Deserving students of promise and financial need. Deserving students of promise and financial need. Deserving students of promise and financial need.

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1 Criteria Alcoa Foundation Academic Skills Advancement Athena Atlas World Group, Inc. Sgt. Brock Babb Fallen Heroes Memorial Paul Brenner Jimmie D. Brantley Memorial Dolores DeWitt Browning & Charles Browning and Mark & Jennifer Browning Jennifer Miller Browning and Mark DeWitt Browning Allison Ali Marie Carter Memorial Ann Y. & Jennings D. Carter Jennings D. Carter and Ann Y. Carter Jennings D. Carter and Josephine K. Carter Chancellor s Conway Family Crescent-Cresline-Wabash Plastics Foundation Nannette Dahlgren Incoming students whose placement test indicates that remediation is required. Full time senior female student within School of Business with 3.0 GPA throughout. Interested in helping other females on campus. Creativity in classroom; contributes time and service to community. Must attend recognition event. New or continuing deserving students of promise and financial need enrolled in School of Business. Student must be a veteran with an honorable discharge and in good academic standing at Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest There will be no GPA Recent high school graduate of promise and financial need. Renewable subject to academic performance and availability of funds. Student must be pursuing a health science degree, been enrolled at the college for at least one semester, and submit an essay addressing the following: "How I will use my degree to improve my community." Deserving students of promise and financial need to students enrolled within the School of Technology with a preference to the plastics program. Award varies for tuition, books or fees associated with nursing program. Awarded to nursing students who are single parents and demonstrates financial need.

2 Criteria Captain Henry Vanderburgh Chapter of the National Daughters of the American Revolution Deaconess Medical Staff Nursing Donald L. Duell Memorial Duke Energy Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED) Harold Jacob Kitzmann Eastside Optimist Club of Evansville Peg Ehlen Evansville Automobile Dealers Association Evansville Northside Kiwanis Foundation Evansville Surgical Associates Jacob, Lillian, and Nathan M. Frank Trust Deserving students of promise and financial need enrolled in Environmental Design. Renewable for one year and subject to availability of funds. Awarded to two Ivy Tech Deaconess Medical Staff Nurses at $1,000 each. Award up to $1,000. High school seniors pursuing degree in Automotive Technology. Applicant must submit a word essay which explains why they are planning a career in automotive repair and service. Renewable with 3.0 GPA, 24 earned hours completed and subject to availability of funds. Duke Energy Customer (Knox, Davies, or Gibson Counties) pursuing Associate s degree in applied science program with concentration in Industrial Technology, Energy Technology, Building Construction Management, Construction Technology, Engineering Technology, and Pre-Engineering. Student must be program-ready and can be full-time or part-time. Requires letter of recommendation from someone in the community. Renewable with satisfactory academic performance. Provide financial assistance to ECED students pursuing their educational goals through the Early Childhood Education program at Ivy Tech Community College. Preference will be given to applicants who do not currently receive financial assistance. The funds will be apportioned to cover costs associated with ECED tuition and fees linked to courses included in the CDA Process Certification, other ECED Certifications, and courses toward a ECED degree at Ivy Tech. Awarded to full-time student(s) who is a graduating senior or someone under the age of 22 residing in Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey, or Gibson counties, and have a minimum GPA of 2.0. Renewable for two consecutive years as long as student has passing grades and continues to be full time. Students taking 9 or more hours who have successfully completed 12 credit hours with 3.0 GPA or better within the past year at Ivy Tech in Evansville. The scholarship may be applied toward tuition, fees, and book costs when student's financial aid (Loans or Pell Grant) is insufficient to cover the cost of tuition, fees, and books or unable to receive adequate funding from outside agencies to cover the costs of tuition, fees and books. Award up to $1,000. Students must be a second year degree seeking student; completed 20 or more credit hours; complete a one-page double-spaced essay on "Why I Love Cars" which describes their interest in seeking employment in a local automotive dealership. Student must be degree seeking at the Ivy Tech Community college, Evansville Campus only. Student must be pursuing a degree within the School of Health Science or the School of Nursing. Students of promise and financial need residing in Vanderburgh County.

