AGC OF OHIO EDUCATION FOUNDATION GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

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1 Page 1 AGC OF OHIO EDUCATION FOUNDATION GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION General Requirements Intend to pursue a career in construction and enrolled in a construction-related degree program in Fall of 2016 An undergraduate in at least the second year of a 2-year or 4-year college or university in Fall 2016 Minimum GPA of 2.5 (out of 4.0) U.S. citizen Page 5 & 6 includes specific scholarship criteria for the various scholarships covered by this application. (Page 5 & 6 inserted) MUST send a copy of college transcript or proof of cumulative GPA Instructions 1. Type or print using BLACK ink, and use additional sheets of paper where necessary to include all information. 2. On p. 2 of the application, place an X by all of the scholarships for which you are qualified (scholarship requirements located on pages 5 & 6). All awards are up to $1,000, except the Mosser Construction scholarships that vary and the Robert H. Moyer Scholarship that is up to $2, Complete ALL sections of this application. Write N/A if the question does not apply. Appearance and completeness will be considered during evaluation. (Please note that there is a point-system that is followed when selecting scholarship recipients. If a section is left blank, the applicant receives zero points for that section.) 4. Mail unbound application (Pages 2-4), essay and copy of college transcripts or proof of cumulative GPA to: AGC of Ohio Education Foundation, 1755 Northwest Blvd, Columbus, Ohio Applications must be postmarked by February 5, Awards will be disbursed in May. All applicants will be notified as to whether or not they receive a scholarship. ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF OHIO EDUCATION FOUNDATION 1755 Northwest Blvd Columbus, OH Ph (614) Fx (614) parker@agcohio.com APPLICATION AVAILABLE ONLINE AT

2 AGC of Ohio Education Foundation: Scholarship Application Page 2 AGC OF OHIO SCHOLARSHIP (7 AWARDS) AGC OF NORTHWEST OHIO SCHOLARSHIP AGC OF NORTHWEST OHIO ROBERT H. MOYER SCHOLARSHIP CENTRAL OHIO AGC SCHOLARSHIP; J.D. FLAHERTY, JR. CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS, INC. SCHOLARSHIP THE TIMOTHY P. GALVIN SCHOLARSHIP WEST CENTRAL OHIO AGC SCHOLARSHIP PRECISION ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP TUTTLE CONSTRUCTION, INC. TINY RAUCH SCHOLARSHIP SETTLE MUTER ELECTRIC, LTD. WILLIAM L. MUTER SCHOLARSHIP CLEVELAND AGC SCHOLARSHIP Personal Information THE LIBERTY SCHOLARSHIP SHOOK CONSTRUCTION, HARRY F. GAEKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AGC OF AKRON OHIO CARMEN SCACCIO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP THE TIM EVANS SCHOLARSHIP, FROM THE KNOCH CORP. *Have you and/or an immediate family member been diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease? MOSSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. SCHOLARSHIPS (3 AWARDS) INDEPENDENCE EXCAVATING, A DIGERONIMO COMPANY, SCHOLARSHIP RUDOLPH LIBBE GROUP GARY HAAS & FRITZ RUDOLPH HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP RUDOLPH LIBBE GROUP GARY HAAS HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP THE KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP THE E. GRANT HESSER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP BY GRANT V. HESSER Name: Last, First, Middle Home Address: Number & Street, City, State Zip College Address: Number & Street, City, State Zip County of Permanent (Home) Residence: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Have you ever received an AGC of Ohio Education Foundation Scholarship? Yes No If yes, which scholarship(s) Scholastic Information: Please include official copies of your college transcripts showing your cumulative GPA. If your college transcript does not provide evidence that you are currently participating in a construction-oriented curriculum or that you will be participating in such a program in the near future, please send a letter from your dean, guidance counselor, or instructor that verifies this information. Class status as of September 2016 (e.g., sophomore, junior, senior): Expected status during the academic year (e.g., full-time, part-time): Number of class hours you plan to take: hours per quarter OR hours per semester Current cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) or define scale: COLLEGE OR TECHNICAL SCHOOL FOR ACADEMIC YEAR Name/Location: Attendance Dates (from/to): Major/Course of Study: Anticipated Graduation Date: PREVIOUS COLLEGE OR TECHNICAL SCHOOL Name/Location: Attendance Dates (from/to): Major/Course of Study: Degree received (if applicable): Extracurricular Activities, Community Service, & Achievements: List any extracurricular activities, service to the community, and achievements/recognitions received in the past three years. Please write HS next to any activities and awards/achievements that occurred in high school. (Note: If there is something that prevents you from participating in extracurricular activities, be sure to state what it is.)

