Local Scholarship Applications were due March 8, 2024 by 3:15pm. Late applications are not being accepted.
Plan to attend Senior Awards Night - May 22, 2024
If you are to receive a scholarship or award you and your guardian will be sent letters in the mail. Attendance is mandatory, so please be sure you are available that evening.
Be sure to send a “Thank You” letter to the donor. Information on who and where to send it will be provided.
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The Mosinee School District shall not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry, creed, religion, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, handicap or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability or any other characteristics protected by state of federal law in the educational programs or activities which it operates or in employment practices. All inquiries or complaints regarding discrimination under Title II, Title IX, Section 504 or other state or federal law shall be directed to the Director of Instructional Programs, Mosinee School District, 146001 State Highway 153, Mosinee, WI 54455 as (715) 693-2530.
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Regional, State & National Scholarships
Each Regional, State and National Scholarship listed below has unique application instructions.
Please review all information provided carefully.
Click on the plus sign for an overview of the scholarship information.
Click on the scholarship name for complete scholarship details. (If a link does not open, all details provided are listed in the overview.)
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Amount: Thirty-three $1,000 Scholarships
Qualifications:
- The 2024 graduating high school senior must be enrolled for the upcoming school year in an undergraduate degree program by an accredited college or university, or planning to attend a vocational or technical school.
- The parents, parent, or legal guardian of the student must be a member of Country Visions Cooperative or CP Feeds, LLC and have purchased at least $2,000 worth of goods and services in the year prior to application from Country Visions Cooperative or CP Feeds, LLC (Three of the scholarships will be awarded as an Employee Scholarship. Student employees, or children of employees, are eligible for this scholarship without meeting the purchase requirement, but still must meet the other eligibility requirements. They must be an employee of Country Visions Cooperative or CP Feeds at the time the application is submitted.) A student may qualify for the employee scholarship and the Country Visions/CP Feeds scholarship, but only one scholarship will be awarded per student.
- Applicant must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale during their previous educational years.
Deadline: March 31, 2024
Application & Additional Information: Link
Click here for paper, packaging, forest products, and supply chain-related scholarships that are applicable to attendees of Wisconsin colleges, universities, and technical schools. Please find more information regarding the scholarship on the link provided and direct questions to the appropriate contact listed on the scholarship's website.
Amount: One $1,000 Scholarship
Description: The Wisconsin Paper Council (WPC) is the premier trade association that advocates for Wisconsin’s paper, pulp, and forestry industries before state and federal elected officials and regulators. The WPC also works to educate the public and the media about the importance of paper, pulp, and forestry production in Wisconsin and throughout the Midwest. Wisconsin is the number one papermaking state in the United States, and the industry is a key economic driver for the state – employing over 30,000 highly skilled workers.
The Women in Forest Products Scholarship has been established with an initial gift from Ahlstrom. Ahlstrom recognizes the need to have more women in the paper industry and this scholarship is to encourage high school young women
to enter the field and grow their leadership skills through education.
The goal of this scholarship is to provide financial support to a female graduating senior who is pursuing a career in forestry products or related fields.
Qualifications: Female graduating high school seniors residing in Wisconsin; Planning to attend an accredited 2- or 4-year college, university or technical college, or vocational school as a full-time or part-time (minimum 6 credit hours) student in Wisconsin; Planning to pursue a career in the forestry products field or paper industry (ex., production, trades, paper science)
Deadline: March 29, 2024
Application: Link
Amount: One $1,000 scholarship will be awarded, and additional scholarships of lesser amounts will be available and determined by available funds as authorized by the association.
Description: The Marathon County Deputy Sheriff's Benevolent Association scholarship program provides annual scholarships to youth who reside in Marathon County to further their education, help develop their leadership skills, and support our community education efforts by recognizing academic achievement.
Qualifications: The scholarship award shall be available to graduating seniors who are Marathon County residents and plan to attend a college/university or technical school. The applicant must be accepted into an accredited law enforcement-related major to be eligible. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 grade point average (GPA) on a 4.0 scale; To receive scholarship payment, the recipient must enroll in any accredited college/university or technical school and provide proof of admission to the Marathon County Deputy Sheriffs Benevolent Association Scholarship Committee or their designee.
