be seeking a degree, full or part-time, and in need of financial assistance. Preference will be given to Liberal Arts majors. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

William H. Beal II Memorial Book Scholarship — Established by William H. Beal III, in memory of his father, this scholarship will provide $500 for books and/or fees to an Eta Nu Chapter member of Phi Theta Kappa. Applicants must be seeking a degree in Business Technology as a full or part-time student at any SPC Campus and be in need of financial assistance. Availability of the scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

H. Scott Belcher Endowed Scholarship — Established by SPC graduates, Charles E. and Eileen H. Belcher, to honor their son. This scholarship will provide financial assistance to needy students who are Florida residents attending any SPC campus, full or part-time. Preference will be given to a student returning to formal education from either past or current employment in the nursing field. Applicants should be clear regarding their goals and possess the determination to reach these achievements. Continuing recipients must maintain at least a B average. Availability and award amount of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Dr. John C. Belcher Endowed Scholarship — Established by SPC graduates, Charles E. and Eileen H. Belcher, to honor their son. This scholarship will provide financial assistance to needy students who are Florida residents attending any SPC campus, full or part-time. Preference will be given to students who are working toward a career in a health-related field. The applicants should be clear regarding their goals and possess the determination to reach these achievements. Availability and award amount of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Leahla S. Bell Memorial Art Scholarship — Established in memory of Leahla S. Bell by her husband, Jay C. Bell. This fund will provide up to $1,500 scholarships to students studying art at SPC. Scholarships are per year and may be used for tuition, books or other bona fide college expenses, including living expenses. Applicants should be high school graduates or art school graduates, attending classes or preparing to attend classes at SPC. Applicants may be full or part time and gifted in the visual arts. Priority will be based on a competition through submission of student’s personal artworks. Scholarships to be awarded based on recommendations of the College Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office staff, a committee of qualified judges and a member of the Bell family. Contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office or the Art Department for information. Notification of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Erma Ruth Beltz Memorial Endowed Scholarship — Established by Larry D. Beltz in memory of his mother, this $2,500 scholarship is for a full-time Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree-seeking student with a high school (or equivalent) GPA between 1.5 and 2.5. Continuing recipients must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA on all courses taken after receipt of the scholarship. Availability of the scholarship and its amount will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Dr. Philip Benjamin/AITF Scholarship — Established with funds distributed by The Foundation for Florida’s Community Colleges to help deserving students reach their educational goals. Students must be first-time enrollees who are Florida residents. Students must show financial need by qualifying for FSAG grants as well as perform community service during the term of the scholarship. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further information.

Mike & Beverly Bennett Scholarship — Established by the former president of St. Petersburg College this scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to children of St. Petersburg College employees. Preference given to music majors. Value varies. Contact campus office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

Bilirakis-Miaoulis Scholarship — Established by The Honorable Gus Bilirakis in honor of family members, this scholarship is for any worthy, responsible, full or part-time student in any field of study at the Tarpon Springs Campus. Amount varies. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Amy R. Blanton Scholarship — Established by Joseph and Nancy Blanton in honor of their daughter, Amy, an SPC graduate. Students must demonstrate financial need. Students with learning or physical disabilities and financial need may contact the Students with Disabilities Program Director.

William, Betty Jane and Elizabeth Boyd Memorial Music Scholarship — For Pinellas County High School graduates studying full-time for a career in music. $250 per session. Contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

Warren W. Brainerd, Jr. Memorial Scholarship — The Warren W. Brainerd, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was established for students seeking a degree in science, pre-med, pre-engineering, pre-math or pre-elementary education. This scholarship is intended for students who have some financial need and for whom this award will make the difference in his/her staying in college. Only applicants with a sincere desire to get an education or improve him/herself and a graduate of a Pinellas County high school, preferably living with family, need apply. Only second year, full-time SPC students will be considered. Notification will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Flora Sam Britton Scholarship for SPC Women’s Athletics — established by Flora Sam Britton through her will, scholarship is available to students demonstrating athletic achievement in women’s athletics. Students may be enrolled full or part-time, in any field of study. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Albert Leroy Brown/AITF Scholarship — Established with funds distributed by The Foundation for Florida’s Community Colleges to help deserving students reach their educational goals. Students can be enrolled on a full-or part-time basis, must maintain a cumulative 2.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need based on national criteria. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further information.

John D. Buchanan Scholarship for Needy Students — Established by family and friends in memorial tribute to the life of John D. Buchanan, this scholarship is for full or part-time students who can demonstrate financial need as well as service to the community. Renewal of the scholarship requires a 3.0 grade point average. Amount and availability of the scholarship award will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Albert A. Bush Scholarship — Available through the generosity and foresight of the late Albert A. Bush. Scholarship is available to exceptionally needy students who might otherwise be unable to attend SPC. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Business and Professional Women/Avon Products Foundation Scholarship — Persons 25 and older, head of household, financial need, program leading to a sales career. Value varies. Contact organization at 2012 Massachusetts Ave. NW., Washington DC 20036.

Business and Professional Women Scholarship
Downtown Tampa Chapter	Sun Bay Chapter
Seminole Ridge Chapter	Westshore Midday Chapter

For women in pursuit of higher education in business or a professional career with financial need, leadership and academic achievement. Value varies. Contact BPW Chapter scholarship chairperson.

