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The Biology Club is dedicated to do what it can to improve the academic lives of the students here at SVSU. As part of this, every year we give away hundreds of dollars in scholarship money to deserving students. The scholarship is designed to help students pursue classes and activities beyond the normal graduation requirements. If you already have all the classes you need but have always wanted to take a class like Endocrinology or maybe if you want to attend a Science conference out of state, the club would be happy to help out. We actually have lots of money to give out and will fund up to one credit hour of a SVSU course or up to half of a course, event, or activity outside of SVSU.

The following are instructions for applying for the Biology Club Scholarship. If you would prefer to fill out a hard copy, we will be eventually keeping blanks forms at the Biology Faculty Suite in 1st floor Science West. If you prefer the whole e-mail thing, you can send a Word Document with all of the the needed information and essay to our president.


Pelki/Shepardson Scholarship Application

        Presented by the Biology Club

 

Name: __________________________

Street Address: ___________________________     

City: ______________

State: ________   Zip Code: ________

Phone Number: (_____) _____________

E-mail Address: ____________________________

Class Standing (Freshman, Sophomore, etc):

_____________________

Cumulative GPA: ________    

Major/Minor: ______________________

On an attached sheet, please write a short (approximately 1 page) essay describing what you wish to do with the scholarship money. How will your experiences benefit you, the Biology Club, and/or the scientific community? Also attach a budget sheet outlining the expected cost of the program or event. Do NOT include your name on the essay or on the budget sheet.

 Remember, the Pelki/Shepardson grant is only to be used to fund academic activities that do not count towards the graduation requirements. Examples include: attending conferences or seminars, research projects, internships, science classes beyond what is required, etc. The scholarship is not to be used to fund major courses or general education requirements