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THE DUANE & SHIRLEY ACKER WORK/STUDY SCHOLARSHIP
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity who is engaged in a work/study program at their respective university as a result of the generosity of Duane (IA ’49) & Shirley Acker.
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter, carrying a schedule typical for their classification, living in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, and engaged in a formal work/study program at their respective university. Written proof of university work/study employment must be included with application. Preference will be given to members of the chapters at Iowa State University, South Dakota State University, Kansas State University, Oklahoma State University and the University of Nebraska. The recipient must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to the candidate demonstrating the most need. Apply Today > |
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THE HERBERT G. FOLKEN SCHOLARSHIP
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity as a result of the generosity of the late Herbert G. Folken (IA ’28).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter, carrying a schedule typical for their classification, living in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, or in the city where the university is located if a graduate student. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. The recipient must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to (1) the candidate demonstrating the most need, particularly if that need might prevent the student’s continued enrollment; and/or (2) a candidate who is also a student member of the Iowa State University Chapter of the Fraternity. Apply Today >
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THE LARRY HERMAN HAGEMAN CROP SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIP
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in crop sciences, horticulture, soil sciences, plant pathology or entomology as a result of the generosity of Larry H. Hageman (OH ’78).
Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. Recipients must be majoring in crop sciences, horticulture, soil sciences, plant pathology or entomology and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients shall live in the chapter house if space is available, shall have a grade point average of a 2.5 or better, and shall maintain satisfactory
behavior. If there is no candidate enrolled in these majors who qualifies, the scholarship can be awarded to a student member majoring in agriculture. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to the candidate demonstrating the most need. The scholarship may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than four successive years. Apply Today> |
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THE BERT KRANTZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in agriculture, as a result of the generosity of the late Bert (MI ’36) and Nell Krantz.
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse Chapter, carrying a schedule typical for their classification, living in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, or in the city where the university is located if a graduate student. The recipient must be seeking a degree in agriculture. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to
ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. The recipient must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to the candidate demonstrating the most need. Apply Today > |
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THE W. EUGENE & LINDA LLOYD SCHOLARSHIPS
Four scholarships will be awarded to individuals, majoring in agriculture and/or life sciences, as a result of the generosity of W. Eugene (IA ’47) and Linda Lloyd.
The recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity or may be a female legacy of a FarmHouse member (i.e. daughter, granddaughter, sister or niece), enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. Alumni members in graduate school may also apply if enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. Recipients must be majoring in agriculture and/or life sciences and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to the candidate demonstrating the most need. Apply Today >
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THE WILLIAM S. & CATHERINE MAY SCHOLARSHIPS
Six scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity as a result of the generosity of William S. May (OK ’38) and his widow, Catherine.
Recipients must be an initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter, carrying a schedule typical for their classification, living in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, or in the city where the university is located if a graduate student. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others.
Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall
maintain satisfactory behavior. Apply Today >
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THE DOUGLAS D. AND NANCY J. SIMS SCHOLARSHIP
Three scholarships will be awarded to outstanding student leaders of FarmHouse International Fraternity who exemplify the FarmHouse Object and are considered to be builders of men as a result of the generosity of Doug (IL ’65) & Nancy Sims.
Recipients must be initiated and involved members of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter, live in the chapter house if space is available and maintain satisfactory behavior. Recipients must carry a schedule typical for their classification and have a cumulative grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average for the preceding 12 months. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to the candidate(s) demonstrating the most financial need. The scholarships may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than three successive years. Apply Today>
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THE CLAYTON K. YEUTTER SCHOLARSHIP
HONORING HIS SERVICE AS UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, 1989 TO 1991
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in agriculture and/or public affairs in honor of Clayton Yeutter (NE ’49).
Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. They must be majoring in agriculture and/or public affairs and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. They must have a grade point average above or equal to the Fraternity’s average; and shall have been recognized for their contributions to the Fraternity, their home or university community, and/or organizations related to agriculture. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, good moral character, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. In the event two or more of the scholarship candidates are considered to be of equal merit, preference shall be given to a member of the University of Nebraska FarmHouse chapter. The scholarships may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than four successive years. Apply Today> |
