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INDIANA’S 21st CENTURY SCHOLARSCOLLEGEINCENTIVES GUIDEA program of the Indiana Commission for Higher EducationSep 2018
TABLE OF CONTENTSThe 21st Century ScholarshipUsing the 21st Century Scholarship4Offices and Programs 5Indiana Colleges and UniversitiesSupports and Incentives 8Ancilla College 10Anderson University 11Ball State University 12Bethel College13Butler University 14Calumet College of Saint Joseph15DePauw University 16Earlham College 17Franklin College 18Goshen College 19Grace College 20Hanover College 21Holy Cross College 22Huntington University 23Indiana State University 24Indiana Tech 25Indiana University Bloomington 26Indiana University East 27Indiana University Fort Wayne28Indiana University Kokomo 29Indiana University Northwest 30Indiana University South Bend231
Indiana University Southeast 32IUPUC 33IUPUI 34Indiana Wesleyan University 35Ivy Tech Community College 36Manchester University 37Marian University 38Martin University 39Oakland City University 40Purdue University Fort Wayne41Purdue University Northwest 42Purdue University West Lafayette43Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology44Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 45Saint Mary’s College 46Taylor University 47Trine University 48University of Evansville 49University of Indianapolis 50University of Notre Dame 51University of Saint Francis 52University of Southern Indiana53Valparaiso University 54Vincennes University 55Wabash College 56Western Governors University-Indiana573
USING THE 21ST CENTURY SCHOLARSHIPHOW THE 21ST CENTURY SCHOLARSHIP WORKS It can be used to pay regularly assessed tuition and fees at a public or private college oruniversity in Indiana. It does not cover room, board, books or other expenses associated with college enrollment. It is valid for eight (8) semesters of full-time enrollment at Indiana two- and four-year colleges.The scholarship must be used within eight (8) years of activation. Students must enroll at an eligible Indiana college or university within one year of graduatinghigh school. Students must enroll as full-time students (at least 12 credit hours per semester). (Recommendation: take 15 credits per semester to stay on track to meet 21st Century Scholars completionrequirements and graduate on time.) The funds are disbursed directly to the institution on behalf of the student, NOT paid directlyto the student; the 21st Century Scholarship should be listed on students’ award notificationletter and applied directly to students’ bursar accounts.HOW TO RECEIVE THE FULL 21ST CENTURY SCHOLARSHIP EACH YEAR1. File a FAFSA by Indiana’s April 15 deadline and make all corrections before the scholarshipcan be distributed.2. Complete at least 30 credit hours each academic year. Credit hour requirements can include college credit earned in high school and in summercollege courses. The 21st Century Scholarship can be applied toward summer tuition ifstudent has unused funds (check with home institution’s financial aid office). 21st Century Scholars who complete fewer credits may be eligible for the Frank O’BannonGrant (FOB)—which pays a fraction of the 21st Century Scholarship—if they show financialneed and complete between 24-29 credit hours the previous school year. Students will not be eligible to receive either the 21st Century Scholarship or the FOBGrant if they complete fewer than 24 credit hours in a year. Students who do not complete at least 30 credits each academic year can reactivate the21st Century Scholarship by completing 30 credit hours in the year in which they do notreceive the 21st Century Scholarship.3. Make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) as determined by their institution. 4At colleges and universities, making SAP includes staying on pace to graduate and completing a degree within a set time frame. SAP also includes maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) and successfully completing a percentage of cumulativeattempted coursework. Institutions typically set a limit on incompletes and withdrawalsfrom courses. Each institution determines its own SAP guidelines.
