2016 Scholarship Guide

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Scholarship2016-2017 Guide

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““I will change the world by being critical, armed with the “
knowledge gained from my Webster degree. I am inquisitive,
and as my generation comes into the fold, my Webster degree
has taught me that it is important to ask questions. With
my knowledge of history and international relations, I can
challenge people to question and interpret the world
around them.”

Jesse Koons, BA 2016

Table of Contents School of Education.............................3 2 School of Communications...................3 5
School of Education.............................3 5
Endowed Scholarships .............................. 4 Daniel Webster Society Annual.................3 4 University-Wide....................................3 6
University-Wide ................................... 4 Scholarships
College of Arts & Sciences...................1 2 College of Arts & Sciences................... 34 Other Annual Scholarship.................... 37
George Herbert Walker School of..........1 9 George Herbert Walker School of ........3 4
Business & Technology Business & Technology
Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts .......2 2 Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts........ 35
School of Communications................... 30

Webster University is driven to help students succeed.

A Program for Every Type of Student Today their pioneering values and spirit in educating young
women for life and career when few thought it important or
We are excited to provide you with this brochure full of even acceptable are alive and reinforced as we prepare
information on the many donor-sponsored scholarship men and women for individual excellence and to be world
opportunities that are available to our students. Scholarships changers as global citizens in their communities and abroad.
are a fundamental aspect of a majority of our students’
successes, and the existence of these scholarship opportu- Natural to our inclusive culture, this means providing
nities underscores the importance that access to higher access to our students whose talents and dedication are
education represents to our alumni, community members, greater than their economic resources. Nearly 90 percent
faculty and student body. of Webster’s full-time freshman students receive financial
aid in the form of loans and scholarship assistance. So
Over 172,000 in their ranks, Webster alumni are everywhere. you can see, very clearly, that scholarship support fulfills a
More than 1,500 are in Webster Groves; still more reside critical need for Webster students.
throughout the St. Louis region. They also make their
homes across the United States and in cities around the The generosity of annual and endowed scholarship donors
world. Webster alumni include more than 200 active-duty allows us to offer new opportunities, in regard to both the
and retired generals and admirals, an astronaut, acclaimed number of scholarships available to students, as well as the
writers and artists, several Tony, Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar amazing variety of scholarship opportunities, like scholarships
award winners, a president of a country and a recipient of with the vital focus on global citizenship, scholarships
the Nobel Peace Prize. They are leaders in the corporate, championing careers in the STEM fields, as well as scholar-
non-profit, public and private sectors. Wherever they are, ships focused on encouraging Webster’s cutting edge
they are successful global citizens contributing to the fabric student artists.
of their communities, and they make us proud.

Though the University has become renowned for its interna- We also have treasured alumni donors who champion
tional programs, its most recent era has also been defined scholarships wit`h a key focus close to the heart of
by students, faculty and staff connecting to the community Webster alumni and current students alike. A major
along Lockwood Avenue and Downtown St. Louis as much example of such scholarships is The Webster 1970s Era
as to international locations such as in Greece or Ghana. Scholarship, which honors and awards those who have
demonstrated that they are agents of change through their
The Gift of Education studies and in their communities. Each of these donor-
sponsored scholarships enhances and represents a
Webster University offers scholarships that offer countless component of the unique tapestry of Webster University.
demographics, funded and awarded at multiple thresholds.
As a community, we are proud of how Webster’s distinctive
educational programming upholds the pioneering values and
spirit that the Sisters of Loretto championed since 1915.

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Endowed
Scholarships

giving@webster Endowed scholarships, which exist in perpetuity, create a contribution of $25,000 is required to establish an endowed
legacy that lasts from one generation to the next because scholarship at Webster University.
the principal remains intact while only a portion of the
earnings is used to provide financial aid. Endowed scholar- The annual disbursement amount for an endowed scholar-
ships may be named for the donor or for someone whom ship fund by academic and fiscal year is determined by
a donor wishes to memorialize, and they may be targeted calculating the three year average balance and multiplying it
to students in a particular field or endeavor. A minimum by the payout percentage, which presently is set at 4.5%.

University-wide Scholarships

The Mary B. Arnold Endowed Scholarship Alexander, entered the Loretto Order and served as the
school’s registrar. Members of the Barthel family celebrate
Established April 2002 by Judy Gartland the sisters’ legacy through the establishment of the Barthel
Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, which provides
Eligible: Undergraduate perpetual scholarship assistance in their memories.
GPA: Open
Major: Open The Bruce & Charla Abernathy Endowed Scholarship

Mary B. Arnold ’42 used to reminisce that tuition at Established July 2008 by Bruce James Abernathy
Webster College was $350 per year when she attended
as a member of the class of 1942. Recognizing the Eligible: Open
high cost of education in 2002 – and beyond – she es- GPA: 3.5
tablished The Mary B. Arnold Endowed Scholarship Fund Major: Open
to provide meaningful support to promising Webster Campus: St. Louis
University students.
The Abernathys explain that they established this
The Barthel Family Endowed Scholarship scholarship in 2008 because, “We are honored to help
a deserving student pursue his/her goal of a degree.
Established July 2002 by Christopher J. O’Donnell, Kay Tonsi, Our time at Webster (where Bruce completed his MA in
Michael J. O’Donnell and Harry F. Luepke Jr. Business Management in 1979 and Charla fulfilled her
dream of obtaining a BA in 1986) was intellectually
Eligible: Junior or Senior stimulating, professionally relevant, and personally
GPA: 3.0 enriching. It is our deepest hope that the recipient of this
Major: Open scholarship will be as empowered, both personally and
Campus: Webster Groves professionally, as we have been by our unique Webster
University experience.”
Sisters Catherine Barthel ’24, Genevieve Barthel
Luepke ’26, and Marguerite Barthel O’Donnell ’28
enriched Webster University as students, alumnae and
benefactors. Catherine, subsequently known as Sister

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Francetta Barberis S.L. & Jacqueline Grennan The Marianne E. Gleich, BA’66 and Peter A. Gleich
Wexler Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Fund for Undergraduate Study
Abroad Opportunities
Established January 2005 by Jacqueline Wexler
Established January 2014 by Marianne E. Gleich and Peter A. Gleich
Eligible: Undergraduate
Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0
GPA: 2.5
Major: Open
Major: Open
This endowed scholarship fund is named for Webster’s
sixth and seventh presidents. Sister Francetta Barberis, Nationality Preference: U.S. Citizen and Nationals
S.L. served from 1958 to 1965. Her successor was her
good friend and protegé, Jacqueline Grennan Wexler. In Campus: Webster Groves
1998, Mrs. Wexler and her husband Paul established the
Francetta Barberis S.L. Memorial Endowed Scholarship At the establishment of this scholarship, Marianne E.
Fund to honor Sister Francetta’s memory. In 2001, the Gleich, BA ’66 and Peter A. Gleich stated, “Both of our
Wexlers established the Jacqueline Grennan Wexler educational backgrounds led us to have extensive travel
Endowed Scholarship Fund to celebrate Mrs. Wexler’s opportunities throughout the world which provided social
deep connection to Webster University—as a student, and educational experiences that further broadened our
administrator, and benefactor. The funds were combined knowledge, world appreciation and capabilities. We wish
in 2005 in symbolic tribute to their namesakes’ lifelong to encourage Webster University students to have similar
bond of friendship. travel and learning experiences. We are pleased to
provide this scholarship with the hope that it will aid
others in expanding their lifetime opportunities.”

The William Thornton Memorial The Dr. John W. Rice Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Endowed Scholarship
Established April 2007 by John Winston Rice Jr.
Established August 2000 by Laurie Jean Brady
Eligible: Graduate
Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate, more than 1 term completed GPA: 3.5 Graduate
Major: Open
GPA: 3.0 Other: Space Coast

Major: Open Dr. John Winston Rice Jr. led education, community, and
alumni program efforts at Webster University’s Space
Campus: San Antonio Coast Campus since 1993. His accessibility to
students and commitment to alumni programs foster a
A member of the faculty and a student advisor for supportive environment in which all are encouraged to
Webster University’s San Antonio campus from 1976 until strive for excellence. Dr. Rice’s dedication to students,
his sudden death in 1998, William Thornton was admired the University and the community have inspired others
and respected by everyone who knew him. Dr. Ellis to honor his work through a permanent scholarship that
Harbin, former senior director of Webster’s San Antonio bears his name.
campus, once said, “Bill’s contributions in the classroom
and personal attention to the needs of the students
distinguished him as an outstanding example of Webster
at its best.” The William Thornton Memorial Endowed
Scholarship supports deserving students at the San
Antonio campus.

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Dr. Neil J. George Endowed International The E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee
Study Scholarship Endowed Scholarship

Established December 1999 by Cornelius James George Jr. Established May 1997 by Mary Ann Lee

Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: Open GPA: 3.0
Major: Open Major: Open

Dr. Neil George joined the faculty of Webster University E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee are historically known
in 1972 and was named chair of the history/political philanthropic leaders in the St. Louis community. They
science department in 1975. He has served in many ca- support many area organizations, including the St. Louis
pacities since then, including Executive Vice President, Symphony, the Opera Theatre of St. Louis, the Missouri
Vice President/Academic Affairs, President and Historical Society, the St. Louis Zoo, and the Missouri
Chancellor. The Dr. Neil J. George Endowed International Botanical Garden. The Lees established this scholarship
Study Scholarship was established to honor Dr. George as part of their strong commitment to education in the
and to promote international study abroad by students St. Louis area.
of Webster University.
The Elizabeth E. Halpin Endowed Scholarship
The Dr. Robert A. Spencer Endowed Scholarship
Established May 2010 by Mary H. Gorman, Edward Eversman,
Established April 2013 by Anne R. Spencer Jennifer Weinland and Heather Lipe

Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate Eligible: Open
GPA: 3.0 GPA: Open
Major: Open Major: Open
Campus: Geneva
Elizabeth Halpin '36 funded an annual scholarship for
During Dr. Robert Spencer’s, Director Geneva Campus, students in the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts at
Director General, Europe 40 year career with Webster, Webster University.
he exemplified Webster’s style of leadership, empower-
ing students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends to go The Elizabeth Henry Espinosa Endowed Scholarship
beyond their best in their learning, teaching and sup-
porting. Through his career, he facilitated expansion Established June 1997 by Elizabeth Henry Espinosa '37
into Europe and Africa and administered the expansion
of the Geneva campus. Through his strong network of Eligible: Freshmen
friends and supporters of the University in the Geneva GPA: 3.0
community developed through active involvement in Major: Open
important social, educational, diplomatic and business
organizations, the Geneva campus is recognized as an Elizabeth Henry Espinosa '37 established The Elizabeth
established Geneva institution, which benefits enroll- Henry Espinosa Endowed Scholarship in 1997 through
ments and campus life a life insurance gift in appreciation of the scholarship
that she received as an undergraduate student. In
recognition of both her professional achievements and
her extensive volunteer work, Mrs. Espinosa received
Webster University’s Distinguished Alumna Award in
1982.

