Scholarships
One of the most tangible and rewarding initiatives of the FarmHouse Foundation is our scholarship program. Each year, scholarships are offered at the International and chapter level and are open to all FarmHouse undergraduate and graduate students to apply.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. An ideal applicant should have a commitment to achieve the level of values that FarmHouse holds dear, in particular those principles of leadership, scholarship and a genuine interest in the success of their brothers. These characteristics embody those who have established these named scholarships and countless other FarmHouse men who continue the tradition today.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Below is a list of FarmHouse Foundation scholarships available for the upcoming academic year. Applications can be completed online or sent to the FarmHouse Foundation, postmarked no later than June 1.
The Duane & Shirley Acker Work/Study Scholarship
One $425 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) and 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.
The Fichter Family Scholarship Fund
One $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year in memory of the late A. Corby Fichter, Jr. (IA 50) by the Fichter family.
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, shall have a grade point average of a 2.75 or better, and maintain satisfactory behavior. The recipient will be selected based on demonstration of how FarmHouse has positively impacted his life, exhibited significant growth in character, made sacrifices through participation in the brotherhood of FarmHouse Fraternity and achieved his personal academic goals. 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 FH Chapter.
The Herbert G. Folken Scholarship
One $475 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 FH Chapter.
The Wayne & Virginia Grover Family Scholarship
A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to an individual, majoring in veterinary medicine, agriculture and/or life sciences, for the 2023-24 academic year as a result of the generosity of Wayne (KS 59) and Virginia Grover.
The recipient must be an initiated member 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. The recipient must be majoring in veterinary medicine, agriculture, and/or life sciences and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient will be selected based on 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. The scholarship may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than three successive years. A preference will be given to a prior scholarship recipient.
The Larry Herman Hageman Crop Sciences Scholarship
One $1,400 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 94).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. The recipient must be majoring in crop sciences, horticulture, soil sciences, plant pathology or entomology and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient shall live in the chapter house if space is available, shall have a grade point average of a 2.5 or better, and 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. 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. 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.
The Bert Krantz Memorial Scholarship
One $1,200 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.
The Chris H. and Vicki Lembcke Scholarship Fund
Three $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year as a result of the generosity of the late Chris (CO 67) and Vicki Lembcke.
Recipients must be 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. Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. The exhibit of financial need, particularly if the recipient demonstrates need might prevent his continued enrollment, will be a minor consideration.
The W. Eugene & Linda Lloyd Scholarships
Four $3,000 scholarships will be awarded to individuals, majoring in agriculture and/or life sciences, as a result of the generosity of the late W. Eugene (IA 47) and his widow, 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.
The Robert A. Longenbaugh Scholarships
Two $2,700 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in water, environmental or civil engineering, agronomy, hydrology or water-related degrees as a result of the generosity of the late Bob Longenbaugh (CO 54).
Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. Recipients must be majoring in or receiving an advanced degree in water, environmental or civil engineering, agronomy, hydrology or water-related degrees. Recipients shall live in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, or in the city where the university is located if a graduate student. They must carry a cumulative grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. Recipients will be selected on the basis of having exhibited significant growth in character, academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive 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 Colorado State 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.
The William S. & Catherine May Scholarships
Six $1,100 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity as a result of the generosity of the late William S. May (OK 38) and Catherine May.
Recipients must be 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.
The Douglas D. & Nancy J. Sims Scholarship
Two $2,500 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 the late Doug (IL 65) and his widow, 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.
The Danny Weisz Memorial Scholarship
One $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year, in memory of the late Danny Weisz (ID 89).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, have 30 credits minimum completed at the end of the semester of application, shall have a grade point average of a 2. 7 or better. The recipient will have lived in the chapter house for two semesters including the semester during which the award is to be used and maintain satisfactory behavior and progress in the brotherhood of FarmHouse Fraternity. The exhibit of financial need, particularly if the recipient demonstrates need might prevent his continued enrollment, will be a minor consideration.
The Clayton K. Yeutter Scholarship
Honoring his service as United States Secretary of Agriculture, 1989 to 1991
One $2,800 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in agriculture and/or public affairs in memory of the late Clayton Yeutter (NE 49).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. The recipient 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. The recipient 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 Nebraska FH Chapter. The scholarship may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than four successive years.