Nadine and Dan Carlisle "New Life" Educational Grant — Established by Nadine and Dan Carlisle of Clearwater, these grants provide up to $1500 each semester for SPC students who can demonstrate both financial need and a renewed determination to complete their collegiate education. Contact the office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

Joseph L. Chamberlain Memorial Scholarship — This scholarship is for a deserving student entering the sophomore year, who has financial need and is in good academic standing. Value varies. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Dorothy A. Chapman Scholarship — Established in the Chapman estate to provide scholarships for students who demonstrate financial need, without respect to course of study. Value varies. Availability and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Charity Day Scholarship — This scholarship is for a student who is enrolled full-time, has a 3.0 GPA and demonstrates financial need. Value varies. Awards are made by campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Clearwater Legal Secretary Scholarship — This scholarship is for a student with financial need and interest in the legal secretary field. Value varies.

College Fund of Pinellas County, Inc. — Pinellas County residents enrolled full time (12-15 hrs.) in A.A. or R.N. programs. Financial need and 2.0 GPA required. Value varies.
Call (727) 595-1978 or 595-2344.

Commercial Real Estate Women of Tampa Bay Scholarship — Established by the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) of Tampa Bay, this $1000 annual award is available for a student who can demonstrate financial need, has completed at least one semester of post-secondary education, is in good academic standing at SPC, demonstrates a commitment to complete a degree program, submits two letters of recommendation from faculty or employers as well as two personal letters of reference and maintains a 3.0 or higher grade point average to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarships will be awarded based on selection by the SPC Faculty with finalists being interviewed by a CREW committee. Contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office for application information.

Sean W. Corrao Endowed Memorial Scholarship — This scholarship was established to perpetuate the memory of Sean W. Corrao who died in an automobile accident while he was enrolled in the computer science program at SPC. Recipients for this scholarship will be selected based on the following weighted criteria: special interest in computer technology, academic promise and financial need. Recipients will be selected by recommendation from Computer Science faculty committee to Director of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

David O. and June Cox Women on the Way Scholarship — Established by long-time Women on the Way supporters, David O. and June Cox, to help deserving, active Women on the Way Program students with financial need. Contact the Women on the Way Program Director for further details.

Katie and Cort Cureton Scholarship — Established by Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Johnston in memory of their grand-children, Katie and Cort Cureton, to provide scholarship assistance to students who demonstrate financial need or achievement. Priority is given to Pinellas County graduates. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Connie Dell Davis Veterinary Scholarship — Established in memory of Connie Dell Davis by her sister, Elizabeth Dell Bushnell; her brother-in-law, retired SPC instructor Frank F. Bushnell; and her mother, Dorothea C. Dell. Awards are for second-year Veterinary Technology students. Contact Veterinary Technology Program for more information.

Edith M. Davis Memorial — $400 scholarship for a high school senior seeking a degree in home economics. Contact the Pinellas School Board Home Economics Department.

Henry D. Davison Engineering Technology Scholarship — Established by Betty Davison to honor the legacy of her husband, a WWII hero and SPC faculty member, Henry D. Davison. Assistance is for full or part-time engineering technology students at the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus. Availability and amount of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Derby Lane Scholarship — -Provided by Derby Lane and Richard Winning, member of the SPC Foundation Board of Directors, this scholarship is available for full or part-time students who have been accepted into or already are in good academic standing at SPC and can demonstrate a commitment to complete an academic degree program. The awardee must maintain a 3.0 or higher grade point average to continue receiving the scholarship for ongoing semesters. Availability and amount of the scholarship award will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

DiNapoli & Skala Families Scholarship — This scholarship is awarded to Clearwater Campus students who have demonstrated successful academic performance at St. Petersburg College by attaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0. Students must also have com¬pleted 24 semester hours and have demonstrated financial need. Availability of the scholarship and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.“ The scholarship was established by Warren DiNapoli and Joe Skala who donated their entire salaries from teaching mathematics at the Clearwater Campus.

Disabled American Veterans/Chapter 9 Scholarship — Full-time student who is a disabled veteran or relative of a disabled veteran. $500 per academic year. Contact DAV scholarships chairperson.

Domidion Education Grant — Established by Dr. Ann M. Domidion for national or international students in the baccalaureate degree program in education. Preference given to a full or part-time student for whom financial support will make a difference in whether his/her education is continued. Grant will be available per semester for tuition, books and/or fees. Must maintain at least a B average. Selection made by Dean of the College of Education with the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance and SPC Foundation.

Craig and Erline Donovan Memorial Scholarship — Established by members of the Donovan family in honor of their parents to provide a $500 annual scholarship to a worthy, needy and responsible student in any field of study. Scholarship may be used for tuition, fees, equipment and/or other bona fide college expenses. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Anne H. Doran Memorial Scholarship — Established by 1975 SPC graduate Michael D. Doran in honor of his mother, this scholarship will provide assistance to worthy SPC Nursing Program students attending classes at any SPC campus full or part-time, who are working toward a career goal in Nursing and participating in the Women on the Way Program. Contact Nursing Department or Women on the Way Program Director for more details.

Alice N. and Timothy J. Downey, Jr., Memorial Scholarship — This endowed scholarship fund, established by trust agreement, from longtime SPC professor of Business, Timothy Downey, Jr., will provide assistance to students with scholastic ability with financial need. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Doyle Nursing Scholarship — Full-time nursing student with demonstrated financial need and strong determination to overcome all obstacles in pursuit of goals. Preference will be given to a single parent. $3,000 over 2 years. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Dutton Family Scholarship — Established by the Dutton Family in 1997, this $500 scholarship is for students in need of financial assistance who are enrolled in any program at SPC. This award may be used for tuition, books and/or other bona fide college expenses. Priority will be given to non-traditional students, at least 25 years of age, for whom the financial aid would make the difference in whether or not he/she could continue his/her college education. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Norman W. Duzen Music Scholarship — Established in memory of musician Norman Duzen by his friends, this scholarship is for second year music majors with demonstrated need. Preference first will be given to jazz pianists, then classical pianists and, finally, all other music majors intending to pursue music as a professional career. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Pauline Vonnegut Eck Scholarship — Established through the will of former SPC Natural Science instructor, Pauline Vonnegut Eck, this scholarship is available to Natural Science students with financial need attending the St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Electric Council of Florida — This scholarship is for a full-time student (12 hours minimum) who maintains a 2.5 GPA and has been a resident of Pinellas County for at least 1 year. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.” Selection by Music faculty.

