Scholarships at Macomb Community College

The Association of Adjunct Faculty of Macomb Community College (AAFMCC) represents over 1,300 Adjunct Faculty at the college. On October 30, 2015 the AAFMCC Executive Board approved an annual $1,000 scholarship ($500 each fall and winter term) for one child of an adjunct instructor to take classes at MCC. • at least one of the recipient’s parents must be a full member of the AAFMCC and be on the current seniority list* • the recipient must be a resident of the State of Michigan • the recipient must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher • the recipient must be enrolled a minimum of a half -time load (6 credits or more) • scholarship includes the cost of tuition, fees, books and other MCC expenses

The Association of Adjunct Faculty of Macomb Community College (AAFMCC) represents over 1,300 Adjunct Faculty at the college. On October 30, 2015 the AAFMCC Executive Board approved an annual $1,000 scholarship ($500 each fall and winter term) for one (1) resident of the local community to take classes at MCC. • the recipient must be a resident of one of the following Counties: Macomb, St. Clair, Oakland, or Wayne • the recipient must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher • the recipient must be enrolled a minimum of a half -time load (6 credits or more) • scholarship includes the cost of tuition, fees, books and other MCC expenses

This scholarship is awarded to new or continuing students attending Macomb Community College. The award is to recognize academic achievement or potential in the academic program of Global Supply Chain Management. This scholarship was established by DTE Energy in honor of the retirement of Mike Chriss, Director of Corporate and Governmental Affairs at DTE Energy. must be enrolled in the Global Supply Chain Management program at Macomb Community College minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award awards are renewable by re-application each year, provided funds are available and the student meets the eligibility criteria awards are for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses, up to $500

This scholarship is awarded to new or continuing students attending Macomb Community College. The award is to recognize academic achievement or potential in the academic program. • to be eligible for an award, students must be enrolled in a degree, certificate, or transfer program at Macomb Community College. • minimum GPA 2.5 or higher • half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) • award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses, up to $1,000 • awards are renewable by re-application each year, provided funds are available and the student meets the eligibility criteria • Deadlines FALL: October 1st / WINTER: Feb. 1st

Established by Marie L. Santwire in memory of her husband, Otis M. Santwire, to assist deserving young people in furthering their education. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award 12 or more semester hours completed at time of award financial need (FAFSA required) half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference to Macomb County residents award is for tuition, fees and books preference to an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or the child of such a veteran discharge papers or proof of veteran status required with application one $500 scholarship awarded annually, based on funds available

Provides resources for youth to develop financial independence through education and assistance for those who transition out of foster care. Up to $2,000 available to those who qualify. admitted to Macomb Community College half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books between the ages of 17-21 and are/were under the care and supervision of the Michigan Department of Human Services on or after their 14th birthday enrolled in an academic program, Transitions Workshop, or the Center for Continuing Education. minimum high school GPA of 2.0 and maintain a 2.0 GPA once enrolled in a degree-credit program provide copy of eligibility letter from Department of Human Services Case Worker

The veteran of the United States (VOTUS) Scholarship was established by Sandi Jones in 2017, with gratitude and in memory of the family members who served during World War II: Robert B. Jones (US Army Air Corps), husband; Linton L. Lambert (US Army), father; Edward H. Henning (US Army), uncle; Ralph O. Henning (US Army), uncle; and Harold Gellert (US Navy), uncle; and to all who gave their lives so that we can sleep nights knowing we are free and safe. With thanks and in honor of Lawrence L. Lambert (US Air Force), brother, and to all active and veteran military who gave themselves, the people of Macomb salute you. The scholarship is available for veterans of the United States or for the spouses and/or children of deceased military members or veterans of the United States meeting at least the following criteria: half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more minimum GPA 2.5 (high school or college) award is for $1,000 per year for tuition, fees and books and other educational expenses applicants must provide a brief summary of their educational goals and how this scholarship will impact them

Established in honor of those faculty and staff members who have served the college for 50 or more years. Those recognized include Mustafa Munem and William Metz (2013); Louis Baltman and Richard M. Daugherty (2014); and Norman Cure and Shirley Glass (2016); Jim Jacobs and Thomas Cook (2017); Sylvia Polowniak and Donna Schouman (2019); and Steve Rybicki (2020). students who do not qualify for assistance through Financial Aid office half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 or higher student must write a brief essay on future goals award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Provides educational assistance to Macomb Community College students. full-time enrollment (12 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) award is for tuition, required fees, and books

The competitive award was established to honor the memory of Alexa Kraft, a student athlete on the Macomb Community College’s cross country and track teams. A committee of the Athletic Manager and other Athletic Department representatives will review the applications. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award current or graduating student athlete participating in a Macomb Community College sponsored NJCAA sanctioned sport letter of recommendation from a coach short biography and description of goals that student-athlete plans on attaining at Macomb Community College award is for tuition and fees students must be nominated by a Macomb Community College coach and meet the final criteria. For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/campus-life/athletics/index.html

Provides financial assistance to students returning to school for retraining or a career change. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and course-related expenses

Established to provide scholarships to students seeking to update skills or to train in a new field for re-entry into the job market. completed a minimum of 50 credit hours at an accredited college or university half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference to students with greatest financial need (FAFSA suggested) award is for tuition and fees renewable, based on application

Established in memory of Andrew (Drew) S. Meek who graduated from Macomb Community College in May 2001, with a 3.8 GPA. After barely graduating from high school and dropping out of a community college in Arizona, a belief in himself and motivation from instructors at Macomb propelled Andrew toward achieving academic success. Continuing his education at Michigan State University, Drew graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Drew eventually became a secondary education teacher in Social Studies where he instilled the value and love of learning in his students. Andrew passed away before ever achieving his full potential. He will always be remembered for his profound, thought-provoking conversations, his love of books, and encouraging others to get an education. This scholarship will be used to assist students who desire a post-secondary education but lack the funds to achieve their educational goals. minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award (high school transcript accepted for first year students) half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award provide a 250-word essay describing your financial challenges, why you are deserving of this award and how this award will help you achieve your educational goals must demonstrate financial need award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

Established in memory of Anthony DiFranco, a student assistant in the Macomb Community College science labs and alumnus of the College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award past or recent graduate of either L’Anse Creuse High School or L’Anse Creuse North High School selection based on financial need and academic performance award is for tuition, fees, books and course-related expenses

Created to honor the memory of Arlen James Lemke,Distinguished Macomb Community College Executive Director of Finance and Budget, this scholarship assists students majoring in business management or accounting, who represent Mr. Lemke’s same level of commitment and character. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award preference to Macomb County resident preference to students with financial need (FAFSA suggested) award is for tuition, fees and books brief biography stating educational and career goals completed a minimum of one semester at Macomb Community College

Established by the family of Arlington E. Pullins, this scholarship is designed to assist students who wish to pursue any number of arts disciplines, but more specifically, in the discipline of History. open to students pursuing a degree in Speech Communication, Humanities, or Social Science disciplines incoming high school and transfer students are eligible half-time (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award may be renewed each Fall, upon reapplication, as long as qualifications are maintained applicant must submit a 250-300-word essay, “What is the importance of understanding history, or any of the social science disciplines, with respect to your society”? award is for tuition, fees, books, and other college-related expenses

Established to provide financial assistance for Macomb Community College students who struggle to enter or return to education due to economic hardship, domestic violence, divorce, lack of spousal support, single parenthood, or difficult life-changing transitions. Also considered would be students re-entering the workforce after a period of no employment or under-employment and those seeking retraining. • half-time (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • must submit a 250-word essay describing how this scholarship will help the applicant overcome a challenge or difficult time in their life and how it will help them achieve their educational goals • award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses excluding room and board • Prior recipients may re-apply for the award each year, provided the student meets the criteria stated above

May be available to full-time student athletes participating on one of Macomb’s 7 intercollegiate teams and 2 club sports. All full-time student athletes should contact members of Macomb coaching staff for more information. Athletic Director, Bryan Rizzo 586.445.7119 or email: rizzob993@macomb.edu Men’s Basketball, Jim Twigg email: twiggj@macomb.edu Men’s and Women’s Cross Country contact Kim Renas email: renask@macomb.edu Women’s Basketball, Jay Ritchie email: ritchiej@macomb.edu Women’s Softball, Joe Cavataio email: cavataioj@macomb.edu Men’s Baseball, Joe Santilli email:santillij@macomb.edu Women’s Volleyball, Holly Plieth email: pliethh@macomb.edu

Established by the family of August and Margaret Cerku to recognize their lifelong commitment to higher education. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference to an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or to the child or grandchild of a veteran; discharge papers or proof of veteran’s organization membership required at time of application minimum GPA of 2.5 each semester of award preference to Macomb County residents award is for tuition, fees and books 12 semester hours or more completed at the time of the award financial need (FAFSA required)

Established by friends and colleagues of Barbara DeMara, CMA, who was an adjunct faculty member and long-time supporter of the Medical Assistant program at Macomb Community College. This scholarship was created to provide financial assistance to Macomb students interested in pursuing a career as a Certified Medical Assistant. • enrolled in the Medical Assistant Program • half-time (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • completed 12 credit hours or more at time of award • minimum GPA a 3.0 each semester of award • brief biography describing applicant’s educational goals • award is for tuition, fees, book, and other educational expenses • scholarship is renewable as long as criteria is met