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Enterprise Rent-A-Car Extended The St. Louis Public Schools Honor
Campus Scholarship Graduate Scholarship

Established November 2000 by Jo Ann Taylor Kindle Established December 2001 by Kenneth W. Kousky

Eligible: Graduate Eligible: Undergraduates who are graduates of Saint Louis Public Schools
GPA: 3.0 GPA: Open
Major: Open Major: Open
Campus: Extended Campus in Florida or South Carolina
Ken Kousky is a modern-day pioneer of IT software and
Enterprise Rent-A-Car is a privately held corporation. Its services. An educator and an entrepreneur, Ken served
philosophy—to treat customers and employees well—ex- on the board of the Foundation of the St. Louis Public
tends into the community through the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Schools and chaired a computer-training project at
Foundation. Webster University has enjoyed a long relation- Soldan High School, which led to his deep commitment
ship with Enterprise, whose representatives have served on to St. Louis public school students. Ken established
our Board of Trustees and the Alumni Association Board. The St. Louis Public Schools Honor Graduate Endowed
This close relationship led to the establishment of this Scholarship to support St. Louis public school graduates
scholarship, supporting Webster students at any extended pursuing undergraduate degrees at Webster.
campus location in Florida or South Carolina.
The Margaret A. Fuhry Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Edward D. and Nancy Schapiro for Graduate Students
Endowed Scholarship
Established February 1997 by M. Patricia Fuhry '77
Established October 1999 by Edward D. Schapiro
Eligible: Graduate
Eligible: Open GPA: 3.5
GPA: 3.0 Major: Open
Major: Open
Margaret Fuhry '77 was Director of Advancement
Former Trustee Edward D. and Nancy Schapiro estab- Services at Webster at the time of her sudden death.
lished this scholarship through their estate intention in Margaret’s mother, Cay, became a good friend and a
recognition of their long-term association with Webster. committed volunteer of Webster’s Development & Alumni
Department. Cay was diagnosed with ALS in late summer
The Class of 1964 Endowed Scholarship 2006, continued her volunteer work at Webster and the
Saint Vincent DePaul Society until her passing in early
Established October 2014 by Marsha Mason, Karen Luebbert, 2007. Cay and Margaret’s memories are honored through
Katherine Ann Woodward, Dale Morse, Nancy Noble Smith, Katie this scholarship fund.
Springs Coakley and other members of the Class of 1964
The Marianne & Warren Knaup Endowed Scholarship
Eligible: Open Fund for Women Veterans of the Armed Forces of the
GPA: Open United States
Major: Open
Established June 2007 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67 and Warren
In celebration of their 50th class reunion and Webster’s Knaup
centennial, the Class of 1964 established this scholar-
ship to celebrate and honor the memory and values of Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate
the Sisters of Loretto who taught them. GPA: 3.0
Major: Open
Gender: Female
Other: Veteran

Marianne Knaup '67 established the Marianne & Warren
Knaup Endowed Scholarship for Women Veterans of the
Armed Forces of the United States to provide financial

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS The Yakko and Richard S. Meyers
Japan-United States Study Scholarship Fund
assistance to students pursuing undergraduate or graduate
degrees at Webster University. The scholarship is available Established April 2004 by Richard Stuart Meyers
to female students who have received an honorable
discharge from any branch of the U.S. military. Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate
GPA: Open
The McKillin Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Major: Open
Nationality Preference: U.S. or Japanese
Established April 2007 by Mary Sue McKillin Ealum BA '55 Other: Study Abroad

Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer Serving as president of Webster University from 1994-
GPA: 3.0 2008, Richard Meyers and his wife, Yakko, met in Japan
Major: Open and share a passion for the country and its culture. This
scholarship was established to encourage the opportunity
Mary Sue McKillin Ealum, BA ’55 established this to experience the richness of the American and Japanese
scholarship because, “I am very grateful for the scholar- cultures by enabling U.S. citizens at Webster to study at
ship Webster gave me in 1951 when I graduated from an accredited university in Japan and/or Japanese citizens
high school. My major in Mathematics and degree from enrolled in an accredited university in Japan to study at
Webster in 1955 gave me the background and opportunity Webster University in the United States.
to obtain a job with the U.S. Department of Defense.
Five years later my employer made it possible for me The Solon E. Summerfield Scholarship Fund
to obtain my Master’s degree and to be promoted to an
excellent job. I feel that my whole future was affected Established March 2000 by Solon E. Summerfield Foundation
by Webster because it is quite likely none of this would
have happened without the scholarship they gave me Eligible: Sophomore, Junior, or Senior
many years ago. I hope that this scholarship will give GPA: 3.3
some student at Webster University the same sort of Major: Open
opportunities to succeed in their work and in life.”
Solon E. Summerfield was committed to the support of
The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship education. He established the Solon E. Summerfield
Fund for Minority Students Foundation in 1939 and soon expanded its philanthropy
to include small colleges and universities. In 1993 the
Established December 1995 by William Randolph Hearst Foundation Foundation established The Solon E. Summerfield
Endowed Scholarship; the first scholarship was awarded
Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer in 1996 at Webster University.
GPA: Open
Major: Open The African American Alumni Chapter Association
Other: Disadvantaged Scholarship Fund

Publisher and philanthropist William Randolph Hearst Established May 1999 by the Members of the African American
created two foundations in the 1940s to address chal- Alumni Chapter
lenges in social services, education, health, and culture.
Today, the Hearst Foundations help private liberal arts Eligible: Sophomore, Junior, or Senior
institutions offer quality higher education to underserved GPA: 3.0
populations by establishing endowed scholarship funds. Major: Open
The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Fund Nationality Preference: U.S. Citizen
at Webster University has provided support to deserving Other: African American preference
students since 1995.
The African American Alumni Chapter of Webster University
established this scholarship fund in 1999. Its purpose
is to provide educational assistance to deserving and
qualified undergraduate students at Webster University,
with a preference for African American students.

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

The DeWitt and Caroline Van Evera Foundation The Elizabeth J. Stroble Global Scholarship
Endowed Scholarship Endowed Fund

Established September 2000 by Dewitt & C. Van Evera Foundation Established May 2011 by Elizabeth Stroble

Eligible: Undergraduate Eligible: Open
GPA: 3.0 Undergraduate, 3.5 Graduate
GPA: 3.0 Major: Open
Nationality Preference: International
Major: Open
The primary purpose of this fund is to enable interna-
The DeWitt and Caroline Van Evera Foundation was created tional students to attend Webster University’s St. Louis
by Dewitt Van Evera, a mineral engineer and businessman campus with the intention of fostering the development
from Salt Lake City, and was supplemented by his sister, of leaders with cross-cultural experiences that inform
Caroline. Caroline was an artist who portrayed the faces their commitment to global citizenship in their personal
and habits of diverse ethnic peoples in Europe, Africa, and professional lives. In addition, it is hoped that this
and Central and South America. The intent of the Van fund will increase the diversity of countries represented
Everas was to share their good fortune by giving support in the student body of the Webster St. Louis campus.
to selected charitable, educational and cultural causes
that serve significant needs of society.

The Warren C. Knaup Memorial Endowed The Sisters of Loretto Founders Endowed
Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Established June 2005 by Marianne Knaup '67 Established March 1989 by Marianne Knaup, Betty Mueller, Lillian
Keupper, Mary Ione Berry, Doris Federhofer, Marie Markowski, Mary
Eligible: Undergraduate Joan Kenny, Marilyn Mier, Annie Esther Stevens, SL, Barbara Ann
GPA: Open Barbato, SL, Audrey Dietrich and Margie Dougherty
Major: Open
Nationality Prefence: U.S. Citizen Eligible: Junior or Senior
GPA: Open
The estate of Warren Knaup established The Warren C. Major: Open
Knaup Endowed Scholarship through the guidance of his Age: 25+
wife, alumna Marianne Knaup ’67, who has served as a Gender: Female
University Trustee. Friends have also supported the fund
to recognize Warren’s belief in education and his lifelong The Sisters of Loretto founded Webster College in 1915
support of the University. with a vision of educating Catholic women. The Sisters
placed Webster on the cutting edge of higher education
The Lawrence Jehling Endowed Scholarship Fund with their determination to promote their standards with
for International Students moral courage. Alumni established The Sisters of Loretto
Founders Scholarship Fund to honor the Sisters of Loretto
Established October 2011 by Lawrence Jehling as the founders of Webster University. The scholarship is
awarded to women 25 years of age or older whose
Eligible: Undergraduate education has been interrupted.
GPA: Open
Major: Open The Tribute Endowed Scholarship Fund
Nationality Preference: Non U.S. Citizan
Eligible: Open
The Lawrence Jehling Endowed Scholarship Fund for GPA: 3.0 Undergraduate/3.5 Graduate
International Students is established to provide under- Major: Open
graduate scholarships in support of qualified interna-
tional students. The Tribute Endowed Fund was established as a collection
vehicle for gifts intended to honor and/or perpetuate the
memory of donors’ loved ones. In all cases, the donors

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS The Dr. Elizabeth J. & Arthur Serapin Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
wish is to pay tribute to their loved ones through
providing scholarship support to Webster University Established March 2004 by Elizabeth Jane Serapin
students.
Eligible: Part-time Undergraduate or Graduate
The Gregory Hampton Leadership GPA: 3.0 Undergraduate, 3.5 Graduate
Scholarship Program Major: Open
Nationality Preference: U.S. Citizen (no dual citizanship)
Established May 2014 by Gregory H. Hampton Charitable Fund of Other: Prefer single parent
the Greater St. Louis Community Foundation
This scholarship is established by Webster University to
Eligible: High School Senior from St. Louis region perpetuate Arthur and Elizabeth Serapin’s memory and
GPA: Open propel the academic achievement of degree-seeking
Major: Open single parent students.
Minority Preference: Student must increase the diversity of the student
The Ted & Gail Hoef Endowed Scholarship Fund
population
Established February 2003 by Ted F. Hoef
Other: Recipients will demonstrate leadership potential at the college
level. Preference will be given to first-generation college students. Eligible: Sophomore, Junior or Senior
Renewable for up to three years.
GPA: Open
This scholarship exists to increase the diversity of the
student population from the St. Louis region. Recipients Major: Open
will have demonstrated potential for leadership at the
college level and will be encouraged to extend those Other: Employed by University & engaged in student activities
leadership skills in service to the Multicultural Center
and the International Student Affairs Office, its Webster This scholarship is established through estate giving,
successor entity or other student organizations at commemorating Ted’s long Webster tenure as Dean of
Webster University. Students. Through this association the Hoefs have observed
that campus life can be diminished for those students
The Edward J. Powers Memorial Endowed whose financial circumstances required long hours of
Scholarship Fund employment. They intend that students receiving this
scholarship will be required to work fewer hours and thereby
Established October 1997 by Marie Powers Covell and Robert E. be able to more fully participate as a student leader in
Sontag campus activities, thus contributing to a comprehensive
education and positively affecting the quality of student life at
Eligible: Undergraduate Webster.
GPA: 3.0
Major: Open The Marianne Dickhaus Knaup Endowed Scholarship Fund

This scholarship is established by Marie Powers Covell Established May 2014 by Kathianne Knaup Crane, Stephen Knaup,
to perpetuate the memory of her father. James Knaup, Mary Jo Knaup Crosby and friends of Marianne

The Webster University Student Government Eligible: 2 years completed towards Undergraduate degree
Association Student Leadership Scholarship Fund
GPA: Open
Established February 1999 by John J. Ginsburg
Major: Open
Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 Campus: St. Louis
Major: Open
Other: Adult leaners, demonstrate financial need, education has
This scholarship is established by the Webster been interrupted, graduate of a metro Saint Louis high school
University Student Government Association to recognize
student leaders and to promote academic excellence This scholarship was created in memory of Marianne
found in such student leaders. Dickhaus Knaup ‘67, a nontraditional student, who
described Webster as a cutting-edge school, providing
relevant, timely education and community service. She
said, “I believe very much in the type of education that’s
offered here. Webster created thinkers.” This scholarship

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS “I am interested in informing
people about the effects
honors the generous support she and her husband of technology through my
Warren gave during their lifetimes to eight other scholar- artwork. I do this by
ship funds at Webster to ensure access to a Webster
education for other students. “transforming materials so
that they distort reality the
The Sam and Marilyn Fox Endowed Scholarship Fund same way our personalities
are distorted when we
Established November 2012 by Sam Fox and Marilyn Fox portray ourselves online.
”I create this artwork because
Eligible: Undergraduate I want to challenge the way
GPA: Open people think about technology.”
Major: Open
Evan Smith, BFA 2016
This scholarship is awarded to deserving under-
graduate students with unmet financial needs and it
should enhance, rather than replace, other financial
assistance to which the recipient is entitled.