Elks National Foundation Scholarship — Full-time vocational or technical program student seeking a degree or certificate. Needs lodge endorsement. $1,000 per academic year. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Mabel Emerson Memorial Scholarship — This scholarship was established by her son, Bill Emerson ’41, and is based on financial need and academic achievement. Value varies. The recipient will be chosen by the President of SPC. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

Evanthia Nursing Scholarship — Established by Mrs. Evanthia P. Augustine to honor the memory of her grandmother, Mrs. Evanthia Nickolaou. This scholarship is for students who demonstrate financial need and proven academic ability. Nursing faculty will nominate and select scholarship recipients. Contact Nursing Program Director, Health Education Center.

Fred C. Fantz Memorial Engineering Scholarship/Rotary Club of St. Petersburg West — Two scholarships. A student pursuing a career in engineering with demonstrated academic achievement and a member of Tau Alpha Pi. Contact Engineering Technology Department, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus. A local high school graduate, preferably Gulfport or west St. Petersburg resident, with demonstrated financial need, scholarship and good character. $300. Awards are made periodically upon recommendation of the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Florida Firefighters Scholarship — Financial assistance of $500 per semester for dependents and family members of Florida firefighters. Priority will be given to the families of deceased and incapacitated firefighters. Applicants may be full or part-time students, in any field of study at any campus. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Florida Governor’s Council on Indian Affairs Scholarship— For American Indian, Alaskan native, native Hawaiian and unemployed, underemployed or economically disadvantaged. Value varies. Contact (904) 487-1472.

Florida Gulf Coast University - SPC Distance Learning Partnership Scholarship — This scholarship provides financial assistance for Department of Corrections employees taking Florida Gulf Coast University - SPC Distance Learning courses. An applicant must be matriculating at SPC full or part-time. The scholarship is $100 and may be used for tuition, fees, equipment and/or other bona fide college expenses. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants Suncoast Chapter Scholarship — Annual scholarship available to full or part-time accounting students at any campus of SPC. Amount varies. Availability of scholarship and award amount will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

Florida Legal Assistants, Inc., Pinellas County Chapter — For a student taking legal assistant courses, 3.0 GPA, amount varies. Contact Florida Legal Assistants, Inc. at (727) 988-0737 for Pinellas County Chapter president.

Florida Police Scholarship — Scholarships in the amount of $500 each will be awarded to Florida certified Pinellas County Police and Corrections Officers and/or their dependents, in financial need. Priority for the scholarships will be given to dependents of officers deceased or incapacitated (on or off duty). The award will be advertised in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Florida State University College of Education Alumni Association Teaching Scholarships — The School Board of Pinellas County, in cooperation with the Florida State University College of Education Alumni Association, offers scholarships in the amount of $2,500 per year for St. Petersburg College graduates who agree to attend FSU, major in education, especially in special education, and who will return to teach in Pinellas County following graduation. The program is a scholarship/loan program targeting special education majors and minority students that is repaid based on the candidates teaching in Pinellas County. For each year the scholarship is received, the candidate will be expected to teach 1 year in Pinellas County. Graduates of the program are guaranteed a teaching position in the district upon successful completion of the degree and certification requirements. For further information, contact Ron Stone at (727) 588-6273.

Merlin M. Garner Memorial Scholarship — For a full or part-time Foreign Language or Building Construction student attending any SPC campus. The student should be working toward a career in Construction or one which utilizes the Spanish language. The $500 annual scholarship will be awarded over two semesters and requires a minimum 3.0 GPA. The scholarship may be used for tuition, books, fees and/or other bona fide college expenses. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

General Dynamics Scholarship — Funds provided to assist minority students with demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students majoring in engineering. Awards made by campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Helen and Donald H. Gilbart Scholarship — Established by Barbara Carroll to honor the memory of two sisters: her mother, Helen, who was deaf, and her Aunt Mildred and the lifetime bond they shared giving the quality of life that only a daughter would know. This scholarship will be awarded to a student participating in the SPC Sign Language Interpreter Program. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Jan and Frank Graham Memorial Scholarship — Available to SPC Nursing Program students. Preference will be given to persons working, or have worked, as Certified Nursing Assistants. Two references from persons knowledgeable about the CNA job performance of the student must be submitted with the scholarship application. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Selma Bowman Graham Scholarship in Memory of Warren J. Bowman — Established through the Pinellas County Community Foundation to address the need for registered nurses. Students must be enrolled in a two-year SPC Nursing Program, graduated from a Pinellas County high school and have a genuine financial need. Contact the Nursing Department for further details.

Thomas E. Greef Scholarship — For full-time Clearwater Campus business major, 3.0 GPA, $250 per session. Annual award nominated by Clearwater Business Department Program Director.

Vivian T. Greve Scholarship — Established through her will, executive secretary Vivian T. Greve determined this scholarship is to be available to students with strong academic promise and a demonstrated need for financial assistance. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Harlan and Margaret G. Gregory Scholarship — $500 scholarship established by the Chairman of the SPC Board of Trustees, Mr. Thomas Gregory, in honor of his parents. The scholarship is awarded to a St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus student who is majoring in education. Applicants must have graduated from a St. Petersburg area high school, have been a resident of St. Petersburg for at least 5 years, demonstrate financial need and academic promise and be an active participant in a church or synagogue. Notification will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Gulfport Lions Club Community Service Award — This award is for two current high school seniors who have been accepted at St. Petersburg College and reside in Gulfport or attend Boca Ciega High School. The amount of the award is $500. For further information, contact the Guidance Department at Boca Ciega High School, (727) 321-4553.