3 AGC of Ohio Education Foundation: Scholarship Application Page 3 Short Answer: What does leadership and teamwork mean to you? (50 words or less) Essay: Please address ALL the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. Each answer should be no more than 125 words. Neatness, grammar and spelling will be considered during the review process. QUESTIONS: 1. What goals do you hope to accomplish in your career? 2. How do you plan to make a difference in the construction industry? 3. What would you like to share that might have an influence on whether or not you receive this scholarship? Employment History: List below your full-time, part-time, and/or summer employment (beginning with your most recent position). Briefly explaining your duties and responsibilities, and indicate the number of hours worked per week. Add additional sheets if necessary. From: To: Name of Business: Address: Telephone: Supervisor's Name: Your Title: Hours Worked Per Week: Job Duties: From: To: Name of Business: Address: Telephone: Supervisor's Name: Your Title: Hours Worked Per Week: Job Duties: From: To: Name of Business: Address: Telephone: Supervisor's Name: Your Title: Hours Worked Per Week: Job Duties: Are you currently employed with: A contractor in West Central Ohio A contractor in Northwest Ohio Shook Construction A contractor in the Akron area Tuttle Services or related company Settle Muter Electric Kokosing Construction Co. Rudolph/Libbe, Inc. If yes, name of company: Location (city, state): Your title: Do you have a relative employed at: A contractor in West Central Ohio A contractor in Northwest Ohio Shook Construction A contractor in the Akron area Tuttle Services or related company Settle Muter Electric Kokosing Construction Co. Rudolph/Libbe,Inc. If yes, name of individual, relationship & company: Location (city, state): Their Title: Where do you hope to pursue your career in construction? Please Specify (City, State or Region): Are you interested in a summer internship with an AGC member contractor? Yes No Already Committed To:

4 AGC of Ohio Education Foundation: Scholarship Application Page 4 Financial Need EMPLOYMENT: Do you work while you are attending classes? (yes/no) If yes, how many hours a week do you work? Other pertinent employment information: TUITION: What percentage of your tuition is paid by: (all sources should total 100%) Family/ Outside Assistance (including any student loans taken out by your parents/ family): % Will you have to pay back this percentage? Yes No You (earnings, savings, etc.): % Scholarships and/or grants that you don t have to pay back: % Student loans and/or grants in your name that you personally have to pay back: % Will your tuition for the academic year be paid in a similar manner? (yes/no) If no, please describe how you intend to pay for your tuition: How many siblings will be attending a college/university at the same time you are during the academic year? Other pertinent information about how your tuition is paid: ROOM & BOARD: Do you live (check which applies) on campus off campus at home with your parents/ family What percentage of your room and board is paid by: (all sources should total 100%) Family/ Outside Assistance (including any student loans taken out by your parents/ family): % Will you have to pay back this percentage? Yes No You (earnings, savings, etc.): % Scholarships and/or grants that you don t have to pay back: % Student loans and/or grants in your name that you personally have to pay back: % Will your room and board for the academic year be paid in a similar manner? (yes/no) If no, please describe how you intend to pay for your room and board: Other pertinent information about how your room and board is paid: OTHER FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES/RESOURCES: Do you have other financial resources that can help you pay for your college costs that are not addressed above? (yes/no) If yes, please describe: What other financial responsibilities affect your financial need: Applicant s Signature My signature below certifies that all information provided is true and accurate, and is in no way misleading. I agree that the application and all attachments may be used for the purposes of evaluation and selection by the AGC of Ohio Scholarship Committee and/or representatives designated by the AGC of Ohio Education Foundation. I authorize the AGC of Ohio Education Foundation and/or its designated representatives to verify that all of the information is correct. If I am awarded a scholarship, I agree that AGC of Ohio may use my name and biographical information (including but not limited to my city or county of residence, my college or university, my extra-curricular activities, my work experience, or any awards or achievements I receive or accomplish) for publicity purposes for the AGC of Ohio scholarship program or other reasonable use. Signature: Date: Questions: Contact Parker Brown at AGC of Ohio Education Foundation at ph (614) ; parker@agcohio.com Return application by February 5, 2016 to: AGC of Ohio Education Foundation, 1755 Northwest Blvd., Columbus, OH