The Robert E. and D. Jean Powell Memorial Endowed
Scholarship Fund

Established August 2015 by Elizabeth J. Stroble and Paul E. Stroble

Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: Open
Major: Open
Gender: Female
Special Interest: Areas of leadership, diversity and inclusion

This scholarship is established by Drs. Elizabeth (Beth)
and Paul Stroble in memory of Beth’s parents. Bob and
Jean met as pen pals during WWII, after which they
married and moved to Wyoming and then Chicago for
post-war employment. Bob drilled artesian wells before
going into business as an independent home renovation
contractor. Jean returned to work in the banking industry
when Beth and her brother Pat were both in school. She
advanced in the bank, ending her career as President
and Director of the Heritage 1st National Bank. Their
lives evidenced a willingness to take risks, work hard,
and give generously to their family, church, and com-
munity. Not college graduates themselves, but Bob and
Jean championed educational opportunities for others,
advocated for the underrepresented, and took pride in
Beth’s educational and career accomplishments.

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College of Arts & Sciences
Scholarships

The Peggy Fay & Walter Kramer Endowed Science The Rosita Endowed International giving@webster
Scholarship Fund Languages Scholarship

Established December 2006 by Peggy F. Kramer '45 and Walter J. Established February 2010 by Consuelo E. Gallagher
Kramer
Eligible: Undergraduate
Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer GPA: 3.0
GPA: 3.0 Major: Open
Major: Science with a Chemistry preference Other: Languages (non-native)

“... I want to offer to a deserving student the opportunity Consuelo E. Gallagher taught Spanish language and
I received at Webster ... I never could have continued culture at Webster from 1945 until her retirement
my education if I hadn’t been awarded a scholarship to in 2004. She created and directed the English as a
Webster College. The major in my Arts & Science degree Second Language program to benefit international
in 1945 was chemistry and led to my work as an analyti- students. Her dedication, philanthropy, and affection
cal chemist at Monsanto Chemical Company. Webster are woven into the fabric of Webster’s history. Consuelo
then and now has had a great influence on my life [...] I established this scholarship through a deferred estate
hope the student receiving help from this scholarship gift in memory of her mother, Rosita, to promote the
will choose an area of science that will prove most study of Spanish, French and German languages.
interest-ing and exciting in a career choice and life, as
well as prove beneficial to society.” – Peggy Fay Kramer The Gordon Forsyth Scholarship Fund
'45
Established December by James G. Forsyth III
The William HuddlestonBerry Memorial
Endowed Scholarship Eligible: Junior or Senior
GPA: 3.3
Established July 2006 by Jon Atkinson and Linda Woolf Major: Open
Eligible: Junior or Senior
GPA: Open Gordon Forsyth was a leader, a doer. A member of Webster’s
Major: Behavioral Sciences Board of Trustees, his favorite expression was, “Let’s get
the job done.” A 1985 Board resolution reads in part: “It
This scholarship was established to perpetuate may be fairly said that Gordon Forsyth aimed always, in
William’s memory and to promote the study of the large and small things, to achieve for the University what
behavioral sciences at Webster University. is good and honorable. His virtues were moral, intellectual,
and practical. ... [H]is personal imprint will be on Webster
The James R. & Consuelo E. Gallagher University into the 21st century.”
Endowed International Scholarship
The Class of 1959 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Established February 2010 by Consuelo E. Gallagher
Established July 2000 by Clare Heyne, Martha Armes, Elena
Eligible: Undergraduate Sandoval O’Connell
GPA: Open
Major: Languages (non-native) Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.5
Consuelo E. Gallagher taught Spanish language and culture Major: Open
at Webster from 1945 until her retirement in 2004. She Gender: Female
created and directed the English as a Second Language
program to benefit international students. Her dedication, In appreciation of the value of their educational experi-
philanthropy, and affection are woven into the fabric of ences at Webster University, members of the Class of
Webster University’s history.

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS The Nancy Powers Pritchard Endowed
Creative Writing Scholarship
1959 established this endowed scholarship fund to
promote the study of Arts and Sciences. Annual scholar- Established December 2006 by Nancy Powers Pritchard, '93
ships are awarded to female students in the College
of Arts and Sciences at the Webster Groves, Missouri Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer
campus of Webster University. GPA: Open
Major: Literature or Language
The University Lane Foundation Endowed Campus: Webster Groves
Scholarship Fund
“[W]hen my youngest child started college, I did too. My
Established August 2000 by Anonymous Donors time at Webster was transforming… In the Creative
Writing program I was encouraged to write honestly, not to
Eligible: Junior hold back but to write to the heart of the matter. I learned
GPA: 3.0 more than technique: I learned who I was and what I was
Major: Religious Studies capable of...I want this scholarship to provide other
Other: Study Abroad Assistance aspiring writers - of any age - the opportunity I had to
achieve my dreams.” - Nancy Powers Pritchard, BA ‘93
In August 2000, anonymous donors established The
University Lane Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund The Charles S. and Patricia Drew Endowed Scholarship
to benefit a junior Religious Studies major. Each year a
deserving student receives support to travel abroad for Established October 1997 by Charles Drew and Patricia Ann
the purpose of enhancing his or her studies. Hellerud Drew

The Marianne E. Gleich, BA’66 and Peter A. Gleich Eligible: Undergraduate
Endowed Scholarship Fund for the French Language GPA: 3.0
Major: Environmental Science
Established December 2011 by Marianne E. Gleich and Peter A. Gleich
Patricia and Charles S. Drew, Jr. were longtime supporters
Eligible: Undergraduate of Webster University. Charles served on the Board of
GPA: 3.0 Trustees and as Chairman of the Daniel Webster Society
Major: French Board. They established The Charles S. & Patricia Drew
Endowed Scholarship to promote the study of environ-
Marianne Gleich ’66, majored in the French language at mental studies. Charles passed away in 2004 shortly
Webster University and taught high school French in the after the dedication of the Emerson Library Archives,
Lindbergh School District until her retirement. Peter A. named in memory of his grandfather, the Very Rev. Sir
Gleich was engaged with international business throughout George Adam Smith, D.D., Chaplain to Kings.
his career at Sigma-Aldrich. The Gleichs established
two scholarships at Webster University that represent The Sister Mary Mangan Scholarship
each of their college majors – The Marianne E. and
Peter A. Gleich French Language Scholarship and The Established March 1996 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67
Marianne E. and Peter A. Gleich International Business
Scholarship. Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0
Major: Politics, Government, Law or History

Sister Mary Mangan graduated from Webster College in
1935 and went on to earn graduate degrees in history
and political science. She was the first Webster faculty
member to teach at our Geneva Campus. Awarded pro-
fessor emeritus status in 1979, Sister Mary continued
to teach international and African-American politics until
1998. She earned the Outstanding Educator in America
Award in 1972 and the Webster University Declaration

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS The Joanne Dueber Fogarty Endowed Scholarship

of Merit Award in 1997. Sister Mary died in 2007, but her Established August 2007 by Joanne D. Fogarty, BS '57
legacy lives on through this endowed scholarship fund,
which was created by donors to honor Sister Mary’s work Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer
in teaching history.
GPA: 3.0
The Taymor & Idris Flower Endowed Scholarship Fund
in Nursing Major: Sciences

Established October 2013 by Susanne M. Flower, BA '78 "The education that I received at Webster College was made
possible by a scholarship. I was able to complete a degree in
Eligible: Undergraduate Biology and Chemistry and to work in the fields of clinical
GPA: 3.0
Major: Nursing chemistry and biomedical research through the generosity of
the Sisters of Loretto and donors unknown to me. The
Susanne and Jerry Flower and Webster University estab- education I received has immeasurably improved my life and
lished the Taymor & Idris Flower Endowed Scholarship in
support of the BSN in the Department of Nursing, College promoted many lifelong interests. In order to allow future
of Arts & Sciences. students at Webster University to have the same opportunity, I
wish to endow a scholarship [so that] students will use their

education to improve their lives, promote the welfare of others
and contribute to the education of future students at Webster
University." - Joanne D. Fogarty, BS '57

The Webster 1970s Era Endowed Scholarship The Harry J. Cargas Endowed Scholarship

Established May 2014 by Eve Coulson, BA '73, Joseph M. Noelker, BA Established September 2000 by Millie Cargas and the Cargas family
'74, David Alan Boonshoft, BA '75, Michael H. Goldberg, BA '72,
Richard H. Fox, BA '76 and Nancy Edmonds Paull, BA '80 and Eligible: Undergraduate
other members of the Classes of the 1970s
GPA: 3.0
Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate
Major: Human Rights
GPA: 3.0 Special Interest: Interest in human rights, global citizenship, international

Major: Open The Fund is established by Dr. Cargas’ family to perpetu-

Campus: Webster Groves ate the memory of Professor Emeritus Cargas and promote

The 1970’s Era Alumni Group (classes of 1970- 1977) the study of Human Rights at Webster University. Professor
saw community-building and engagement as a way to Cargas was a member of the English Department from
meet challenges locally and globally during their days at 1970 until his death in 1998. He was a scholar and an
Webster. Many took an awareness of the power of community athlete; a devout Catholic who was respected in the Jewish
into their careers and it informed their approach to shaping community for his work on the Holocaust; a grizzly guy with
their workplaces and even the organizations they created a heart of putty; a family man who recognized his
themselves. In this spirit, the 1970s Era Alumni Group connections to his community and to his God. He was a
has established this scholarship to recognize and support distinctivepresence on the St. Louis campus and was the
future Webster students who have shown initiative, creativity author of more than 2,500 articles and 32 books, including
and leadership in community building and engagement. Conversations with Elie Wiesel, Religious Experience and
Process Theology, and Daniel Berrigan and Contemporary
The Gary D. Clark Endowed Scholarship for Nurse Protest Poetry. He counted Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel
Anesthesia among his friends.

Established January 2013 by Gary D. Clark He was well known to St. Louisans for his 25 years of radio
Eligible: 1st year students in program broadcasts on KWMU radio and was a recognized public
GPA : 3.5 speaker, having lectured in eight foreign countries and at
more than 40 U.S. colleges and universities. Harry was
Major: Nurse Anethesia Program awarded the Human Rights Award from the United Nations
Other: Core values, Director/Chair to select with faculty Association, the Eternal Flame Award from the Anne Frank
Institute and the Tree of Life from the National Jewish
This scholarship will be awarded to a student in the Nurse Fund. In 1980, Harry was appointed by President Carter to
Anesthesia program who satisfies all academic and be one of the original members of the U.S. Holocaust
clinical program requirements. The awardee must Memorial Council.
demonstrate the four core values of the program:
Leadership, Research, Excellence in Clinical Practice and Webster University Scholarship Guide 14
Life Long Learning.