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS
When it comes to leadership, FarmHouse believes in providing the most development possible for our members. To quote our Statement of Purpose, “whatever contributes to the realization of man’s highest potential, we are for.” It is for this reason we have many educational conferences and leadership retreats to give members opportunities to better themselves. It is because of this commitment FarmHouse Fraternity and the FarmHouse Foundation provides the opportunity to apply for the following scholarships to assist in funding attendance at conferences conducted by other values-based interfraternal organizations. If you are a FarmHouse member and a dedicated leader, consider applying for these scholarships. You would have the chance to represent yourself, your university and our Fraternity while taking advantage of one of the many opportunities available to help build men.
STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIPS
The FarmHouse Foundation offers five scholarships for international student travel and all FarmHouse members are welcome to apply. Applications are due March 1, 2023.
The Milton & Pauline Jellum Study Abroad Scholarship
One $1,200 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in an international study experience as a result of Milton (MN 53) and Pauline Jellum.
Scholarships will be awarded to one member of FarmHouse Fraternity for international study experience. Expenses can include, but are not restricted to, a) travel expenses to and from a foreign country related to an international student travel experience or study abroad; b) tuition and fees connected with being enrolled and admitted to study at an accredited college or university in a country outside of the United States and Canada; and/or c) room and board while studying in a foreign country. Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse International Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. First preference for the scholarship(s) shall be given to members of the Minnesota FH Chapter. Any remaining scholarship funds in a given fiscal year may be available as a scholarship to other qualified FarmHouse members.
The Darl & Florence Snyder Scholarship
One $600 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in a university study abroad program as a result of the generosity of Darl (IA 42) & Florence Snyder.
The purpose of this scholarship is to broaden the horizons, exposure and experience of FarmHouse undergraduates through study abroad programs and international student travel opportunities. The intent of the scholarship is to support the expenses associated with study abroad. The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter and carry a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average and shall maintain satisfactory behavior.
Dr. Owen J. Newlin Memorial Study Abroad Scholarship – Already awarded in FY 22-23
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in a university study abroad program in memory of Dr. Owen J. Newlin (IA 50).
In honor of Dr. Owen J. Newlin’s (IA 50) 70-year membership, long-time involvement and generosity, his FarmHouse brothers have established this memorial endowment fund. The purpose of the scholarship is to broaden horizons, exposure and experience through international student travel opportunities and study abroad programs. Expenses can include, but are not restricted to, a) travel expenses to and from a foreign country related to an international student travel experience or study abroad; b) tuition and fees connected with being enrolled and admitted to study at an accredited college or university in a country outside of the United States and Canada; and/or c) room and board while studying in a foreign country. Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients must have an accumulative GPA of 3.0 or above and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. First preference will be given to undergraduate members of the Iowa State FH Chapter.
CHAPTER-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS
The Foundation administers several scholarships that have been designated to specific chapters. Below is a list of scholarships available. To apply for these scholarships, please contact your chapter’s Foundation Council chairman or Association President.
Sean D. Masterson (AU 88) Memorial Scholarship
Jack (CO 67) & Shirley Haselbush Scholarship
Dewey Johnson (CO 49) Scholarship
Robert Longenbaugh (CO 54) Memorial Scholarship
Danny Weisz (ID 89) Memorial Scholarship
Illinois Builder of Men Scholarship
Illinois FarmHouse New Student Scholarship
Illinois Four-Fold Man Scholarships
William B. Bunn (IL 19) Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Busboom (IL 00) Memorial Scholarship
Ralph Dralle (IL 42) Scholarship
Philip E. Edgerley (IL 47) Scholarship
Fred Francis (IL 37) Memorial Scholarship
Ralph Johnson (IL 42) Scholarship
Robert W. Keefer (IL 51) Scholarship
John Marshall (IL 50) Scholarship
Harold Morine (IL 37) Scholarship
Orville Mowery (IL 25) Scholarship
Denny Mummert (IL 65) Scholarship
Frank (IL 26) & Dorothy Mynard Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Sandrock (IL 89) Scholarship
Sims Family Study Abroad Scholarship
George Smith (IL 39) Scholarship
James L. Spicer (IL 62) Memorial Scholarship
Iowa Memorial Scholarship
Lynn (IA 59) & Marilyn Benson Study Abroad Scholarship
Richard (IA 49) and Louis J. Connell Scholarship
Gaylord (IA 42) & Helen Wilson Scholarship
Handorf Family Entrepreneurship Scholarship
Carl Hertz (IA 32) Scholarship
Magellan Study Abroad Scholarship
J.C. Holbert (IA 27) Memorial Scholarship
Eugene (IA 47) & Linda Lloyd Iowa State Educational Excellence Scholarship
