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With the cost of a college education escalating scholarships are more important than ever. Estimated costs for a Wisconsin resident for the 2017-2018 academic year at UW-Madison were $26,003.60/year. (Tuition, room and board, and fees.) Private colleges average $50,900. These price tags show close to a 5% increase in cost over the past ten years.

Of course, that’s not the total price. You still have to buy books and supplies, and do your laundry, and pay for the occasional pizza.

Rising cost of a college education and the failure of federal grants to keep pace with the higher rates of tuition has led to in-creasing student debt. The average debt of a graduating senior from a college in Wisconsin was $29,460. 64% of students had debt. Bot-tom line: College is expensive, and the price is increasing.

A scholarship is a way of helping pay the staggering costs to-day’s college students are experiencing. The Marshfield Area Com-munity Foundation publicizes the scholarships we and others offer to ensure that there is a good field of applicants and as a public service. That’s what the Community Foundation is all about. Connecting people who care with causes that matter. We have published our Scholarship Bulletin for the past twelve years to help scholarship seekers find the money that is being offered by local community groups, individuals, foundations, and businesses. The Marshfield Area Community Foundation manages over 70 scholarships itself.

We believe every high school student, every non-traditional student, should take advantage of the generosity our community offers through these scholarships. These groups see giving scholarships as an investment in the future of our community. The families, individuals, organizations, and businesses that sponsor these scholarships and are providing these opportunities should be very proud of the impact they are making on the lives of Central Wisconsin students. We all can be thankful these people have decided to make a real difference in the education-al opportunities for the people who live here.

We have scholarships listed for graduates of high schools in Auburndale, Abbotsford, Colby, Columbus Cath-olic High School, Granton, Greenwood, Loyal, Marshfield High School, Neillsville, Pittsville, Prentice, Owen-With-ee, Spencer, and Stratford.

This bulletin is prepared with the help of school counselors and student service personnel throughout the area. This bulletin wouldn’t be possible without their contributions. Good luck and best of luck with your future learning!

AmberAmber Kiggens-Leifheit, Executive Director Marshfield Area Community Foundation

2018 Scholarship Bulletin

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Why does the Marshfield area CoMMunity foundation publish this bulletin?

The mission of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation is “Connecting people who care with causes that matter to enrich the quality of life in the Marshfield area.” Education is a cause that matters to all of us. The Community Foundation is proud to count over 70 scholar-ship funds among more than 200 funds entrusted to the Foundation.

We believe we are enriching the quality of life in the Marshfield area when we help lead students to the financial support that will enable them to achieve an education. We believe the students benefit, their families benefit, and the community benefits. We are glad to do it.

We aren’t making any money at this. Nobody pays to have scholarships listed. Fortunately, we have a lot of very generous businesses that buy ads that pay for the Bulletin. We are very thankful for their support and for the professional work done by the Buyers’ Guide staff.

But we do spend a lot of time on this. Time costs money, too, and frankly, we could use your help. If you are able to support our efforts, it would be hugely appreciated. You can help by making a donation…of any size…to the Community Foundation’s Forever Fund. Our For-

ever Fund pays all of our operational costs, and we need the support of the community we serve to do the work we believe is so important.

Please make out a check to The Marshfield Area Community Foundation and mail it to PO Box 456, Marshfield, WI 54449. Your tax-deductible gift will make it easier for us to continue providing this scholarship service.

ScholarShip Bulletin uSer’S ManualThe 14th Annual Scholarship Bulletin offers

information primarily about scholarships in funds held at Marshfield Area Community Foundation. At the end of the publication we provide additional information about scholarship programs that are held outside of MACF, but choose to make their applications available on our website and use the Bulletin to promote the funds they have available.

If you are still in high school…• Your School Counseling Office and online school website is the best, most complete, most up-to-date, and most accurate source of scholarship information available to you. Go there. Use it. • The last section…Additional Scholarship Opportunities…lists scholarships that may be relevant to several or all of the participating high schools. • There are many, many more scholarships that aren’t listed. Always check out the Financial Aid office of the school you plan to attend.

• Use the Internet. Many area schools do a great job of listing scholarships on-line along with application forms.

If you are already in college or are renewing your education…

As a continuing student or non-traditional student, your task may be either easier or harder. In either case, your starting point is probably the Financial Aid or Student Services office of the institution you will attend. As far as this bulletin goes, most of the non-traditional opportunities are listed in the Foundation sections. Of course, if you are currently in the work force and are going back to school, maybe your employer has a program to help you.

And finally, if you, your family, your club, your organization, your church, your business offer a scholarship and it’s not included here… call the Marshfield Area Community Foundation and let us know so we can add it to the list next year.


Please make out a check to The Marshfield Area Community Foundation and mail it to PO Box 456, Marshfield, WI 54449.

Your tax-deductible gift will make it easier for us to continue providing this scholarship service.

