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Home > ACCC Cooperative Scholarships As part of our mission to promote the development of and education about cooperatives, the Arthur Capper Cooperative Center (ACCC) awards several types of cooperative scholarships to undergraduate students at Kansas State University. There have been 14 cooperative scholarships offered for the 2009-10 academic year, ranging from $1,000 - $5,000.Click here to see the press release. The ACCC has awarded $314,700 in scholarships on behalf of the cooperative community since 1985.
2009-10 Matthew Kent Stamper Memorial Scholarship:
$5,000 awarded to a Junior or Senior in good academic standing majoring in Agricultural Economics,
Agronomy or Animal Science who is affiliated with a Kansas agricultural
marketing, supply or service cooperative as a member/employee or as a child or
dependent of a member/employee. Preference is given to those students
from Rooks, Phillips, Smith, Osborne, Russell, Ellis, Trego, Graham and
Norton counties.
2009-10
Joseph Lieber Memorial Cooperative Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to a
Junior or Senior in good academic standing in the College of Agriculture who is affiliated with a
Kansas agricultural marketing, supply or service cooperative as a
member/employee or as a child or dependent of a member/employee. Students
who meet certain criteria, including indicating cooperative affiliation on
questions 57 and/or 58 on the Student Financial Aid Scholarship Form, are invited to apply.
Finalists participate in a personal interview and the top candidate is
selected as the recipient.
2009-10 Otis and Mary Lee Molz
Cooperative Scholarship:
$5,000 awarded to a Junior or Senior in good academic standing in the College of
Agriculture who is affiliated with a Kansas agricultural marketing, supply
or service cooperative as a member/employee or as a child or dependent of
a member/employee. Students who meet certain criteria, including
indicating cooperative affiliation on questions 57 and/or 58 on the
Student Financial Aid Scholarship Form, are invited to apply. Finalists
participate in a personal interview and the top candidate is selected as
the recipient.
2009-10 Linn County Cooperative
Scholarship: $1,000 awarded to one or more upper class students in good academic standing in
the College of Agriculture who attended one of the three Linn County high
schools: Jayhawk Linn H.S., Pleasanton H.S. or Prairie View H.S.
2009-10 CoBank
Scholarship: Awarded to two upper class students in good academic standing in
the Department of Agricultural Economics who have completed accounting or finance classes
and is planning a career in finance or banking. In addition, the student or parents must
belong to a farmer-owned cooperative.
2009-10 William S. May
Scholarship for Ag Finance: Awarded to one or more upper class students in good academic standing in
the Department of Agricultural Economics who has completed accounting or finance classes
and is planning a career in finance or banking. In addition, the student or parents must
belong to a farmer-owned cooperative.
2009-10 CHS Foundation University Scholarship: Eight $1,000
scholarships awarded to upper class students in good academic standing in
the Department of Agricultural Economics who have completed accounting or finance classes
and must have completed one of the following courses: Agribusiness Management,
Agricultural Finance and/or Agribusiness Marketing.
For information about the eligibility requirements and the application and selection processes, please contact us. This page was last updated on January 21, 2010 Copyright 2010, Kansas State University |
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