Mary Claire Mohrfield Scholarship
Ron Orth (IA 62) Freshman Scholarship
Gary Roewe (IA 65) Scholarship
Jim Tobin (IA 76) & Gina Heagney Family Scholarship
Thomas (IA 80) and Georgia Vincent Scholarship
Taylor Williams (IA 11) Memorial Scholarship
Lee Tucker (KY 51) Memorial Scholarship
Kansas FarmHouse Scholarship
Kansas State FH Engineering Scholarship
Frances Russell Helping Hand Housemother Scholarship
Michigan State FarmHouse Highest GPA Scholarship
Everett M. Elwood (MI 36) Memorial Scholarship
Jay Koths (MI 47) Study Abroad Scholarship
Minnesota FarmHouse Scholarship
George (MN 32) & Grayce Berggren Scholarship
Clifford E. Christenson (MN 36) Scholarship
Mark Eidahl (MN 89) Memorial Scholarship
William (MN 40) & Marie Kehr Scholarship
Hal Kosbau (MN 80) Memorial Scholarship
Carl Pherson (MN 64) Incoming Freshman Scholarship
NDSU Builder of Men Incoming Freshman Scholarship
NDSU FH Builder of Men Scholarship
North Dakota Founders Scholarship
Backman Family Scholarship
Thomas B. Ihry (ND 71) Scholarship
Jerome D. Striegel (ND 80) Memorial Scholarship
Beverly Mae (Baish) Hageman Scholarship
Delbert H. Hageman Scholarship
Clara Hageman Jackson Memorial Scholarship
Larry H. Hageman (OH 94) Ohio State-ATZ Scholarship
Dorothy Hageman Staffeldt Memorial Scholarship
James E. Leonard (OH 60) Scholarship
Robert (OH 53) & Joan McCoy Scholarship
Doug Tenney (OH 74) Scholarship
John Torres (OH 02) Officers Scholarship
Olin R. Branstetter (OK 48) Oklahoma Scholarship
Lee Tucker (KY 51) Memorial Scholarship
Scholarships
Scholarships
One of the most tangible and rewarding initiatives of the FarmHouse Foundation is our scholarship program. Each year, scholarships are offered at the International and chapter level and are open to all FarmHouse undergraduate and graduate students to apply.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive to ongoing leadership, career potential and service to others. An ideal applicant should have a commitment to achieve the level of values that FarmHouse holds dear, in particular those principles of leadership, scholarship and a genuine interest in the success of their brothers. These characteristics embody those who have established these named scholarships and countless other FarmHouse men who continue the tradition today.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Below is a list of FarmHouse Foundation scholarships available for the upcoming academic year. Applications can be completed online or sent to the FarmHouse Foundation, postmarked no later than June 1.
The Duane & Shirley Acker Work/Study Scholarship
One $425 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) and 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.
The Fichter Family Scholarship Fund
One $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year in memory of the late A. Corby Fichter, Jr. (IA 50) by the Fichter family.
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, shall have a grade point average of a 2.75 or better, and maintain satisfactory behavior. The recipient will be selected based on demonstration of how FarmHouse has positively impacted his life, exhibited significant growth in character, made sacrifices through participation in the brotherhood of FarmHouse Fraternity and achieved his personal academic goals. 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 FH Chapter.
The Herbert G. Folken Scholarship
One $475 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 FH Chapter.
The Wayne & Virginia Grover Family Scholarship
A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to an individual, majoring in veterinary medicine, agriculture and/or life sciences, for the 2023-24 academic year as a result of the generosity of Wayne (KS 59) and Virginia Grover.
The recipient must be an initiated member 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. The recipient must be majoring in veterinary medicine, agriculture, and/or life sciences and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient will be selected based on 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. The scholarship may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than three successive years. A preference will be given to a prior scholarship recipient.
The Larry Herman Hageman Crop Sciences Scholarship
One $1,400 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 94).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. The recipient must be majoring in crop sciences, horticulture, soil sciences, plant pathology or entomology and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient shall live in the chapter house if space is available, shall have a grade point average of a 2.5 or better, and 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. 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. 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.
The Bert Krantz Memorial Scholarship
One $1,200 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.
The Chris H. and Vicki Lembcke Scholarship Fund
Three $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year as a result of the generosity of the late Chris (CO 67) and Vicki Lembcke.
Recipients must be 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. Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. The exhibit of financial need, particularly if the recipient demonstrates need might prevent his continued enrollment, will be a minor consideration.
The W. Eugene & Linda Lloyd Scholarships
Four $3,000 scholarships will be awarded to individuals, majoring in agriculture and/or life sciences, as a result of the generosity of the late W. Eugene (IA 47) and his widow, 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.