Marshfield Area Community FoundationAmber Kiggens-Leifheit, Executive DirectorPO Box 456, Marshfield, WI 54449Email:[email protected]: http://marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org

The University FoundationRoxie Wetterau, Executive DirectorUW- Marshfield/Wood County2000 W 5th Street, Marshfield WI 54449Phone: 715-384-1703Email: [email protected]: http://www.marshfield.uwc.edu

Mid-State Technical College FoundationJill Steckbauer, Director,Foundation & AlumniMid-State Technical College/Wisconsin Rapids Campus500 32nd Street North,Wisconsin Rapids WI 54494Phone: 715-422-5322Email: [email protected]

Abbotsford SchoolsLori Huther, School CounselorP.O. Box 70, Abbotsford WI 54405Phone: 715-223-2386Email: [email protected]: http://www.abbotsford.k12.wi.us

Auburndale SchoolsJonni-rae GrancorvitzPO Box 190, Auburndale, WI 54412Phone: 715-652-2115 ext. 2123Email: [email protected]:http://www.aubschools.com

Colby High SchoolJennifer Krauss, School CounselorP.O. Box 110, Colby WI 54421Phone: 715-223-2338, ext. 126Email: [email protected]: http://www.colby.k12.wi.us

Columbus Catholic High SchoolGreg Brown, School Counselor710 S. Columbus Avenue,Marshfield WI 54449Phone: 715-387-1177, ext. 317Email: [email protected]: http://www.marshfieldareacatholicschools.org

Granton High SchoolShelly Schmitz, School Counselor217 N Main StreetGranton WI 54436Email: [email protected]

Greenwood Middle/High SchoolKarla Vinci, School Counselor K-12306 West Central Avenue, PO Box 310Greenwood, WI 54437Phone (715) 267-6101 ext. 2233 (MS/HS)Fax (715) 267-6113Email: [email protected]

Loyal High SchoolRebecca Scherer, K-12 School CounselorSchool District of LoyalPhone: 715-255-8511 ext 314Email: [email protected]: http://www.loyal.k12.wi.us

Marshfield High SchoolKrystal Salzmann, School Counselor1401 East Becker Road,Marshfield, WI 54449Phone: 715-387-4332 ext 3Website: www.marshfieldschools.org

Neillsville High SchoolJulia Backhaus, 7-12 School CounselorNeillsville Middle/High School401 Center Street, Neillsville, WI 54456\Phone: 715-743-8713Email: [email protected]: http://www.neillsville.k12.wi.us

Owen-Withee High SchoolMorgan Mueller, 7-12 School CounselorOwen-Withee School DistrictPhone: 715-229-2151 Ext 226Email: [email protected]

Pittsville Public SchoolsEmily Krystowiak, School Counselor5407 1st Ave, Pittsville, WI 54466Phone: 715-884-5223Email: [email protected]: http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/

Spencer Public SchoolsKatrina Rotar, School Counselor300 School Street, Spencer WI 54479Phone: 715-659-4211, ext. 113Email: [email protected]: http://www.spencer.k12.wi.us

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and Emma by family, friends, and our community. Eligibility: For students from the Marshfield area. Scholarships may be awarded in one of two categories: 1) Fees or tuition for older or more advanced students to attend dance camps or other dance instruction or performance opportunities; 2) Post-secondary scholarships for students with an expressed intention of pursuing dance in some form (performing, teaching, studying.)Application: Applications are available from the Marshfield Area Community Foundation and at Mainstreet Conservatory of Dance. A special scholarship committee will review applications. Deadline: Contact Mainstreet Conservatory of Dance

James Francis Bokern Memorial Fund Established by the family of James Francis Bokern.Eligibility: Applicant must be a youth who wishes to experience camping and must meet these criteria established by the Samoset Council of the Boy Scouts of America: Scout registered with Samoset Council & in good standing; financial need; recommended by unit leader.Application:. The selection will be made by the Samoset Campership Committee.Deadline: January 1 of each year

Kathlyn C. Bradle Memorial Scholarship for the Fine ArtsThe intent for the scholarship is to assist in funding the continuing education of a student pursuing a degree in the performance arts, whether it is in theatrical, vocal or instrumental performance or technical theatre. Students who plan to attend an accredited post-secondary school at Marshfield High School are invited to apply. This scholarship was created to continue Kathy Bradle’s purpose in life – to provide small acts of kindness for anyone every day. To find out more about Kathy, please visit her ‘Legacy of Love’ page on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Bradles-Legacy-of-Love/496037417213634?fref=ts. She also had an affinity for music, and was a supporter of the fine arts, no matter the talent or ability. While the amount of the award will vary from year to year the current amount is shown below. 2018 Amount: 250.00 Application Deadline: March 30, 2018Completed Applications should be returned to MHS Guidance office by 3:00 PMTo be used for books, fees, tuition or expenses to attend approved college.Qualifications: 1) A senior that is pursuing a degree in the performing or technical arts field and a current student involved in the drama and/or music program at Marshfield High

School. 2) Student should be currently participating in the Drama Program at Marshfield High School.3) Student should be currently enrolled at Marshfield High School, and maintain passing grades, including at least a 2.5 GPA.Application: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org and MHS School Counselling OfficeDeadline: March 30, 2018 ***** James Brasington Theater Scholarship Established as a memorial to James by family, friends, and community.Eligibility: Graduating senior or past graduate of a high school within a thirty mile radius of Marshfield or within the Marshfield Area Community Foundation’s geographic service area – Abbotsford, Columbus, Marshfield, Auburndale, Loyal, Neillsville, Greenwood, Granton, Pittsville, Spencer, Stratford, Colby). Applicant must be majoring in or intend to major in theater arts. The scholarship is renewable.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org A special scholarship committee will review applications.Deadline: March 15, 2018

James L Brost Scholarshipfor Student AthletesIn memory of Jim Brost, family and friends have established a scholarship fund through the Marshfield Area Community Foundation Inc. The scholarship offers financial assistance to a full-time student pursuing a degree at an accredited school, technical college or university. To be eligible the student athlete must be a senior at Gilman High School and have maintained a 3.0 GPA. The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage educational growth and community service. The scholarship is awarded the second semester of the freshman year. Two $500 Scholarships will be awarded.1. Application must comply with the admission requirements for a full-time student at an accredited university or technical school.2. To Apply:a. Fill out and submit the Scholarship Application in its entirety. Additional information may be attached if desired.b. Present three letters of reference -- 2 from persons who know you academically and 1 from a community service representativeDeadline: Submit the application and reference letters to the Gilman High School student counseling office before April 1, 2018.Application: Contact -Megan LaMarche-

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Depending on the scholarship, applicants may be graduating seniors of high schools in Marshfield, of other area high schools, or non-traditional students.

