Scholarship Criteria
Recipients will be students who are pursuing coursework in preparation to become history teachers.

Award
$750

Deadline
05/01/2020

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Scholarship Criteria

1. Students receiving the award shall be registered and enrolled in the University of Missouri-St. Louis, pursuing graduate or undergraduate study with a minimum of 60 credit hours completed.
2. Students shall be majoring in History or Business Administration with a demonstrated interest in scholarly activity in rail history, operations, finance or management.
3. Students shall have a minimum grade point average of 3.0.

Award
$500

Deadline
05/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria
Candidates will be undergraduate students majoring in History

Award
$500

Deadline
05/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria

1. Candidates must be undergraduate students majoring in History who enroll full-time at UMSL (12 hours per semester) each semester.
2. Candidates must have a minimum GPA of 3.25.

Award
$1,000

Deadline
05/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria

1. Recipients will demonstrate high financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
2. Candidates must be undergraduate students who enroll full-time at UMSL (12 hours per semester).
3. Candidates will be Missouri residents.
4. Candidates will be major in Art, Art History, or History.

Award
$1,000

Deadline
01/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria

1. Recipients will be undergraduate students at UMSL who are majoring in History.
2. Recipients must be either Junior or Senior standing.
3. Recipients must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours at UMSL (full-time) each semester.

Award
$1,000

Deadline
05/01/2020

Stan and Terry Freerks feel that UMSL is a quality and vital institution: their desire is to provide opportunities for others to enjoy what UMSL has to offer. Terry believes that education is foundational to a productive and enjoyable life, and she and Stan both believe that athletic involvement complements those pursuits.

Terry received her BA in History and her MA in Education from UMSL. It was in the UMSL environment that she realized her love of academics and her desire to continue her studies. Terry received her PhD. in Counseling from St. Louis University. Terry attributes the academic preparation and professorial guidance from the UMSL faculty for her decision to seek her Doctorate. While at UMSL, Terry profited from the tutelage and mentoring of then History Professor Blanche Touhill, who became Chancellor of UMSL, where Terry experienced Dr. Touhill dedicating herself to the development and well-being of the UMSL students and university. Terry wanted to follow that example by giving back to the school that was so vital to her success as a professional and as a person. Terry has her own private practice in counseling and is the Executive Director of the Clayton Shaw Park Swim Team.

Stan received his MBA from UMSL after having completed his undergraduate degree in History from Cornell University. Stan founded his own wholesale insurance brokerage firm in St. Louis in 1979 and continues the practice today. Stan feels that his business studies at UMSL prepared him for the demands of his position as CEO and CFO of his business and contributed to his ability to successfully grow his business.

Scholarship Criteria

1. Candidates will be pursuing a degree in History at the undergraduate or graduate level.
2. If the recipient is an incoming freshman, she or he must have earned a cumulative high school GPA of 3.2 or higher. If the recipient is already an undergraduate or graduate student, she or he must have earned a cumulative UMSL GPA of 3.0 or higher.
3. Recipients must enroll full-time at UMSL each semester (12 hours per semester for undergraduate students and 9 hours per semester for graduate students).
4. Preference will be given to student’s involved in athletics or with demonstrated involvement in the community.

Award
$2,000

Deadline
01/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria

1. Candidates will be undergraduate students at UMSL who are pursuing a degree in History.
2. Candidates must be Missouri residents.
3. Applicants will demonstrate high financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
4. Recipients will be sophomores, juniors, or seniors.
5. Recipients must enroll full-time at UMSL (12 credit hours) each semester.

Award
$2,000

Deadline
05/01/2020

Scholarship Criteria
Recipients will be undergraduate students at UMSL who are pursuing coursework in preparation to become history teachers.

Award
$1,000

Deadline
05/01/2020