Established in memory of Bart Fiumano, a dedicated counselor at Macomb Community College from 1968 to 2007, to provide scholarship assistance to students at Macomb Community College. Bart was committed to helping students throughout their journeys at Macomb: from career and interest exploration, to choosing appropriate coursework, and pursuing employment. He was largely responsible for the development of the Life Career Development Course (currently Life 1010). Through this scholarship, the Fiumano family continues Bart’s legacy of student service, helping students pursue their educational interests while working towards their long-term career goals. must be enrolled at Macomb Community College half-time enrollment (6 credit or contact hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award must submit a 250-word autobiographical essay describing career interest and goals, and what inspired these interest and goals preference given to students wishing to enroll in Life Career Development Courses, or who wish to pursue a career in higher education award is for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses

This scholarship was established by commercial contractor Barton Malow to provide financial support to a Macomb student studying in a construction-related field. It also provides an opportunity for a full-time paid internship opportunity. applicant must be enrolled in Construction Technology, Architectural Technology, Land Survey Technology, Civil Technology, or Applied Technology with a preferred interest in commercial construction. prefer leadership experience amongst peers through on campus activities, sports, community involvement, etc. half-time enrollment (6 credit or contact hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, books, and fees applicant must provide a 250 word essay about what their career goals in a construction related field If selected, the recipient of award is required to meet the following qualifications for Barton Malow’s internship program: – drug screening and criminal background check – available for a minimum of 12 weeks, full-time – have reliable transportation – willingness to travel

Honors the memory of Beatrice Perry, a community leader in New Haven, Michigan. The scholarship provides financial assistance to New Haven residents to help them achieve their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award attended at least one semester at Macomb Community College enrolled in an associate’s degree program New Haven resident financial need (FAFSA required) special consideration given to students who are unemployed or in need of training brief biography describing educational goals award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by Bill and Ildiko Knott, two former professors and MCCFO leaders, to recognize and encourage outstanding academic achievement. completed 24 semester hours in 1000 level or above courses at Macomb Community College at the time of application enrolled in an Arts & Sciences degree program minimum GPA 3.5 each semester of award brief essay of his/her goals in pursuing a degree in the Arts & Sciences letter of recommendation from a Macomb Community College professor full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by Bob Maxey Ford and Bob Maxey Lincoln to provide financial support to Macomb students studying in the Automotive Technology program. Bob Maxey Automotive has three dealerships and wishes to assist students with tuition and offer a gateway into their career in automotive repair at one of our dealerships. The technician career program provides tuition assistance and on the job training from excellent experienced technicians. The scholarship is open to full and part time students. enrolled in the Automotive Technology Program minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award 250-word personal statement to include information about themselves and why they want a career in automotive repair meet with Bob Maxey Ford/Lincoln to interview for potential open positions award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses The Dean of Automotive Technology program will lead the selection process which will include a representative from Bob Maxey Ford/Lincoln.

Established to assists students enrolled in the Respiratory Therapy program at Macomb Community College. • full-time enrollment in Respiratory Therapy program • successful completion of at least one semester of Respiratory Therapy classes at time of award • minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award • brief summary of educational goals in pursuing a career in Respiratory Therapy • award is for tuition, fees and/or books

Established by Sharon and William Caldwell, in memory of their son, Brian, to provide financial assistance to Product Development students enrolled in an internship at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award enrolled in internship program award is for tuition, fees and books preference to students with financial need (FAFSA suggested) brief summary of applicant’s educational goals in chosen field

Established by Brose Jefferson to provide financial support to a Macomb student studying in the Automated Systems Technology Mechatronics programs. This scholarship is open to both degree and certificate students. enrolled in Automated Systems Technology Mechatronics programs. meet with Brose Jefferson to interview for potential open positions full-time enrollment (12 or more credits or contact hours ) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award student must provide a 250 word personal statement to include information about themselves and why they want a career in manufacturing award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

This scholarship was established by the Forging Industry Educational and Research Foundation to provide financial support to students enrolled in an Engineering or Manufacturing credit or non-credit program applicable to metalworking at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award must be enrolled in an Engineering or Manufacturing credit or non-credit program applicable to metalworking at Macomb Community College including: Credit programs o Applied Technology Advanced Processes o Climate Control Technology o CAM Technologist o CNC Machining o Digital Sculptor (Product Development) o Machining o Maintenance Mechanic – Building or Industrial o Maintenance Technology o Manufacturing Engineering o Manufacturing Technology o Mechatronics o Millwright o Mold Maker o Product Development o Quality Technology o Robotics o Sheet Metal o Stationary Steam o Tool & Die o Welding Non-credit programs o Robot Technician o Maintenance Technician award is based on merit and does not require student to demonstrate financial need if selected, the recipient(s) agree to work with Macomb’s Career Services office to successfully complete the following additional donor requirements: *Fundamental of Forging” online course *Tour an FIA Member forging plant awards are renewable for one-year contingent upon the following requirements: *availability of funds *student continues to meet eligibility criteria *student must submit a new scholarship application each year

Provides financial support to students enrolled in the Welding program at Macomb Community College. enrolled in Welding program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award preference to veterans with combat service. If no veterans with combat service apply, then any veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces will be considered. Documentation of military service required at time of application. award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established by Dennis and Cathy Dysarz to provide assistance to students enrolled in the Applied Technology program at Macomb Community College. • enrolled in any Applied Technology program at Macomb Community College • completed 15 credit hours or more at Macomb Community College • minimum 2.7 GPA • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • must be an American Citizen • provide a one-page essay on your growth plans (educationally and personally). Essay should include future career and internship plans and/or any financial hardships you may have encountered • award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Established for students pursuing a career after completion of a two-year program. It was established by Carol McLaughlin, a Macomb Community College alum, who earned an Associate Degree and then began a career in Financial Management at Shelby Township. Mrs. McLaughlin is a committed volunteer for the Shelby Township Beautification Committee and an advocate for beautification and environmental projects. enrolled in an Engineering and Advanced Technology, Nursing, Veterinary Technician or other two-year program that enables the student to begin a career after completion. Particularly in-demand areas including welding, machining, design, robotics, and mechatronics half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award demonstrate financial need applicant must provide a 250-word essay on their goals, career path, and service to the community. Special consideration will be given to applicants who have had involvement in beautification or environmental projects a letter of recommendation from a teacher, mentor, or supervisor must be included recipients are asked to write a thank-you letter to the donor

This scholarship was established by the Spence Family in memory of their daughter, Cassie, who loved being a student at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award preference to graduates of Stevenson High School preference to students in pre-elementary education essay describing commitment to a career in education award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by the Center Campus Biology Department to provide scholarship assistance to students intending to seek a four-year degree in biology. enrolled in at least one biology course at Macomb Community College completed 24 credit hours at time of award part-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award intend to transfer to a four-year institution to complete a degree in biology or related field letter of recommendation from a Macomb biology faculty member

Centerplate, a Sodexo company, is proud to support the culinary students at the Macomb Culinary Institute of Macomb Community College through the establishment of this scholarship. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award (high school transcript accepted for first year students) students must submit a 250-word essay explaining how this scholarship will help in achieving their educational goals, including any community service, volunteer activities and honors/awards received award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Established to honor the women who served in our country’s armed forces, especially the late Major Rita M. Danielski, USA and M/Sgt. Esther (Danielski) Daniels, USA. Fund is established to motivate students to appreciate their American heritage and emphasize the importance of service to their community and country. minimum GPA 3.0 each semester half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference to applicants who have ROTC or prior/current honorable military service pursuing an associate’s degree at Macomb Community College applicants related to the donor are not eligible for the scholarship two scholarships awarded annually, based on funds available

Provides tuition assistance to students in the Macomb Culinary Institute. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition and educational expenses brief biography describing educational and career goals in the culinary arts and/or hospitality industry two letters of recommendation must accompany the application; however, recommendation letters cannot be from Macomb Community College Culinary Arts instructors

This scholarship was established in honor of Fire Chief, Gerald B. Alward, for his 50 years of service to the Washington Township Fire Department, the Macomb County community, Macomb Community College, and the state of Michigan. Chief Alward was instrumental in the development of the fire program at Macomb Community College. His dedication to public safety and compassion to the community he served, and those who served with him, set the bar for future fire fighters and community leaders. This scholarship will continue Chief Alward’s legacy by helping train future fire fighters to serve and protect within their communities. resident of Macomb county enrolled full-time or part-time in the Fire Academy minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses a 250-word biography describing applicant’s educational and career goals For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Automotive Technology program to help them achieve their educational goals. must be enrolled in the Automotive Technology program minimum GPA 2.0 required to apply; 2.5 GPA or higher required each semester to maintain scholarship award is for tuition, fees, and course-related expenses For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https:// https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/automotive-technology.html

Established in memory of Clarence Ganheart, Product Development Adjunct Instructor, who dedicated his time to the teaching and advancement of students through Focus Hope and Macomb Community College. enrolled in PRDE Associate Degree program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum 12 credit hours completed in the PRDE program minimum 9 credit hours completed in Arts & Sciences minimum GPA 3.0 on 4.0 scale a personal narrative of 250 words or less 750 distribution per Fall/Winter semester

Established to provide financial assistance to students participating in the Macombers music program at Macomb Community College. minimum enrollment 10 credit hours or more each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award students must be actively participating in the Macombers For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https:// https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/music-performance.html

Established by the Charter Township of Clinton Police Department Honor Guard to assist law enforcement students in accomplishing their educational goals at Macomb Community College. preference given to Clinton Township residents, or to Macomb County residents must have a law enforcement degree or be obtaining a law enforcement degree in the near future 500-word essay describing their professional goals. Any military experience should be included in the essay, along with a copy of discharge papers. If you are currently serving in the reserves, please include this information in the essay letter of recommendation from an instructor or professional in the law enforcement field required award is for tuition, fees and books For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Provides financial support to students enrolled in the Welding program at Macomb Community College. enrolled in Welding program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award letter of recommendation from the Welding program faculty advisor award is for tuition, fees and books