OFFICES AND PROGRAMSHELPFUL OFFICES AND PROGRAMS ON MOST CAMPUSESThe remainder of this guide shows campus-specific incentives and programs that are gearedtoward 21st Century Scholars. While this information is helpful, there are many services on campues that are for all students. These services are generally free, or low-cost, and can help you be assuccessful as possible during college. When you start your college journey, make sure to look intothese different offices and programs. Take time to visit so you know where they are located. Academic Advisor: Upon arrival, each student is assigned an academic advisor. This advisoris an important resource to help students select their major(s), register for classes and stayon track for graduation. It is recommended to meet with advisors at least once a year, generally before registering for classes. By working closely with advisors, students are more likelyachieve their educational goals in a timely manner. Academic Support and Tutoring Centers: Succeeding academically is one of the mostimportant pieces of college success. Academic support and tutoring centers offer support andtutoring. Writing and math labs provide opportunities for students to have their homeworkand papers critiqued before the due date. Bursar: The bursar office processes all bills and payments for tuition and room/board. Theycan help you make a payment plan if you have an outstanding balance on your account. Theyalso provide refunds to students who have a positive balance on their school accounts. Bursaroffices are sometimes, but not always, connected to the financial aid office on campus. Career Center: Career centers offer guidance to students seeking employment during or aftercollege. Whether students are looking for a summer internship or a full-time job, it’s importantto use these resources. Services provided can include resume reviews, mock interview preparation and connecting students with employers. Campuses generally offer these services tocurrent students for free, though there may be a small fee associated after graduation. Campus Activities Office: Campus activities offices are the hubs of campus involvement.Many times volunteer programs, student organizations and student government are housedin this space. Getting involved on campus is a great way to feel connected and also build yourportfolio. Some activities do cost money, but this cost is generally discounted from what youwould pay to participate on your own. Counseling Center: The counseling center (sometimes known as counseling and psychologicalservices) offers students a place to take care of their mental and emotional health. Servicesprovided by these centers range from group-based counseling to individual counseling tostress management classes. Most campuses offer this service for free for the first few visitsand then charge a minimal fee for sessions over that amount. Disability Services: Disability services ensure that all students have equal access to servicesand opportunities throughout their college experience. Students who qualify for disability willbe provided access to services such as interpretation, testing accommodations and tutoringresources.5
6 Financial Aid: Financial aid offices help you learn various ways to pay for your education. Youcan visit to learn more about your 21st Century Scholarship, other state and federal financialaid, scholarships, and federal and private student loan options. These offices help you makethe best decisions in paying for college. Financial aid offices can also help you navigate anyissues you may have with the FAFSA. Fitness Center: Fitness centers are an important resource to ensure that students are able tomaintain physical health and relieve stress as they adjust to the academic demands of college.Fitness facilities often include weight training equipment, cardiovascular machines (such astreadmills and stationary bikes) and a variety of classes (such as Zumba or Pilates). Access tothese centers is usually free for students, though the classes often cost a small extra fee. Library: Campus libraries are one of the most important resources to help college studentssucceed academically. Libraries have a variety of electronic and physical resources to aid inresearch and learning. The staff is available to help students find books, operate computersand explore topics related to projects and assignments. Libraries also provide students with aquiet, distraction-free environment to study or do homework. Medical Center: To help students maintain their physical and mental health, some collegesprovide cost-effective medical services through an on-campus medical center. The centersoffer a range of services such as primary care, specialty care and counseling. If a college has amedical center, students are often able to purchase health insurance through their school foran additional fee, or can opt to use their pre-existing health insurance to pay for the services. Multicultural Affairs/Diversity Office: Multicultural affairs and diversity offices on campuseswork to promote an inclusive and socially responsible environment for students, faculty, andstaff. These offices often provide programming around various communities on campus—suchas race, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender, and sexual orientation. They also help to create safespaces for students who are looking to connect with others who hold similar identities. Orientation: The transition from high school to college is often overwhelming, but an orientation program can help students feel more comfortable with the shift. Orientation is usually aday or weekend program where new students are able to learn their way around campus,create their first semester schedule and connect with other students. These programs mayhave a cost, particularly if they’re overnight, but fees include housing and meals.
