Walter R. Ames Memorial Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $1,100
Criteria: Full admission to any Master's degree program in the Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences; academic performance and potential in the field of education.
George and Laurine Harris Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $5,000
Criteria: Must be from Montana (ten years or diploma from accredited Montana high school), full admission to any graduate program in the Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences, motivation, character, academic performance, and potential in the field of education.
Jim Atkinson/WMAEMSP Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $500
Criteria: A graduate student in elementary school administration; potential as an educational leader.
Floyd and Marlys Ann Boschee Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $500
Criteria: In-residence doctoral student emphasizing educational administration.
Edwin Boone Craighead Memorial Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $1,700
Criteria: Doctoral student; academic record; GRE scores; personality and aptitude for a position in higher education administration; one-page essay concerning the student's philosophy; judgment of the candidate's potential for higher education administration by professors.
John J. Hunt Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $600
Criteria: Doctoral student emphasizing educational administration; recipient must be a resident of the state of Montana.
William C. Shreeve Education Administration Scholarship
Anticipated Value: $2,000
Criteria: Full admission in Educational Leadership M.Ed.; concurrently pursuing a Principal's endorsement; high academic performance; demonstrated excellence (or potential for excellence) in leadership responsibilities in the public school setting. Application must include a double-spaced, one-page essay describing: why s/he wants to become a principal, what innovations s/he would make as a public school principal, and why s/he would make them. Requires two letters of support -- one from a teacher with whom s/he has taught for at least three years, and one from a school administrator.