Funded by Cops for Kids, St. Clair Shores, to recognize and reward students with a potential to succeed in a career in law enforcement or fire science. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum high school GPA of 2.5 (high school transcript required) award is for tuition and fees St. Clair Shores resident selection based on financial need and commitment to a career in law enforcement or fire science renewable, based on application and funds available essay on why applicant wants to go into the profession of law enforcement or fire science one recipient chosen from each of the three school districts in St. Clair Shores (South Lake, Lakeshore and Lakeview) cannot be related to police or fire personnel must maintain 3.0 GPA, maintain a clean driving record and have no criminal history while in the program selection will be made by the Macomb Community College Public Service Institute For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

This scholarship in the Automotive Technology Program was established to help students with a passion for automobiles similar to that of Curtis Allen Cryderman (1963 – 2004). With innate talent honed by personal hands-on application, academic course work, and on-the-job training and experience, Curt excelled at auto body work/refinishing of new and classic cars. And, true to his Studebaker family automotive heritage, Curt typically “Gave More Than He Promised”, according to his mother, scholarship creator and MCC alumnus, Sandra A. Studebaker. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) in the Automotive Technology Program, Product Design, Machining or Digital Sculptor Program each semester of award minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher each semester of award applicants must explain their passion for the automotive industry with an essay (up to 250 words) and should include photos of their work that they are most proud of award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

Dana was an alumna of Macomb Community College as well as an independent, intelligent and hard-working young single mother. She felt that a good education was not only necessary but it should be a priority, and she has instilled that belief within her son. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award preferences given to Single Head of Household students award is for tuition, fees and books and other educational expenses

Established to honor the memory of David P. Sutton, who lost his life in the line of duty as a volunteer firefighter for the city of Fraser. must be a Macomb County resident must provide a recommendation letter from a faculty member, employer, or other professional applicant must also submit a biographical profile describing career goals and what he/she wants to give back to the community to improve fire safety selection will be made the Macomb Community College Fire Academy Committee For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established by family and friends to honor the memory of Denise Miarka, a member of the Information Technology faculty at Macomb Community College since 1982. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award preference to students enrolled in the Information Technology program award is for tuition, fees and books renewable based on application and funds available

Established to honor Albert (Red) Vernon, a charter member of the Detroit Elks Lodge #34, this scholarship provides assistance to physically challenged students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award U. S. citizen Macomb County resident minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award

*Established to honor Donald L. Pope, an Elk member for 30 years, this scholarship provides assistance to physically challenged students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award U.S. citizen Macomb County resident minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award

This scholarship will be used to assist students who desire a post-secondary education but lack funds to achieve their educational goals or are facing challenges that have become a barrier to their college education. The award is to recognize students striving towards academic achievement in various academic programs and is awarded to new or continuing education students attending Macomb Community College. must be enrolled in at least one class (credit or non-credit) at Macomb Community College incoming high school graduates or equivalent and transfer students are eligible 50-100-word essay stating how this scholarship will impact their life GPA is NOT required for first time applicants; award reapplication each year provided applicant has minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher preference given to graduates or former students of Mt. Clemens School District letter of recommendation optional award is for tuition, fees, books other educational expenses

Established in memory of Donald F. Hjelle Jr. who had a life-long interest in Robotics and Computer Science. This scholarship is to assist students in accomplishing their educational goals. open to students pursuing a degree in the Robotics or Computer Science areas preference, but not limited to descendants of Mag Automation (formerly Thyssen Krupp, Giddings & Lewis and The Cross Co.) half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA of 2.5 each semester of award U.S citizen briefly describe, in 150 words what your technology goals or aspirations are and how this scholarship will help you meet your goals award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to students enrolled in the environmental science program at Macomb Community College. • preference to students with financial need • preference to Macomb County residents • half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA of 3.0 each semester of award • award is for tuition and fees • students must be enrolled in environmental science courses

Created in 1988 to provide financial assistance to second year Macomb Community College Vehicular Design program students to recognize and encourage academic performance. completed a minimum of 30 credit hours at Macomb Community College enrolled in the Vehicular Design program each semester of award minimum of one credit hour each semester of award minimum GPA of 3.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established to encourage scholastic achievement and the academic growth of returning adult students who are single parents. • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • financial need (FAFSA required) • Macomb County resident (proof required) • student must provide a brief essay on their educational goals and accomplishments • minimum 2.8 GPA each semester of award • award is for tuition, books, and fees

This scholarship was established by Mr. and Mrs. David DeGutis in loving memory of Dr. John and Jill DeGutis. David is a graduate of the Macomb Community College Police Academy. Dr. John and Jill DeGutis’ memories will be eternal with this endowed scholarship at Macomb Community College, which is to be used to assist police and fire academy students in accomplishing their educational and professional goals. must be enrolled in the Fire Training or Police Academy must be a pre-service student half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award provide a 250-word essay describing the reason for your career choice. Careful consideration will be given to those who describe a financial struggle they have experienced in their lifetime, which may have prevented them from achieving their educational goals. award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

This fund was established by friends and colleagues of Dr. Larry Zimmerman. Dr. Zimmerman served as Associate Dean of Health Science and Technology from 2008 to 2015. He also served as an Adjunct Faculty member within the Humanities department from 2010 to 2015. This scholarship has been created to provide financial assistance to Macomb students interested in pursuing a career in the Medical Assistant Program. must be enrolled in the Medical Assistant Program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 (high school or college) award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses applicant must provide a brief summary of their educational and career goals (up to 200 words) scholarship is renewable as long as other criteria is met

Established to honor their dear brother, Martin, Rick and Joe Stella remember, from his early years, that Martin was committed to his vision and dreams. His drive was evident in everything he attempted. From sports to academia, he succeeded to become their family’s highest educated member. He earned his bachelors and doctoral degrees from the University of Michigan‐Ann Arbor and Master of Education degree from Wayne State University. He established several bands and performed for thousands. The commitment of his lifetime would be as a student, teacher, counselor, conductor and professor. This scholarship has been created to provide financial assistance to Macomb students pursuing a career in the music field. pursuing a career in the music field minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award letter of recommendation from music or band instructor open to incoming high school students award is for tuition, fees, books, and educational expenses

Created by family and friends to honor the late Dr. O.L. (Jay) Ice, a member of the Macomb Community College history faculty for 43 years and his wife, Jean, who is a retired school teacher. students must be entering their second semester in the Macomb Culinary Institure half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition and educational expenses brief biography describing educational and career goals in culinary arts and/or hospitality industry two letters of recommendation must accompany application, however, these letters cannot be from a Macomb Community College Culinary Arts instructor

Established by Theresa Fugiel in memory of her son-in-law, Duane Belles, and in honor of her daughter, Christine. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students returning to school for retraining or a career change. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) business major out of high school for at least two years minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award

Established by Macomb alumnus Norman S. Dyer and his wife, Patricia, to assist students in accomplishing their educational goals. • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • award is for tuition, fees and books • financial need • open to all students including vocational and academy programs • must demonstrate community service • recipient of award is asked to write a thank-you letter to the Dyer family

Established through support of the Annual Early Childhood Studies Conference, this scholarship provides financial assistance to Macomb Community College students working towards an Associate’s degree in Early Childhood Studies at Macomb Community College. part- time enrollment (6 credits hours or more) each semester of award students should have completed ECHS 1100 and 1200 with a minimum GPA 2.0 or higher in each preference given to students currently completing thier ECHS practicum applicant must provide: • A brief essay (250) words about 1. Why the applicant is applying for this scholarship 2. Why you want to teach 3. What are your goals 4. Have you attended the Macomb Early Childhood Conference • one letter of reference from a Macomb Instructor awardees agree to provide a brief update for donor upon completion of the academic year award is for tuition, books, and fees

Established to provide financial assistance to students participating in the Macombers’ music program at Macomb Community College. minimum enrollment 10 credit hours or more each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award students must be actively participating in the Macombers For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https:// https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/music-performance.html

Established in 1980 as a bequest from Edward L. Ebert, a Macomb County resident. The scholarship provides financial assistance to graduates of adult education/alternative education programs in Macomb County to help them achieve their educational goals. Macomb County resident confirmation of graduation from an adult/alternative education program letter of recommendation from an adult/alternative education teacher or other administrator award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established to honor the many achievements of Dr. Charles Eisenman, Dean of Arts and Sciences (retired) during his long and illustrious career at Macomb Community College. Whether in the classroom or working as an integral part of the administrative team, Dr. Eisenman dedicated his career to enriching the lives of the student body. student must be planning to focus their academic pursuits in one or more of the liberal arts or sciences half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum 2.5 GPA each semester of award award is for tuition, books, and fees

Created by the El Charro Mexicano Restaurante and the Rendon-Martin family to provide scholarship awards to students in the Culinary Arts program at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award preference to Macomb County residents half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award completed a minimum of 12 credit hours in the Culinary Arts program brief summary of educational and career goals award is for tuiiton, books, fees and other educational expenses

Established by family, this scholarship is in memory of Elaine Belich, a people person and food lover. This scholarship is intended for students enrolled in the Culinary Institute at Macomb Community College that are facing financial challenges allowing them the opportunity to continue building their future culinary careers. must be enrolled in at least one Macomb Culinary course at the time of application recipient must complete the FAFSA application and/or be facing an immediate financial challenge must submit a 250-word essay explaining your present educational goals, future culinary career goals, and the current financial challenges you are facing to stay in the culinary program award is for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses

Established by the family, friends, and colleagues of the late Eleanor Marecki Balchan, a former professor at Macomb Community College. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students interested in speech and pursuing a speech or teaching degree. 24 semester hours or more completed at the time of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.2 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, and/or books, and/or expenses to compete in speech competitions sponsored by the College brief summary of educational goals in pursuing speech or a teaching degree nominated by a Macomb speech professor; letter must accompany application (student cannot be related by blood or marriage to nominator) preference to adult students, raising a family, and seeking a college degree to improve their ability to provide for their family as a secondary wage earner documentation to support these situations must be submitted with application

Honors the memory of Elizabeth Lewis and provides tuition assistance to students pursuing a career in the field of health and human services, with a focus on working with the elderly. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses renewable, based on application brief essay stating applicant’s educational and career goals to work with the elderly

Established to honor the 50th wedding anniversary of Emily and Albert Asni. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students pursuing an associate degree at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award financial need brief biography (typewritten) required, including educational and career aspirations, why applicant believes he/she should receive the award, and explanation of community service involvement award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses

Established to provide educational assistance to Macomb Community College students. financial need (FAFSA required) half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award pursuing a certificate or degree minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award personal statement about financial aid 250 word essay stating academic and personal goals award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses

This competitive award was established by Macomb’s Athletic Department to honor the memory of Ernie Romine, athletic Director. Student must be nominated by a Macomb Community College coach and meet the final criteria. A committee of the Athletic Manager and other Athletic Department representatives will review the applications. part-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more minimum GPA 2.0 current or graduating student athlete participating in a Macomb Community College sponsored NJCAA sanctioned sport letter of recommendation from coach short biography and description of goals that student-athlete plans on attaining at Macomb Community College award is for tuition, fees, and books For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/campus-life/athletics/index.html

Established to provide financial assistance to students in the Legal Assistant program at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credits hours or more) each semester of award Macomb County resident enrolled in Legal Assistant program brief essay indicating student’s commitment to the Legal Assistant program and future career goals in this profession preference to students with financial need (FAFSA suggested) award is for tuition, fees and books

Established to recognize the Fay and Penrod families’ commitment to academic growth. The scholarship is to provide financial support to single heads of household who need assistance to further their education. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.4 each semester of award financial need, with preference to students with greatest need (FAFSA required) brief paragraph describing educational and career goals renewable, based on application and funds available

Established to provide financial assistance to physically challenged students at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established by First State Bank to assist foster students with their educational goals at Macomb Community College. student must be admitted to Macomb Community College minimum GPA 2.5 or higher from high school or Macomb Community College award is for tuition, fees, books and educational expenses student must upload official documentation that they have been through the Foster Care System students are able to reapply for this scholarship

Provides scholarship support to women and minorities, with preference to Ford employees. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award must be in good academic standing each semester of award preference to Ford employees, spouses or children of employees; verification of Ford employment required with application award is for tuition, fees and course-related expenses

This scholarship is established by Fox Elementary School in honor of the retirements of Sue O’Brien, Brenda Shepherd, and Debbie Gilletti for their dedication to their students and to the longstanding commitment of Fox Elementary faculty and staff to their students’ futures. This scholarship will be used to assist students who have attended Fox Elementary School to assist them in accomplishing their educational and career goals. • must have attended Fox Elementary School in Chippewa Valley School District for any length of time • award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses • award can be used toward credit and non-credit courses • verification of attendance at Fox Elementary School will be confirmed by the appointed scholarship reviewer who is a representative from Fox Elementary School staff

This named scholarship honors Frank Johnson on the occasion of his retirement, for his dedication and 40 years of service and leadership to Consumers Energy. This scholarship is established by Consumers Energy Minority Advisory Panel (MAP) to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students seeking education and training in areas that directly impact the talent pipeline for energy. must be a resident of Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb County must be a graduate of public high school open to incoming freshman or currently enrolled students in good standing. cumulative GPA of 2.4 to 3.0 must be in enrolled in curriculum that supports careers in the skilled trades areas of Construction, HVAC, Utility, or Appliance Repair priority given to students who attended, participated and/or graduated from a trade/vocational high school program award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses award is not renewable applicant must submit an essay (300 words or less) that answers one of the following: o What are your career aspirations? o How do you demonstrate financial need?

Provides financial assistance to students enrolled in a manufacturing program at Macomb Community College. completed a minimum of 2 credit hours at Macomb in a manufacturing curriculum and currently enrolled in a manufacturing program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award letter of recommendation from a program instructor award is for tuition, fees and books

Established to provide financial support to qualified students at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award brief summary of educational goals recipients required to write thank you note to donor award is for tuition, fees and books renewable, based on application and funds available

Established to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students, enrolled in the Renewable Energy Technology, Business, Information Technology, or Product Development program, to help achieve their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award. award is for tuition, fees, and books.

Established by the Robert Marrs family in memory of their son, Greg. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award essay discussing the best ideas or methods to convince young people (pre-teens) that drinking and drugs are dangers to their lives, their dreams, and goals for success, achievement, and happiness in the future essays judged on writing style as well as originality of ideas and content by representatives of Macomb’s Counseling Department renewable for no more than two semesters, based on application

Created by the Harper Grace Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Association to provide financial assistance to Macomb nursing students, with preference to direct descendents of Harper Grace Hospital School of Nursing alumni. applicant must be enrolled in the Nursing program if applicant is a direct descendent of Harper Grace Hospital School of Nursing alumni, he/she must provide name and approximate date the descendent graduated minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by the Henry Ford Trade School Alumni Association to provide financial support, through scholarship, to students who are actively pursuing a degree or certification through the Skilled Trades Program at Macomb Community College. must be ENROLLED in a skills trades program at Macomb Community College working towards degree or certificate must be a U.S. citizen preference shall be given to descendants of current or former members of the Henry Ford Trade School Alumni Association half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum 2.5 GPA award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

This scholarship honors the memory of Herman A. and Ottilie Zimmerman by providing financial assistance to Macomb Community College students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

Established to empower returning students who are considering a career in teaching. The scholarship honors the memory of Donald Hiles, a returning student who felt welcomed at Macomb Community College and returned the welcome by succeeding as a student, as a writer and as an editor. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 preferred each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, and books written essay explaining applicant’s desire to pursue a career in teaching a thank you note must be sent to the donor prior to receipt of award

The Humane Society of Macomb Veterinary scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Veterinary Technician Program at Macomb Community College. The scholarship is offered to help program students achieve their goals in veterinary technology. completed one semester in the Veterinary Technician program minimum 2.5 GPA each semester of award 250 word essay outlining student’s educational and career goals award is for tuition, fees, books and course-related expenses

Established by the Macomb Chapter IAAP to provide tuition assistance to adult students in business, accounting or finance to help achieve their educational goals. preference to adult students returning to school half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award Macomb County resident minimum GPA 3.0 at time of award brief summary of educational goals required with application awards may be used for tuition, fees and/or books attendance at an IAAP, Macomb Chapter dinner meeting required

Established to recognize scholastic achievement and to encourage academic growth of Macomb Community College students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books brief biography stating educational and career aspirations, why applicant believes he/she should receive the award and explanation of community service involvement

Jack-Jack’s scholarship provides financial assistance to adult students returning to school and enrolled in the Veterinary Technician Program. The scholarship is offered to help program students achieve their goals in veterinary technology while, at the same time, to help bring compassionate caretakers into the field of animal care. completed one semester in the Veterinary Technician Program minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award 250 word essay outlining students’ choice of veterinary technology, along with their educational and career goals in veterinary technology. Please also include any related volunteer work in an animal-related rescue or cause preference given to students who volunteer with an animal-related rescue or cause preference given to a returning adult student and/or student who is continuing their educational goals award is for tuition, fees, books and course-related expenses

This scholarship honors the memory of Jake Wing, a student at the Macomb Fire Academy and his grandfather, Captain Jimmie Jenkins of the Detroit Fire Department. This fund is provided in Jake and Jimmie’s names by their family and friends who wanted to provide educational opportunities to Fire Academy students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award enrolled in the Fire Academy program award is for tuition, fees, books and clothing/uniforms required for the Fire Academy program preference to students with financial need (FAFSA suggested For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established by the James and Dorothy Stanton Foundation to provide assistance to U.S. Armed Forces veterans, as well as their children and spouses, who have served during the Iraq/Afghanistan war in the Middle East or during a period after the war until American troops are withdrawn. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award brief biography describing the applicant’s career goals documentation of military service during Iraq/Afghanistan war is required for applicant, child or spouse award is for tuition and fees preference to Macomb County residents recipient encouraged to write a letter to donor stating how the scholarship assisted in meeting his/her educational goals

Established in memory of James (Jamie) Raymond Martin, who was a graduate of Eisenhower High School. He studied Business at Macomb Community College and entered the career of Real Estate at the age of 23. He married Amy Rose Martin in 2015. The two were involved in a car accident in September of that year, where Jamie and their unborn son, Jameson, tragically lost their lives. Jamie was on-day shy of his 27th birthday. Amy Martin survived the accident. Jamie loved kids and donated his organs, saving around 50 lives. This scholarship is available to Macomb Community College students to assist with meeting their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more in the Business program with career interest in finance, real estate, and/or entrepreneurship minimum 2.5 or higher GPA (high school or college) applicants must provide a brief summary (250-500 words) of their educational goals and how this scholarship will impact them awards is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses applicants can reapply for this scholarship