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS The Michael J. Salevouris Endowed Scholarship Fund
for History
The William J. Oetting Endowed Scholarship
Established June 2012 by Debra Mack Larson and Allen Larson,
Established September 2002 by Marie Oetting Amy Lorenz-Moser, BA '97, Jennifer Jezek-Taussig, MA '96, Matthew
Brockman, BA '91, Michelle Ann Deeba, MAT '97, Daniel C. Hellinger,
Eligible: Sophomore, Junior, Senior or Graduate Michael Salevouris, Peggy Brockmann, BA '84, MA '89 and Ted Hoef
GPA: 3.5
Major: Open Eligible: Junior or Senior
Nationality: U.S. Citizen
Special Interest: Music Participation GPA: 3.0

The Oetting family established this scholarship to Major: History
perpetuate the memory of William Oetting, who joined
the Webster University Board of Trustees in 1985, and This scholarship celebrates and reinforces the legacy of
in 1986, took a lead role in founding the Daniel Webster Dr. Michel J. Salevouris, professor of European History.
Society, serving on its board until his death in 1994. His Known for his depth of knowledge, engaging lectures,
commitment to Webster was honored with two flower- and wry sense of humor, his students remember their
ing crabapple trees on the Priest Center grounds, with days at Webster with great fondness due to his car-
plaques reading: “Accept the labors of a faithful servant ing and exacting approach to their education and his
and grant him thy peace. To him is the honor and love of concern for and interest in them as people that he
those who follow.” shared for over 40 years. Students who display schol-
arly seriousness in historical inquiry shall be the proud
The Class of 1963 Endowed Scholarship Fund recipients of the Salevouris Scholarship.
Honoring the Pioneering Spirit of the Sisters of
Loretto The Paul E. Stroble, Sr. and Mildred Stroble
Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Established April 2010 by Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin, Lyn Magee,
Cynthia J. Muth, Gloria Robb Wells, Alice Lee Main, Patricia A. Established June 2013 by Elizabeth Stroble and Paul Stroble
Appleton, Mary Judith Christl, Nancy Ann Carlson, M. Cherie Haitz,
Mary Ann Hannon, Patricia S. McCraken and other members of the Eligible: Full-time or Part-time Undergraduate Transfer
Class of 1963.
GPA: 3.0
Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 Major: Open
Major: Open
Gender: Female This scholarship was established by Drs. Elizabeth and
Other: Family income at/under 80% U.S. median Paul Stroble in memory of Paul’s parents, who spent
most of their lives in the Vandalia, IL, area near St.
The Webster University Class of 1963 Endowed Louis. Paul served in World War II in the 921st Field
Scholarship honors the pioneering spirit of the Sisters Artillery Battalion, the 96th Infantry Division, U.S. Army.
of Loretto who have been instrumental in advancing He worked as a truck driver for 40 years and as a
their mission to meet the unfulfilled educational needs school bus driver after retirement. Mildred was a school
of women and other undeserved populations. teacher while Paul served overseas, and later she
worked in retail until the birth of their only child. She
also worked as a tour guide at the Vandalia Statehouse
State Historic Site. Both Paul and Mildred took great
interest in Vandalia’s history as the second capital
of Illinois, where both Abraham Lincoln and Stephen
Douglas launched their political careers. Not college
graduates themselves, they encouraged and supported
their son Paul as he pursued his baccalaureate and
graduate education. - Dr. Paul Stroble

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS

The Winifred Armes Memorial Endowed Scholarship The Arthur M. Sandler Endowed Scholarship

Established July 2014 by Martha Armes '59 Established August 2008 by Vicki Woods

Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate Freshmen Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 GPA: 3.0
Major: Open Major: Human Rights
Campus: Webster Groves
This scholarship was established to perpetuate the
This scholarship was established by Martha Armes ‘59 memory of Professor Arthur M. Sandler and promote the
in tribute to her sister Winifred, who had no opportunity study of Human Rights at Webster University. Professor
to attend college in 1937 when she graduated from high Sandler was a member of the Philosophy Department
school. She went into a business school to learn typing from 1970 until his death in 2008. In the 1980s, his
and shorthand to have a skill “appropriate for a woman in work for human rights in Central America inspired him to
the workplace.” She fell into a job in Fort Knox, Kentucky create Webster’s highly successful human rights cur-
several years before World War II where she quickly rose riculum, including the first undergraduate major in Human
as a civil servant to become secretary to the general Rights in the U.S. This scholarship honors Professor
in charge of the expansive hospital. She retired in the Sandler’s desire to support students willing to combine
1980s, still active with family and friends. Winnie was an serious study with concrete action to build a more just
avid reader and carried a notebook in which she wrote global society.
interesting quotes and lines of poetry. In her own way,
she studied the broad interests of liberal arts majors. In The Veronica A. Deutschmann Billings Endowed
Martha’s words, “she was a kind, generous, faithful and Science Scholarship
beautiful sister and I hope that her scholarship can fall to
someone each year who will discover the rewards of the Established December 2010 by Louis Deutschmann
arts, literature, sciences and critical thinking.”
Eligible: Sophomore, Junior or Senior
The Reta Madsen Endowed Scholarship GPA: 3.0
Major: Chemistry
Established October 2007 by Markus Trice, BA '75
Veronica A. Deutschmann received a full scholarship
Eligible: Sophomore, Junior or Senior to Webster College from the Sisters of Loretto, which
GPA: 3.0 allowed her to earn a degree in chemistry. Her years at
Major: English Webster were a blessing that brought life-long
friendships and instilled a deep conviction regarding the
This scholarship was established to honor Dr. Reta priceless role education plays in the overall development
Madsen through English Department faculty members of an individual. In a spirit of gratitude, this scholarship
in recognition of her impact upon the lives of her stu- was created to provide deserving students with the hope
dents, her creation of the English Department and her that they may complete their course of studies at
contribution to the fabric of the University during her Webster and make a positive contribution to society.
30-year tenure. She is remembered for the brilliance of
her teaching and her fierce advocacy on behalf of her stu-
dents. Reta enacted her belief that the truth we tell each
other—through literature and in person—is the essence
of a conscious and productive life. The scholarship in her
name will provide practical means for sound intellectual
growth and the creative pursuit of truth.

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS The Will and Hellen Carpenter “Late Bloomer”
Endowed Scholarship
The Joan M. McDonald Endowed English Scholarship
Established September 2014 by Will D. Carpenter and Hellen
Established March 2007 by Joan M. McDonald, BA '05 Carpenter

Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer Eligible: Entering Junior Year

GPA: 3.0 GPA: Improved GPA from Freshman to Sophomore year

Major: English Major: Science or Biology preferred

The Joan M. McDonald Endowed Scholarship was Nationality: U.S. Citizen preferred
established by Joan M. McDonald through a deferred
estate gift to promote the study of English at Webster Other: Military students, veterans or children of veterans
University. Joan states: “As a young woman, I was
unable to stay in college due to financial constraints and When Freshmen arrive at Webster University to begin the
through the years regretted that I had been unable to great adventure of college life, there are several poten-
continue my higher education.  Therefore, after tial pitfalls that can cause major damage to the prog-
retirement, having the resources to re-turn to school, I ress of the new student. One is having attended a high
made the decision to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in school that did not adequately prepare that person for
English.  When I began classes at Webster University as the standards of Webster. Another potential obstacle is
a part-time, non-traditional student in the English the very bright student who coasted through high school
Department, I had initial reserva-tions as to whether an without having to exert much effort. Some are trapped
older student would be able to return to the world of by the inability to say “no”. “No, I can’t go out tonight; I
academia and succeed.  I needn’t have worried.  The have to study.” For this reason, we call our scholarship
experience was so positive and so exceeded my the “Late Bloomers” Scholarship, with the key criteria
expectations that achieving this late-life goal was one of being that person who made the greatest improvement
the best experiences of my life—always intellectually the sophomore year as compared to the freshman year.
stimulating and emotionally satisfying.  My fellow Will was a late bloomer at least three times during his
students were an incredibly energizing influ-ence, and the academic career. The first was illness; the second was
professors were consistently helpful and encouraging.  military service, and the third was changing his field of
With this scholarship, my hope is to help students study. We hope this scholarship will help those who,
pursuing study at Webster University’s English for any reason, are late bloomers. - Hellen and Will D.
Department attain their academic dreams and goals Carpenter
without interruption because of financial need.”

The Adelaide G. Heverly Welge English Scholarship

Established March 2000 by Isobel H. Mack

Eligible:
GPA: Open
Major: English

Special Interest: Parishioner, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church

Other: Commuter, resident of South St. Louis

When Adelaide G. Heverly Welge graduated from Altoona
(PA) High School in 1915, her principal encouraged
her to advance her education and helped her secure a
scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Welge
died in 1996 at the age of 100, leaving a legacy of
educational endowments in both Altoona and St. Louis.
Her nephew, Donald Mack, with help from Mrs. Welge’s
estate, established two scholarship funds at Webster
University, one in math and the other in English, for com-
muter students in St. Louis.

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS

The O’Hara-Carter-Burkhardt Family
Endowed Scholarship

Established March 2012 by Genevieve O’Hara

“The way that I plan toEligible: Freshmen or Transfer Student

GPA: Open

change the world with myMajor: Accounting or Political Science

It is the fond hope of Genevieve P. O’Hara to honor the

Webster degree is bothO’Hara Family by gifting a scholarship to who majors in

either political science or accounting.

“complex and simple. I plan"I would also like to honor my nieces Mary Ann Carter

and Mary O’Hara Burkhardt and her husband David
Burkhardt, Webster Class of 1996. My own connection to graduate with a degree
to Webster is through the Sisters of Loretto, those

wonderful women who are surely the salt of the earth." in acting. Theatre provokes

The Liberal Arts & Sciences and Education

Endowed Scholarship thought, it also touches
hearts. That is my main
Established March 1996 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67
and Warren Knaup

Eligible: Undergraduate

GPA: 3.0

Major: Liberal Arts, Sciences and Education goal in life, to open people’s
Preferred Nationality: American born

”eyes to social issues in

order to make this world a
better place.”

Raina Houston, 2016
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George Herbert Walker giving@webster
School of Business & Technology
Scholarships

The Anna Barbara Sakurai Memorial Endowed The Marianne E. Gleich, BA’66 and Peter A. Gleich
Scholarship International Business Scholarship

Established July 2012 by Carol Ann Schwab and Edward Established July 2015 by Marianne E. Gleich, BA '66 and Peter A. Gleich
Sakurai
Eligible: Open
Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate GPA: Open
Major: Open
GPA: Open
Marianne Gleich ’66, majored in the French language at
Major: Mathematics and Computer Science Webster University and taught high school French in the
Lindbergh School District until her retirement. Peter A.
Campus: Webster Groves Gleich was engaged with international business through-
out his career at Sigma-Aldrich. The Gleichs established
Anna Barbara Sakurai, BA ’63 was known for her two scholarships at Webster University that represent
infectious happiness. Colleagues say she represented each of their college majors – The Marianne E. and
the very best of Webster’s ideals and mission and that Peter A. Gleich French Language Scholarship and The
caring for others was most important to her, both in Marianne E. and Peter A. Gleich International Business
and out of the classroom. She joined Webster faculty Scholarship.
in 1963 as an instructor in the Religion Department, di-
rected the Master of Arts in Teaching program, and from The Anthony and Kim Thompson Endowed
1985 through 2010, taught and chaired the Math and Scholarship
Computer Science Department. Anna Barbara helped
bring the famed “Madison Project” to St. Louis, and she Established October 2001 by Anthony Thompson, MBA '88
and her beloved husband, Ed Sakurai initiated the St.
Peter and Paul service program, serving dinner to the Eligible: Graduate
needy one night a month; a Webster University project GPA: 3.5
that continues today. Major: Business
Preferred Minority: Minority
The Marianne S. Garavaglia Memorial Endowed
Scholarship Anthony Thompson, MBA ’88 and Kim Thompson are
committed to philanthropy, particularly scholarship
Established February 2013 by Anthony Michael Garavaglia, BA '94, BS '94 support for minorities. The Anthony and Kim Thompson
Endowed Scholarship at Webster University was created
Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate in appreciation of Anthony’s educational experience at
Webster in support of minority graduate students.
GPA: 3.0
The Christine Marie and Dana Charles Walker
Major: Open Endowed Scholarship

Campus: Webster Groves Established May 2015 by Dana Charles Walker DMGT '01

Anthony Garavaglia established this scholarship in Eligible: Open
memory of his mother, Marianne, who was unable to at- GPA: Open
tend college because of financial reasons. According to Major: Open
Tony, “When we were growing up she consistently told us
that education was the key to everything. People could Christine and Dana Walker’s motivation is to assist
take your house, your cars, your money but nobody could students with financial need to advance their education.
ever take your education. I will never forget her value The Walkers believe that this not only grows the poten-
and commitment to obtaining a stellar education…this
endowment will allow her commitment to education and
to Webster live on in her honor.”