The Robert A. Longenbaugh Scholarships
Two $2,700 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in water, environmental or civil engineering, agronomy, hydrology or water-related degrees as a result of the generosity of the late Bob Longenbaugh (CO 54).
Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. Recipients must be majoring in or receiving an advanced degree in water, environmental or civil engineering, agronomy, hydrology or water-related degrees. Recipients shall live in the chapter house if an undergraduate and space is available, or in the city where the university is located if a graduate student. They must carry a cumulative grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. Recipients will be selected on the basis of having exhibited significant growth in character, academic achievement, exemplary integrity, ethics, initiative and industry conducive 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 Colorado State 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.
The William S. & Catherine May Scholarships
Six $1,100 scholarships will be awarded to members of FarmHouse Fraternity as a result of the generosity of the late William S. May (OK 38) and Catherine May.
Recipients must be 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.
The Douglas D. & Nancy J. Sims Scholarship
Two $2,500 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 the late Doug (IL 65) and his widow, 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.
The Danny Weisz Memorial Scholarship
One $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity for the 2023-24 academic year, in memory of the late Danny Weisz (ID 89).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, have 30 credits minimum completed at the end of the semester of application, shall have a grade point average of a 2. 7 or better. The recipient will have lived in the chapter house for two semesters including the semester during which the award is to be used and maintain satisfactory behavior and progress in the brotherhood of FarmHouse Fraternity. The exhibit of financial need, particularly if the recipient demonstrates need might prevent his continued enrollment, will be a minor consideration.
The Clayton K. Yeutter Scholarship
Honoring his service as United States Secretary of Agriculture, 1989 to 1991
One $2,800 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity, majoring in agriculture and/or public affairs in memory of the late Clayton Yeutter (NE 49).
The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity and enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter. The recipient 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. The recipient 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 Nebraska FH Chapter. The scholarship may be renewable, but must be re-applied for each year, and not normally renewable for more than four successive years.
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS
When it comes to leadership, FarmHouse believes in providing the most development possible for our members. To quote our Statement of Purpose, “whatever contributes to the realization of man’s highest potential, we are for.” It is for this reason we have many educational conferences and leadership retreats to give members opportunities to better themselves. It is because of this commitment FarmHouse Fraternity and the FarmHouse Foundation provides the opportunity to apply for the following scholarships to assist in funding attendance at conferences conducted by other values-based interfraternal organizations. If you are a FarmHouse member and a dedicated leader, consider applying for these scholarships. You would have the chance to represent yourself, your university and our Fraternity while taking advantage of one of the many opportunities available to help build men.
STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIPS
The FarmHouse Foundation offers five scholarships for international student travel and all FarmHouse members are welcome to apply. Applications are due March 1, 2023.
The Milton & Pauline Jellum Study Abroad Scholarship
One $1,200 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in an international study experience as a result of Milton (MN 53) and Pauline Jellum.
Scholarships will be awarded to one member of FarmHouse Fraternity for international study experience. Expenses can include, but are not restricted to, a) travel expenses to and from a foreign country related to an international student travel experience or study abroad; b) tuition and fees connected with being enrolled and admitted to study at an accredited college or university in a country outside of the United States and Canada; and/or c) room and board while studying in a foreign country. Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse International Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients must have a grade point average above or equal to the International Fraternity’s average, and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. First preference for the scholarship(s) shall be given to members of the Minnesota FH Chapter. Any remaining scholarship funds in a given fiscal year may be available as a scholarship to other qualified FarmHouse members.
The Darl & Florence Snyder Scholarship
One $600 scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in a university study abroad program as a result of the generosity of Darl (IA 42) & Florence Snyder.
The purpose of this scholarship is to broaden the horizons, exposure and experience of FarmHouse undergraduates through study abroad programs and international student travel opportunities. The intent of the scholarship is to support the expenses associated with study abroad. The recipient must be an initiated member of FarmHouse Fraternity, enrolled at a university hosting a FarmHouse chapter and carry a schedule typical for their classification. The recipient must have a grade point average above or equal to the chapter’s average and shall maintain satisfactory behavior.
Dr. Owen J. Newlin Memorial Study Abroad Scholarship – Already awarded in FY 22-23
One scholarship will be awarded to a member of FarmHouse Fraternity participating in a university study abroad program in memory of Dr. Owen J. Newlin (IA 50).