3 Criteria Thomas and Carolyn Fritz Endowment Futures Unlimited Richard M. Hettenbach Memorial Hickey Alumni Barbara J. Hilton Holiday Management Foundation Thelma B. Horton Indiana and Illinois Tire Dealers Association Jean O. and Donald B. Korb Family Gerald and Louise Lamkin Dr. Carl C. Lyles, Sr. Endowment Loral and James McCarty Endowed Helen Bastnagel Miller & Thomas R. Miller and Mark & Jennifer Browning Nursing Tom & Helen Miller and Mark & Jennifer Browning Lewis B. and Bernice H. Newman Old National Bank Foundation Dr. Michael E. Petty School of Liberal Arts & Science Students must be enrolled in the School of Health Sciences or a health care program Students must be a degree seeking student; enrolled part-time; preference for first-time students. Preference also given to minorities. Ivy Tech graduates taking additional classes at Ivy Tech Community College. Student pursuing a degree in Nursing. Students must be pursuing a CNA or QMA certification. No FAFSA or GPA If no students fit this criteria, the scholarship may be awarded to one or more students pursuing nursing (LPN, ASN) degrees. Nursing students would then need to complete a FAFSA to be eligible. Automotive students who are a resident of Indiana or Illinois, have completed at least 12 credit hours and maintained a 2.5 GPA. Two students will be selected. One student must be a degree seeking student within the School of Health Sciences studying nursing and the other student within the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Students must be African-American, pursuing a degree in Nursing, have a minimum GPA of 2.5, and have a FAFSA on file with Ivy Tech. If no African- American Nursing students apply, criteria will be widen to consider African- American students enrolled in healthcare programs (exercise science, health care support, medical assistant, paramedic/emt, and surgical technology). Award varies for tuition, fees, books, tests, and uniforms. Students must be a Nursing degree seeking student. Award varies for tuition and/or books. Preference given to a racially diverse student or a student with a disability majoring in business or a related field, who is a 21st Century scholar and has financial need. Condition: all recipients will be required to participate in financial coaching. Student(s) must be majoring in either Liberal Arts or General Studies, have a minimum GPA of 3.0, and have completed 30 credit hours.

4 Criteria Harvey S. Poling, Jr. Memorial Z. Olen and Inez G. Pumphrey Foundation Sonya Rine Memorial Joseph E. Rood, Jr. Memorial Elna Ryals Santon Trust Dr. Daniel L. and Mrs. Kathy J. Schenk Fund Luise Schnakenburg School of Business School of Fine Arts and Design Students must be a degree seeking student and at least 28 years old; have a minimum GPA of 3.0; and have completed half of his/her program Awarded to degree seeking students taking classes at the Ivy Tech Princeton Instructional Site. Full or part-time student pursuing degree in Environmental/Interior Design with preference to student 25 years-old or more; have completed 6 hours in program. The scholarship may be applied toward tuition, fee, and book costs; materials and supplies for program courses. Renewable based on 3.0 GPA. Student must be a degree seeking student from Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey or Gibson County enrolled in Paramedic Science Program; must be enrolled in PAR 111 to PAR 221 Students must be a single mother with 30+ hours of earned credit. Students must be a second year student. The scholarship may be applied towards the cost of books required for completion of degree program. Full or part-time students pursuing a business degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion. Full or part-time students pursuing a fine arts and design degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion. School of Health Sciences School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Students pursuing a health science degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion. Consideration given for professional and community service and/or exceptional personal circumstances. Award varies for tuition and/or books. Full and part time students of promise and financial need earning a degree in liberal arts and sciences with 3.0 GPA and 12 hours program completion. School of Nursing Students pursuing a nursing degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion. Consideration given for professional and community service and/or exceptional personal circumstances. School of Public and Social Services School of Technology Servant Leader Full or part-time students pursuing a public and social services degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion Full or part-time students pursuing a technology degree; must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 12 hours program completion. Students must be pursuing a degree in any program, must have completed one semester at Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest, submit a letter of recommendation from a faith leader, and answer a series of questions on application. is renewable for one year if applicant(s) meet all original requirements for this scholarship. No GPA

5 Criteria Student Government Association Suhrheinrich Tell City Campus Retention TJX Foundation Toyota Industrial Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons Trustee Leadership Mamie Young Sloane B. Zirkle Full and part time students with preference given to students with a history of school leadership activity; letter of recommendation from advisor to Student Government Association attesting to applicant's school leadership activity or statement from applicant attesting to school leadership activity (one-page, double-spaced). Awarded to a degree seeking student taking at least six credit hours in the Fall Semester at the Ivy Tech Tell City Campus and enrolled in at least six credit hours for the Spring Semester. awarded in Spring Semester only. Minority (racial, ethnic, or gender) students or underprivileged students. Awarded to one student of diverse backgrounds (ethnic minority) who is enrolled fulltime in the Industrial Technology/Maintenance program. Women and Veterans are encouraged to apply. Applicants may not be currently employed in an industrial maintenance position. Renewable if program qualifications/standards are met. Student must be pursuing a degree within the Surgical Technology Program. Students demonstrate leadership abilities. Students must provide a letter of recommendation from a faculty member and complete a one-page doublespaced essay on student leadership. Students must be degree seeking and living in Vanderburgh County. No GPA Awarded to one student pursuing a degree in Automotive Technology.