5 AGC of Ohio Education Foundation: Scholarship Application Page 5 AGC OF OHIO SCHOLARSHIP (Four awards) AGC of Ohio is a commercial construction trade association governed and directed by contractors. The association has been in existence for more than 30 years, and its membership is comprised of the top general contractors in the Ohio area in addition to quality subcontractors and suppliers. Additional criteria: Permanent residence is located in Ohio or an adjacent county. AGC OF NORTHWEST OHIO SCHOLARSHIP (One award) AGC of Northwest Ohio is a commercial trade organization governed and directed by contractors. The association has been in existence for more than 75 years, and its membership is comprised of the top general contractors in the Northwest Ohio area in addition to quality subcontractors and suppliers. Additional criteria: Applicant must be from the Northwest Ohio area AND/OR a child/stepchild of an employee or an employee of a union company belonging to one of the associations affiliated with the AGC of Northwest Ohio: Associated Door Contractors of Northwestern Ohio; Toledo Area Flexible Paving Contractors; Glass & Glazing Employers Assn of Toledo; Mason Contractors Assn of Toledo; Master Insulators Assn of Toledo; Sheet Metal Contractors Assn of Northwestern Ohio; Tile & Terrazzo Contractors; Toledo Area Carpenters Employers Assn.; Toledo Area Roofing Contractors Assn; Toledo Chapter, and Painting & Decorating Contractors. An employee is someone who has worked for an eligible company for six months (800 hours) in the past year. AGC OF NORTHWEST OHIO ROBERT H. MOYER SCHOLARSHIP (One award) In 2006, AGC of N.W. Ohio funded a second scholarship in honor of Robert H. Moyer in appreciation of his continued dedication to the construction industry and in honor of his Pinnacle Award for Lifetime Achievement. Additional criteria: Applicant must be from the Northwest Ohio area and an engineering student planning to pursue a career in construction. THE TIMOTHY P. GALVIN SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Tim Galvin started working in engineering and construction related careers in Having had the opportunity to build several companies over those years, and being blessed with great personal and professional growth, he and his wife Tess determined it was time to give back to the industry from which they have gained so much. Additional Criteria: Students must attend either The Ohio State University or Columbus State Community College. WEST CENTRAL OHIO AGC SCHOLARSHIP (One award ) West Central Ohio AGC is a commercial trade organization governed and directed by contractors. The association has been in existence for more than 50 years, and its membership is comprised of the top general contractors in the West Central Ohio area in addition to quality subcontractors and suppliers. West Central Ohio AGC upholds the National AGC principles of skill, responsibility and integrity. Additional criteria: Must be from the West Central Ohio area AND/OR a child/ stepchild of an employee or an employee of a West Central Ohio AGC member company. Applicants are considered from the West Central Ohio area if his/her permanent address is located in one of the following counties: Allen, Auglaize, Mercer, Logan, Shelby, Champaign, Darke, Miami, Clark, Greene, Montgomery, Preble, Clinton, Highland, Butler and Warren. THE LIBERTY SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Liberty Construction Services, a member of Central Ohio AGC, is a full service general contractor founded in Through God s blessings and quick and reliable service. Liberty is able to offer this scholarship to eligible students studying construction and construction related curriculum. Additional criteria: Full-time students must utilize the award at the Columbus State Community College, the University of Cincinnati or The Ohio State University. Students should demonstrate skill, responsibility and integrity the building blocks of success. PRECISION ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Precision Environmental Co., a DiGeronimo company, is a recognized industry leader in asbestos abatement, environmental remediation, selective demolition, floor and surface preparation all of which require highly specialized engineering and environmental expertise. Precision Environmental has earned a solid reputation for outstanding client service. Additional criteria: Must be a resident of northeastern Ohio and attending a college in Ohio. TUTTLE CONSTRUCTION, INC. TINY RAUCH SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Originating in 1928, Tuttle Construction has built a strong reputation throughout the region by consistently exceeding customers expectations. Tuttle offers a wide range of construction services for the industrial, institutional, and commercial markets. Tuttle is driven to provide successful projects that include value-added intangibles, which foster long-term relationships. Additional criteria: Permanent residence located in Ohio or an adjacent county. CENTRAL OHIO AGC SCHOLARSHIP; J.D. FLAHERTY, JR. CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS, INC. SCHOLARSHIP (Two awards) Established in 1956, Central Ohio AGC is one of the seven operating divisions of AGC of Ohio. Its members the top general contractors, subcontractors and service providers