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21ST CENTURY SCHOLARSSchoolAncilla CollegeFee Supplemental Summer Bridge First Year Experience / 21st CenturyWaiver ScholarshipProgramLearning Community Scholars Staffa*aAnderson UniversityBall State UniversityBethel CollegeButler UniversityCalumet College of Saint Josephaa*a*a*aaaaDePauw UniversityEarlham CollegeFranklin Collegea*a*aaaaaaaaaaaGoshen CollegeGrace CollegeHanover CollegeHoly Cross Collegea*a*a*Huntington UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana TechIndiana University Bloomingtona*aIndiana University EastIndiana University Fort WayneIndiana University KokomoIndiana University NorthwestIndiana University South BendIndiana University SoutheastIUPUCIUPUIIndiana Wesleyan University8aaaaaaa*aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
SUPPORTS AND INCENTIVESSchoolIvy Tech Community CollegeFee Supplemental Summer Bridge First Year Experience / 21st CenturyWaiver ScholarshipProgramLearning Community Scholars Staffa*aManchester UniversityMarian UniversityMartin UniversityOakland City UniversityPurdue University Fort Waynea*aaaaaaaaa*aPurdue University NorthwestPurdue University WestLafayetteRose-Hulman Insittute ofTechnologySaint Mary-of-the-WoodsCollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeTaylor UniversityTrine UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Saint FrancisUniversity of Southern IndianaValparaiso UniversityVincennes UniversityWabash U Indiana* An asterick indicates that this school does not have an application fee.9
ANCILLA COLLEGENearly 600 students attend Ancilla in one of over two dozen degree programs.Ancilla is just one part of a 1,200-acre campus including a retreat and conferencecenter, an environmental center, an artistic community, a beef and grain farm, anda nursing home. Today the college is home to over 200 students living on campusin residence halls built in 2015 and 2016.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Kelly ManningTitle: Director of AdmissionsEmail: kelly.manning@ancilla.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS110Scholarships: Scholars can apply for supplemental scholarships at:ancilla.edu/enrollment-aid/scholarships. Most applications are due April 30.
ANDERSON UNIVERSITYAnderson University is a private Christian college in Anderson, Indiana. Foundedin 1917 by the Church of God, the university remains affiliated with its foundingchurch and values its heritage and history. Today about 2,300 students call Anderson University home while enrolled in more than 50 undergraduate majors, as wellas graduate programs in business and theology.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Stephanie MoranTitle: Director of Engagements and PartnershipsEmail: smmoran@anderson.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Scholarships: Supplemental scholarship opportunities are given in qualifying areas. These opportunities are either listed on the financial aid page atanderson.edu/admissions/undergrad/fin-aid or provided to specificstudents through their financial aid advisor.First Year Experience: There is a Cultural Resource Center that providesa safe and inviting space for minority students to have a “home away fromhome,” as well as The Kissinger Learning Center which provides additionallearning support. Often this support reaches beyond tutoring and writingassistance to provide extended and enhanced first year experience opportunities to first generation students.ScholarCorps Member: The ScholarCorps member serves as an oncampus resource to 21st Century Scholars.ScholarCorps MemberName: Dominic MartinEmail: 21stcentury@anderson.edu11
BALL STATE UNIVERSITYFounded in 1918, Ball State is a residential university in Muncie, Indiana, a midsizeMidwestern city. About 21,000 students enroll each year in diverse academic programs. Ball State is ranked a research university with high research activity bythe Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and accredited by theHigher Learning Commission.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Gloria PavlikTitle: Retention and Graduation SpecialistEmail: gpavlik@bsu.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS12Fee Waiver:Scholars should request a fee waiver through their high schoolguidance office.ScholarCorps Member: The Office of Retention and Graduation is thehome for the ScholarCorps member working with freshman 21st CenturyScholars. Transfer and upper-class scholars meet with various members of theRetention and Graduation staff.ScholarCorps MemberName: Brandi LambertsonEmail: bmlambertson@bsu.edu12
BETHEL COLLEGEBethel College, launched in 1947, is an urban-situated, evangelical institutionaffiliated with the Missionary Church, currently composed of 1,650 traditional andadult/graduate students from 35 states and 10 countries, and 250 full-time employees. Bethel provides liberating academic and co-curricular programs to challengethe mind, enlarge the vision and equip the whole person for lifelong service.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Branda QuiggleTitle: Admissions OperationsEmail: admissionprospect@bethelcollege.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS1Scholarships: Bethel College provides an academic scholarship programwith scholarships ranging from 4,000 to 16,000 for first-time, full-timestudents. In addition, the college offers a robust need-based institutional grantprogram to students with demonstrated financial need.13