****Indicates that the scholarship is available to graduating students and/or nontraditional students in Marshfield Area Community Foundation Service area --- Marshfield, Spencer, Stratford, Auburndale, Loyal, Greenwood, Granton, Neillsville, Abbotsford, Pittsville, Colby

The Anne Adler Nursing Scholarship 1 or more scholarshipsEstablished by Anne Adler Eligibility: The applicant must be a student in the school of Nursing at UW Eau Claire who has graduated from UW Marshfield Wood County or from the associate degree nursing program at Mid-State technical college. The applicant should be enrolled in a program of study toward a degree in nursing and doing internships or clinical work at Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield, Wisconsin. Financial need may be considered. This scholarship may be renewed once.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 or email: [email protected]: March 15, 2018

***** The rosamund victoria Adler Scholarship for Lawrence University (1 scholarship)Established by Anne & Bette Adler (founders of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation) in honor of their mother. Eligibility: Preference will be given to female Lawrence university students who are enrolled in the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music. Further

preference will be given to students from the Marshfield area or from Wisconsin. Financial need is a requirement. The scholarship is renewable.Application: Contact the Financial Aid Office of Lawrence University, 920/832-6583.Deadline: Contact Lawrence University

***** Altrusa international ofMarshfield ScholarshipThe Altrusa International Club of Marshfield has established a scholarship fund for a minimum of $500 for non-traditional students. The number and amount of scholarships awarded shall be determined annually. The selection of scholarship recipient(s) shall be made solely by the Scholarship Committee of Altrusa International of Marshfield. Specific criteria are as follows:• The applicant must be a resident of the Marshfield area. The Marshfield area is defined as within a thirty-mile radius of Marshfield.• The applicant must be accepted as an undergraduate at an accredited post-secondary college, university or technical school in the Marshfield area during the next succeeding term at minimum 6 credits.• The applicant must be a non-traditional student who is:• A post high school graduate that has been out of high school for a minimum of five years.• A post high school graduate pursuing an academic or vocational degree.• A post high school graduate, who, having been in the work force or due to extenuating circumstances, is attempting to better their career standing or change careers by pursuing an academic or vocational degree.• Past Altrusa Scholarship recipients are not eligible to reapply.Applications and letters of reference must be postmarked by Friday, March 16, 2018 Scholarship applicants will be notified of selection results by May 15, 2018 Send completed application and letters of reference to: Altrusa Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 304, Marshfield WI 54449A committee of Altrusa International of Marshfield selects award recipients.Deadline: March 16 2018

Sarah Grace & Emma Louise Anderson Memorial Dance Scholarship (1 or more scholarships)Established in memory of young sisters and avid dancers Sarah


K-12 School Counselor, Gilman High School, 715-447-8211 ext. [email protected] Bill Burnham Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established as a memorial to Bill BurnhamEligibility: Graduating senior of Marshfield High School recognized for perseverance and scholarship while overcoming challenges.Application: Application available at Marshfield High School Counseling office, from MHS website or at www.marshfielareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: April 3, 2018

Grace A. Caliebe Scholarship Fund(1 scholarship max.) Renewable for 5 yearsEligibility: Applicant must be or have been a student enrolled at Greenwood High School who is enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student at an accredited college or university toward a degree in the field of health care, sciences, mathematics, or engineering for the next succeeding term. Financial need will be considered as well as applicant’s work history, extracurricular activities and community services, knowledge

and commitment to chosen field of study.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org or at the GHS Counseling office.Deadline: April 2, 2018

Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Buttermakers Association Scholarship(2 or more $1000 Scholarships)Eligibility requirements: One scholarship will be awarded to a student where the applicant must be a member of a cheese or butter manufacturing plant, enrolled full-time in a program of study toward any degree with an emphasis given to students pursuing a degree in dairy science, food science or a related degree. The second scholarship will be awarded to a student from a member company supplying equipment, ingredients, services, etc. who is enrolled full-time in a

program of study toward any degree with an emphasis given to students pursuing a degree in dairy science, food science, or related degree. Financial need will be considered in awarding the scholarship. The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage educational growth. The applicant cannot receive this scholarship for more than two (2) consecutive yearsApplications: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF, PO Box 456, Marshfield, WI 54449 or emailed to [email protected] Deadline: March 15, 2018

Harry & Gladys Chronquist Family Scholarship(1 or more scholarships)Established as a bequest of Harry & Gladys ChronquistEligibility: Graduating seniors of Marshfield High School planning to attend a university, technical college, or special school. Criteria include scholastic and/or talent and ability, financial need, and personality. The scholarship is renewable for sophomore year.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship ApplicationDeadline: April 3, 2018

richard and Elaine Cliver ScholarshipEligibility: A graduating senior from Columbus High School.Application: Contact CHS School Counseling OfficeDeadline: April 4, 2018

