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The Tulsa Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) is pleased to announce plans to award three $1,000 scholarships to Junior or Senior students in Engineering, Biological Sciences and Physical Sciences programs.
Our annual scholarships are named in honor of Mr. J.D. Metcalfe who was instrumental in accomplishing unprecedented and nationally recognized flood risk reduction initiatives in Tulsa, Oklahoma and was a loyal and respected member of the SAME. During his career as Tulsa Street Commissioner, Mr. Metcalfe’s vision and leadership improved the quality of life of countless Tulsans. These scholarships will recognize students whose accomplishments; associated with scholastic abilities, leadership and love of country; are honored by SAME and mirror the achievements of Mr. Metcalfe.
Students from six universities in the state of Oklahoma who meet the following minimum qualifications will be considered for the scholarship awards.
- Junior or Senior Level Engineering, Biological Science or Physical Science Student.
- 2.5 Grade Point Averag.
- Applicants
must be United States Citizens.
These scholarships are not limited to students interested in military careers. All applicants in Engineering, Biological Science, or Physical Science programs that meet the above eligibility requirements will be considered.
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These scholarships are not limited to students
interested in military careers. All applicants
in Engineering, Biological Science, or Physical
Science programs that meet the above eligibility
requirements will be considered.
Applications
must be postmarked by November 30, 2012, and mailed
or emailed to:
Tulsa Post, Society of American Military
Engineers
c/o ALL Consulting
Attention: David Epperly
1718 S. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
If
you have any questions, please contact David
Epperly at depperly@all-llc.com
or 918-382-7581.

Jeff
Ostrander, of OSU was presented with
a $1,000 scholarship award by Col. Suthard.
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Col.
Suthard presents Rogers H.S. JROTC with
$500 toward its program. (click picture
for a larger view) |
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