BUTLER UNIVERSITYFrom experiential learning, mentoring relationships with faculty, and internshipsand scholarly research opportunities to numerous options for study abroad experiences and just plain fun—Butler has it all. It’s this collection of experiences youcan’t find at every university, and it’s what will prepare you for success after yougraduate.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Julie AllenTitle: Program and System Support SpecialistEmail: jlallen@butler.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS13Academic Success Coaching: Coaching is an individualized processthat includes the completion of a learning strategy self-assessment. Studentswill gain insight into areas of academic strength and will identify strategiesto address academic concerns. Students will work collaboratively with theircoach to develop a plan of action specific to their identified needs/strengths.ScholarCorps Member: The ScholarCorps member serves as an oncampus resource to 21st Century Scholars.ScholarCorps MemberName: Frank BonnerEmail: fbonner@butler.edu14
CALUMET COLLEGE OF SAINT JOSEPHCalumet College of St. Joseph (CCSJ) is a private college affiliated with the RomanCatholic Church. Its main campus is in Whiting, Indiana, with an additional campus in Merrillville, Indiana. It has an approximate enrollment of 1,200 students.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Gina PirtleTitle: Director of Business Office and Financial Aid OperationsEmail: gpirtle@ccj.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS1Scholarships: The Zero EFC Grant is available to traditional, 0 EFC studentswho qualify for full Pell and State of Indiana aid including 21st Century Scholars.The award amount varies and assists in covering the remaining tuition costsafter all other forms of financial aid are applied.15
DEPAUW UNIVERSITYIt’s the combination of the intellectual challenge of DePauw’s academic life withour vibrant campus culture that gives students the tools and confidence to succeed. Rooted in our own brand of the liberal arts, DePauw students become agilethinkers and problem solvers.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactsName: Elreo “Reo” CampbellTitle: Director of Financial AidEmail: elreocampbell@depauw.eduName: Toni M. RobinsonTitle: Associate Director of Financial AidEmail: tonirobinson@depauw.edu16
EARLHAM COLLEGERenowned as one of the 40 Colleges That Change Lives, Earlham is a nationallyselective liberal arts college with an enrollment of 1,200 students, remarkablycoming from almost all 50 states and 70 nations. Students are drawn to Earlham’sinnovative academic program and distinctive sense of community, informed by itsQuaker values.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Kathy GottschalkTitle: Director of Financial AidEmail: gottska@earlham.edu17
FRANKLIN COLLEGEFranklin College is a private liberal arts college located in Franklin, Indiana withan enrollment of slightly more than 1,000 students.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Jennifer BostromTitle: Director of AdmissionsEmail: jbostrom@franklincollege.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS12Scholarships: Franklin College will guarantee full tuition for a limited number of Pell-eligible 21st Century Scholars with a minimum high school GPA of3.0 on a 4.0 scale, and half tuition for all other 21st Century Scholars through acombination of state, federal and Franklin College grants/scholarships. Financialassistance may be available for room and board, depending on financial need.Summer Bridge: Currently, Franklin College offers special summer pro-grams focusing on first-generation college students, emerging leaders andacademic jump-starts focusing on writing and math skills.18
GOSHEN COLLEGEGoshen College is a private Christian liberal arts college in Northern Indianaknown for leadership in intercultural and international education, sustainabilityand social justice.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Joel ShortTitle: Director of Student Financial AidEmail: joelds@goshen.edu19
GRACE COLLEGEGrace College is a private Christian college located in beautiful Winona Lake, Indiana with approximately 1,300 students and over 70 majors.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Mark PohlTitle: Dean of AdmissionsEmail: mark.pohl@grace.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Scholarships: 21st Century Scholars may be eligible to receive tuition support from Grace College to assist with tuition expenses not covered directly bythe 21st Century Scholarship. No separate application is required beyond theGrace College undergraduate application and the FAFSA.Enrollment Deposit Waiver: To receive the enrollment deposit waiverand save 200, e-mail your admissions counselor, state your full name, hometown, and request an enrollment deposit waiver due to your 21st CenturyScholar status.Faculty Mentoring: All first-time freshmen participate in our first yearintegrated curriculum which includes faculty/student mentoring. All freshmenhave at least one faculty mentor and one student mentor who stays with thestudent throughout the first year experience.20
