College of Arts and Sciences Scholarships

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College of Arts and Sciences Scholarships

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Investing in You

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At 91��, making sure students have the financial support to achieve their goals is important to us. That is why the College of Arts and Sciences offers many multidisciplinary and major-specific scholarships for you take advantage of. In fact, we gave away almost $500,000 in scholarships last year! Explore some of the scholarship opportunities we offer below.

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College of Arts + Sciences Scholarships

Below are a few of the multidisciplinary scholarships that are offered through our college. Explore the scholarships below and also check out the hundreds more that are offered for specific majors through departments and other areas.

Edward and Clarissa Bogumill Memorial Scholarship
Michael F. Fredrich Scholarship
Leoba Hogan Scholarship for Scientific Research
William and Marion Lieske Memorial Scholarship
Marcia Olsen Pipes Memorial Science Scholarship
George and Geraldine Rossman Fund for the Physical & Biological Sciences
Taminiau-Warloski Memorial Scholarship
Louis Warzecha Memorial Scholarship

STEM Opportunity Fund

The STEM Opportunity Fund was created with a focus on advancing equity and representation in STEM fields. It aims to help students who are underrepresented in their STEM fields connect to organizations and resources beyond campus to support their academic careers and provide mentorship and community. Students can apply for financial support through Gold for Blugolds.

Students who are awarded the funds are expected to reflect on and share their experiences. Students can use this funding to apply for membership in professional organizations with support for undergraduates or attendance at conferences.

To apply, students can check out the and search for the STEM Opportunity Fund in the list of applications. You will need to log in to complete the application. You can expect to fill out background information, details about what opportunity you are interested in and estimated expenses, and short answers.

You can find the template needed for itemized expense estimates here. If you have questions about this fund, please contact Creanna Cote at cotecm@uwec.edu.

What are some examples of how students can use this fund?

Apply for membership in professional organizations with support for undergraduates, whether it is a national organization (such as the or the ) or one for your identity (including the , the , and the )
- The sky is the limit! These are just examples and we look forward to hearing what membership would benefit you. · Attendance at conferences, either virtual or in-person (such as the Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics, (CUWIP), the NOBCChe Conference, or the Mathematical Association of America MathFest)
Other opportunities involving professional development in STEM fields — you can be creative!

Application Questions

Why are you applying for this opportunity and how will this benefit your professional development?
How does this professional development opportunity or membership aid in your career development as it relates to your identity?
Do you have ideas of how you might share this with the campus community? (Examples: share what you learned with a student organization, write a short reflection, give a talk at a department seminar or in a course, etc.)
Do you have a faculty or staff member in mind to work with or do you need help in finding a mentor/liaison?

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