in the Central Ohio area embody the Associated General Contractors principles of skill, responsibility and integrity. In October 2002, Central Ohio AGC Board of Trustees renamed one of its scholarships in honor of J.D. Flaherty, Jr. for founding the scholarship program and securing the initial funding. Additional criteria: Permanent address must be located in one of the counties within the Central Ohio AGC territorial jurisdiction: Franklin, Madison, Logan, Union, Hardin, Marion, Delaware, Morrow, Knox, Licking, Muskingum, Perry, Fairfield, Pickaway, Champaign, Fayette, Ross, Gallia, Meigs, Hocking, Vinton, Jackson, Lawrence, Guernsey, Morgan, Noble, Washington, Athens and Monroe. SHOOK CONSTRUCTION, HARRY F. GAEKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Since its incorporation in 1926, Shook has built a reputation based on performance in the construction industry providing General Contracting, Construction Management and Design-Build services on a variety of environmental, institutional, commercial, communication and industrial projects. With offices in Dayton, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cleveland and Raleigh NC. Shook s mission is: To profitably serve our clients construction needs while maintaining our reputation for quality, integrity and employee satisfaction. Additional criteria: Applicant must be a U.S. citizen residing or attending school in the geographic areas within which Shook Construction works, including Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. INDEPENDENCE EXCAVATING, A DIGERONIMO COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Independence Excavating is a recognized industry leader in excavation and site development, concrete, and heavy demolition, and is one of Cleveland, Ohio's premier and diversified construction companies. Founded in 1956 by the DiGeronimo family, Independence Excavating has earned a solid reputation for honesty, integrity and outstanding performance. The company specializes in excavation; site development; soil stabilization; sheeting, shoring and erosion protection; drainage and sewer construction; heavy highway and industrial; concrete recycling and crushing; fabricating; demolition; and environmental services. Additional criteria: Eligible applicants must be enrolled in and/or attending an OH, PA, or WV college.

6 AGC of Ohio Education Foundation: Scholarship Application Page 6 AGC OF AKRON OHIO, CARMEN SCACCIO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (One award) The AGC of Akron is a commercial construction trade association governed and operated by contractors. The association has been in existence for more than 70 years and its members are comprised of the finest general contractors and suppliers in the Akron/Canton area. AGC of Akron is a full service division of the AGC of Ohio that focuses on strengthening the local community. Carmen Scaccio embodied the values the association believes are the cornerstone of business and community-family, honor and dedication. In recognition of his years of service to promoting our local construction industry, AGC of Ohio, Akron division has established a scholarship in his name. The hope is to award a candidate who possesses the same civic-mindedness and dedication to construction with the opportunity to not only fund their education, but to also positively influence the community around them. Additional Criteria: Applicant must be from the Northeast Ohio area, a University of Akron Construction Technology or Kent State University Construction Management student, and/or a child/stepchild of an employee or an employee of an AGC of Akron member. Applicants are considered from the Northeast Ohio area if their permanent resident is located within Northeast Ohio. THE TIM EVANS SCHOLARSHIP, FROM THE KNOCH CORP. (One award) The Knoch Corporation is one of Canton, Ohio s most prominent general contractors. Knoch has been serving Stark and surrounding counties since 1947, and has gained a reputation for excellence among its clients and community. In an effort to give back to that community, Knoch established the Tim Evans Scholarship, in honor of one of Knoch s longest serving employees. Tim has been with The Knoch Corporation for 27 years. Tim was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Since his diagnosis, he has remained an integral part of the Knoch team and continually demonstrates the integrity and character that most strive to achieve. Tim s knowledge, determination, and quick wit make him a truly exceptional individual, and he represents what The Knoch Corporation looks for in its employees. Additional Criteria: Applicants should be from either Portage, Medina, Stark, Summit, Tuscarawas, or Wayne counties and have a concentration in a construction/engineering/architecture related degree. Applicants who themselves and/or an immediate family member have been diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease will receive additional points during the grading process. MOSSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. SCHOLARSHIPS Mosser Construction, Inc., in celebration of its 50th anniversary, founded in 1998 scholarships to recognize students exhibiting leadership