Created by the family and friends of Jason Somyak, a Macomb Community College student, to provide financial assistance to first year students. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) first year college student preference to graduates of Chippewa Valley High School and Macomb County resident brief summary of goals and/or letter of recommendation from current or former instructor award is for tuition and fees

Through various experiences in their career and growing population of immigrants in Macomb County, Jay and Lisa were inspired to help this population through scholarships. This scholarship is open to students who are new citizens of the United States or permanent resident aliens of the United States. This scholarship was created to inspire immigrants to create a better life through education. half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.75 each semester of award demonstrate financial need proof of citizenship or resident alien card brief essay about why the student came to the United States, educational goals and career goals award is for tuition, fees, and books renewable, based on application and funds available

John S. Piet III was an artist and a faculty member at Macomb Community College from 1976-2011. This endowed scholarship fund was established in 2018 in memory of John S. Piet III by his wife, Christine Piet, to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students who apply to the Macomb Study Abroad Fund, to assist them with travel and tuition expenses as participants in international study abroad opportunities student must meet the requirements for the Macomb Student Study Abroad Fund and complete the application student must be traveling to a Spanish-speaking country including, but not limited to, Spain and Mexico. Travel must be connected to an academic program or a Macomb study abroad program successfully completed two semesters or 15 credit hours at Macomb Community College with a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA part-time or full-time enrollment student may be interviewed by the selection committee prior to awarding student may be asked by the selection committee to present or share their travel experiences with the college community must include an unofficial student transcript all students who meet the minimum scholarship requirements for The John S. Piet III & Christine Piet Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship and apply for the Macomb Student Study Abroad Fund will receive awards based on available funds. However, award amounts may vary based on the following criteria: * whether the student has previously participated in a Study Abroad program at Macomb Community College * student’s merit, including, but not limited to faculty recommendations, GPA, performance during the interview, etc. Applications are due by Feb. 28 each year. To obtain a Macomb Student Study Abroad Application, please contact the MCC Foundation at 586-445-7302 and foundation@macomb.edu.

Honors the memory of Professor John Vagasky and supports students pursuing a career in drafting or design technology. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) in a design technology program each semester of award 30 semester hours or more completed at Macomb Community College minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition only renewable, based on application and funds available a short essay of accomplishments and future goals

Established by family and friends to honor the memory of Jon Howington, a founding member of the Macomb Community College Law Enforcement program, to provide financial assistance to students enrolled in the Law Enforcement program. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award completed one semester in the Law Enforcement program at time of award letter of recommendation from law enforcement faculty member brief essay on career goals recipient must write a thank you letter to family scholarship is for tuition, fees and books

Awarded to eligible pre-service students upon completion of the Macomb Police Academy. The winner is presented with $200.00 and a certificate during the academy graduation ceremony. a graduate of Macomb Community College with an Associate’s Degree in Law Enforcement. The applicant must submit a copy of degree with application or eligible for an Associate’s Degree in Law Enforcement upon completion of the Macomb Police Academy a Macomb county resident a pre-service applicant to the Macomb Police Academy accepted into/a student in a current Macomb academy class a student who has applied for the Blanke Memorial Award and submitted a typed essay For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established in memory of Judge Schwartz’s brothers, Jack and Max Schwartz, to provide scholarship assistance to students in Liberal Art, Occupational Education and Nursing programs. full-time enrollment (12 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition and course fees brief statement of students educational program and career goals one scholarship awarded each year based on available funds

Established by colleagues, family and friends to recognize Karl Wagner’s 40 years of service, leadership and involvement in the Co-Curricular Services Department of Macomb Community College. eligible students include current athletes, student organization members, current staff members or volunteers in the Student Activities and Athletic departments half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award short biography and statement of educational goals including how involvement in Co-Curricular Services has impacted the applicant’s life and study at Macomb Community College letter of recommendation from coach, advisor or staff supervisor 12 semester hours or more completed at time of award scholarship is for tuition, fees and books For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/campus-life/student-life/index.html

The Grenda & Ritzenhein scholarship is designed for students who wish to pursue any number of arts disciplines. Research shows that students with a solid Liberal Arts background excel in a wide range of employment opportunities and careers because they have the ability to develop and critique situations that involve speaking, listening, writing, history, humanities, and the human condition. Such wisdom promotes a passion for improving humanity and the world. • open to students pursuing a degree in Speech Communication, Humanities, or Social Science disciplines • incoming high school and transfer students are eligible • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • award may be renewed each academic year, upon reapplication, as long as qualifications are maintained • applicants must submit a 250-300 word essay, “Why I want to pursue a college education in speech communication, humanities, or one of the social science disciplines.” • award is for tuition, fees, books, and college-related expenses

Established by colleagues, family, and friends to recognize Kathleen Maiuri’s 31 years of service, leadership, and involvement in the Co-Curricular Services Department of Macomb Community College. Eligible student include athletes, student organization members, Phi Theta Kappa members, current students who are part-time staff members in the Co-Curricular Services Department, or student volunteers in Student Life and Leadership and Athletics departments. half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) minimum 2.5 GPA short biography and statement of educational goals including how involvement in Co-Curricular Services has impacted the applicant’s life and study at Macomb letter of recommendation from coach, advisor, or staff supervisor must have completed 12 credit hours or more at Macomb award is for tuition, book, and fees

Created by the family and friends in memory of Keith and Vuriel Kohlmann, this award provides financial assistance to Phi Theta Kappa students at Macomb Community College. Phi Theta is the International Honor Society of the Two-Year College. Applicant must submit an essay: – Describing his/her career goal and their educational plan to achieve it – How has Phi Theta Kappa made an impact on your life – Why do you volunteer? • * A thank you letter must be sent to the Kohlmann family through the Macomb Community College Foundation Office before the award is disbursed. Must be a member in good standing with Phi Theta Kappa Registered for a minimum of 6 credit hours for both the Fall and Winter Semesters (if registered for less that 6 credits, rationale may be provided along with an outline of how you will complete your educational goals). Volunteer a minimum of 20 hours in the academic calendar year and record hours through the Student Development Transcript Must participate in at least one Phi Theta Kappa program a semester Applications for award are available in the Student Life and Leadership offices. The applications must be submitted to the Student Life and Leadership offices by the second Friday in April For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/campus-life/student-life/index.html

Established by the Detroit Catholic Kolping Society to provide financial support through scholarship to students who are actively pursuing a degree or certification through the Skilled Trades Program at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award half-time (6 credits or more) each semester of award must be U.S. citizen must be enrolled in a skills trade program, working towards a degree or certificate preference will be given to current or descendants of current or former members of the Detroit Catholic Kolping society must demonstrate financial need award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

This scholarship was created to assist students pursuing degrees/certificates/apprentices in the MCC programs categorized as Applied Technology and Skilled Trades. incoming high school and transfer students are eligible half-time (6 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, associated course fees, and books

This scholarship was created by the friends and family of Kyle Kaloudian to honor his memory. Kyle was an alumnus from the Macomb Community College Fire Academy. This fund is provided in Kyles’s name to provide educational opportunities to Fire Academy students. full-time (12 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award must be enrolled in the Fire Academy program award is for tuition, fees and books, equipment and other educational expenses For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Created to recognize scholastic achievement and encourages continued academic growth and progress of students who are single heads of households and need assistance to finance their education. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) award is for tuition, fees and books preference to Macomb County resident minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award brief biography describing student’s accomplishments and future goals one scholarship awarded each academic year, based on funds available

This award is established by the family of Marianne Bloomfield Wicka in gratitude to Larry Fields, an inspiring teacher in the Respiratory Therapy Program at Macomb Community College. Marianne was a non-traditional student who graduated with high honors from the Respiratory Therapy Program in 1974. She attributed much of her academic achievement to Mr. Field, who actively encouraged her to submit a paper to the Mead Johnson Foundation, for which she won the grand prize. After graduation, Marianne went on to a successful 24-year career as a respiratory therapist at Bi-County Hospital until retirement at age 70. Mr. Fields was the third Program Coordinator for the Respiratory Therapy Program at Macomb Community College. He began his career in 1970 and retired in 2010. He was an outstanding instructor and was well respected by many. successfully complete the critical thinking paper in the Respiratory Therapy Program be nominated by the Professor of the critical thinking paper in the Respiratory Therapy Program For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/respiratory-therapy.html

Established in memory of Laura K. Osaer, D.O. a bright, driven student whose love, compassion and generosity for others was immeasurable. Her life was tragically cut short by a car accident during her final year of medical school. In April 2020, Laura was posthumously awarded her medical degree by The Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. A lifelong resident of Macomb County, Laura took courses at Macomb Community College during high school and participated in Science Olympiad tournaments hosted annually on Macomb’s campus. Family and friends established this scholarship to share in her memory to continue her legacy of helping others and supporting a student who is passionate about science and learning. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award pursuing a degree in a medical or scientific field minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award exhibit community service provide a 250-word essay including the following: community service activities with an explanation of how you plan to serve your community upon graduation, and experience participating in Science Olympiad (optional) preference given to students that have participated in Science Olympiad award is for tuition, fees and books, and other educational expenses

Established by Rose and Lawrence C. Page, Sr. Family Charitable Foundation (the “Page Foundation”) , this scholarship Endowment is to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in the Electric Engineering Technology Program . Larry C. Page, Sr. was an electrical contractor and entrepreneur. Mr. Page pursued the electrical trade, culminating in his founding and owning the Electrex Company, Inc. Mr. Page was committed to giving back to Macomb County. • minimum 2.5 GPA each semester of award • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • award is for tuition, fees and books • Macomb County resident