Gulfport Optimist Club Endowed Scholarship — An applicant must be a resident of Gulfport for the last 2 years and a graduating high school senior or current SPC student who graduated from high school within the last 2 years. Applicants must demonstrate the qualities of good citizenship and community involvement and maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher and be seeking an Associate of Arts Degree leading to a Bachelor’s Degree. Availability of scholarship and award amount will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Jacquelyn Hanko Nursing Scholarship — Established by her son and his family to honor his mother, a registered nurse, this scholarship will provide assistance to SPC nursing program students. Preference will be given to students for whom financial support will make the difference in whether his or her education is continued. Contact Nursing Department for further details.”

Hayward Foundation Scholarship Grant — Available to SPC Nursing Program students with financial need. Recipient must be a Florida resident with the intent of remaining in Pinellas County at least two years after graduation for the purpose of serving the citizens in the Tampa Bay area through the benefits of the Nursing profession. Special consideration will be given to students expressing an interest in serving in the fields of prenatal and postnatal nursing care. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Cele Herring Math Scholarship — To promote and perpetuate the memory of Cele Herring, an SPC student, a loyal and dedicated volunteer in the SPC math department, and a working nurse in Pinellas County for 60 years. Providing $1,000 scholarships to students in need of financial assistance who are enrolled in a mathematics program and attending classes full or part time at any SPC campus. These scholarships are per year and may be used for tuition, books, fees or other miscellaneous college expenses. Selected by the mathematics faculty at the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus. Contact Mathematics Department, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

The George F. Hieber, II Scholarship for Excellence in College Preparatory Mathematics — Established to honor a Clearwater Campus student who has demonstrated excellence in college preparatory mathematics. This scholarship honors George F. Hieber, II who taught developmental mathematics on the Clearwater Campus for nine years. Contact the Clearwater Campus Mathematics Program Director.

Andy and Ann Hines Endowed Scholarship — Established to provide $500 scholarships to worthy, needy and responsible students with definite educational goals in any field of study. Continuing recipients must earn at least a B average. Priority will be given to students for whom financial aid would make the difference in whether he/she would be able to earn a college education. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Hillsborough Animal Health Foundation Veterinary Technician Scholarship — Established for veterinary technician students who are residents of Hillsborough County enrolled as traditional or distance learning students. Academic achievement will be a consideration. Applicants must supply recommendations from 3 instructors and a 500 word essay on the topic, “Where Do I See Myself In 3 Years?” Contact the Director of Veterinary Technology at the Caruth Health Education Center.

Honeywell Foundation Scholarship — For economically disadvantaged persons in non-traditional academic endeavors (i.e., women in engineering, electronics, men in nursing, et al.) Value varies. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship — Established by funds raised by an annual golf tournament, organized by the Pinellas County Hotel/ Motel Association. Scholarships will aid Hospitality & Tourism students with one three credit hour course. Contact Hospitality and Tourism Department for further details.

I Am 4 Art, U Can B 2 Scholarship — Established by Diane Nelson and friends of the arts to provide assistance to students with financial need and a commitment to complete a degree program in the Fine Arts. Award varies. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Donald E. and Elise I. Ingerson Scholarship — Established by a trust agreement, this scholarship is available to SPC students participating in the Student Support Services Program and/or Brother to Brother Program. Scholarships will be applied to tuition and fees. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details or the directors of either program for further information.

Italian American Club of Greater Clearwater/John Nano Memorial Scholarship— Based on academic achievement and financial need, must be nominated by a member of the Italian American Club. Value varies. Contact scholarship chairperson.

Evelyn W. Jerger Nursing Scholarship — Established by Mrs. Richard M. (Evelyn W.) Jerger. Students must be Pinellas County residents, have demonstrated financial need and proven academic ability. Nursing faculty will nominate and select scholarship recipients. Contact Nursing Program Director, SPC Health Education Center.

Mary Ellen S. and Donald H. Jones Nursing Scholarship — Initially provided by Donald H. Jones in memory of his beloved wife, Mary Ellen S. Jones, this scholarship provides financial assistance to needy and worthy St. Petersburg College students seeking their degrees in Nursing. Scholarship renewal requires a minimum grade point average of 3.0 (B) and selection of the recipient and the amount of the award will be made by the Nursing Faculty and representatives from the Foundation and Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Delbert and Jayne Kiner Scholarship — Established by their family, the Delbert and Jayne Kiner Scholarship is available for a needy full or part-time student who is returning to college (not a recent high school graduate) majoring in any field. This $500 award may be continued only with a 3.0 grade point average. Availability of the scholarship award will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Kiwanis Club of Clearwater — For a Clearwater High School graduate. Apply to Clearwater High School Guidance Department.

Kiwanis Club of Seminole — For a Seminole High School graduate. Apply to Seminole High School Guidance Department prior to May 15.

Kiwanis Club of Springtime/Max DeVane Scholarship — For a Clearwater High School graduating senior with financial need. Value varies. Recommended by high school guidance department. Contact Clearwater High School Guidance Department.