****Tom Drendel ScholarshipThe family of Tom Drendel has established an endowment fund through the Marshfield Area Community Foundation to encourage young people to enter the field of agriculture, and to give back to the community. The scholarship offers financial assistance to a full-time student pursuing a degree in agriculture or an agriculture related field (For example; Agronomy, Agri-Business, Soil Science, Animal Nutrition, Large Animal Veterinarian). To be eligible the successful candidate must:1. Open to nontraditional students and seniors graduating from Auburndale, Marshfield, Spencer, Pittsville or Stratford High School and live within the geographical service area of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation.2. The applicant must be scheduled to

be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at a four year accredited college or university, technical college or certificate program3. The applicant must have at least a 3.0 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale)4. Financial need will be considered but shall not be the determining factor in awarding the scholarship. 5. Applicant must answer all questions and have asked for letters of endorsement from three adults (see application form.) One of those letters must speak to the applicants ability to succeed in the agriculture field.6. One $1,000 Scholarship will be awarded second semester of freshman year.Application: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: Mail the application by March 15, 2018 to: Marshfield Area Community Foundation, PO Box 456, Marshfield, WI 54449Email: [email protected]

****Jean L. Ebbe visual and Performing Arts ScholarshipGraduating student at Marshfield, Columbus, Auburndale, Pittsville, Granton, Neillsville, Stratford, Spencer, Loyal, Greenwood, Colby, Abbotsford high schools enrolled in an accredited program at an institution in Wisconsin or Minnesota as a full-time student. The applicant must have a passion for art, singing, music or acting. Application: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: March 15, 2018

Charlotte Felhofer Nursing ScholarshipEligibility: A graduating senior from Marshfield High School pursuing a technical college or university degree in Nursing.Application: 2018 MHS Senior Class Application. Contact MHS Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Fore Bill: Bill Allen Memorial Scholarship(1 or more scholarship)Established by Mrs. Patricia Allen and the Fore Bill Memorial Celebration as a

memorial to Bill Allen and his community service. Eligibility: Graduating Senior of Marshfield High School or Columbus Catholic High School planning to attend a university, technical school, or special school to pursue music, business, finance, marketing, health care, or a medically related field. The student must have a minimum of a 3.0 GPA, have shown scholastic achievement, talent, ability, and have financial needApplication: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 or email: [email protected]: March 15, 2018

Glen and Dorothy Franson Memorial Scholarship• Student for 4 years at Pittsville High School• Must be pursuing minimum of 4 year degree in medical field• Student must be in top 50% of class, demonstrated high degree of citizenship, Academic performance and actively involved in volunteer work within Pittsville CommunityApplication: PHS Common Application. Contact Pittsville High School Counseling Office Deadline: April 6, 2018

Frautschy-Fredrick Legion Baseball Scholarship (1 or more scholarships)Established by Marshfield American Legion Baseball, Inc.Eligibility: Applicant must have played baseball for the Post 54 American Legion baseball team and must be scheduled to be enrolled as a full-time student at an accredited university or technical college.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 or email: [email protected]: March 15, 2018

Marilyn Hardacre Scholarships (1 scholarship of $500 for Marshfield High School, 1 scholarship of $500 for Columbus Catholic High School)Marilyn Hardacre was a founding trustee (ex officio) of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation. The Marilyn


Hardacre Fund was established by individuals, businesses, and industries honoring Marilyn upon her retirement as Executive Director of MACCI.Eligibility: MHS Scholarship: Applicant must have participated in Youth Apprenticeship, Co-op, or a work-based learning program and be planning to attend a technical college or a university.CCHS Scholarship: Applicant must be planning to pursue a field of study in political science or public administration. Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application; CCHS Application Packet.Deadline: MHS – April 3, 2018 CCHS – April 4, 2018

Margaret Quirt Heck ChapterAJ PEO Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established by Bob Heck in memory of his wife, Margie.Eligibility: Women from the Marshfield area furthering a discontinued education, starting or furthering undergraduate studies, or moving on to attain a degree higher than undergraduate studies. The scholarship is renewable.Application: A committee of Chapter AJ, P.E.O. selects award recipients.Contact: [email protected]: March 28, 2018

Melvin A. Hintz Columbus High School Scholarship (multiple scholarships)This is one of three funds established as a bequest of Melvin Hintz, a Marshfield native and teacher. Eligibility: The Hintz scholarships are awarded to students who will be attending Columbus Catholic High School in the fall to defray CCHS tuition costs. Scholarships are based only on financial need.Application: Inquire at the Columbus

Catholic High School Counseling Office Deadline: Awarded in the spring or summer. John J. irvine Scholarship (1 scholarship)Created by Beryl Irvine and family of Bettendorf, Iowa, in memory of their husband and father.Eligibility: Marshfield High School students with financial need. G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application – MHS School Counseling office or www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Jewell Educational Scholarship (1 scholarship)James and Josephine Jewell established this scholarship as a trust which was later transferred to the Marshfield Area Community Foundation. Eligibility: Graduates of either Marshfield High School or Columbus Catholic High School enrolling on a full-time basis at UW-Marshfield/Wood County. Preference given to students intending to major in Business/Economics.Application: Apply online at www.marshfield.uwc.edu or at UW-Marshfield/Wood County Student Services.Deadline: March 1, 2018

GHS Class of 1992 Gina Del Fatti Johnson Memorial ScholarshipEligibility: 1. The applicant must be a student at Greenwood High School2. The applicant must be scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited college or university during the next succeeding term. (Except as established by the college or university, there are no limitations as to the applicant’s intended field or courses of study.)Application: Contact Greenwood High School Counseling OfficeDeadline: TBD

ray and Beryl Johnson Memorial Scholarship

• Senior attending Pittsville High School• Hold a cumulative grade point of 3.0 or better• Committed to either a technical or 4-year college• Student is embarking on a career that involves working with children. It is not limited to education careers.Application: PHS Common Application. Pittsville HS Counseling Office and http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