Established by The Leader Foundry, a group of like-minded individuals from an automotive OEM, who embrace the idea that there are many paths that lead to success. This scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to students enrolled in Applied, Automotive, Climate Control Technology, and Apprenticeship programs at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) must be enrolled in Applied, Automotive, Climate Control Technology, and Apprenticeship programs applicants for this scholarship must agree to meet via Zoom with the Forging Foundation scholarship committee if selected as a finalist a scholarship of $500 will be provided to the recipient for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses awards are renewable for one-year contingent upon the following criteria: o availability of funds o student continues to meet eligibility criteria o student must submit a new scholarship application

This scholarship was established by James Plante, the Coordinator for Business and Public Service Cooperative Education, to encourage students who successfully complete an unpaid work experience covered by a cooperative education class as part of the Legal Assistant (LAT) program. reimbursement is current in-district rate for one credit hour per student completion of an unpaid training cycle related to the LAT program with a passing grade students who completed employment as part of LAT program are not eligible For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/paralegal.html

Established in memory of Leokadia Marshall, the scholarship provides financial assistance to qualified students at Macomb Community College. • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • award is for tuition, fees and books • renewable, based on application and available funds

The Leslie and Del Corey Scholarship Fund was established in 2017 by Leslie Corey in memory of her husband, Del Corey. Del joined Macomb Community College in 1965 and retired after 30 years of dedicated service in 1995. Del was a veteran, a teacher, a writer, a poet and a friend to all. He served in the Army, 82nd Airborne 1953-1956, during the Korean Conflict. He was forever grateful to the military GI Bill, which without that support; he likely wouldn’t have had a college degree. This scholarship is available for veteran and military services students at Macomb Community College. preference given to a Macomb County resident half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses applicants must provide a brief summary of their educational goals and how this scholarship will impact them

Established in memory of Linda C. Mantini to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College nursing students. must be enrolled in the Macomb Community College Nursing program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by the family and friends of Lloyd Michael Todd to honor his achievements in the field of law enforcement and provide scholarship assistance to students enrolled in Macomb’s Law Enforcement program. completed 6 credit hours of law enforcement courses at Macomb Community College minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established to provide financial assistance to students who plan a career in the manufacturing sector, primarily tool, machining computer numerical control (CNC), programming or computer aided design (CAD). Scholarship is for students enrolled in the Applied or Engineering Technology program at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award U.S. citizen or permanent resident minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award brief biography describing applicant’s educational and career goals and interests award is for tuition, fees and books

This endowment was first established in 1995 by Dr. Albert L. Lorenzo in memory of his father, Louis. It was later redefined to be a scholarship endowment fund supported by contributions from members of the Lorenzo family and their friends. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses prior recipients may re-apply for this scholarship in subsequent year

This scholarship was established to honor retired pastry chef Louis Franchin, former instructor at the ‘Ecole Hoteliere De Nice” France. applicant must be enrolled in the Pastry arts degree program applicant must be enrolled in one of the following advanced pastry classes during the semester of award: wedding cakes, artisan bread, centerpiece, chocolate creations or plated dessert minimum GPA 3.0 brief essay stating educational and career goals in the pastry field award is for tuition, books, and fees four scholarships awarded annually, two for Fall and two for Winter semesters based on available funds may be renewed based on application

Established to recognize student academic achievement and educational promise, this scholarship provides financial assistance to help students meet their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at time of application award is for tuition and fees brief statement of student’s education program and career goals preference to students who are UAW members or son/daughter of a current or retired UAW member

This scholarship provides financial assistance to students pursuing a business degree at Macomb Community College. enrolled in one of the Macomb Community College business programs minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books.

The scholarship was established in 2000 to provide assistance for choral music students at Macomb Community College. For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https:// https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/programs/music-performance.html

Established by the Macomb Community College Faculty Organization, this scholarship provides assistance to Liberal Arts and Occupational Education students. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) during the fall term completed a minimum of 24 credits at time of award minimum GPA 3.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books students must be nominated by a MCC instructor or counselor by completing the MCCFO Scholarship Application Form. The completed form must be submitted to the MCCFO Office.

Provides financial assistance to students (full/part-time) pursuing an associates, certificate or transfer program to a four year college/university. • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more • student should include a brief written essay which includes personal history, educational and career goals • minimum GPA 2.5 or higher each semester of the award • award is based on demonstrated financial needs • award is for tuition, fees and books • award is renewable based on commitment to educational goal, compliance to scholarship criteria and availability of funds

Provides scholarships in memory of former Macomb Community College Board of Trustees members to recognize their contributions to the college. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award Macomb County resident pursuing a degree, certificate, or transfer program selection is based on academic merit award is for tuition and fees

This scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Veterinary Technician Program at Macomb Community College to help them achieve their educational goals. enrolled in the Macomb Community College Veterinary Technician Program. completed first semester of the program. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award full-time enrollment (10 credit hours) in good standing brief essay stating career goals in veterinary medicine and how the scholarship will help them succeed in his/her educational goals. award is for tuition, fees, books and course related expenses.

Established by the Macomb County Bar Association to identify and support law related education. This scholarship is designed to assist Macomb Community College students who have demonstrated the initiative to adjust his/her employable skills by enrolling in a law related educational program. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester preference to students who are returning to school due to job loss resulting from downsizing, restructuring, lay-off or corporate buyout preference to students who seek to adjust skills by enrolling in a law related education program one to two page brief summary of applicant’s educational and career goals a personal statement in which the candidate discusses their interest in law, Macomb County, reason for applying for this scholarship, and any other pertinent information award is for tuition, book, fees, and other educational expenses

Promotes the importance of education in the Macomb County community as a tool to fight crime. The scholarship stresses the importance of community involvement. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award U.S. citizen Macomb County resident no criminal record financial need (FAFSA required) brief biography describing applicant’s participation in community service summary of projected educational expenses and other scholarships or aid student will receive photocopy of drivers license copy of high school transcript award is for tuition, required fees and books non-renewable scholarship five scholarships to students residing in the following: (1) Harrison Township, (1) Macomb Township, (1) Washington Township, (1) Lenox Township, and (1) Bruce, Ray and Armada Townships additional awards may be granted to any community within Macomb County, based on funds available

Established by the March 2004 nursing graduates to assist students in the Nursing program. completed first semester of the Nursing program essay describing why student chose the nursing profession, how the award will help the student and summary of student’s professional goals award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses

Created to provide financial assistance to traditional Macomb Community College students and students in non-credit work-force programs who may not qualify for funding based on typical financial aid guidelines. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 or higher each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses applicant must have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at Macomb Community College at time of award

Created to provide financial assistance for unexpected emergencies such as housing, utilities, food, child care, health care, books, and transportation to Macomb Community College students. For credit students: Half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award. Applicant must have recently completed a semester at Macomb and/or be currently enrolled in good academic standing (e.g. not on academic probation). For non-credit students: Enrolled in workforce training program that result in employable skills. For additional information, please call the Student Options for Success office at 586.447.8609 or email mail: sos@macomb.edu

The Macomb Student Study Abroad Fund supports the goal of Macomb students to travel outside the United States of America in order to broaden socio-cultural awareness and gain global understanding. Monies awarded can be used toward travel costs, tuition, and other related expenses. travel must be connected to an academic program, a Macomb study abroad program, or a Macomb Multicultural International Initiatives (MMII—approved activity. For more information, go to www.macomb.edu/MMII at the time of application, students must have successfully completed two semesters or 15 credit hours at Macomb with a 2.0 cumulative GPA students may be asked by the selection committee to present or share their travel experiences with the college community include an unofficial student transcript with your application Applications are due by Feb. 28 each year. To obtain a Macomb Student Study Abroad Application, please contact the MCC Foundation at 586-445-7302 and foundation@macomb.edu.

Created to provide financial assistance for unexpected emergencies such as housing, utilities, food, child care, health care, books, and transportation to Macomb Community College students. For credit students: Half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award. Applicant must have recently completed a semester at Macomb and/or be currently enrolled in good academic standing (e.g. not on academic probation). For non-credit students: Enrolled in workforce training program that result in employable skills. For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/student-resources/counseling-academic-advising/student-options-success.html

Established by the S. Gary Spicer, Sr. Foundation, this scholarship is to honor Margaret Anderson for her dedication to teaching Economics at Macomb Community College. Margaret attended Macomb Community College and received her Associate Degree in General Studies in 1992 and an Associate Degree in Applied Science in 1993, then went on to earn her Master’s in Economics. Margaret was a pioneer as she entered the non-traditional role for women becoming the first female Economics adjunct faculty member at Macomb in 2004. Margaret continues to teach and mentor her students to achieve their educational and career goals. This scholarship will assist Macomb Community College students who wish to pursue their studies in Economics, Business, or Finance. must be a resident of Macomb County must have completed a minimum of 6 credit hours at Macomb Community College open to students pursuing their studies in Economics, Business, or Finance at Macomb Community College preference given to students enrolled in or that have taken an Economics course at time of application minimum GPA 3.0 upon application award is based on financial need, FAFSA required award is used for tuition, fees, books, and college-related expenses award is renewable upon reapplication if above qualifications are maintained

*Recognizes scholastic achievement and encourages continued academic growth and progress of Macomb Community College students who need assistance to finance their education. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award selection based on commitment to achieving educational goals award is used for tuition, fees and books may be renewed with application