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GEORGE HERBERT WALKER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS

tial and quality of life of the individual that receives the The Essman Family Charitable Foundation Endowed
scholarship, but also enhances the quality of life for Scholarship
society in general.
Established January 2008 by Alyn V. Essman
The Donald C. Huonker Jr. & Belinda M. Huonker
Endowed Scholarship Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0
Established February 2013 by Donald C. Huonker Jr., MBA '00 Major: Open
Preferred Nationality: St. Louis Resident
Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate Other: 1st Generation College
GPA: 3.0
Major: Open The Essman Family Charitable Foundation Endowed
Scholarship was established through deferred giving to
Donald C. Huonker Jr. & Belinda M. Hunoker Endowed promote the study of business for students who might
Scholarship Fund is established to further the educa- not otherwise have such an opportunity. Through this
tion of students in the George Herbert Walker School of scholarship, the Essman family hopes to share the
Business & Technology. values they acquired through a successful business
career and a career of community service.
The Joyce Garlick Peavy Endowed Scholarship
The Tyrone L. Thompson Endowed Scholarship
Established December 2007 by Joyce G. Peavy
Established February 2011 by Anthony Thompson, MBA '88
Eligible: Part-time Undergraduate or Graduate
GPA: 3.5 Eligible: Undergraduate
Major: Open GPA: 3.0
Campus: San Antonio Major: Open
Preferred Minority: Minority
Longtime director of the San Antonio Campus, Joyce is
originally from the State of Virginia. She was raised on This scholarship is established by Anthony and
a farm by a loving family with limited financial Kim Thompson in memory of his brother, Tyrone L.
resources. Her parents instilled in her the importance Thompson. The scholarship is intended to promote the
of obtaining an education. Joyce was helped by so study of undergraduate business.
many that she felt in return she should help others
achieve their educational goal. The Entrepreneurship Endowed Scholarship

The MOHELA Endowed Scholarship Established June 2014 by Harry Louis Staley, MA '98

Established February 2014 by MOHELA Eligible: Graduate
GPA: 3.5
Eligible: Graduate Major: Open
Campus: Ghana
GPA: 3.0 Preferred Nationality: Country or State on African continent
Major: Non-Profit Leadership
This scholarship is established to support graduate
MOHELA is committed to supporting the Walker School students enrolled in the George Herbert Walker School
of Business & Technlogy’s MA in Non-Profit Leadership. of Business & Technology.
The goal of the Non-Profit Leadership degree is to pre-
pare non-profit professionals to deal with the complexi-
ties and challenges on managing a non-profit organiza-
tion in current and future business environments.

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GEORGE HERBERT WALKER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS

The Lewis E. Johnson Business and Finance Endowed The Jerry Maguire Johnson Musical Theatre
Scholarship or Mathematics Scholarship

Established March 2014 by Lewis E. Johnson Established February 2010 by Lewis E. Johnson

Eligible: Undergraduate Freshmen or Transfer Eligible: Freshman or Transfer
GPA: Open GPA: Open
Major: Business or Finance Major: Mathematics or Musical Theatre
Preferred Nationality: U.S. Citizens
This scholarship was established by a deferred estate Campus: St. Louis area campuses
gift from Lewis E. Johnson to assist deserving Religious Preference: Catholic
students in pursuit of their goal of a career in Finance
or Business at Webster. Lewis has enjoyed a great Math and French major, Jerry Maguire Johnson, ‘48,
connection to Webster and throughout his married life relished her educational and extracurricular life at
to Jerry Maguire Johnson, ’48 and their close Webster College. She was class president and after
relationship with her college friends. graduation she and her husband Lew delighted in host-
ing many class reunions. A teacher, Jerry also had great
The Kelly C.Taylor Endowed Scholarship love for musical theatre, in her element whenever she
attended plays, from Broadway to her grandchildren’s
Established July 2015 by Barbara B.Taylor performances.

Eligible: Open The Francis and Pauline Lonsway Endowed
GPA: Open Scholarship Fund
Major: Open
Established October 2009 by Francis Anthony Lonsway
Other: In name of Kelly Crawford Taylor
Eligible: Graduate
The O’Hara-Carter-Burkhardt Family GPA: 3.5
Endowed Scholarship Major: Management or Leadership
Campus: Louisville
Established March 2012 by Genevieve O’Hara
This scholarship was established through a deferred
Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer estate gift to promote the graduate study of Management
GPA: Open and Leadership at Webster University’s Metropolitan
Major: Accounting or Political Science Louisville Campus. Francis and Pauline Lonsway began
their relationship and support of the mission of the
It is the fond hope of Genevieve P. O’Hara to honor the campus in the fall of 2005. The two have been engaged
O’Hara Family by gifting a scholarship to those who major in the graduate program through Francis’ teaching, his
in either political science or accounting. She would also efforts to introduce new ideas for courses and programs,
like to honor her nieces Mary Ann Carter and Mary O’Hara and through their involvement in developing and
Burkhardt and her husband David Burkhardt, Webster supporting alumni events.
Class of 1996. "My own connection to Webster is through
the Sisters of Loretto, those wonderful women who are
surely the salt of the earth." - Genevieve P. O'Hara

The Mitchelle L. Price Endowed Scholarship

Established February 2016 by Mitchelle L. Price, MBA '93

Eligible: Undergraduate student in the George Herbert Walker School of
Business & Technology

GPA: Open
Major: Open

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Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts
Scholarships

The Marita Woodruff Scholarship justice among the sisters she taught. ... I have chosen giving@webster
to create Sr. Felicia’s Scholarship in music at the
Established January 1986 by Marsha Mason, BA '64 Webster Groves Campus because of my own deep ap-
preciation for the many decades of joy both the Theatre
Eligible: Junior or Senior Conservatory and the Music Department have brought
GPA: Open to my life.
Major: Theatre
The Byron Grant Endowed Musical
Actress Marsha Mason, ’64 established this scholarship Theatre Scholarship
to honor the wonderful qualities Marita Woodruff, ’49
shared with her students. Marita once said, “Theatre Established July 2001 by Slayden Harris, Samuel B. Clark and
is absolutely the most exciting thing in the world to Byron Grant
participate in. It can enlighten you so much about his- Eligible: Junior or Senior
tory and what human beings are all about. You can learn
so much about other cultures and other periods while GPA: 3.0
you’re preparing a production, and there’s also a joy in
creating something and participating in something that Major: Musical Theatre
affects others in the way that theatre can.”
Byron Grant served as head of Webster University’s
The Allen Carl Larson Endowed Scholarship Musical Theatre Performance Program from 1982-2007.
Recipient of the Kemper Excellence in Education Award,
Established December 2009 by Ann Carole Gaspar, Carolyn Hewes Grant was an inspiration to his students and respected
Toft and Debra Mack Larson by colleagues both at Webster University and in
theatres across the U.S. Dr. Slayden Harris established
Eligible: Junior or Senior this scholarship to honor the accomplishments of
GPA: 3.0 Professor Grant and to advance the study of musical
Major: Instrumental Studies theatre.

Allen built a strong spirit of community and splendid The David Huffman Memorial Endowed Scholarship
orchestra noted for its dedication and high artistic
standards. Accompanying him in his work was his wife Established September 1999 by Phyllis Huffman, Alice Sargent
and muse, Debbie. Together they became a “power”
couple inspiring everyone connected with the orchestra. Eligible: Senior or Graduate
To reinforce Allen’s work, many friends and colleagues
who loved the orchestra and the Larsons endowed this GPA: 3.0
scholarship for talented student instrumentalists.
Major: Theatre Arts
Sister Felicia Corrigan SL Endowed Music Scholarship
David Huffman received a degree in Theatre Arts in
Established October 2008 by Ann M. Corrigan '70 1967 and went on to perform on Broadway, and in
television and film. He was an enthusiastic supporter
Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer of the Conservatory and the Loretto-Hilton Center until
GPA: 3.0 his untimely death in 1985 when he ran to assist the
Major: Music victims of an attempted break-in and lost his life in
the struggle. Family and friends, led by Alice and Peter
Ann Margaret Corrigan ’70 states: “My paternal aunt, Sargent, established this scholarship to perpetuate
Sister Felicia (Elizabeth) Corrigan, taught Sociology at David’s memory.
Webster College for about 25 years and had a pro-
found influence on raising the consciousness of social

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LEIGH GERDINE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIPS graduation she and her husband Lew delighted in host-
ing many class reunions. A teacher, Jerry also had great
The Donald O. Davis Memorial Scholarship love for musical theatre, in her element whenever she
attended plays, from Broadway to her grandchildren’s
Established June 2000 by Drew Byron Davis performances.

Eligible: Sophomore, Junior, Senior or Graduate The John H. Russell Endowed Conservatory
GPA: 3.0 Scholarship
Major: Jazz Studies
Established May 2015 by John H. Russell
Drew B. Davis and Bruce D. Davis established The
Donald O. Davis Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund Eligible: Undergraduate
for Jazz Studies in 1994 to perpetuate their father’s GPA: 3.0
memory and to promote the study of jazz. Major: Musical Theatre

The Gary Hubler Endowed Scholarship in Dance The Helen A. Hagen & Allison Webb Endowed
Music Scholarship
Established May 2015 by Gary Hubler
Established August 2008 by Helen A. Hagen, BA '44, MA '82
Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer
Major: BFA in Dance GPA: 0pen
Major: Music or Music Education
Gary Hubler stated, “It is my deepest hope that the
recipients will be as empowered, both personally and Helen Hagen established this scholarship through a
professionally due to their education here at Webster… deferred estate gift to honor her niece, Allison Webb, a
An advantage of a student attending a University to music educator. Miss Hagen said: “...I see Webster as
continue their education in the field of Dance is to get a life-changing force in the many communities it serves
the broader scope of the dance world present and past. around the world. As a 1944 graduate of the small
When a student knows there is financial support avail- women’s college Webster was then, I became a voice
able for them they there is less stress focusing on their from the bleachers cheer-ing the choices and changes
studies.” that developed the goals that made Webster a place
where long-term dreams are nurtured. At 88 I thought
The Joey Marshall Endowed Scholarship in it was time to come down from the bleachers and
Jazz Studies contribute to the life goals and dreams of aspiring
Webster students.”
Established April 2015 by Christine C. Marshall
The Jean Sinor Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 Established July 1999 by Kathryn Smith Bowers
Major: Jazz Studies
Eligible: Junior, Senior or Graduate
The Jerry Maguire Johnson Musical Theatre or GPA: 3.0
Mathematics Scholarship Major: Choral Music Education

Established February 2010 by Lewis E. Johnson Jean Sinor graduated from Webster University in 1968
and devoted her professional career to music education.
Eligible: Freshmen or Transfer The Jean Sinor Memorial Scholarship Fund was estab-
GPA: Open lished by Kathryn Smith Bowers in 1999 to perpetuate
Major: Mathematics or Musical Theatre Sinor’s memory and promote the study of music education.
Preferred Nationality: U.S. Citizens
Campus: St. Louis area campuses
Religious Preference: Catholic

Math and French major, Jerry Maguire Johnson, ‘48,
relished her educational and extracurricular life at
Webster College. She was class president and after

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The Jeffrey Struckman Scholarship The Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin Endowed Scholarship
Fund in Stage Management
Established October 2000 by Elizabeth R. Struckman and
Louis Struckman Established October 2000 by Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin, BA '63

Eligible: Full-time Junior or Senior Eligible: Junior or Senior
GPA: 3.0
GPA: 3.0 Major: Stage Management
Major: Costume or Scene Design
Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin earned a degree in speech and
Jeffrey Struckman, ’80 was a talented costume designer drama from Webster in 1963. Honoring her career as
who left a legacy of creative work as well as memories theatre stage manager and as a network television pro-
of his warmth, humor, and positive attitude. Family and grammer for ABC, NBC, Lifetime and Proctor & Gamble,
friends established The Jeffrey Struckman Memorial she received the Most Distinguished Alumna Award in
Endowed Scholarship to honor his memory after his 2001. Serving as a University Trustee, and for years
death in 1995. The scholarship is awarded to a full-time hosting Conservatory students as interns on her shows
third- or fourth-year student majoring in theatre with an in New York, Ms. Dwyer-Dobbin established The Mary
emphasis in costume or scene design. Alice Dwyer-Dobbin Endowed Scholarship Fund in Stage
Management.
The Leon Hicks Endowed Scholarship
The Mary Ellen Smith Memorial Scholarship in Music
Established July 2002 by Nancy Kranzberg and friends and col-
leagues of Leon Hicks Established November 2014 by Kathryn Smith Bowers

Eligible: Senior or Graduate Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate
GPA: 3.5 GPA: 3.0
Major: Art Major: Music

Leon Hicks, professor emeritus, dedicated 25 years Mary Ellen Smith was a talented singer, pianist, and
(1974 to 1999) to teaching art students at Webster organist. Growing up in Oklahoma City, she worked with
University. Friends and family established the Leon Hicks several exceptional music teachers who challenged her.
Endowed Scholarship Fund in his honor to promote the She persevered to complete her bachelor’s degree in
study of the visual arts. voice at the University of Oklahoma, despite the loss
of both parents and a graduate certificate in singing at
The Keith and Shelly Baizer “Say Yes to Art” Juilliard. Although only her oldest child, Kathryn Smith
ArtMart Scholarship Bowers, a Webster University professor emerita, pursued
a career in music, Mrs. Smith was happy to see all three
Established November 2005 by Keith Baizer of her children excel musically.