William Johnson Memorial Scholarship• Student or graduate of Marshfield High School• Student is enrolled in a full time program of study toward a degree in a vocational technical degree or medical field.• Financial need will be considered• Student shows evidence of involvement in community activities and extra-curricular activities • Required letter of recommendation from a vocational technical educatorApplication: 2018 MHS Senior Class Application. MHS Counseling office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Laura M Kagel ScholarshipCriteria: Students demonstrating an interest and ability or proclivity in the fields of science and/or engineering.Application: PHS Common Application. Pittsville HS Counseling Office and http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Bobbi Karlen Memorial ScholarshipCriteria: Applicant must be a student at Marshfield High School or an alumni who is enrolled in a program of study toward a degree in math or a math

related field.Application: 2018 MHS Senior Class Application. MHS, Counseling Office or online at www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: April 3, 2018

Dorothy & Alex B. Knox Fund (1 or more scholarships)This fund established by Mr. Knox has granted over 85 scholarships worth more than $40,000 since first being awarded in 2000.Eligibility: Marshfield High School senior planning to attend a technical college or a university.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application at MHS Counseling Office or www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Laverne r. Kohs Memorial Scholarship (Multiple full tuition scholarships based on amount available for distribution. )Established as a bequest of LaVerne Kohs. Eligibility: Must be a student or enrolling as a student at UW Marshfield/Wood County. Preference for those expressing a sincere desire to enter the health care field. The scholarship is renewable. (Renewals take priority over new applications.)Application: Apply online at www.marshfield.uwc.edu or at UW-Marshfield/

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Donovan Kramer Memorial Scholarship: Eligibility: 1) Completed 4 years at Pittsville High School, 2) pursuing a degree in higher education (four years or more) within the teaching education field, 3) Top 50% of his/her class, and 4) has shown a high degree of citizenship and volunteer work. Application: PHS Common Application. Pittsville School Counseling Office and http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Milton A Krom ScholarshipGraduates of Owen-Withee High School are eligible for Krom Scholarships with preference given to students pursuing a degree in pharmacy.Application: O-W HS Counseling OfficeDeadline: TBD

Kruse Family Scholarship (1 $1000 scholarship)Established by Tom and Mary (Kruse) Karau. Eligibility: Scholarships from the Kruse Fund are awarded to students graduating from Turkey Valley Community School in Jackson Junction, Iowa. Application: Contact Turkey Valley Community School at 563-776-6011.

****Dan Kummer Memorial Scholarship• Student must attend schools within the Marshfield Area Community Foundation service area(Marshfield, Granton, Spencer, Stratford, Pittsville, Greenwood, Loyal, Auburndale, Neillsville, Colby, Abbotsford, Columbus)• enrolled full time at an accredited technical college, university or film school during the next succeeding term• Student must be pursuing a degree in videography or broadcasting• One page essay required concerning passion for the field and what they see themselves doing with the degree

• Must submit two letters of recommendationApplication: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: March 15, 2018

Norbert H. & Joan LaSee Scholarship (2 scholarships for Marshfield High School; 2 scholarships for Columbus Catholic High School) Mr. & Mrs. LaSee established their scholarship fund with the Community Foundation in 1998. Both have since passed away. Eligibility: MHS Scholarships: Two scholarships, one to a student having demonstrated aptitude in English, the other in agriculture.CCHS Scholarships: Two scholarships, one to a student having demonstrated aptitude in science, the other in Family and Consumer SciencesApplication: MHS: Selection is made by the chairs of the Agriculture and English Departments.CCHS: CCHS Application Packet. Selection is made by a committee comprised of the principal and the heads of the Science & Family and Consumer ScienceContact MHS or CHS Counseling OfficeDeadline: MHS – April 3, 2018 and CHS April 4, 2018

H.G. “Pete” and Patrice LeGrand (1 scholarship)Established by Pat LeGrand. Mrs. LeGrand served on the Board of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation.Eligibility: A post high school student pursuing academic or vocational training at an accredited college, university or trade school, or a post high school student, who, having been in the work force, is attempting to better their career standing or change careers by pursuing an academic or trade degree on greater than a half-time status

Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 or email to: [email protected]: March 15, 2018 russell F. Lewis Student Athlete Scholarships(Two scholarships, one for a female and one for a male scholar- athlete)Eligibility: 2 graduating seniors from Marshfield High School, one female, one male.Criteria: Played high school sport and did well academically during their high school career. Financial need may be a criteria.Application: MHS Class of 2018 application available in MHS Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: April 3, 2018

Lil Mobilers Snowmobile Club Scholarship Eligibility: 1) Graduating PHS Senior 2) GPA of 2.5 or above 3) Demonstrated volunteer activities or service 4) Pursing a degree in higher education 5) Current member of the club or directly related to a member of the club OR interested in outdoor winter activitiesApplications: PHS Common Application. Contact PHS Counseling Office/Website http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

verna Lueck Scholarship FundEligibility: Applicant must be a graduating senior who is in the upper 25% of Marshfield High School class and intends to become a primary school teacher. Application: available at MHS Counseling Office – MHS Class of 2018 application and www.marshfieldareacommunityfouncation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