Established in honor of Margaret Louise Schwager by her grandchildren to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College Nursing students. • must be enrolled in the Macomb Community College Nursing program • halt-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • award is for tuition, books, and fees

Honors the memory of Margaret V. Rose, a former instructor at Macomb Community College. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Legal Assistant program. enrolled in the Legal Assistant program minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books renewable, based on application

Established in memory of Marie Kristin Friedow, this scholarship provides financial assistance to students participating in community service projects and contributing to humanity by making a difference in people’s lives. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA) required letter of recommendation from program instructor must participate in community service activities sponsored by H.O.P.E. award made during the winter semester

Established to honor the memory of Mark E. Caporali, history professor at Macomb Community College since 1967. student is to have completed 12 credit hours prior to application half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 or higher preference to applicants studying history (evidence required that one course has been completed and is registered for another) in essay form (250 words) applicants biography describing applicant’s accomplishments and goals award is for tuition, fees and books

Established in memory of John M., Carol J., and John Michael Maynard to provide Macomb Community College students enrolled in an academic program with assistance to purchase their books. preference given to residents of Macomb County applicant must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) is required applicant must have successfully completed one semester of classes awards are based on financial need (FAFSA required)

Created to award scholarships to students enrolled in one of the health sciences disciplines offered at Macomb Community College. The intent of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students pursing a career in health care. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA of 3.25 each semester of award applicant must provide a brief essay describing their educational goals note of appreciation must be sent to McLaren Macomb, in care of the Marketing Department, before award is distributed Macomb County resident Award is for tuition, fees and books

Honors the memory of Melanie Lynn Carlson, a former student in the Veterinary Technician program. The scholarship provides tuition assistance to students in the Veterinary Technician program. students must be enrolled in the Veterinary Technician program for at least one semester at Macomb Community College financial need (FAFSA required) minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award renewable, based on application essay explaining the student’s educational and career goals in veterinary medicine and why he/she should receive the scholarship recipients required to write a thank you note to the donor and submit academic progress reports each semester

Created by Metro Networking Professionals, whose members provide weekly networking opportunities for business referrals, to assist students with their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books preference to Macomb County resident awarded annually, based on funds available attendance at Metro Networking Professionals breakfast meeting prior to receiving the award

Established for Michigan National Guardsmen and Women operating at Selfridge Air National Guard (ANG) Base to provide tuition assistance at Macomb Community College. member of Michigan National Guard stationed at Selfridge ANG, MI completion of both basic and technical training certification form obtained from Selfridge ANG staff; must be completed with signature of Commanding Officer and submitted to Macomb Community College’s Enrollment Office (South Campus G-312 or Center Campus G-120) renewable with recertification

Established to provide financial assistance, for completing a certificate program, to Macomb Community College students enrolled in the Applied or Engineering Technology program that plan a career in the tool and die sector, including CNC machining, automation/robotics, welding/fabrication or design/CAD/CAM. completed 12 credit hours in the Applied or Engineering Tech program at Macomb Community College half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum 2.75 GPA prior to semester of award award is for tuition, books, and fees award is not renewable

This scholarship was established in 1995 to recognize academic excellence and achievement of accounting majors. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award preference will be given to Macomb County residents pursuing an Associate’s degree in Accounting preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need (FAFSA suggested) award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Established by Mildred and John Krnacik, retired Macomb English faculty member and retired Macomb administrator, to provide scholarship assistance to students intending to seek a four-year degree in English language and literature, biology or chemistry. enrolled in English or American literature, biology or chemistry courses at Macomb Community College completed 24 hours of college credit, 12 of which were earned at Macomb Community College minimum GPA 3.5 each semester of award full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award intend to transfer to a four-year institution to complete a degree majoring in English language and literature, biology or chemistry two letters of recommendation from Macomb faculty members, including one from the student’s instructor in English, biology or chemistry submit an essay on “Where I Plan to Be in my Career Fifteen Years from Now”

Established by the Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation to provide funding for veterans and their spouses. copy of marriage license if spouse is applying must be an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or spouse of an honorably discharged veteran. If the veteran dies, the spouse remains eligible unless the spouse remarries a non-veteran veteran’s military discharge form (DD214, member 4 or WD AGO 53-55) minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award applicants who receive Veterans Educational Benefits are not eligible copy of Michigan driver’s license or document verifying home address awards are made on a semester basis; applicants can reapply for future semesters, pending funds available

Honoring the memory of Milton Ratner, this scholarship recognizes academic achievement by providing financial assistance to help students achieve their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award Macomb County resident pursuing an associate’s degree financial need (FAFSA required) award is for tuition, fees and books brief letter describing applicant’s educational goals

To honor the memory of Mulligan and Bennigan, beloved dogs of the Clary family. This scholarship provides tuition assistance to adult students returning to school and enrolled in the Veterinary Technician Program. These animals exemplify the need to recognize excellent students in the Vet Tech Program. second semester student minimum GPA 3.0 short essay on educational goals United States Citizen renewable based on application

Established to honor Nancy Kay Keisler Shamine, a graduate and employee of Macomb Community College, to provide financial assistance to students who share her joy of learning. enrolled 1 credit hour or more minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award U.S. citizen attend at least one semester at Macomb Community College before scholarship is awarded pursuing an associate’s degree or enrolled in a transfer program award is for tuition, fees and books brief biography, including accomplishments, educational and career aspirations, what the award means to the applicant and why he/she should receive it renewable, based on application and funds available students receiving this award are encouraged, though not required, to share their knowledge, as Nancy did, by becoming a peer tutor or mentor to other students

Established in memory of Nancy Darga to provide scholarship assistance to students enrolled in the Nursing Program at Macomb Community College. Nancy was a proud 1978 graduate of the College’s nursing program and a dedicated and compassionate nurse for over 30 years. Through this scholarship, the Darga family continues Nancy’s legacy of compassion and service, helping future nurses achieve their educational and professional goals. must be enrolled in Macomb Community College Nursing program minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award minimum half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) must submit a 250-word essay on “How you will promote compassion in your career as a nurse”? award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses recipient agrees to meet with Donor

Nathan loved working on cars; building, fixing, customizing. This scholarship, in memory of Nathan, was established to provide assistance to student s with an interest and talent in the area of automotive mechanics. acceptance into the Automotive Technology Program graduating high school senior with a GPA of 2.0 or higher and a letter of recommendation from a high school teacher or counselor applicants returning to school from the work force with a GPA of 2.0 or higher and/or a letter of recommendation from an employer or work supervisor half-time (6 credit hours or more) minimum GPA of 2.0 or higher scholarship recipient will be chosen by representative of the scholarship fund award is for tuition, books, fees, and other educational expenses scholarship may be renewable

Established in memory of Neal Shine, Detroit Free Press reporter, editor and publisher, to provide scholarship assistance to students taking a Composition, Communications, English or Journalism class at Macomb Community College. It is directed to students who appreciate the written word for its advancement of communicating ideas and influencing others in a positive way. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books Macomb County resident essay addressing the topic “Why We Write”; scholarship will be granted to the students submitting the best essay

This scholarship was established in memory of Nina Zevlever and Fira Friedman to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in a STEM-related career program. While not having the opportunity to attend college themselves, both Nina and Fira instilled the value of education in their respective children and grandchildren. To commemorate their lives dedicated to helping others, this scholarship is intended to assist dedicated students juggling work and school responsibilities achieve their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award must have completed at least 12 credit hours at Macomb Community College enrolled in a STEM program preference given to students working full-time. Letter from student’s employer verifying full-time work status is required minimum 3.3 GPA required. Award based on merit. Applicant with the highest GPA will be given preference award is for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses award can be used toward credit or non-credit courses

Established to provide financial support to a Macomb nursing student and also provide a mentorship opportunity by a seasoned registered nurse. It is the hope of the donor that the recipient will consider practicing in Macomb County after graduation. applicant must be enrolled in the Macomb Community College Nursing program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books applicant must provide a 250 word essay about what they would like to obtain through the mentorship recipient of award is required to meet with the mentor a minimum of two times each semester

Established by Macomb Community College Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Student Leadership Organization in memory of fellow students and alumni of the OTA program. The scholarship is offered to students in the OTA program to help them achieve their academic and professional development goals as a future Occupational Therapy Assistant. • must have completed one semester in the MCC OTA program • minimum GPA 3.0 or higher • essay requirements are based on application for one or both awards and should describe applicant’s educational and career goals including an explanation that reflects the student’s intentions and needs o if applying for one award, a minimum 750 word essay is required o if applying for both award, a minimum 1500 word essay is required • academic award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses • professional development award is for expenses related to attending the AOTA annual conference • one $500 academic scholarship and one $250 professional development scholarship will be awarded annually based on funds available. The same applicant is eligible to receive both awards • If you are not selected to be awarded, please re-apply for the following academic year

This award is given twice a year at the Fall and Spring Commencement of the Macomb Community College Police Academy. this award will be given twice a year at the Fall and Spring commencement of the Macomb Community College Police Academy. the recipient will be the cadet with the highest academic ranking in their class For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

This scholarship was established in 1994, to honor the memory of many colleagues at Macomb Community College including Del Corey, John Orris, Jim Campitelle, and Leo Ikamas. This scholarship provides tuition assistance to Macomb students to help them achieve their educational goals. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award completed at least 12 credit hours at Macomb Community College financial need award is for tuition, fees and books brief biography describing applicant’s educational goals attend the annual golf outing and/or write a letter of thanks to the donor