Eligible: Senior The Carole Gaspar Endowed Scholarship in
Vocal Performance
GPA: Open
Established December 2014 by Mary Noel Prince, Dee Ann Pavelka
Major: Art and Peter Gaspar

Locally owning ArtMart in St. Louis since 1952, “the Eligible: Full-time Junior or Senior
Baizer family has always adhered to the philosophy that GPA: 3.0
good things come to those who create, and their gener- Major: Vocal Performance
ous support of the St. Louis art community is legendary.” Campus: Webster Groves
Keith and Shelly Baizer established The Keith and Shelly Other: Passed or expected to pass sophmore candicacy
Baizer “Say Yes to Art” Artmart Scholarship in early
2005. It is available to art students in the Leigh Gerdine Professor Carole Gaspar has changed and enriched many
College of Fine Arts at Webster University. lives as a highly regarded vocalist, educator and mentor.

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Her success as a teacher is clear in the numbers of The Edward Chase Garvey Memorial Scholarship
her students who win awards in the annual National
Association of Teaching of Singing, her many students Established July 1980 by Edward Chase Garvey Memorial
who have been accepted in highly regarded graduate Foundation
programs, her many singers who have professional
careers including the Metropolitan Opera Company, Eligible: Open
and students who have been inspired by her example GPA: Open
to become successful voice teachers. Under Carole’s Major: Theatre Arts
leadership, Webster University’s vocal department has
become the one of the most highly regarded program in The Edward Chase Garvey Memorial Scholarship at
St. Louis and surrounding area. Webster University was created in 1980 by the Edward
Chase Garvey Foundation. The Foundation was estab-
The Sister Gabriel Hoare Scholarship lished in 1970 by Edward S. Garvey in memory of his
son, an Air Force pilot killed in World War II. Each year
Established March 1996 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67 the Garvey Memorial Scholarship is awarded to Webster
and Warren Knaup University students who demonstrate outstanding ability
in the Theatre Arts.
Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0 The Peggy Fossett Endowed Scholarship Fund for
Major: Art or Art Education Music
Nationality Preference: American born
Established February 2010 by Peggy Viehland Fossett, BME '66
Professor Emeritus of Art, Sister Gabriel Mary Hoare,
S.L. began her career at Webster University in 1963 Eligible: Undergraduate
as associate professor of art. She earned numerous GPA: Open
degrees, including a master’s in gerontology at Webster Major: Music
in 1983. Her commitment to the University continues Nationality Preference: St. Louis Resident
through many volunteer activities. Anonymous donors
established The Sister Gabriel Hoare Scholarship Fund The Peggy Fossett Endowed Scholarship Fund for Music
to honor “Sister Gabe.” at Webster University is established by the Peggy and
Steve Fossett Foundation to promote the study of music
The Rosemary Boehm Lough Endowed Scholarship to students in the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts.

Established June 1997 by David Robert Lough and John W. Lough, Jr. The Robert G. Slowiak Scholarship

Eligible: Open Established June 1980 by Raymond and Yvonne Slowiak
GPA: 3.0
Major: Open Eligible: Senior
GPA: Open
Rosemary Boehm Lough graduated from Webster Major: Design & Technical Production
College with a degree in English in 1939. Mrs. Lough
taught at Nerinx Hall for many years, where she won The Robert G. Slowiak Memorial Scholarship Fund was
the admiration of her students. In 1997, Jack and established in 1985 by Yvonne and Raymond Slowiak in
Lois Boehm established The Rosemary Boehm Lough honor of their son, Robert, who was a student at Webster
Endowed Scholarship Fund in the Leigh Gerdine College University at the time of his death. The Slowiaks wanted
of Fine Arts in her memory. to keep alive his great love of theatre and scene design
by creating a scholarship in his name. Each year, an
outstanding senior student in the Design and Technical
Production Program is selected to receive this scholarship.

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The TKT Endowed Scholarship peers, the faculty and the experiences in the theatre,
knowing he was receiving the foundation which would
Established April 1991 by Phillip Cappello, Rosalie Saputo, allow him to achieve his highest goals. On March 28,
Anthony T. Saputo and Lon W. Jackson 2011, Thomas’ life was cut short by cancer. His sister,
parents, family, many friends, and the theatre community
Eligible: Junior or Senior lost a caring, vibrant young man.
GPA: 3.0
Major: Music The Natalie Probstein Endowed Scholarship in Art

The TKT Scholarship Fund honors the memory of three Established May 2015 by Dorte B. Probstein, MA '07
former Webster students. Terry Jackson (bass) attended
Webster for several years before moving to Los Angeles Eligible: Undergraduate
to work as a professional musician. Kirk Cappello ’87 GPA: 3.0
(keyboardist and bandleader) earned a Bachelor of Music Major: Art
(Theory and Composition), and Tony Saputo ’84 (drums) Other: Lift For Life Academy in St. Louis, Missouri Graduate
received a Bachelor of Music Education (Instrumental
Music). These dynamic, gifted musicians toured with Reba This scholarship is given by Jim and Dorte Probstein,
McEntire—until a 1991 plane crash claimed their lives. MA ‘07 in honor of the high school graduation of their
daughter, Natalie, to honor her integrity, honesty and self-
The Walter Bowers Memorial Endowed Scholarship in lessness. Natalie’s graduation gift was to be a family trip
Music anywhere in the world. Instead, it was her desire that the
money be spent in a charitable capacity. Natalie believes
Established August 2010 by Kathryn Smith Bowers strongly that everyone should have the possibility of a
good education so we have no doubt she will be happy
Eligible: Ful-time Junior, Senior or Graduate with our choice of charity.
GPA: 3.0
Major: Music Education, Instrumental emphasis The Timothy Scott Barker Endowed Cincinnati SCPA
Scholarship
The Walter Bowers Memorial Endowed Scholarship in
Music Education is established by Dr. Kathryn Smith Established December 2014 by Timothy Scott Barker, BFA '90
Bowers to award full-time Music Education students with an
Instrumental emphasis to further their music education. Eligible: Undergraduate Freshmen
GPA: 3.0
The Thomas Carter Flueckiger Memorial Endowed Major: Acting or Musical Theatre
Scholarship Nationality Preference: U.S. Citizen
Other: Preferably a graduate of the SCPA in Cincinnati
Established November 2011 by Michael T. Nevens, Bryan E.
Flueckiger and Mary Ann Flueckiger This scholarship represents an outstanding balance of
passion, inspiration, dedication to craft and professionalism.
Eligible: Junior or Senior To be awarded to an incoming freshmen exhibiting talent
GPA: 3.0 and the desire to pursue a career in the performing arts.
Major: Lighting Design

This scholarship in lighting design was established
in memory of Thomas Carter Flueckiger. Thomas was
always fully engaged with life. In fourth grade, Thomas
discovered his calling in theatre and started learning the
ropes for light and sound work, working in community
theatre and crewing for the Fort Wayne Ballet Company
by eighth grade. By high school Thomas knew he wanted
a career in theatre and concert lighting. Life at Webster’s
Conservatory was everything to Thomas. He loved his

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The Suzy Shepard Endowed Jazz Scholarship films Mystic River, Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby;
other casting credits included Flags of Our Fathers and
Established July 1999 by Suzy Shepard Letters from Iwo Jima.

Eligible: Sophomore, Junior or Senior The Judy K. Meyer Scholarship Fund
GPA: 3.0
Major: Jazz Studio Established January 1981 by the Arthur B. Meyer and Donald
Nationality Preference: U.S. Citizen Strominger families

This scholarship was established by Dr. Suzy Shepard in Eligible: Senior
1985 to promote the study of Jazz in the Department of GPA: Open
Music. Dr. Shepard studied music at Webster University, Major: Theatre Arts
holds a doctorate in social work and understands the
value of music as therapy. It was her great love for mu- This scholarship was established by the Arthur B.
sic that inspired Dr. Shepard to create the jazz scholar- Meyer and Donald Strominger families in 1981, in Judy
ship fund. Meyer’s memory. Judy was a gifted acting student at The
Conservatory of Theatre Arts from 1974-1976. She died
The James Moroney Nigh Memorial Endowed in 1979 at the age of 23 from cystic fibrosis. “Judy’s
Scholarship in Opera incredible spirit was a major factor in helping us fight
her disease for many years,” said Dr. Strominger, who
Established January 2000 by Judith Rose Nigh served as her physician. “It is to that spirit, as well as to
her genuine talent as an actress, that this scholarship
Eligible: Junior, Senior or Graduate is dedicated.”
GPA: 2.75 Undergraduate, 3.0 Graduate
Major: Opera Studio The Markus and Barbara Trice Endowed
Scholarship Program
This scholarship was established by Judith Nigh MA ’88
to celebrate the memory of her late husband, Jim Nigh Established June 2009 by Markus Trice, BA '75
MA ’88, a respected and well-loved accountant in the
University finance office at the time of his death. The Eligible: Junior or Senior
scholarship also recognizes Alice Nelson’s work with the GPA: Open
Webster Opera Studio, and promotes opera study for Major: Theatre Arts
young people.
Other: African American preference
The Phyllis Huffman Delvecchio Endowed
Musical Theatre This scholarship was established to provide both
economic support to disadvantaged students in Webster
Established September 2006 by Jacqueline Wexler, Jules A. del University’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts and to establish
Vecchio and Matthew Grennan Huffman mentoring relationships between scholarship recipients
and younger students in order to enhance the academic
Eligible: Junior or Senior success and leadership potential of these students.