Carl M. Kuttler, Sr. Memorial Scholarship — Established to honor the memory of the father of SPC President Carl M. Kuttler, Jr., this scholarship will provide financial assistance to a worthy and needy immigrant student; male or female, full or part-time, in any field of study at SPC. Priority for the scholarship will be given to students for whom financial aid would make the difference in whether or not he/she would be able to earn a college education. This annual scholarship will be awarded for tuition, fees and/or other bona fide college expenses. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Lealman Special Fire Control District Fund — –Established by the Lealman Special Fire Control District, this grant is available for eligible Lealman Fire District employees for use in attending training classes. The awards will be coordinated through Lealman Special Fire Control District, the SPC Fire Academy director and the SPC Foundation. Availability and amount of the award will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Michelle Lambert Memorial Scholarship — Established by friends and colleagues to honor the memory of Michelle Lambert, a SPC Dental Hygiene graduate of 2000. This scholarship is available to Dental Hygiene students in the SPC Associate Degree program or students wishing to pursue an advanced degree in Dental Hygiene. Contact the Dental Hygiene Department for further information.

Lori Lehner Memorial Scholarship — This award was established to honor the life of Lori Lehner and provides a scholarship to cover tuition or books for a single parent with financial need who is working for a degree in education with the goal of becoming a teacher. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Helen K. Leslie Scholarship — Established by past SPC Foundation Board chairman, business owner, and 2003 SPC Honorary degree recipient, Helen K. Leslie, these $2,500 scholarships are for Pinellas County high school graduates with academic promise in need of financial assistance and studying in nontraditional fields at any campus of St. Petersburg College. Notification of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Wendell H. and Betty L. Lunceford Memorial Scholarship — Established in 1993 by W.H. (Dell) Lunceford, Jr. and John C. Lunceford, to honor their parents. This scholarship provides financial assistance to needy, second-year students with academic promise; but who, because of circumstances beyond their control, are unable to compete for scholarships designed for students with higher academic standings. $1,500 per academic year ($750 per session for 2 semesters) can be used for tuition, books, course fee expenses and/or other bona-fide college expenses. Applicants must be full-time students enrolled at any campus of SPC, in any field of study working toward an A.A., A.S. or A.A.S. degree. Preference will be given to students who might not otherwise be able to attend college or where the award would reduce the number of hours a student may have to work outside of school. Further preference will be given to a single or low-income parent who is receiving little or no outside financial support. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Lynch-Reed-Wakefield Scholarship — Established by three SPC faculty members and former Presidents for students with academic achievement and financial need. Selection made by campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Eileen Marie Mahan Nursing Scholarship — Established by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahan in memory of their daughter, Eileen Marie. Scholarship ranges up to $1,500 annually for second year nursing student. Candidates for this scholarship must be recommended by SPC nursing faculty and/or administration and possess those academic and personal qualifications that are likely “to enable them to be able to give leadership in the field of nursing in the future.” Nursing Program Director will make selection.

Ron Mahony Police Administration Scholarship — Established by fellow officers in memory of Ronald J. Mahoney, “an outstanding and courageous Police Officer” and alumnus of SPC, who died in the line of duty. Scholarships of varying amounts are available for sophomore year students desirous of working in police administration. Faculty selection is based on academic achievement and leadership qualities with preference given to students from the Clearwater area. Contact the Southeastern Public Safety Institute Office or Criminal Justice Program Director.

Perry R. Marsh Scholarship-Bank of America — Established in memory of Perry R. Marsh, founder of Home Federal Savings and Loan. $1,500 scholarships will be awarded annually. Students must be Pinellas County residents, have demonstrated financial need, proven academic ability and be full-time students (12 credits). Preference given to students in banking related professions. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Hazel Marie Martyn Endowed Memorial Scholarship — This scholarship will be given to a full or part-time student in the field of vocal music who is seeking a degree and/or career in music. Applicants must maintain at least a 2.7 GPA. Selection by her family and SPC Foundation Office. Notice of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money”, or contact Music Program Director.

Clark Maxwell/AITF Scholarship — Established with funds distributed by The Foundation for Florida’s Community Colleges to help deserving students reach their educational goals. This is a general scholarship for deserving students. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further information.

Alfred T. May Alumni Scholarship — Established by Alfred T. May (SPC ’58) to provide students with bona fide financial need the means to attend college. These scholarships are $1,200 per year and are available to graduates of a Pinellas County high school attending SPC on a full-time basis. Priority for the scholarships are students for whom the financial assistance would make the difference in whether or not the student could continue his/her college education. Notification of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.

Memorial Nurses Training Foundation Scholarship — For nursing students. Value varies. Contact Nursing Program, Health Education Center.

Narva L. Moody Award — Established by Harriet Moody Davis in memory of her father, this award provides $100 book grants for full or part-time pre-law or accounting students. Students from the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus with financial need considered. Selection by Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance and the SPC Foundation.

Edna Moran Memorial Nursing Scholarships — Established by friends and family to honor the life of Edna Moran, this scholarship is available to Nursing Program students with demonstrated need who are participating in the Women on the Way Program. Contact the Nursing Program Director or the Women on the Way Program Director for further details.

A. D. Morgan Corporation Scholarship — Available to SPC students pursuing a career in Building Construction. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

National Contract Management Association Scholarship — For business student in good standing with financial need, value $100. Notification in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

New Initiative and Pathway Program Scholarship - Established by St. Petersburg Pediatrics to assist students at the Midtown Center studying in the field of Information Technology, this scholarship is based on financial need and may be used for tuition, book or fees. Amount varies. Application should be made to the IT Program Director, Midtown Center.

Northeast High School Scholarship — For a Northeast High School graduate. Value varies. Contact Northeast High School Guidance Department.

Northside Hospital and Heart Institute Nursing Scholarship — Full tuition, books, fees and uniforms for financially needy nursing students who are desirous of working at Northside Hospital and Heart Institute. Applications should be made to the Nursing Program Director.

