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The following scholarships are available to students registered in the
Camden College of Arts and Sciences through the generosity of alumni,
faculty, staff, friends, organizations, and foundations. Scholarship
amounts vary and are awarded through the Office of Financial Aid in
conjunction with the department or program administrator. In most
cases, it is not necessary to submit special applications for
particular scholarships, providing that a financial aid application has been
filed. Many
scholarships have a GPA requirement for renewal. Not all scholarships
are awarded each year. For additional information please contact the
Office of Financial Aid on the Camden Campus at 856-225-6039.
Ralph Bergen Allen Memorial Scholarship. Established by Dr. Phillip
(CCAS'57) and Mrs. Penny Larsen in memory of Dr. Ralph Bergen Allen, a
beloved professor at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to students with financial
need who are already attending the Camden College of Arts and Sciences
or University College-Camden.
Ralph and Marion Arbuckle Scholarship. Established by Dr. Georgia
Arbuckle-Keil (CCAS'83) in honor of her parents. Awarded to a
full-time, first-year student in the Camden College of Arts and Sciences
upon his or her graduation from Palmyra High School in Palmyra, NJ.
Preference to students majoring or with an interest in the sciences
and/or the arts.
Baratz and Associates Endowed Scholarship. Established by Brian Baratz
(CCAS'72), Ray Giunta (CCAS'80), Clifford Simmons (CCAS'81), and
Francis Mulroy (CCAS'85), all of Baratz and Associates, to support
students in the Honors College at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time
undergraduate Camden College of Arts and Sciences students in the
Honors College who demonstrate academic merit and financial need.
Dr. Leonard Bidwell Memorial Endowed Scholarship.
Established by Dr.
Leonard Bidwell's children, Nicholas Bidwell and Dr. Sylvia Bidwell
(DC'90), and their mother, Eva Bidwell, in memory of his dedication to
teaching mathematics at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to undergraduate
sophomore, junior, or senior students in the Camden College of Arts and
Sciences majoring in mathematics, with preference to students
participating in the Putnam or other national mathematics competitions
or who otherwise exhibit exceptional talent and promise in the field.
Richard A. Caulk Memorial Scholarship. Established by the family and
friends of Dr. Richard Caulk, a brilliant historian of Ethiopia and a
member of the Department of History at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded each
spring to an undergraduate student in the Camden College of Arts and
Sciences in his or her junior year majoring in history, with preference
to a student demonstrating the desire to strive for the intellectual
excellence that Dr. Caulk displayed in his own career.
Miriam Thomas Chaplin Endowed Scholarship.
Established by C. Edward
Chaplin (RC'78) in honor of his mother Dr. Miriam Thomas Chaplin,
professor emerita and former chair of the English department at
Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time undergraduate students in the
Camden College of Arts and Sciences majoring in English with a GPA of
at least 3.0. Preference to students considering a career in teaching.
Dorothy and David Cooper Endowed Scholarship in Psychology. Established by the estate of Dorothy and David Cooper, this scholarship is awarded to psychology majors who demonstrate excellence in the study of psychology and using psychology for the benefit of others.
Florence P. Goodwin Scholarship.
Established by Bonnie Dodd (CCAS'69)
in honor of her mother. Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student at
Rutgers-Camden who attended Camden High School or a Camden city high
school with priority to women and students studying business
administration.
Richard C. Goodwin Scholarship in honor of Ethel Lawrence. Established
by Richard C. Goodwin in honor of Ethel Lawrence and her role in New
Jersey's landmark Mt. Laurel
decision regarding affordable housing.
Awarded to full-time undergraduate students in the Camden College of
Arts and Sciences with an interest in pursuing a career or involved in
the areas of affordable housing, community service, or urban studies.
Candidates must submit a resume and essay describing these interests.
Gulick/Coleman Scholarship. Established by Assistant Dean Nancy V.
Gulick (DC'72, GSC'82) and Professor Emeritus Charles J. Coleman to
support students at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to a full-time junior or
senior undergraduate student in the Camden College of Arts and Sciences
majoring in musical theater or theater arts who has performed in or
assisted with several Rutgers-Camden theater productions as an actor,
assistant director, or a member of the technical crew.