David L. MacArthur Memorial Scholarships(Two $500 scholarships)Established by the family of David L. MacArthur.Eligibility: Applicant must be a graduating senior at either Marshfield or Colby High School. Preference given to applicants involved in high school basketball program and expressing intention of pursuing program of study toward a degree in physical education or other sports related field. Financial need will be considered.Application: from the Colby and Marshfield High School Counseling Offices. www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: Marshfield: April 3 2018 Colby: Contact Colby HS Counseling Office

Dr. George E. Mac Kinnon Memorial Scholarship (1 scholarship)Created by the late George Mac Kinnon and family in memory of his father, a pioneer physician in Prentice, Wisconsin. Eligibility: A graduating student of Marshfield Senior High School or Prentice High School. This scholarship alternates between the two high schools. In 2018 it will be available to Prentice High School students who are involved in extracurricular activities within the school and active in service to the community. Financial need is a consideration.Application: Contact Prentice HS Counseling OfficeDeadline: Contact Prentice HS Counseling Office

Marshfield Alternative High School ScholarshipThe Marshfield Alternative High School Scholarship was started by a request by a Tamie Franks, a teacher at the Alternative School. This Scholarship is funded by the Community Foundation. Criteria: It is awarded to a student


pursuing a post high school education who has worked hard and shows promise. Applications are available at the Marshfield Alternative School – [email protected]: April 20, 2018 Marshfield High School Senior Class Scholarship(1 scholarship of $500)Established by the past senior classes of Marshfield High School to honor a graduating senior. Eligibility: Full-time students from the Marshfield High School who are scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited university or college. Financial need will be consideredApplication: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Marshfield Lions Club, Edward W. Heller Memorial Scholarship(1 or more scholarships)Established by the Lions Club in memory of Ed Heller, former editor of the Marshfield News-Herald and long-time Lions Club member. Eligibility: Full-time students from the Marshfield area entering their junior or senior years of undergraduate school who major in one or more of the communication arts, with special consideration to those majoring in journalism; or full-time post-graduate students from the Marshfield area majoring in journalism; or individuals from the Marshfield area who are pursuing post-graduate work in journalism on either a full or part-time basis. The scholarship is renewable.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org The Marshfield Lions Club committee select recipients.Deadline: TBD

McGivern/van de Loo Scholarship Fund Established to provide tuition support to grade school students attending Marshfield Area Catholic

Schools****Jacob Navarro Memorial Scholarship (2 scholarships)a. The applicant must express the intention of pursuing a degree in an art related field.b. The applicant must be scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited college or university during the next succeeding term. c. Financial need will be considered in awarding the scholarship.d. One scholarship is awarded to a senior at Marshfield High School The second scholarship is awarded to a senior at a high school within the geographical service area of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation. (Marshfield, Spencer, Auburndale, Stratford, Greenwood, Loyal, Abbotsford, Pittsville, Colby, Granton, Neillsville)Application: Marshfield: 2018 MHS Class Application – contact MHS Counseling Office.Other schools: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: MHS - April 3 2018Deadline for area schools – March 15, 2018 – mail to MACFI, PO Box 456, Marshfield WI 54449 or email to [email protected]

Norm-E-Lane Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established by the MHS FFA Alumni in honor of Norm & Elaine Meissner and named after the Meissner’s dairy business.Eligibility: Graduating senior of Marshfield High School who has identified production agriculture as a career goal.Application: Available from the Marshfield High School agriculture department. Selection made by the FFA Alumni Scholarship Committee.Deadline: April 3, 2018

Dorothy Olson ScholarshipDorothy Olson set up this fund as a way to help non-traditional students continue their education:

Eligibility: A non-traditional student who has been accepted at an accredited University or Technical College.Application: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: March 15, 2018

John & Marjorie O’reilly Scholarship (1 or more scholarships)Established by the three daughters of John & Marjorie.Eligibility: Student enrolling at UW-Marshfield/Wood County in the Fall as a full-time student. Financial need is a consideration.Deadline: Not available in 2018

Alex and Geraldine Piotrowski ScholarshipEligibility: 1) Completed 4 years at Pittsville High School, 2) pursuing a degree in higher education, 3) Top 50% of his/her class, and 4) has shown a high degree of citizenship and volunteer work Application: Pittsville HS Counseling Office or http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Pittsville HS Positive Students/Target Take Charge of Education Scholarship• Pursuing degree in high education• Demonstrated academic achievement, extra-curricular involvement, and community service• Proven to be a positive, contributing member of the PHS communityApplication: Pittsville HS Counseling Office and online http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Pittsville vFW Scholarship• Senior at Pittsville High School• Student is pursuing post secondary

education at accredited school, technical school or university• Must have overall GPA of 2.5 or higher• Priority is given to student who is child or grandchild of Pittsville VFWApplication: Pittsville HS Counseling Office or http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Louis J. and Betty Ptacek Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established by Louie and Betty Ptacek.Eligibility: Marshfield area resident, residing within a 15-mile radius of the City of Marshfield; scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at Marquette University; G.P.A. of 3.5 or higher; definite financial need as determined by the Financial Aid office of Marquette University. The scholarship is renewable.Application: Contact Scholarship Assistant, Office of Student Financial Aid, Marquette University. Marquette will select scholarship recipients.Deadline: TBD The Alec Salamonski Memorial ScholarshipAlec Salamonski graduated from Marshfield High School in 2005. He represented Wisconsin in 2005 at the National Skills U.S.A. Competition in Computer Maintenance. He was an avid “techie,” and was employed as a computer technician by P.C. Doctors. In 2006, Alec died in an automobile accident. His parents, Julia and Norb, are offering a $1,000 scholarship in his memory, and in recognition of Alec’s friends at P.C. Doctors. Eligibility: Seniors who are entering a computer-related major at a university are eligible to apply. Preference will be given to those students who have pursued computer related course work in both the Technology and Business departments, and/or who have been active in SKILLS USA and/or have been involved in the Computer Science or Information