GPA: 3.0 The Monica M. Moore and David G. Fish Endowed
Scholarship in Music
Major: Musical Theatre
Established October 2005 by Monica M. Moore
This scholarship was established by Jules del Vecchio
and Jacqueline Grennan Wexler to recognize Phyllis Eligible: Open
Grennan Huffman del Vecchio, BA ‘66’s remarkable GPA: 3.0
career as a casting director and as a positive influence Major: Music
in developing young talent and her desire to support Other: African American
up-and-coming artists as such. Recognized nationally
as a Vice President for Casting for Warner Brothers and Monica M. Moore ’64 and David G. Fish establish this
worked with Clint Eastwood’s Malpaso Studios and the scholarship for students majoring in music.
Hallmark Hall of Fame, Phyllis cast the Oscar-winning

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The Music Endowed Scholarship The Peter E. Sargent Endowed Scholarship

Established March 1996 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67 and Established November 2002 by David P. Weiss, BA '75, John K.
Warren Knaup Nickel, BA '75, Miles Vesich, BA '74, Carrie Houk, BA '74, Sam
Eligible: Undergraduate Fleming, Michael R. Moody, BA '77, Michele Frein, BA '80, Mary
GPA: 3.0 Alice Dwyer-Dobbin, BA '63
Major: Open
Nationality Preference: American born or President Refugee Scholar Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.0
The John and Christy Nickel Endowed Scholarship Major: Lighting Design

Established July 2015 by John K. Nickel, BA '75 Peter Sargent began his career at Webster College
in 1966 as Technical Director and Resident Lighting
Eligible: Full-time Junior or Senior Designer. In 1967 he created The Conservatory of
GPA: Open Theatre Arts and became Chair of the Department of
Major: Costume Design Theatre and Dance in 1968. As Associate Dean, Acting
Dean, and now Dean, Sargent facilitated the merging of
It is because of the personal connections and the sup- the Departments of Art, Music, Theatre and Dance into
port and efforts of numerous Conservatory faculty when the College of Fine Arts. Webster University has grown
I attended Webster from 1971 to 1975 that Christy and both in size and acclaim, enjoying national and interna-
I are now in position to be able to offer support to the tional recognition as a leader both in performing arts
next generation of Conservatory Student Designers. The education and in general academics. Through the efforts
faculty in those formative years taught me about theater of a community of exceptional educators and the leader-
design and myself, but in particular Peter Sargent, Grady ship of Peter Sargent, the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine
Larkins, and Larry Miller all became mentors. Christy and Arts is one component of the University’s reputation for
I hope that because of this scholarship a deserving stu- excellence in education. In 2002 many friends, especially
dents will have the same opportunities that we have had. his former students, established this endowed scholar-
ship fund to honor Peter Sargent.
The Theatre Arts Endowed Scholarship
The Peter Sargent Endowed Conservatory Scholarship
Established March 1996 by Marianne Knaup, BA '67 and
Warren Knaup Established April 2015 by Laura Herring, BA '70 and
Eligible: Undergraduate Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin, BA '63
GPA: 3.0
Major: Theatre Arts Eligible: Open
GPA: Open
The Mueller-Russell Family Endowed Major: Open
Conservatory Scholarship
The Peter Sargent Endowed Stage Management
Established May 2015 by Mary Elizabeth Russell Scholarship

Eligible: Open Established July 2015 by Alice Sargent
GPA: 3.0
Major: Open Eligible: Full-time Junior or Senior
GPA: Open
The Laura Herring Endowed Conservatory Scholarship Major: Stage Management

Established May 2015 by Michael Herring This scholarship was established through a gift from
Peter’s family: his wife, Alice, and their daughters, Amy
Eligible: Open and Megan. This scholarship is to honor Peter E. Sargent,
GPA: 3.0 Dean of the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts and repre-
Major: Open sents his outstanding passion, inspiration, dedication to
craft and students, and professionalism.

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The Jenifer Lewis Endowed Conservatory Scholarship

Established February 2015 by Jenifer J. Lewis, BA '79

Eligible: Open
GPA: Open
Major: Open
Other: African American preference

My years at Webster College were vitally important to
my career as well as my ability to lead a fulfilling life.
Like many Webster students, I was the product of a
financially underprivileged environment and I struggled to
meet my financial needs. Fortunately, I was the recipi-
ent of a scholarship which helped me to provide for my
education. It is for this reason that I am establishing the
Jenifer Lewis Scholarship Fund for the benefit of African-
American students who are in need of, and to support the
purchase of, supplemental funds necessary to provide
for typical student needs such as books, a computer or
dormitory supplies.

It is my hope that recipients of the scholarship will feel
supported and motivated. I wish to demonstrate to
recipients that I, as well as others, stand beside them
in the pursuit of their education. I hope that the scholar-
ship is an incentive to both first-year and all students to
complete their education.

The Jerry Maguire Johnson Musical Theatre or
Mathematics Scholarship

Established February 2010 by Lewis E. Johnson

Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: Open
Major: Mathematics or Musical Theatre

Math and French major, Jerry Maguire Johnson, ‘48,
relished her educational and extracurricular life at
Webster College. She was class president and after
graduation she and her husband Lew delighted in hosting
many class reunions. A teacher, Jerry also had great
love for musical theatre, in her element whenever she
attended plays, from Broadway to her grandchildren’s
performances.

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School of Communications
Scholarships

Claudia Burris Endowed Media Communications The James H. Wilson II Endowed giving@webster
Scholarship Memorial Scholarship

Established February 2009 by Claudia R. Burris, MAT '99 Established December 2001 by Deborah B. Barber, Kevin M.
Grile, Scott Thomas Weidman, Evelyn Wilson and Althea Pryor
Eligible: Undergraduate
Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate
GPA: Open GPA: Open
Major: Open
Major: Photography preferred or Media Communications
Friends of Jim Wilson established the James H. Wilson
Campus: St. Louis II Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund to perpetuate
his memory and commemorate his years of service to
Other: Essay required television and print journalism in St. Louis. The scholar-
ship also honors Wilson’s love of film and education.
“Webster University means so much to me. Most of my
The Nancy Anne Underwood Scholarship
career as a photojournalist has been here and I would
Established December 1996 by David Don Underwood
like to help young students start their journalism ca-
Eligible: Junior or Senior
reers with the help of a scholarship. Since I am single, GPA: 3.4
Major: Photography
and have no children, I have sometimes asked myself
Nancy Anne Underwood graduated from Webster
what I will leave when I die. I want my life to have meaning University’s School of Communications in 1990. In 1993
her growing career in photography ended when she was
and to make a difference in the lives of others…It is tragically killed in a car accident. Her husband, David
Underwood ’88, established The Nancy Anne Underwood
very fulfilling for me to know that after I die, I will be Scholarship Fund to honor her memory. The scholarship
is awarded to junior or senior undergraduate students
helping talented students fulfill their dreams at majoring in photography.

Webster University.” - Claudia Burris, MAT ‘99 The Koplar Communications/Howard Stevens
Memorial Endowed Scholarship
(Established through a deferred estate gift)
Established June 1999 by Edward J. Koplar
The Elva Norman/Women in Communications
Memorial Scholarship Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: 3.5
Established December 1996 by Debra A. Carpenter and Major: Media Communications
Katherine S. Jenkins
Ted Koplar and Koplar Communications established
Eligible: Junior or Senior the Koplar Communications/Howard Stevens Memorial
GPA: Open Endowed Scholarship Fund in 1999 to perpetuate
Howard Steven’s memory and promote the study
Major: Open of media and communications in the School of
Communications.
Age Preference: 25+

Gender: Female

Elva Norman was a founding member and past presi-
dent of Women in Communications, a national organiza-
tion of professional women that was established in
1939. To honor her memory, The Elva Norman/Women
in Communications Memorial Endowed Scholarship was
created in 1996 to benefit female students whose educa-
tions have been interrupted and who are enrolled in the
School of Communications in their junior or senior year.

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SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIPS The Andrew Robert Schreiber Endowed Memorial

The Michael B. Bingman Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Scholarship Established February 2016 by Friends and Family of Andrew
Schreiber , BA '13
Established April 1998 by the Estate of Joseph F. Olszewski Eligible: Undergraduate or Graduate

GPA: 3.0
Major: Open
Eligible: Graduate
GPA: 3.0 Andrew was talented in and passionate about Animation. He
Major: Media Communications excelled at Webster and was fortunate to secure occupation
as a synthetic environment designer. He was known for his
The Michael B. Bingman Memorial Endowed Scholarship kind, generous and helpful nature and his infectious humor
Fund is established by Dr. Joseph F. Olszewski to perpetuate and smile. He left us too soon at the age of 27.
his friend’s memory and promote the study of Media
Communications.

The Bette Jane Wolff Schreiber Memorial
Endowed Scholarship

"I will change the world byEstablished September 2014 by Jack Schreiber

Eligible: Full-time Undergraduate Freshmen or Transfer

taking what I’ve learned atGPA: 3.0

Major: Open

Webster to better the lives ofCampus: Webster Groves
other in every way I can. InThis scholarship was created as a tribute to Bette

Jane Wolff Schreiber, ’47. According to her children, “In

my two years here at Web-addition to her husband of 60 years, her children,

grandchildren and great grandchildren, Mom had a

“ster, I have learned that youlifelong love affair with the school…. Mom remained an
active member of the alumni association for more than ”can be anyone you want to
65 years. She was always interested and excited to
watch as her alma mater grew and prospered into a global be; I am an international
university…Mom was always most grateful for the education business student taking a
she received at Webster and for the reinforcement of the class on European fairy ta les.
moral and ethical values it instilled. These were values she Webster fosters diversity.”
passed on to all of us, her children, and to those students
she educated as a teacher. She was very pleased that two Clara Obernuefemann, 2018
of her grandsons were Webster University graduates. At
the age of 88, she was present at graduation to watch as
one of them received his diploma.”

The Helen Cleary Hufker Memorial Scholarship Fund
for School of Communications

Established November 2014 by Barry E. Hufker

Eligible: Open
GPA: 3.0
Major: Audio Production

Barry Hufker stated, “Helen Cleary Hufker was a believer in

the value of education and made every effort for her

children to have the best she and my father, Eugene, could

afford. She supported our ambitions, especially mine in

music and audio. Her encouragement in music and science

led me to a career in audio production and education. From

our earliest years my mother taught us the importance of

equal opportunities for women. This scholarship is an effort

to make her ideals a reality in the audio industry. Webster University Scholarship Guide 31

School of Education
Scholarships

The Frances Olliges/Helen Engel Educational The Earl and Myrtle Walker Endowed Scholarship for giving@webster
Technology Endowed Scholarship the Practical Support of Webster University’s School
of Education Student Teachers
Established June 2008 by Ralph Olliges Jr.
Established September 2002 by Earl E. Walker
Eligible: Graduate
GPA: 3.0 Eligible: Open
Major: Educational Technology GPA: Open
Major: Open
“Both my mother and aunt only completed 8th grade, Other: Student Teachers
but they truly valued education. They lived during the
Great Depression, which meant that they had to work to This scholarship benefits those working in public
support their large family. My grandparents were immi- schools in the St. Louis area. [S]tudent teachers often
grants from Poland. My mother and aunt encouraged me finds it appealing to stay after class to help teachers
as well as my other siblings to be well educated. They and children. Some volunteer to stay, but most must
were truly pleased that I earned my doctorate! … I would leave the school for part-time paying jobs. This fund
like to honor my mother and my aunt’s memory and their serves to provide stipends for student teachers who
love of education by creating a means to help students work as teacher aides or tutors in the same school
today achieve their own dreams.” - Dr. Ralph Olliges where they are involved in course experiences.

The Edward L. Glotzbach Scholarship The Janice W. Wilson Endowed Scholarship

Established November 2003 by Edward L. Glotzbach Established August 2001 by Thomas R. Wilson and the Estate of
Janice W. Wilson
Eligible: Graduate
GPA: Open Eligible: Graduate
Major: Educational Technology GPA: 3.0
Major: MAT
Former Chair of Webster University’s Board of Trustees,
Edward L. Glotzbach spent his professional career This scholarship was established by a deferred estate gift
in the communications technology field. Ed joined from Ms. Wilson to benefit students enrolled in Webster
Southwestern Bell Telephone (SWBT) in 1970 and University's Master of Arts in Teaching program at the
advanced with SWBT, AT&T, and Bellcore. Ed served as Kansas City campus.
Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer
for SBC Communications, Inc. and as Vice Chairman of The Marilynne Bradley Endowed Fund for
Information Services Group. Upon his retirement, the Undergraduate Study Abroad
SBC Foundation established The Edward L. Glotzbach
Scholarship in his honor. Established October 2013 by Marilynne G. Bradley, MAT '75

The Chomeau Family Endowed Scholarship Eligible: Undergraduate
GPA: Open
Established May 1995 by Douglas B. Chomeau Major: Preference for School of Education student
Campus: Webster Groves
Eligible: Open
GPA: 3.5 This scholarship is established to help expand the
Major: Open horizons of students who wish to visit other countries in
Gender: Female (single mother) a cross-cultural journey and observe different ways of liv-
Preferred Nationality: US. Citizen ing and incorporate diversity and multicultural ideas into
their lives. This travel will cultivate thoughtful, effective
The Chomeaus established this scholarship to benefit leaders in our expanding international world.
single mothers who are full time or part time students
pursuing a degree program in the School of Education. Webster University Scholarship Guide 32

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS The Beatrice and David Kornblum Institute for Teaching

The Adelaide G. Heverly Welge Math Scholarship Excellence Endowed Scholarship

Established February 1995 by Isobel H. Mack Established August 1999 by Beatrice Kornblum

Eligible: Junior or Senior Eligible: Graduate
GPA: Open GPA: 3.0
Major: Math Education Major:
Special Interest: Parishioner, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church Other: Open
Other: Commuter, resident of South St. Louis Preference shall be given to those currently employed in teaching
Other: "at risk" children and those with financial need.
When Adelaide G. Heverly Welge graduated from Altoona Other: Awarded only to those actively involved in the Institute Programs.
(PA) High School in 1915, her principal encouraged her to Essay required
advance her education and helped her secure a scholar-
ship to the University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Welge died in Other: Three letters of reference
1996 at the age of 100, leaving a legacy of educational
endowments in both Altoona and St. Louis. Her nephew, Other: Interview with Institute director
Donald Mack, with help from Mrs. Welge’s estate, estab-
lished two scholarship funds at Webster University, one in The Beatrice and David Kornblum Institute For Teaching
math and the other in English, for commuter students in Excellence under the aegis of Webster University provides a
St. Louis. distinctive forum to carry out the mandates for excellence in
education that were embraced by Beatrice Kornblum in her
career as a teacher and will ensure her legacy to education of
the future through her founding contribution.