HANOVER COLLEGENestled in 650 acres of a wooded campus and located on the banks of the scenicOhio River, Hanover College is a private, liberal arts institution where brains andbeauty truly intersect. Our rigorous interdisciplinary academic program with 33majors attracts the best and the brightest from across the region and beyond.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Richard A. NashTitle: Director of Financial AidEmail: nash@hanover.edu21
HOLY CROSS COLLEGEHoly Cross College is a private Roman Catholic college in Notre Dame, an unincorporated community north of the city of South Bend, in St. Joseph County, Indianawith an enrollment of approximately 550 students21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Michael SchmaltzTitle: Director of Financial AidEmail: mschmaltz@hhc-nd.edu22
HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITYHuntington University is a comprehensive Christian college of the liberal artsoffering graduate and undergraduate programs in more than 70 academic concentrations, including our most popular programs in film and animation, nursing,psychology and social work. HU was founded in 1897 by the Church of the UnitedBrethren in Christ.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Scott RaymondTitle: Executive Director of Student SuccessEmail: sraymond@huntington.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS1Scholarships: 21st Century Scholars will be eligible to receive an academicaward ranging from 4,000 to 11,000 based upon their high school GPA andstandardized test scores. No separate application is required.23
INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITYIndiana State is dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge while maintaining its longstanding commitment to inclusiveness, community and publicservice, and access to higher education. We integrate teaching, research, andcreative activity in an engaging, challenging, and supportive learning environment to prepare productive citizens of the world.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Aaron SlocumTitle: 21st Century Scholars Program CoordinatorEmail: aaron.slocum@indstate.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Scholarships: 21st Century Scholars can apply for the 21st Century ScholarsExcellence Scholarship, which covers standard on-campus housing portion ofroom and board, or the 21st Century Scholars Housing Scholarship, which offers 1500 toward on-campus housing. Find out more about the requirements at:indstate.edu/scholarships.Student Group: This student organization is responsible for putting oneducational and social programs for 21st Century Scholar students at IndianaState University.ScholarCorps Member: The 21st Century Scholars office is the home forthe ScholarCorps member working with 21st Century Scholars at ISU. Learnmore at Corps MemberName: Danielle RodgersEmail: drodgers8@sycamores.indstate.edu24
INDIANA TECHIndiana Tech provides learners a professional education; prepares them for activeparticipation, career advancement, and leadership in the global 21st century society; and motivates them toward a life of significance and worth.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Scott W ThumTitle: Director of Financial AidEmail: swthum@indianatech.edu25
INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTONFounded in 1820, Indiana University Bloomington is the flagship campus of IU’seight campuses statewide. Innovation, creativity and academic freedom are hallmarks of our world-class contributions in research and the arts. We’ve nurtureddoers and leaders over our past two centuries by creating an academic atmosphere where students excel.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Vincent IsomTitle: Director, 21st Century Scholars ProgramEmail: visom@indiana.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Scholarships: All admitted Scholars are automatically considered for thesupplemental scholarship (IU Covenant). Learn more abut the IU Covenant /21st-century.Student Groups: IU Groups Scholars Program for first-generation,underreprestented students (indiana.edu/ groups/#home), Hudson & HollandScholars program for high-achieving underrepresented minorities (indiana.edu/ hhsp/About Our Program.html), GIVEBACK (Getting Involved throughVolunteer Experience), which offers 500 a semester for Scholars who volunteer l) and many others.Learn more at 21centuryscholars.indiana.edu.ScholarCorps Member: The 21st Century Scholars office is the home forthe ScholarCorps member working with 21st Century Scholars at IU.ScholarCorps MemberName: Brittany KurtEmail: bkurt@indiana.edu26