Nydegger Trust Scholarship — For student majoring in geology, paleontology or astronomy, ranking in top one-third of class or with 3.0 GPA, financial need and Pinellas County residency. $600 annually. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Henry Ohrns and Mary Hume Ohrns Scholarship — Established by a trust agreement for the purpose of providing funds for scholarships to needy and deserving young men and women who attend St. Petersburg College. Recipients “may not be users of drugs, intemperate or persons who demonstrate for, or advocate, the overthrow of the US Government.” Preference will be given to full or part-time students who live south of Ulmerton-Walsingham Road. Amount, availability and application process for the scholarship will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Optimist Club of Dunedin Scholarship — Established by the Optimist Club of Dunedin for worthy and needy, full or part-time students, this award will be on a semester basis and preference will be given to students from Dunedin or Dunedin Schools. Availability and amounts of the awards will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

Optimist Club of St. Petersburg Scholarship — Members of the West Side Optimist Club established this scholarship which can be used for tuition, books and course fee expenses for students for whom the aid would make the difference in whether or not he/she could continue his/her college education. Applicants may be preparing to attend, or attending, classes full-time at any SPC campus and must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.00. Priority for the scholarship will be given first to graduating seniors of St. Petersburg High School, then to graduating seniors of other high schools in St. Petersburg.

Richard F. Ott Foundation Scholarship — For Clearwater High School graduate in top quarter of class; value varies. Contact Clearwater High School Guidance Department.

Lou and Lillian Padolf Foundation Scholarship — For permanent Pinellas County residents who graduated in top quarter of Pinellas high school class, value varies. Contact Trust Department, First National Bank of Clearwater.

Palm Harbor Special Fire Control District Grant — Established by the Palm Harbor Special Fire Control District, this grant is available for eligible Palm Harbor Special Control District employees for use in attending training classes at SPC. The grants will be coordinated through the Palm Harbor District, the SPC Fire Academy director and the SPC Foundation.

Pasadena Women’s Club — For a local high school graduate majoring in education; demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Apply to club scholarship chairperson.

Perry Educational Scholarship — Established by Audrey E. Perry for students with emergency needs; amount varies. Contact the office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance.

Phi Theta Kappa/Tau Zeta Chapter - Student Support Services Excellence Incentive Award — Sponsored by the international honor society of the two-year colleges on the Clearwater Campus. This $100 scholarship is for a Clearwater Campus Student Support Services student with a minimum GPA of 3.25 and demonstrated financial need. Special consideration will be given to those applicants who are or have been involved in student activities and/or student organizations on the Clearwater Campus.

Phi Theta Kappa/Tau Zeta Chapter - Tau Zeta Scholastic Excellence Award - Sponsored by the international honor society of the two-year colleges on the Clearwater Campus. This $100 scholarship is for a Clearwater Campus Phi Theta Kappa student with a minimum GPA of 3.25 and demonstrated financial need. Special considera¬tion will be given to those applicants who are or have been involved in student activities and/or student organizations on the Clearwater Campus.

Pinellas County Community Foundation Recognition Scholarships — The Pinellas County Community Foundation offers three separate scholarships honoring Ralph Richards, the primary founder of PCCF, F. Kiernan Schoonmaker, the first Chair of the PCCF Trustees Committee and David G. Perkins, a former Mr. Clearwater. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Pinellas County Estate Planning Council Scholarship — Established by Pinellas County Estate Planning Council, Inc. for a full-time student living in Pinellas County seeking a Business A. A. degree. Must maintain a GPA of “B” or better. Recipient is to attend a meeting of the Pinellas County Estate Planning Council and make a short presentation. Value varies. Notification of availability will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Pinellas-Seminole Woman’s Club — Nursing students preferred, $400 tuition. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Polish-American Engineer Association Scholarship — For students with financial need. Preference will be given to full-time, Clearwater Campus sophomores of Polish-American ancestry. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

Diane Prescott Writer’s Scholarship — Created in loving memory by her husband, this scholarship will provide an annual $400 award for a full or part-time student at the SP/Gibbs Campus who is majoring in English. The student should possess a financial need and be clear regarding his or her goal to establish a career in writing as well as having the determination to reach this achievement. Availability will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Professional Secretaries International, Clearwater Chapter Scholarship— For secretarial student with financial need, $500 annually. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Professional Secretaries International, St. Petersburg Chapter — For high school graduate in secretarial field with financial need, grades and character. Contact club scholarship chairperson prior to April 15.

Eleanore M. Rans Memorial Nursing Scholarship — Established in memory of Eleanore M. Rans by her husband, Robert Rans, family and friends. This scholarship is intended for associate degree nursing students, notably those with previous work experience and some educational training in nursing, who now need a financial boost to meet their commitment to earn a degree and pass the registered nursing licensure examination. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Arthur T. and Helen J. Ratcliffe Scholarship Endowment — Scholarships will provide assistance to SPC students who have resided in Pinellas County for five consecutive years. Students will demonstrate the intent to a better academic average and show promise and be morally, mentally, and physically fit with a bona fide need for financial assistance. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Rotary Ann Club — Female graduate of Clearwater High, $225 annually. Interview with Rotary Ann Club, Clearwater High School.

Rotary Club, Pinellas Park Scholarship — For degree-seeking full-time students in need of financial assistance and who reside in the Pinellas Park Rotary Club area. At least a B average preferred. The SPC Foundation and Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance forward appropriate applications to the Rotary Club Education Committee for their selection.

Rotary Club of St. Petersburg West — Local high school graduate with financial need, scholarship, character. Contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

The Roth Foundation Scholarship — Available to SPC Nursing Program students who are financially deserving with high scholastic ability. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

Rothman Family Foundation Scholarship — Established by the Rothman family to provide financial assistance to Kane’s Furniture and Savon employees and their children. Contact Kane’s Furniture or Savon Human Resource Department for more information.