Deadline: April 1, 2024
Application & Additional Information: Link
Amount: Two $750 Scholarships
Decription: The MCREA annual scholarship is open to graduating,public high school students residing in Marathon County. The applicant must have attended a Wisconsin high school for at least three years, and been accepted to an accredited college, university, or technical college.
Qualifications: Applicants should have an established record of leadership and character that has been demonstrated both in and out of the classroom; The candidate has a sincere interest in pursuing a degree and career in the teaching profession; The election of the individuals who receive the scholarships will be done by the Scholarship Committee of MCREA; The monetary awards will be given to the recipients following successful completion of one semester of college.
Deadline: April 1, 20234
Application & Additional Information: Link
Amount: One $5,000 Scholarship, Two $2,000 Scholarships, and Three $1,000 Scholarships
Description: The family of Carrie Stuckert has created the Dream Pool Foundation, a non-profit organization providing assistance to Individuals pursuing education in the visual arts.
Qualifications: Interested candidates must possess extra-curricular accomplishments and inspirational goals; Academically capable students must be enrolled as an Art Major at an accredited institution of higher education located in the United States. (This includes Art Therapy Programs); All applicants must be U.S. citizens. Recipient will be required to provide evidence of college acceptance before money is awarded.
Application and Information: Link
Amount: $1,000
Description: Wisconsin Valley Improvement Company (WVIC) is proud to offer financial assistance to those students within our operating area as they pursue higher education opportunities. WVIC recognizes that the Wisconsin River and the reservoir system are important natural resources and accepts a stewardship role on behalf of all beneficiaries, including water conservation, flood control, low flow augmentation, hydroelectric generation, water quality, wildlife, and recreation, as well as recognizing the importance of promoting higher education in the Central & Upper Wisconsin River Basin.
Qualifications: Be a high school graduate or upcoming 2024 graduate, age 24 or under, enrolling in full-time undergraduate study in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) field at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school in the University of Wisconsin system; Financial need will not be a determining factor; Attended a high school whose district boundary encompasses one of WVIC’s 21 reservoirs located in the Central and Upper Wisconsin River Basin.
Deadline: April 29, 2024
Application & Instructions: Link
Description: The Colleen Deininger Aviation Scholarship was established in January 2022 by her children, Calla Ricciardi and Curt Deininger. The scholarship was established in her memory to help other women learn to fly, in Colleen’s honor. Colleen’s children provided the following information about their mother:
Colleen Deininger was a dedicated wife, mother, pilot, businesswoman, women’s rights activist, teacher, and golfer. Anything she did, she set out to be the best she could be. Above all, she was fair, hardworking, and loved her family. She started her own real estate company in 1975 and advocated for women’s rights throughout her lifetime. She dreamed about becoming a pilot and in 1994, she achieved that goal. Flying was her passion; she participated in the Angel Flight Volunteer Network helping transport sick passengers to medical appointments, she was always ready and willing to fly her friends and family where they wanted to go, and she had accumulated over 4,800 flight hours at the time of her passing. She tragically passed away in a plane accident in 2018.
Qualifications: The Colleen Deininger Aviation Scholarship awards a scholarship(s) to a female student(s) residing in the Wisconsin counties of Kenosha, Marathon or Green, who is:
- A high school senior who plans to attend a two-year or four-year college or university, pursuing a degree at an accredited institution, or
- Is a student currently enrolled at an accredited four-year college or university or at a two-year technical school, and
- Is pursuing a degree (major or minor) in an aviation-related field of study.
Deadline: The Kenosha Community Foundation will announce when applications for the scholarship are available and the date they are due.