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Technology Youth Apprenticeships, or other extra-curricular computer-related club or organization.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 Email to: [email protected] Deadline: March 15, 2018

Kaye Scheuer Memorial Scholarship (1 scholarship) RenewableEstablished by Robert Scheuer and family in memory of Bob’s wife. Eligibility: A Marshfield High School graduate entering a university or technical college. Applicants must have lettered in a varsity sport and have the recommendation of a head coach. Financial need is a requirement.Application: MHS 2018 Senior Class Scholarship Application. MHS School Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: Not available in 2018

Mick Schier Memorial Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established by family and friends of Mick Schier who loved flying and who shared his love with others. Eligibility: To offset tuition costs of anyone in the area attending an accredited flight school. Applicants must have completed ground school.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 Deadline: Open-ended.

Melvin and ruth Schmidt Scholarship – Renewable for 1 yearEligibility: The student must be graduating from or a past graduation of

Stratford High School pursuing a degree in a health related field.Application: Contact Stratford High School Counseling OfficeDeadline: Contact Stratford High School

Counseling Office

Troy Schmitt Memorial Scholarship Established in 2011 by MHS Student Counsel at Marshfield High School in memory of Troy Schmitt who co-led the counsel when he taught at MHS.Eligibility: A graduating senior from Marshfield High School whobest meets these criteria:e. Illustrates a strong work ethic with an attention to detail. Successfully engages in rigorous course work like Advanced

Placement, and is a well balanced student who is professional.f. Dedicated to the mission of service, via student council, and/or church, and/or community service.g. Possesses a sense of humor and a flair for making work fun. Respectful of teachers and his/her peers.h. May have an interest in majoring in education and/or government.i. May have need due to financial and/or personal challenges.g. The applicant must be scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited college or university during the next succeeding term. An accredited university or college is one which has been accredited by one of the following: Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, or the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.Application: MHS 2018 Senior Class Application. Available in the MHS School Counseling Office . or www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Paul and Joann Schreiner ScholarshipPaul and JoAnn Schreiner established this fund to insure good students have the ability to go on to college.Criteria: This scholarship is for students from Marshfield High School and Columbus High School. The applicant must be accepted at an accredited University or Technical College. The recipients shall be selected on the basis of one or more of the following: prior academic performance, performance on tests designed to measure ability and aptitude for higher education, recommendations from instructors or other individuals not related to the potential recipient and conclusions drawn from personal interviews as to motivation and character.Applications: See Columbus or Marshfield High SchoolSchool Counseling OfficeDeadline: Marshfield –April 3 2018 and Columbus – April 4, 2018

Seidl Agriculture ScholarshipEligibility: Senior graduating from Marshfield High School and enrolled in an agriculture program on a full time basis at an accredited college or university. Application: www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org

Deadline: March 15, 2018

Dale and Mary Jane Seif Scholarship(1 or more scholarships: Amount to be determined)Eligibility: The scholarship is available

for students from Neillsville High School who have been accepted at an accredited technical college or university, who plans to study agriculture or a related

field. Students may be chosen based on academic performance, performance on standardized tests that measure ability and aptitude for higher education, recommendations, and conclusions from a personal interview as to motivation and character.Application: Contact Neillsville High School Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.org Deadline: March 1, 2018

Severns Family Memorial Scholarship: Eligibility: 1) Pursuing a degree in higher education, 2) demonstrated leadership skills, academic achievement, extra-curricular involvement, and community service, and 3) demonstrated financial need Applications: Pittsville HS Counseling Office or http://www.pittsville.k12.wi.us/hs/scholarships20122013.cfmDeadline: April 6, 2018

Kim Shupe Memorial Scholarship (1 scholarship)Kim was a 1991 graduate of Marshfield High School who was working with Alaska Children’s Services at the time of her death in 1998. Eligibility: Graduating senior of Marshfield High School enrolled in a university or technical college. Financial need is a requirement.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application. MHS Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

****Staab Construction Scholarship (1 or more scholarships) Established by Staab Construction CorporationEligibility: A graduating senior of a high school within the geographic service area

of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation (Marshfield, Abbotsford, Greenwood, Auburndale, Loyal, Greenwood, Granton, Spencer, Stratford,

Pittsville, Neillsville) or within 30 miles of Marshfield who intends to major in a construction related field in any university or technical college. Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449 or emailed to [email protected]: March 15, 2018

David and Waleen Storm ScholarshipEligibility: a. The applicant must be a student at Marshfield High Schoolb. The applicant shall be enrolled in a program of study toward a degree in a medical field.c. The applicant must be scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited college or university in the University of Wisconsin system during the next succeeding term. d. The student must be a good student who is in the top 25% of their class.e. Financial need will be considered in awarding the scholarship.Application: MHS 2018 Senior Class Application Deadline: April 3, 2018

Swanson Scholarship (1 or more scholarships)Gertrude Swanson was a beloved English teacher at Marshfield High School who established this fund as a bequest.Eligibility: A graduating senior of Marshfield High School expressing clear intentions of entering the field of education.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application – MHS Counseling Office and www.

marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Gordon and Faith vine Scholarship - RenewableCriteria: The Vine family have set up this scholarship for students from Neillsville High School who plan to study agriculture or education. They must be accepted at an accredited University or Technical College. Financial need will be considered.Applications: Contact Neillsville High School Counseling Office.Deadline: March 1 2018


****Dr. roger van Der vorste Scholarship (1 scholarship)Established by Pat Van Der Vorste in memory of her husband.Eligibility: Marshfield area resident (defined as including but not limited to Arpin, Auburndale, Blenker, Chili, Granton, Greenwood, Hewitt, Loyal, Marshfield, Neillsville, Spencer, Stratford.); preference given to applicants enrolling in a program of study leading to a degree in Dentistry or Dental Hygiene; scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis in one of the following: the University of Wisconsin System, the University of Wisconsin Colleges, the Wisconsin Technical College system, Marquette University or the University of Minnesota System. Scholarship is renewable one time.Application: available at www.marshfieldareacommunitiyfoundation.org All applications should be mailed to MACF at PO Box 456 Marshfield, WI 54449.Deadline: March 15, 2018

David Wagner Scholarship Fund (1 scholarship, renewable for 4 years)Established by David’s wife Darlene.Eligibility: Applicant must be graduating from or a former graduate of Marshfield High School, have financial need, and have demonstrated an extraordinary determination to succeed.Application: Deadline: Not available in 2018

Joseph and Bernadine Weber FFA Scholarshipa. The applicant must be a student at Marshfield High School or a Marshfield High School Alumni b. The applicant shall be enrolled in a program of study toward a degree in agricultural business or agricultural production.c. The applicant must be scheduled to be enrolled as an undergraduate on a full-time basis at an accredited college or university during the next succeeding term. [Except as established by the college or university, there are no limitations as to the applicant’s intended field or courses of study.] Application: MHS Counseling Office and www.marshfieldareacommunityfoundation.orgDeadline: April 3, 2018

Deidre Weeks Scholarship –Pittsville Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by the family of Deidre Weeks.Application: Contact Pittsville HS Counseling Office. PHS Common ApplicationDeadline: April 6, 2018

Foster Will Memorial Scholarship - RenewableCriteria: The applicant must be a student at Owen-Withee High School who has been accepted at an accredited University or Technical School. The applicant will be judged on academic performance, performance on tests designed to measure ability and aptitude for higher education, recommendations from instructors or other individuals not related to the potential recipient and conclusions drawn from personal interviews as to motivation and character. Application: See Owen Withee High School CounselorDeadline: The scholarship is not available in 2018 Jerry r. Witt Scholarship in the Natural Sciences (2 or more scholarships) Mr. Witt was a member of the Marshfield High School class of 1953. He is now retired after a career as Professor of Chemistry at Winona State University.Eligibility: A graduating senior of Marshfield High School enrolling in a state-supported institution and planning to major in the natural sciences (includes chemistry, physics, geology, astronomy, and biology.) Financial need is a consideration.Application: MHS Class of 2018 Scholarship Application – MHS Counseling OfficeDeadline: April 3, 2018

ADDiTiONAL SCHOLArSHiP OPPOrTUNiTiES

Students from many schools in the area may be eligible for the scholarships listed below. Be sure to check with your school’s Counseling Department or website to be

sure you are eligible to apply for them and for the most current application

information. Some schools may have

deadline dates different than listed here.

Mary Hall Scholarship Fund of P.E.O. Chapter Cy Marshfield P.E.O. Chapter CY is offering the Mary Hall Educational Scholarship for Women. The target audience are women who have been accepted into accredited secondary education program and have had a gap of at least 9 months in their education. Applications are due by 4/2/18 for the upcoming summer or fall semesters. For an application &/or more information please contact Theresa Richards, committee chair at [email protected]

Application - Contact: [email protected]: April 2, 2018

Partners with MarshfieldMedical CenterMarshfield, WisconsinSpecifications:1. Applicants must be a current/former registered VOLUNTEEN/VOLUNTEER at Marshfield Medical Center (Saint Joseph’s Hospital) in Marshfield, Wisconsin. 2. Applicants must be enrolled or enrolling in a program of higher education.3. Scholarship funds must be spent on tuition.4. Financial need is considered but not mandatory.5. A student is eligible to receive a Partners Scholarship twice.6. All scholarship awards are for $1,000.Application requirements: 1. Complete application on the current year’s application form only.2. High School applicants should attach a transcript (unofficial is accepted) of their most recent grades, including first semester senior grades. This should include a copy of their highest ACT/ SAT

scores & GPA. Enrolled college students should attach their most recent official college transcript. 3. mendation Forms should be included with the application. At least one form should be completed by a teacher/professor. Applicant must use forms provided.4. On a separate piece of paper, describe your educational and career objectives including your future goals. Explain why you want to gain further education, how education will help you to meet your goals, and what your plans are once you complete the educational program. Also include any financial needs (please limit essay to one page). 5. Include a print-out of your Marshfield Medical Center (Saint Joseph’s Hospital) volunteer hours, which are available through the Volunteer Services office.6. All parts of the application should be submitted together. All applications must be completed and postmarked by March 1, 2018. Applications postmarked after this date will not be considered. Early applications are accepted and encouraged. Scholarship awards are recommended by the Scholarship Committee and approved by the Partners Board of Directors at its April, 2018, meeting. Awardees will be notified in May, 2018. Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2018.MAIL TO:Laura Ptak217 S. Schmidt AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449Questions? Contact Laura Ptakat 715-387-4512 or email [email protected]

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