In honor of Dr. Owen J. Newlin’s (IA 50) 70-year membership, long-time involvement and generosity, his FarmHouse brothers have established this memorial endowment fund. The purpose of the scholarship is to broaden horizons, exposure and experience through international student travel opportunities and study abroad programs. Expenses can include, but are not restricted to, a) travel expenses to and from a foreign country related to an international student travel experience or study abroad; b) tuition and fees connected with being enrolled and admitted to study at an accredited college or university in a country outside of the United States and Canada; and/or c) room and board while studying in a foreign country. Recipients must be initiated members of FarmHouse and carrying a schedule typical for their classification. Recipients must have an accumulative GPA of 3.0 or above and shall maintain satisfactory behavior. First preference will be given to undergraduate members of the Iowa State FH Chapter.
CHAPTER-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS
The Foundation administers several scholarships that have been designated to specific chapters. Below is a list of scholarships available. To apply for these scholarships, please contact your chapter’s Foundation Council chairman or Association President.
Sean D. Masterson (AU 88) Memorial Scholarship
Jack (CO 67) & Shirley Haselbush Scholarship
Dewey Johnson (CO 49) Scholarship
Robert Longenbaugh (CO 54) Memorial Scholarship
Danny Weisz (ID 89) Memorial Scholarship
Illinois Builder of Men Scholarship
Illinois FarmHouse New Student Scholarship
Illinois Four-Fold Man Scholarships
William B. Bunn (IL 19) Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Busboom (IL 00) Memorial Scholarship
Ralph Dralle (IL 42) Scholarship
Philip E. Edgerley (IL 47) Scholarship
Fred Francis (IL 37) Memorial Scholarship
Ralph Johnson (IL 42) Scholarship
Robert W. Keefer (IL 51) Scholarship
John Marshall (IL 50) Scholarship
Harold Morine (IL 37) Scholarship
Orville Mowery (IL 25) Scholarship
Denny Mummert (IL 65) Scholarship
Frank (IL 26) & Dorothy Mynard Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Sandrock (IL 89) Scholarship
Sims Family Study Abroad Scholarship
George Smith (IL 39) Scholarship
James L. Spicer (IL 62) Memorial Scholarship
Iowa Memorial Scholarship
Lynn (IA 59) & Marilyn Benson Study Abroad Scholarship
Richard (IA 49) and Louis J. Connell Scholarship
Gaylord (IA 42) & Helen Wilson Scholarship
Handorf Family Entrepreneurship Scholarship
Carl Hertz (IA 32) Scholarship
Magellan Study Abroad Scholarship
J.C. Holbert (IA 27) Memorial Scholarship
Eugene (IA 47) & Linda Lloyd Iowa State Educational Excellence Scholarship
Mary Claire Mohrfield Scholarship
Ron Orth (IA 62) Freshman Scholarship
Gary Roewe (IA 65) Scholarship
Jim Tobin (IA 76) & Gina Heagney Family Scholarship
Thomas (IA 80) and Georgia Vincent Scholarship
Taylor Williams (IA 11) Memorial Scholarship
Lee Tucker (KY 51) Memorial Scholarship
Kansas FarmHouse Scholarship
Kansas State FH Engineering Scholarship
Frances Russell Helping Hand Housemother Scholarship
Michigan State FarmHouse Highest GPA Scholarship
Everett M. Elwood (MI 36) Memorial Scholarship
Jay Koths (MI 47) Study Abroad Scholarship
Minnesota FarmHouse Scholarship
George (MN 32) & Grayce Berggren Scholarship
Clifford E. Christenson (MN 36) Scholarship
Mark Eidahl (MN 89) Memorial Scholarship
William (MN 40) & Marie Kehr Scholarship
Hal Kosbau (MN 80) Memorial Scholarship
Carl Pherson (MN 64) Incoming Freshman Scholarship
NDSU Builder of Men Incoming Freshman Scholarship
NDSU FH Builder of Men Scholarship
North Dakota Founders Scholarship
Backman Family Scholarship
Thomas B. Ihry (ND 71) Scholarship
Jerome D. Striegel (ND 80) Memorial Scholarship
Beverly Mae (Baish) Hageman Scholarship
Delbert H. Hageman Scholarship
Clara Hageman Jackson Memorial Scholarship
Larry H. Hageman (OH 94) Ohio State-ATZ Scholarship
Dorothy Hageman Staffeldt Memorial Scholarship
James E. Leonard (OH 60) Scholarship
Robert (OH 53) & Joan McCoy Scholarship
Doug Tenney (OH 74) Scholarship
John Torres (OH 02) Officers Scholarship
Olin R. Branstetter (OK 48) Oklahoma Scholarship
Lee Tucker (KY 51) Memorial Scholarship
