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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 Justin Noyes
Scholarships to senior high school students
who intend to earn a degree in engineering,
biological science or physical science.
These
annual scholarships are in honor of Marine
Sergeant Justin Noyes, an American Hero,
who fought and died while serving our country
in Fallujah, Iraq. Named for a remarkable
young man who was fiercely dedicated to
the service of our Nation, the scholarships
recognize students whose accomplishments;
associated with scholastic abilities, leadership
and love of country; are honored by SAME
and mirror the achievements of Sergeant
Noyes.
Students
from high schools in the Tulsa area who
meet the eligibility requirements described
below will be considered for the scholarship
awards. Students from high schools outside
the Tulsa area, including high schools in
other states, are eligible if they are nominated
by a Tulsa Post SAME member.
- Applicants
must enroll in a curriculum that will
lead to an accredited engineering, physical
science, or biological science degree.
The SAME scholarship awards are contingent
upon the winners being accepted for admission
at Langston University, Northeastern Oklahoma
A&M College, Northeastern State University,
Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma University,
Oral Roberts University, Tulsa Community
College, or Tulsa University. Other universities
outside the State of Oklahoma are acceptable
if the student is nominated by a Tulsa
Post SAME member.
- Applicants
must have a maximum ACT composite score
of 30 (ACT score 30 or less).
- Students
who accept Nation Merit or Oklahoma Regents
Scholarships are ineligible to receive
SAME scholarships.
- Applicants
must be United States Citizens.
The
Tulsa Post of the SAME wants to award these
scholarships to students who have the desire
and ability to become excellent engineers,
physical scientists, or biological scientists.
Our eligibility requirements; therefore,
do not limit the scholarship opportunity
to those students with the best grades or
the highest ACT scores. We are depending
on guidance counselors, teachers, JROTC
leaders, and Tulsa Post SAME members to
identify students who are most deserving
and might not otherwise qualify for scholarships
based primarily on academic achievement.
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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 April 6, 2010 and
mailed 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.
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Jeff
Ostrander, of OSU was presented with
a $1,000 scholarship award by Col. Suthard.
(click picture for a larger view) |
Col.
Suthard presents Rogers H.S. JROTC with
$500 toward its program. (click picture
for a larger view) |
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