attributes in construction-related studies. Mosser donated money to create an endowment fund at colleges in the Northwest Ohio area to sponsor scholarships in Mosser s name. Additional criteria: Students must be enrolled in University of Toledo, Owens Community College (Toledo campus), or Terra Community College in fall of At least one award will be given to an eligible student from each school. Bowling Green State University students should apply for the Mosser Scholarship at BGSU through the university. CLEVELAND AGC SCHOLARSHIP (One award) AGC Cleveland is committed to leading, learning and making a difference in the Ohio construction industry. We serve as an umbrella for fourteen (14) affiliated construction trade associations, providing labor relations, education and advocacy for nearly 600 contractors. Additional Criteria: Students must have a permanent residence in one of the following counties: Cuyahoga, Portage, Lake, Summit, Medina, Lorain, Erie, Huron or Sandusky; and must be pursuing a construction-related degree in the following: Construction Management, Engineering, Business, Accounting. Students that have participated in the ACE Mentoring Program will receive additional points during the selection process (Please note in activities on page 2). SETTLE MUTER ELECTRIC WILLIAM L.. MUTER SCHOLARSHIP (One award) SME believes in personal growth and advancement, and to support these endeavors SME has set up a scholarship in the name of Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer William L. Muter for students pursuing a degree in electrical or construction related fields. Bill s commitment to professional development at SME is evident in his voluntary role as the company s Director of Education and Apprenticeship Training. Bill is widely regarded for his business acumen and is often recognized by his peers. The William L. Muter Scholarship will be awarded to a student that demonstrates commitment and will have a potential impact in the field of construction. He continues to provide invaluable mentoring services to the management professionals at SME and to his peers/colleagues across the industry. Additional Criteria: Students must be from the Central Ohio area and attend either The Ohio State University or Columbus State Community College. RUDOLPH/LIBBE INC. GARY HAAS & FRITZ RUDOLPH HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Gary Haas, vice president of contracts administration, retired in 2012 after a 43-year career at Rudolph/Libbe Inc. Fritz Rudolph, who passed away in 2009, founded Rudolph/Libbe Inc. in 1955 with his brother, Phil Rudolph, and cousin, Allan Libbe. Additional Criteria: Bowling Green State University students majoring in construction management or architecture with plans to pursue a career in construction. Bonus points are provided to students who have demonstrated service to their community. RUDOLPH/LIBBE, INC. & GEM, INC. GARY HAAS HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Gary Haas retired in 2012 after a 43-year career at Rudolph/Libbe. Gary started running errands at Rudolph/Libbe at age 16, only leaving the company to earn a degree in business administration at BGSU on a full baseball scholarship. After college, he returned to Rudolph/Libbe to work in accounting, project management and field operations before being named vice president of contracts administration. A past president of AGC of Ohio, Gary is known for his commitment, determination, hard work and leadership. Additional Criteria: Bowling Green State University or University of Toledo students majoring in construction, architecture or engineering with plans to pursue a career in construction. Bonus points are provided to students who have demonstrated service to their community KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION CO. SCHOLARSHIP (One award) Kokosing Construction Company, Inc. is Ohio s largest self-performing general contractor with over 60 years of experience in constructing industrial buildings, industrial manufacturing and process plants, water and wastewater treatment facilities, roads and bridges, underground utility systems and marine construction. Kokosing and its affiliated companies employ over 2,000 people and have been named in Engineering News Record s 2014 issue as the 59th largest contractor in the nation. Additional Criteria: Applicants must have a permanent residence in Ohio. THE E. GRANT HESSER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP BY GRANT V. HESSER (One award) An Icon of the construction industry in Cincinnati and throughout Ohio, E. Grant Hesser was highly respected. Hesser made many contributions to not only the construction industry but also the communities in which he lived. A few of his contributions include: Founder and past president of the American Council of Construction Education and the Associated General Contractors of Ohio chapter; past president of the Allied Construction Industries in Cincinnati and the American institute of Constructors; Life Directory of the Associated General Contractors of America; and honored with the Spirit of Construction Award for his years of service to the industry in Additional Criteria: Permanent residence located in Ohio.