The Institute supports innovative education, program
development, community service and improved teaching and
learning with emphasis on economically disadvantaged
minority, immigrant and/or disabled (at risk) public school
children from the urban setting.

The program supports long-term professional development and
collaborative work among teachers and educational leaders
working together in teams to improve teaching and learning in
schools. These teams work with Webster University faculty in
collaborative action research projects and become mentors for
future Kornblum Scholars. The long-term goal is to provide a
lasting network of support for teachers and educational leaders
who engage in action research and reflective practice aimed at
improving teaching and learning for children who are
considered at risk.

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WAnenbusatlerScShoocliaertsyhips

giving@webster The Webster Society (WS) Annual Scholarship program level, are available for awarding in the academic year follow-
provides financial support for Webster University students ing the gift, and may be designated to students in any of
through individual donors who are interested in assisting Webster’s five colleges and schools. A donor may renew an
talented students. Annual scholarships begin at the $1,500 annual WS scholarship each academic year.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES The Susan Gay Burns Annual Scholarship

The Will and Hellen Carpenter Annual Scholarship Established January 2015 by Susan Gay Burns, MBA '94

Established April 2014 by Will D. Carpenter and Hellen Carpenter The Patricia and James Cook Annual Scholarship

The Marianne E. and Peter A. Gleich Annual French Established November 2013 by Patricia F. Cook, MA '78 and James Cook
Language
The Marianne E. and Peter A. Gleich Annual
Established June 2011 by Marianne E. Gleich, BA '66 and Peter A. Gleich International Business Scholarship

The Guerrerio Family Annual Arts & Sciences Established June 2011 by Marianne E. Gleich, BA '66 and Peter A. Gleich
Scholarship
The Lewis E. Johnson Annual Business Scholarship
Established June 2011 by Guerrerio Family Foundation
Established April 2014 by Lewis E. Johnson
The Ellen Maland Scholarship
The Patricia and Joseph Kapsar Scholarship
Established June 2012 by Ellen Maland, BA '70
Established June 2012 by Patricia P. Kapsar, BA '85, MBA '88
The Laura and Tom Rein Scholarship
The Anonymous Walker School of Business Scholarship
Established June 2012 by Laura O. Rein
Established June 2011 by Anonymous
The JoAnn Trog Annual History Scholarship
The Stuhlmann Family Annual Business Scholarship
Established August 2013 by JoAnn Trog, BA '89
Established June 2011 by Douglas M. Stuhlmann
The Louise Cougill Williams Annual Scholarship
LEIGH GERDINE
Established December 2014 by Gwyneth I. Williams COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

GEORGE HERBERT WALKER SCHOOL OF The Marilynne Bradley Annual Art Scholarship
BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY
Established June 2011 by Marilynne G. Bradley, MAT '75
The Mark Burkhart Annual Scholarship
The Rocky Carroll & Gabrielle Bullock Annual Acting
Established June 2014 by Mark E. Burkhart Scholarship

The Ashworth Family Annual Scholarship Established May 2014 by Rocky Carroll, BFA '85 and Gabrielle Bullock

Established December 2012 by Brian D. Ashworth, MBA '00 The Walter D. Edwards Annual Scholarship

Established May 2016 by Walter D. Edwards

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The Rocky Carroll & Gabrielle Bullock Annual Musical The James M. Ewing Memorial Scholarship
Theatre
Established December 2013 by Kate Ewing, BA '03, MA '03
Established May 2014 by Rocky Carroll, BFA '85 and Gabrielle Bullock
The Doris and Earl Federhofer Annual Communications
The Anonymous Fine Arts Scholarship Scholarship

Established June 2012 by Anonymous Established December 2012 by Doris Federhofer, BA '38

The Dorothy & Matthew Englis Annual Theater The David Garino Annual
Scholarship Communications Scholarship

Established June 2012 by Dottie Marshall Englis Established December 2013 by David Garino

The Carole Gaspar Annual Music Scholarship in Vocal The Ronald F. Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship
Performance
Established June 2012 by Jennifer Lynn Gerhardt, MA '06
Established June 2014 by Anonymous
The Kohlbecker Family Scholarship
The Ron Gibbs Annual Dance Scholarship
Established June 2011 by Todd R. Kohlbecker, MA '93 and Amy Kohlbecker
Established March 2014 by Ron Gibbs
The Martha and Joseph Ludewig Scholarship
The Sister Mary Alice Eugene Tighe Scholarship
Established December 2014 by Martha S. Ludewig, BA '79
Established December 2008 by Mary E. Bickel, BM '65
The Bette Jane Wolff Schreiber Memorial Scholarship
The Kevin Steincross Annual Scholarship
Established September 2014 by Jack Schreiber
Established May 2014 by Kevin Steincross
The Kathleen and Joe Schuster Annual
The Gary R. Wilson Dance Scholarship Communications Scholarship

Established June 2012 by Gary R. Wilson, MA '75 Established June 2012 by Joseph M. Schuster

The Michael Flanagan Scholarship SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Established June 2011 by Sara G. Manning, BA '67 and Kevin The Marilynne Bradley Annual Art
Manning, BA '67 Education Scholarship

The Nancy and Robert Klepper Annual Fine Arts Established June 2011 by Marilynne G. Bradley, MAT '75
Scholarship
The Jack and Dottie Brennan Annual
Established July 2014 by Nancy Klepper and Robert Klepper Education Scholarship

The Ellen Livingston Annual Scholarship Established June 2011 by Jack Brennan and Dottie Brennan

Established December 2014 by Ellen Livingston, MA '75 The Thomas and Marian Cornell Annual Scholarship
for the School of Education
The Tyler P. Olsen & Christopher Brenner Annual
Scholarship in Dance Established April 2015 by Thomas Gene Cornell and Marian Cornell

Established November 2014 by Tyler P. Olsen and Chris Brenner The Madeline & Ken Creehan Education Scholarship

SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS Established February 2014 by Kenneth P. Creehan, MA '06, MBA '08,
MS '10 and Madeline Creehan
The Jack and Dottie Brennan Annual
Communications Scholarship The Brenda and Terry Fyfe Scholarship

Established June 2011 by Jack Brennan and Dottie Brennan Established June 2011 by Brenda S. Fyfe

The Claudia Burris Annual Scholarship The Mary and Leonard Kirberg Scholarship

Established April 2010 by Claudia Burris, MAT '99 Established June 2011 by Mary C. Kirberg, MAT '74

The Rob and Emily DesHotel The Catherine and Don Marek Annual
Communications Scholarship Educational Scholarship

Established January 2014 by Robert J. DesHotel, BA '98 Established March 2014 by Catherine M. Marek, BA '71

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The Fredrick L. McKissack, Sr. Annual
Memorial Scholarship

Established September 2014 by Patricia C. McKissack, MA '75

“My international relationsThe Rob and Alice Sherwood Scholarship

Established June 2011 by Alice P. Sherwood, MAT '77

degree helps me understandUNIVERSITY-WIDE
the international communityThe Ricardo Falla Annual Scholarship

Established January 2015 by Ricardo Falla

better and what it means toThe Gleich Annual Study Abroad Scholarship

“help make a change. MyEstablished April 2014 by Marianne E. Gleich, BA '66 and Peter A. Gleich
The Shirley Bradley LeFlore Annual Scholarship global journalism degree

Established October 2013 by Webster BSA and Lylah LeFlore

The Nicole Roach Annual Scholarship helps with my communica-

Established April 2014 by Nicole Ninette Roach, BA '05, MA '06, MA '10

The Deborah and David Wehrman Scholarship

Established June 2011 by Deborah Grisham Wehrman, MAT '79 tion and writing skills which

are vital in getting a mes-

”sage or story out. By provid-

ing a voice to the voiceless,
we can empower humanity.”

Lara Hamdan, 2017
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Annual Scholarships

Grants from corporations, foundations, and community organizations have long been an important source of
annual scholarships for Webster students.

giving@webster The Boeing Company Scholarships for Minority and The Gregory Hampton Annual Leadership Scholarship
Female Business Students
Established May 2014 by Gregory H. Hampton Charitable Fund of
Established June 2011 by The Boeing Company the Greater St. Louis Community Foundation

Eligible: Sophomore, Junior or Senior Eligible: Full-time freshmen who is a high school graduate from the
GPA: 3.5 St. Louis region
Major: Business
GPA: Open

Major: Open

The Boeing Company established The Boeing Company’s Minority Preference: Student must increase the diversity of the student
Scholarship for Minority and Female Business Students population
to support Webster University students in the School of
Business and Technology. Other: Recipients will demonstrate leadership potential at the college
level. Preference will be given to first-generation college students.
Renewable for up to three years.

The Fox Family Foundation Scholarship This scholarship exists to increase the diversity of the
student population from the St. Louis region. Recipients
Established June 2011 by The Fox Family Foundation will have demonstrated potential for leadership at the
college level and will be encouraged to extend those
Eligible: Undergraduate leadership skills in service to the Multicultural Center
and the International Student Affairs Office, its Webster
GPA: Open successor entity or other student organizations at
Webster University.
Major: Open

Sam and Marilyn Fox established The Fox Family
Foundation in 1986 to allow them, their children, and
future generations the opportunity to carry on a family
tradition of philanthropy and community involvement.
The Fox Family Foundation Scholarship Fund at Webster
University provides scholarships for students who, for
financial reasons, might not otherwise be able to attend
Webster. Preference is given, but not limited, to current
and former members of Girls Incorporated.

The Buder Foundation Music Scholarship

Established June 2012 by The G.A. Jr. and Kathryn M. Buder
Charitable Foundation

Eligible: Open

GPA: Open

Major: Music

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Questions?

Found a scholarship you’d like to learn more about?
Unsure if you fit the requirements to apply and qualify?
Contact Webster’s Scholarship Office and we will get
you the answers that you need:

WEBSTER OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID:
314-968-6992 or 1-800-983-4623

Webster Hall 115
470 East Lockwood Avenue
Saint Louis, MO 63119-3194
U.S.A

OFFICE HOURS
Monday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. CST
Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CST

Found a scholarship that you want to support or want to
establish one that fits your giving goals?

VISIT
webster.edu/giving

CONTACT
The Office of Advancement
314-968-7148
[email protected]

Have you considered a future scholarship through your
will, other estate plans or a Webster Charitable Gift
Annuity? Contact Ken Nickless at 314-968-7146.

Loretto Hall, 4th Floor
470 East Lockwood Avenue
Saint Louis, MO 63119-3194
U.S.A

giving@webster
webster.edu/giving