Ruth M. Rowley Endowed Scholarship — Established by her son and SPC alumnus, John G. Rowley, M.D., the Ruth M. Rowley annual scholarship will be awarded for tuition, fees and/or other bona fide college expenses to a student in a program designed for a career in business. The student in financial need may be attending any SPC campus and must be clear regarding his/her goals as well as possess a deter¬mination to reach these achievements. Preference will be given to single parents. Availability of scholarship and award amount will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

SPC Facilities Team Scholarship — –$500 scholarship is offered by the employees of the College’s Facilities Planning and Institutional Services department based on financial need and academic promise. Availability of scholarship and award will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money”.

St. Petersburg General Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship — For student in health related fields (including nursing), 2.0 GPA, snd demonstrated financial need. Value varies. Contact Nursing Department for further details.

St. Petersburg Association of Legal Support Specialists Scholarship Fund— For legal secretary student. Amount varies. Apply to St. Petersburg Association’s Legal Specialist Scholarship coordinator.

St. Petersburg Lodge 42 Knights of Pythias Scholarship — Established by the St. Petersburg Lodge 42 Knights of Pythias, this scholarship is for a full or part-time student, who is attending SP/Gibbs campus, working toward any career goal, is in financial need and presently has a grade point average no higher than a 2.5. Amount and availability will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

St. Petersburg Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Commission Scholarship— Established to help disadvantaged St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus students with no regard for race or gender. The grant amount varies and may be used for tuition, books, fees and/or other college related expenses. Availability of this award will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

St. Vincent de Paul Society Grant — This assistance is provided for students who either have previously completed a drug and/or alcohol rehabilitation program or who are going into that helping profession. The student should maintain at least a 2.5 GPA and be a mentor to other students. The grant amount varies and may be used for tuition, books, fees and/or other college related expenses. Contact Human Services Department for more details.

O. Marie and Tom Scannell VA Bay Pines Nurses or Teachers Scholarship — Established in memory of O. Marie Scannell by her husband, Tom Scannell. This scholarship is intended to provide scholarships to employees (CNAs, LPNs, or others who want to enter the nursing or teaching profession) of Bay Pines VA Hospital in need of financial assistance for attending SPC. Contact Nursing Program Director at SPC Caruth Health Education Center or Director of Education, Bay Pines VA Hospital. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money”

Scottish Rite Foundation — Funds to cover tuition and books for year. Contact Foundation by April 15.

Sel Rel (Self Reliance), Inc. Scholarship — Providing finan¬cial assistance to “worthy students of first generation immigrant families who have a genuine need and demonstrated ability to be full time students at St. Petersburg College in any field of study, the Sel Rel Scholarships expect meritorious academic standing. Selection and amount will be determined by the donor and the SPC Foundation. Notification will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Seminole Ridge Business & Professional Women — Financial need and academic achievement, value varies. Contact campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Jackie Seslar Memorial Scholarship — Established by Deborah Seslar Boyle in tribute to the memory of her beloved mother, Jackie Seslar, this scholarship provides for students in the Women-on-the-Way program (whether male or female) who can demonstrate financial need and is enrolled full or part-time on any campus. Selection will be made by the Director of the Women-on-the-Way program and application should be made to that office. Amount varies.

Oscar and Yeotle Setzer Scholarship — Established by Robert Setzer, a former SPC music instructor to honor his parents, this scholarship is available to SPC students studying pipe organ. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance or Music Program Director for further information.

Stoeckle Scholarship — Established in the estate of Charles H. and Gladys A. Stoeckle to assist needy persons in obtaining a formal education leading to a degree in nursing. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money," or contact the Nursing Department for more details.

Senator Donald Sullivan Scholarship — Available to SPC students demonstrating academic and community leadership abilities. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for further details.

Sun Bay Business & Professional Women’s Club of St. Petersburg — For individual with dependent children and financial need. Up to $150. Contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

Suncoast Manor Irving G. Foster Scholarship — Established for employees of Suncoast Manor who are full or part-time students attending classes at any campus of SPC. This annual scholarship can be used for tuition, books and other bona fide college expenses of the student. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Tampa Bay Police Chiefs Association Scholarship — For student who has completed one semester in Criminal Justice Technology with high scholastic standing, leadership qualities. $250 per session. Contact Criminal Justice Technology Program.

Tarpon Springs Campus Classic Scholarship — Established from proceeds of the Golf Classic at Inn isbrook to provide financial assistance to Tarpon Springs Campus students in any field of study. Student must have completed a minimum of 9 semester hours and currently be enrolled in a minimum of 9 semester hours at SPC and have an earned cumulative GPA of 2.5. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for more information.

James E. Thompson, M.D. and Jane B. Thompson, R.N. Nursing Scholarship — Given by their children in honor of parents, James and Jane Thompson, for new or continuing SPC nursing students who have two years of prior health-care experience. Applicants for the annual scholarship of $2,000 for tuition, books and fees and $2,000 for other bona-fide college expenses must meet minimum SPC College academic standards and demonstrate a success in studies and/or a strong work ethic. Priority for the scholarship will be given to students for whom the financial aid would make the difference in whether or not they would be able to begin or continue their college educations. Preference will be given to applicants from north Pinellas County. Contact the Nursing Program Director for further details.

Earlene and Marvin Tieharra Endowed Music Scholarship — Established to assist worthy students taking at least 1 credit hour in applied music and who are enrolled in a college ensemble such as chorus, band or jazz band. Applicants must be attending SPC for at least 8 credit hours with a GPA of 3.0 and complete an audition with a committee of college music faculty. Applicants should contact the Program Director of Humanities/Fine Arts, St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus.