Hispanic Scholarship. Established by Saul Diaz (RC'73) to
increase diversity at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time
undergraduate students in the Camden College of Arts and Sciences who
are historically underrepresented, have high academic and leadership
potential, and participate in the Teacher Preparation Program.
Lambert Blunt Jackson Memorial Scholarship. Established by friends and
family of Lambert Jackson in memory of his dedication to students in
the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) Program at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to
full-time undergraduate Camden College of Arts and Sciences students in the EOF.
Harold D. Jerome Memorial Scholarship. Established by Dr. Wilbert
Jerome in memory of his father. Awarded on the basis of talent and
potential to an undergraduate student majoring in music at the Camden
College of Arts and Sciences.
Edward P. and Carolyn Kiessling Endowed Scholarship. Established by
Edward (CCAS'77) and Carolyn Kiessling to support students in the
Honors College at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time undergraduate
Camden College of Arts and Sciences students in the Honors College
based on academic merit and financial need.
Dorothy Mallery Endowed Music Scholarship. Established by the Grand Chapter of
the Order of the Eastern Star of New Jersey in memory of Rutgers
University Grand Organist, Dorothy Mallery. Awarded to full-time
undergraduate students studying music in the Camden College of Arts and
Sciences.
George W. and Kay H. Mamo Endowed Scholarship. Established by George
(CCAS'76) and Kay Mamo in support of students in the Honors College at
Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time undergraduate Camden College of
Arts Sciences students in the Honors College who have demonstrated
academic merit and financial need.
Frank W. Mannella Memorial Scholarship. Established by Chuck Mannella
(CCAS'70) in memory of his father. Awarded to full-time undergraduate
students in the College of Arts and Sciences who reside in Somerdale,
NJ, upon their graduation from Sterling High School in Somerdale, NJ;
based on financial need.
Tony Mickelson Memorial Scholarship. Established by Joanna Mickelson in
memory of her husband Tony, a longtime employee at Rutgers University.
Awarded to Rutgers-Camden nursing students in their senior year who
have exhibited kindness, compassion, and gentleness in their treatment
of patients.
Gloria H. Moffatt Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Established by James Moffatt, a
longtime member of the Department of English at Rutgers-Camden in
memory of his wife. Awarded to full-time undergraduate Camden College
of Arts and Sciences students majoring in English who have demonstrated
commitment to public or community service.
Patt Orrino Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Established by the Patt Orrino
Memorial Scholarship Foundation and friends at the Gloucester City
Public School District in memory of Patt Orrino (CCAS'78). Awarded to
adult undergraduate nursing students at Rutgers-Camden who exhibit
financial need, have a minimum GPA of 3.2, and are preferably over the
age of 24.
Jeanne and Lewis Romer Scholarship. Established by Jeanne (UCC'79) and Lewis (UCC'76) Romer in support of adult students at
Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time nontraditional students in the
Camden College of Arts and Sciences or University College-Camden.
Jay A. Sigler Endowed Scholarship.
Established by friends, alumni, and
family upon the retirement of Dr. Jay Sigler, beloved professor of
political science at Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to matriculated M.P.A.
students or undergraduate students in the Camden College of Arts and
Sciences majoring in political science. Based on motivation,
professional experience, and potential.
Harry S. Trautenberg Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Established by Helen
Trautenberg and friends in memory of her husband. Awarded to Camden
College of Arts and Sciences students majoring in music. Students must
show excellence and promise of future growth in piano or organ.
Jack Marvin Weiner Memorial Endowed Scholarship.
Established by the wife of Jack Weiner
(CCAS'55, CLAW'58), Lenore Weiner, and their son Lee Weiner
(CCAS'92) to support students studying political science at
Rutgers-Camden.
Awarded to Camden College of Arts and Sciences students majoring in
political science who in their junior year are deemed by the department
to be the most outstanding students.
Evelyn E. White Endowed Scholarship. Established by the estate of
Evelyn White (CCAS'53) to assist students studying music at
Rutgers-Camden. Awarded to full-time undergraduate students in the
Camden College of Arts and Sciences who are majoring in music.
Preference to those with a special interest in the study of piano
performance.
Harold and Florence Woll Scholarship. Established by Dr. Allen Woll in
honor of his parents. Awarded to full-time undergraduate College of Arts
and Sciences students in good standing in the Honors College or
incoming first-year Honors College students.
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