Application: Link
Questions and Additional Information: Email
Amount: $10,000
Eligibility: Current graduating senior attending a high school within 150 miles of Green Bay; Attending an accredited 4-year college/university; Students can apply if they plan on attending a 2-year technical school first to then transfer to a 4-year program as a full-time student; Pursuing a career with an agriculture focus that will enhance rural communities (Examples include dairy science, animal science, agriculture engineering, veterinary medicine, agriculture economics, biotechnology, environmental science, agri-business); Minimum 3.0 high school GPA; Minimum 19 ACT composite score; Student with a rural or agriculture background; Financial need as demonstrated by the FAFSA
Application: Instructions Link
Deadline: April 1, 2024
Amount: Twenty-five $1,000 Scholarships (Allied Cooperative will offer 25 - $1,000 scholarships to full-time students pursuing a two- or four-year degree or farm and industry short course program.Twenty of the scholarships will be designated for students pursuing careers in agriculture. Five of the scholarships will be designated for students pursuing non-agricultural careers. The number of scholarships awarded may vary based on quantity and quality of applications.)
Description: The primary goal of the Allied Cooperative Scholarship Program is to encourage area youth to prepare for a career in agriculture.This scholarship program is designed to provide college financial assistance to Allied Cooperative members and/or their dependents.
Qualifications: Applicant shall be an Allied Cooperative member or a dependent of an Allied Cooperative member at the time of application; Applicant shall be a full-time student that has been accepted into a college program; Scholarships are based on scholastic achievement, leadership, and a written essay.
Application: Link and current grade transcript and short essay on the importance of cooperatives and your future career goals and a photo for follow-up publicity.
Deadline: March 31, 2024
Description: A four-year merit-based undergraduate tuition scholarship program that was established over 30 years ago to attract and develop the potential of academically talented and outstanding individuals from historically underrepresented and socioeconomically disadvantaged* populations in higher education. Scholars are selected from a national applicant pool of high school seniors for their potential to excel in an academically rigorous environment.
* The term “socioeconomically disadvantaged” refers to educational or social disadvantage, such as coming from a low-income family, an underserved rural or farming community, attending a school with a limited college preparatory curriculum, or other family circumstances that have impacted your educational opportunities.
The program offers:
- Four-year merit-based undergraduate tuition scholarship
- One-on-one high touch advising
- Mentorship opportunities
- Social and Volunteer events
- Monthly Program Meetings with distinguished faculty, staff and alumni
- A supportive community of scholars promoting community-building and intercultural understanding
Selection Process: The Office of Admissions & Recruitment reviews all applications to UW-Madison to determine eligibility and make selections for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program. There is no separate scholarship application to be considered for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program. High school seniors can apply as a First-Year Student to UW-Madison either through the Common Application or the UW System Application. There is no preference between applications.
Students interested in being considered for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program should highlight these qualifications in their application to UW-Madison:
- Demonstrated academic success in high school and potential to excel in the university’s rigorous educational environment
- Leadership experience or capacity to grow as a leader
- Commitment to service and civic engagement
- Interest in being a part of a community of highly motivated and academically outstanding peers
- Interest in enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus.
The Office of Admissions & Recruitment will review all aspects of a student’s application to UW-Madison (e.g., high school transcript, essay, letters of recommendation, etc.) to determine their eligibility and qualifications for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program.
Questions: Email The Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program
Additional Information: Link
Amount: Full Tuition
Description: Bucky’s Tuition Promise is automatically awarded to eligible students who have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). No separate application is necessary and the Office of Student Financial Aid will notify eligible students.
Qualifications: Must be a resident of Wisconsin; Must be an incoming freshman or transfer student; Family's household adjusted gross income is $60,000 or less.
Additional Information & Deadline Details: Link
The University of Wisconsin-Stout offers a number of scholarships. You can apply for and earn scholarships based on many factors, including demonstrated financial need, academic achievement, minority status, and more.
Additional Information on Each Scholarship Offered: Link
Amount: Tuition Reimbursement
Description: Bucky’s Tuition Promise is automatically awarded to eligible students who have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). No separate application is necessary and the Office of Student Financial Aid will notify eligible students.
Qualifications: Must be enrolled in an approved related technician program; Must work for Swiderski Equipment for 2 years following graduation; Must maintain passing grades; Must work during summers and school breaks.
Deadline: None
Application: Contact Melissa Wirkus at SEI, 715-370-9366, Email Melissa
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