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    Student Scholarship Program

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    CASE V offers those individuals currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student a unique opportunity to receive financial assistance to attend the December CASE District V Conference and the Institute for New Professionals. The CASE V Student Scholarship Program helps prepare undergraduate and graduate students for careers in institutional advancement (alumni and/or constituent relations, development, and communications).

    The Student Scholarship program is paused until 2021. 

     

    Selection Criteria

    To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must:

    • be currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student at a CASE member institution within District V (This award is not intended for full-time professionals who are also enrolled in graduate programs.)
    • be affiliated with some aspect of the advancement program at his/her institution (e.g., employment in one of the professional areas indicated above, or participation in a student-alumni or foundation organization)
    • be interested in pursuing a career in the advancement field
    • have a sponsor who is associated with the applicable institution

     

    Award

    Five scholarship recipients will receive:

    • complimentary registration to the CASE District V Conference in Chicago (including the Saturday Institute for New Professionals and the Grand Luncheon)
    • three nights accommodations at Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers
    • a mentor assigned by career interest

    Student recipients will participate in the newcomers program as well as in the full range of workshops and professional enrichment sessions, including round tables and special interest sessions. Recipients will also be able to access the vendor exhibit area and career placement center.

    The total value of the scholarship is over $700. Institutions endorsing winners are asked to fund transportation and meals.

     

    Application

    Applicants must:

    • Submit the application
    • Submit a statement of career objectives including a description of what you hope to learn from this conference (maximum of 500 words)
    • Submit a resume or statement of educational and work experience highlighting employment, campus or civic activities related to institutional advancement
    • Submit a letter of recommendation from sponsor
    • Submit a current electronic photograph appropriate for use in print and presentations

    2019
    Lamin Conteh, Indiana University
    Christina Behrens, The Ohio State University

    2018
    Jonathan Overstreet, University of Michigan

    2017
    Allyson Carpenter, Purdue University
    Siqi Cheng, University of Cincinnati
    Drew Donaldson, Indiana University - Bloomington
    Terrance Range, Michigan State University

    2016
    Kendra Lutes, Ohio University
    Anna Powell, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
    Jonathan Soderlund, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

    2015
    Hallie Bills, Oakland University
    Jennifer Brumfield, Miami University
    Daniel Callison, Northwestern University
    Alexandra Lawrence, The Ohio State University
    Taylor O'Brien, The Ohio State University

    2014
    Sterling Keiser, Denison University
    Matt Fenstermaker, Indiana University Bloomington
    Sara Santiago, The Ohio State University
    Marissa Blankenship, The Ohio State University
    Michael Bogart, Columbia College Chicago

    2013
    Matthew Campion, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
    Christopher Gallick, Michigan State University
    Taylor Goeckner, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
    Kate Hamilton, Siena Heights University
    Anne-Christine Tompkins, University of St. Francis

    2012
    Casey Carigan, University of Wisconsin at Platteville
    Anna Di Cosola, Lewis University 
    Lucas Garske, University of Michigan Law School 
    Amy Lee, University of Minnesota at Duluth
    Colton Withers, Purdue University, Development Office

    2011
    Anne Clements, Denison University
    Erika Creswell, University of Evansville
    Leslie Kreinberg, Vanderbilt University
    Mark Mangia, The Ohio State University
    Brandon Sheffield, Southwest Minnesota University
    Maggie Wave, University of Illinois

    2010
    Natalie Bussan, UW-Platteville
    Drew Donahoo, Western Illinois University
    Ruqayya Rehmatullah, The Ohio State University
    Sarah Templeton Wilson, Ohio University

    2009
    Cynthia Ahonen, Baldwin Wallace College
    Andrew Bixel, Miami University
    Amy Estersohn, University of Chicago
    Jane Fidman, Roosevelt University

    2008
    Katrina Caldwell, Bowling Green State University
    Carolyn Cowen Nissen, Earlham College
    Michael VanDrehle, Southwest Minnesota State
    Nicole Wagstaff, Washington University in St. Louis

    2007
    Marissa Grill, Ohio University
    Forrest Heyman, Butler University
    Katherine Kelly, Michigan State University
    Lauren Koshere, The College of St. Catherine
    Bridget Thomas, Lakeland College

    2006
    Christianna Luy, Taylor University
    Jamie Mills, Purdue University
    Laura Niedert, Kent (Ohio) State University
    Annie Wright, University of Wisconsin-Madison

    2005
    Heather Nichelle Charboneau, Earlham College
    Rachel Gonnering, St. Norbert College
    Thomas Sparrenberger, Indiana University
    Courtney Tarter, Northwestern College
    David Wenzel, University of Cincinnati
    Calvin Wysocki, University of Wisconsin-Madison

    2004
    Monica Foley, Iowa College of Education
    Andrea Carrier, Michigan State University
    Patricia Gentry, Manchester College, Indiana
    Amanda Freitag, Northwestern College, Minnesota
    Jessica Novitsky, St. Norbert College, Wisconsin

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