INDIANA UNIVERSITY EASTIU East is a public, 4-year commuter campus that serves a significant number oflow-income and first-generation students in the East-Central region.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Latishea VarnesdeelTitle: Chief Diversity OfficerEmail: lvarnesd@iu.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS1234Student Support Services:Student Support Services provides supportsfor first-generation, low-income or students with disabilities. Learn more atiue.edu/support.Scholarships: Students in the Student Support Services program mayqualify for a Supplemental Pell Grant.Success Coaching: First-year 21st Century Scholars receive coaching toassist in the transition to college.ScholarCorps Member: The ScholarCorps member serves as an oncampus resource to 21st Century Scholars.ScholarCorps MemberName: Jessika GriffinEmail: jeogriff@iue.edu27
INDIANA UNVERSITY FORT WAYNEWe’re preparing the next generation of health sciences professionals. IndianaUniversity Fort Wayne’s focus on the health sciences—dentistry, nursing, medicine, medical imaging, and social work—will have transformative potential for thegreater Fort Wayne community and northeastern Indiana.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Abigail SchnelkerTitle: Assistant Director of Regional Recruitment InitiativesEmail: arschnel@iufw.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS12Scholarship: IU Fort Wayne offers a renewable grant of up to 2,500 peryear to supplement the 21st Century Scholarship. Learn more about this scholarship, including eligiblity requirements, at ntury-scholars-grant.html.ScholarCorps Member: The ScholarCorps member serves as an oncampus resource to 21st Century Scholars at IUFW.ScholarCorps MemberName: Adrian PhillipsEmail: philal03@pfw.edu28
INDIANA UNIVERSITY KOKOMOIU Kokomo is a small regional campus of Indiana University. Located in northcentral Indiana, the campus offers a wide variety of degree programs, internships,international travel, high-tech classrooms, athletics, and a vibrant campus life.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Kelli KeenerTitle: Director of AdvisingEmail: klkeener@iuk.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Success Coaching: Success coaches are available to assist Scholars withgoal setting, time management, general study skills, problem-solving, and referral to campus resources. Scholars may request a coach by contacting the Officeof Student Success and Student Success and Advising at koadv@iuk.edu.Faculty Accessibility Mentors: This program pairs students with doc-umented disabilities with caring, supportive faculty for one-on-one mentoring.There is no charge, and scheduling is at the student’s preference. Confidentialityand privacy standards are fully respected and strictly enforced. Contact theCareer and Accessibility Center at carserv@iuk.edu for info.The KEY: The Kokomo Experience and You (KEY) Program is a four-yearsequence of high-impact experiential learning activities that all studentsengage in. Activities include first-year success courses, educational travel,undergraduate research, internships, community service, and career preparation. Students work closely with faculty in their majors, and most are considered part of tuition. Learn more at iuk.edu/academics/key.29
INDIANA UNIVERISTY NORTHWESTIU Northwest offers more than 70 degree programs, flexible learning options, topnotch faculty, academic support in a diverse community. Home to one of NorthwestIndiana’s top business schools and only medical school, IU Northwest promises youa lifetime of success and a high-quality affordable education.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Cathy HallTitle: Director, Academic Success and Achievement ProgramsEmail: cathall@iun.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS1ScholarCorps Member: The ScholarCorps member serves as an oncampus resource to 21st Century Scholars and meets with students individuallyand in groups and offers workshops.ScholarCorps MemberName: Charlie ColeEmail: chacole@umail.iu.edu30
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BENDAt IU South Bend we realize that the support students need to succeed in collegegoes beyond financial assistance. Our 21st Century Scholars program (facilitatedthrough the MAC Office) provides every Scholar with the individual attention andresources they may need. It is our desire to see every 21st Century Scholar excelacademically and graduate.21st Century Scholars Campus ContactName: Michelle HairstonTitle: 21st Century Scholar Program CoordinatorEmail: micastan@iusb.eduADDITIONAL INCENTIVES AND SUPPORTS123Scholarships: Supplemental scholarships include the 21st Century ScholarHousing Award (for 10 Sch
21st Century Scholars who complete fewer credits may be eligible for the Frank O'Bannon Grant (FOB)—which pays a fraction of the 21st Century Scholarship—if they show financial . a nursing home. Today the college is home to over 200 students living on campus in residence halls built in 2015 and 2016. 1 Scholarships: Scholars can .