TradeWinds Legacy Award — Established in memory of Isabel M. Fortune, this annual scholarship will provide financial assistance to students who are non-executive employees or who are the children or grandchildren of Tradewinds non-executive employees. Applicants must be high school graduates or the equivalent, enrolled in degree-earning classes full or part-time at any campus of SPC. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for more information.

Treasure Islettes — For Treasure Island resident with financial need and recommendations. To cover tuition and books. Contact club president.

Tri-County Medical Records Association — For Medical Record Technology student, $250 annually. Contact Medical Record Technology Program Director, Health Education Center.

Manuel Valles, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship — Established by the River Foundation, Inc. to honor the life of Mr. Manuel Valles, Jr., this scholarship is available to worthy and needy, full or part-time students who are working toward a career goal through successful completion of an SPC academic, technical or certificate program. An awardee must provide evidence of community service, demonstrate financial need and be of good moral character. Scholarship renewal requires a minimum grade point average of 3.0. Contact the Office of Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance for more information.

Kristie M. Vermillion Scholarship — Established by friends and family in memory of SPC student Kristie M. Vermillion, this scholarship is available for needy students who are seeking a degree in nursing. An essay is required and renewal of the scholarship also requires a 2.5 grade point average. Selection will be made by the College and the family of Ms. Vermillion. Availability and amount will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Voiture 541-40 and 8 Nurses Training Scholarship — $400 scholarships awarded to full-time students enrolled in an SPC nursing program and taking classes at the Caruth Health Education Center; are Pinellas County high school graduates with a 3.0 GPA and have demonstrated financial need. Contact the Nursing Department for further details.

Freddie Walton, Jr. Memorial Scholarship — The Freddie Walton, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was established by his teacher, Don Davis, and a host of friends who made contributions and conducted an “endless” series of fund raising events. “I was his Project Success mentor and Human Services teacher and Freddie was destined for high success and a marvelous career in human services when he died suddenly in 1993,” said Davis. The award is $300 annually. For further information contact the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Hazel L. Webb Scholarship — Established in the Hazel L. Webb estate to provide scholarships for students attending SPC who demonstrate financial need, without respect to their course of study. Value varies. Availability of the scholarships and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Charlotte Weldner Memorial Scholarship — Established by her family, this scholarship provides $500 annual scholarships for tuition, books or other bona fide college expenses to students studying art (primarily painting) and attending classes at any campus of SPC. The applicant should be a high school or arts school graduate and attend¬ing college full or part time, be gifted in the fine arts and maintain a 3.0 GPA. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

John J. and Cora S. Whitaker Scholarship — Designated for students attending St. Petersburg College without respect to course of study or financial need. Availability of the scholarship and application process will be published in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, "In the Money."

Father Harry Williams Memorial Scholarship — Established in memory of Father Harry Williams, beloved husband of former SPC Program Director Trudy Williams, this scholarship will be awarded to a “deserving student in the college’s Interpreter Training Program.” Availability, amount and application process will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. — For full- or part-time Winn-Dixie employees, $250. Write Tampa Division, P.O. Box 440, Tampa FL 33601.

Women of Strength Scholarship. — For students in the Maternal and Child Service Program who maintain at least a 2.0 (C) average as a full-time or part-time student, this scholarship provides for tuition and books. Applications should be made to the St. Petersburg College Foundation.

Congressman C. W. "Bill" Young Scholarship — Established to honor Congressman C. W. “Bill” Young, the scholarship will provide funds to students with a minimum of a 3.0 GPA and in need of financial assistance who are attending classes full or part-time, in any field of study, at any campus of SPC. Applicants should demonstrate leadership qualities and community volunteerism. These $1,500 scholarships are per academic year and can be used for tuition, books, fees and/or other bona fide college expenses of the student. Availability of scholarship will appear in the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office’s newsletter, “In the Money.”

Joe and Vilma Zalupski, Ed.D "Achieving The Dream" Graduating Student Scholarship — Established by the first provost of the Clearwater Campus, Dr. Vilma Zalupski, and her husband. The scholarship provides $1,000 to a graduating Clearwater Campus student. The chosen recipient must have a minimum 2.5 GPA and have overcome serious obstacles to attain his/her degree. Nominations are made by the Clearwater Campus faculty and staff with presentation made at the annual Clearwater Awards Night Ceremonies.

Joe and Vilma Zalupski, Ed.D "Achieving The Dream" Continuing Student Scholarship — Established by the first provost of the Clearwater Campus, Dr. Vilma Zalupski, and her husband. This scholarship of $500 is to be awarded to a Clearwater Campus continuing student with a minimum 2.5 GPA, who has earned a minimum of 24 semester hours, has overcome serious obstacles to be able to matriculate and plans to continue his/her enrollment at the Clearwater Campus. Nominations are made by the Clearwater Campus faculty and staff with presentation made at the annual Clearwater Awards Night Ceremonies.

Zonta Club of Upper Pinellas-Callie Grill Memorial Scholarship — In honor of a “beloved member,” the Zonta Club of Upper Pinellas established this $1,500 scholarship, to provide tuition, books, course fee expenses and/or other bona-fide college expenses to Women-on-the-Way students. The applicant in financial need may be full or part-time and demonstrate academic promise in the applicant’s chosen field at an upper Pinellas County SPC campus. Consideration also may be given to students who demonstrate involvement in public affairs or community activities. Applicants should contact the Director of the Women-on-the-Way Program, Clearwater Campus.

Additional scholarships also are available, including scholarships provided through the U.S. Armed Forces. For complete information on scholarships or other forms of financial assistance, contact any SPC campus Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance office.

Visit the Scholarships and Student Financial Assistance web site for more information.

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