Established to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students seeking education and training in careers related to metal fabrication. Established by donors to build the future workforce for the manufacturing and maintenance industries. • open to incoming freshman or currently enrolled students in good standing • award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses • optional: Letter of recommendation • optional: Essay explaining how this scholarship will impact your education and career goals. Including any financial need or challenges. • must be in enrolled in one of the associate degrees or certificate programs in manufacturing and maintenance listed below: Welding basic and advanced Machine Repair Maintenance Technician Millwright Quality Technology Fundamentals Sheet Metal Model Maker

Established in memory of Patricia Anne Apfel, who had a life-long interest in theater arts. This scholarship is to assist students whose career goals are to contribute to the performing arts by writing, teaching and/or performing. preference to students with financial need (FAFSA suggested) preference to Macomb County residents half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award minimum GPA of 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition and fees students must be enrolled in Media Communication Arts, Speech Communication or certificate in Music Performance

Established by Paul Thacker, whose long career at Macomb Community College includes over twenty years served as a Macomb Administrator and over twenty years as a professor. The scholarship provides financial assistance to Business and Information Technology students. • enrolled in a Business or IT program • completed one semester at Macomb Community College with a minimum GPA of 3.0 • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more • maintain minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award year • demonstrated financial need (FASFA required) • renewal based on application • award is for tuition, fees and books

Established by Outstanding Co-Op and friends to honor Paul Gould, who was a College faculty member for 36 years and retired as Coordinator of Industrial Co-Op Education in 2001. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students participating in the internship program at Macomb Community College. enrolled in the internship program minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award completed one internship not available to students receiving financial aid from other sources award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established in honor of Paul Strong for his many years of service to both Macomb Community College and to the Warren Astronomical Society. The Paul Strong Macomb Scholarship is designed to help students majoring in science at Macomb Community College. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference given to students who primarily reside in Macomb County preference given to students majoring in science minimum GPA 3.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, and books scholarship candidates limited to nominations by the Physics/Astronomy instructors, with the full-time Physics/Astronomy faculty serving on the scholarship committee

The Phyllis and Stanley Vicks Endowed Scholarship was established by Phyllis Vicks because she had a passion for education and the benefits it provided for people. She wanted to make sure that Macomb students had continued access to the quality education that will help them succeed in their career paths. • scholarship is for students enrolled in education, vet tech, medical related fields or general studies • half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more • minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award • a short essay of approximately 250 words describing career and educational goals • award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

On August 13, 1993, Richard Weiler started the union organization known as the Police Officers Labor Council (POLC). Subsequently, scholarships were awarded by the POLC through the Law Enforcement Education Program (LEEP) to prospective public safety candidates to continue their education. Now, in his honor, in an effort to assist future public safety candidates, the POLC has established this scholarship. Applications will be reviewed by Macomb’s Police Academy scholarship committee and one police cadet will be awarded from each academy class as the scholarship committee deems worthy. For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established in memory of Professor Anderson, who was instrumental in the initial planning of the culinary arts facility at Macomb’s Center Campus. He began the culinary program in 1967 and served as baking and management instructor until he retired in 2001. He had a desire for student success and a passion for baking. student must be entering second semester in the Macomb Culinary Institute half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition and educational expenses brief biography describing education and career goals in culinary arts and /or hospitality industry two letters of recommendation must accompany the application. Recommendation letter cannot be from a Macomb Community College culinary arts instructor

Police, Fire, and EMT/Paramedic scholarship opportunities are available by completing this one application. To Apply, Click on the Green Apply button below. *The Deadline date to apply is Friday September 2, 2022 *

Provides educational opportunities for students pursuing a career in fire science. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award must be enrolled in the Fire Science program award is for tuition, fees and books renewable, based on application Macomb County resident brief biography describing applicant’s educational and career goals and interests For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established by the Women’s Association of Macomb Community College to benefit adult students returning to school. This scholarship provides tuition assistance to help students achieve their educational goals. high school graduate or has a General Education Certificate (GED) returning to school for training in a new field for re-entry into the job market half-time (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books, based on funds available renewable based on application, scholarship requirements met previous year and funds available

Established to provide financial support to qualified students at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

Established to assist students who have experienced a personal challenge or have served in the military which impacted their ability to achieve their dreams of obtaining a degree. The Road to Success Scholarship is designed to help students overcome these obstacles to continuing their educational career path. • Half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) each semester of award • minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award • student should include a brief essay which includes personal history, educational and career goals • award is for tuition, fees, and books

Established in 2015 by Lillian Tegel in memory of her husband, Robert J. Tegel. Robert (“Bob”) Tegel was a metal pattern maker, who got his start in the skilled trade through training at Henry Ford Trade School in the 1950’s. Because of his training, and his strong work ethic, Bob obtained employment that not only enabled him to provide for his family, but also utilize his talents and creativity. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in the Applied Technology & Apprenticeship Program, who emulates the work ethic and creativity of Bob Tegel. half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) in Engineering & Advanced Technology each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award preference to Macomb County residents applicant must provide a brief summary of their educational and career goals (up to 200 words) letter of reference from a prior/current teacher award is for tuition, books, fees, and educational expenses

Established to assist students who desire an education in skilled trades (refrigeration, heating and cooling etc.) and/or business. preference to students with financial need incoming high school students, transfer students, and continuing Macomb Community College students are eligible half-time enrollment (6 credits or more) in Engineering & Advanced Technology each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award award is for tuition, books, fees, and educational expenses

Established to honor the memory of Robyn Roncelli, founder and program coordinator of the Health Information Technology program at Macomb Community College. applicants must have completed two semesters of the Health Information Technology program. minimum GPA 3.0 each semester award award is for tuition, fees and books.

Established to honor the memory of Ronald L. Bonkowski, dedicated community leader, a man who loved his family and served youth and adults whenever possible. He served as a Warren City Council member and former Mayor of the City of Warren. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students to help them meet their educational goals. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA of 2.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books Macomb County resident brief summary of educational goals

This program connects students with a variety of community and public benefit organizations to help them with living expenses while pursuing higher education. Services include: Public Benefits Application Assistance College and Community Resource Referral Financial Strategies and Money Management Emergency Assistance Fund For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/student-resources/counseling-academic-advising/student-options-success.html

Provides financial support to qualified students at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at Macomb Community College brief essay describing applicant’s education and career goals recipients required to write a thank you note to donor (Community Foundation of Southeastern Michigan) prior to receipt of award award is for tuition, fees, and books

Created by Sankyo Oilless to provide scholarship awards to Macomb Community College students enrolled in the Applied Technology program. minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award preference to students who are working, or have worked, in the tool, die and mold industry award is for tuition, fees and books

The Second Chance Grant was established to give adult learners an opportunity to receive financial assistance to achieve their educational goals, even if not eligible for federal financial assistance. Grant criteria are as follows: returning to Macomb Community College after leaving for three or more years cumulative GPA below 2.0 complete the Student Options for Success Intake form (indicate 2nd Chance Grant in comments) meet with a counselor to develop a plan of action to meet your educational goals financial need (FAFSA required) maximum 6 credit hour enrollment each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books renewable based on application each semester For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://www.macomb.edu/future-students/student-resources/counseling-academic-advising/student-options-success.html

This scholarship was established to recognize scholastic achievement, to encourage academic growth, and to encourage and to support those students who take an interest in civic and political affairs of Macomb County. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award recipients may reapply on a yearly basis applicants must submit an essay on the student’s views on the role of local/county government in state lawmaking. The essay should also include the applicant’s personal goals and their role in community service applicants must provide proof that they are a registered voter in Macomb County recipients will be selected on the basis of their statement, commitment to achieving their educational goals and compliance with scholarship criteria financial need is not a requirement award is for tuition, fees and books

Established in memory of Sgt. David Falk, this scholarship provides financial assistance to students participating in the internship program at Macomb Community College. full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award completed one internship award is for tuition and fees brief statement of applicant’s educational goals and a copy of his/her work term evaluations

Established by Shelby Engineering Solutions, who is an industry wide leader in automotive engineering, consulting, and technical services. This scholarship fund is available for Engineering and Advanced Technology students at Macomb Community College. • enrolled in any industrial technology program (both credit and non-credit) • awards are for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Established in memory of Sherrel J. Finley. Sherrel was a 2018 graduate of Macomb Community College, where she studied Business Management. Sherrel passed away unexpectedly prior to her college commencement ceremony, one of her major life’s goals. Sherrel became an avid student and found a passion working with young children, believing that early development and education was critical to the success of our youth. Despite challenges and barriers in her education, Sherrel’s sense of purpose, motivation and strong sense of self, helped her excel. Sherrel will be remembered for her strength in overcoming obstacles and her belief in the importance of early childhood education in building a strong foundation for future success. This scholarship will be used to assist students who are facing challenges in their life in accomplishing their educational and professional goals. • minimum 2.0 or higher GPA • provide a 250-word essay describing a challenge the applicant is currently facing or has overcome in their life and how this award will help them achieve their educational goals • awards is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses • students are able to reapply for this scholarship

Established by long-time faculty member Shirley Glass. It is meant to help students pursuing their education in the field of accounting. • full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award • must be second year Accounting major student having completed 24 credit hours or more • must have completed ACCT 1080 and 1090 at Macomb Community College with an 82% average • award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

Established in memory of Sonya Brett, a professor of Business Administration at Macomb Community College for 43 years, who believed in the importance of higher education. enrolled in Business or Information Technology program completed 24 semester hours or more at time of award full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.8 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

Established in memory of Sonya Brett, a professor at the College, this scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Nursing program at Macomb Community College. enrolled in the Macomb Community College Nursing program completed first semester of program minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books

This scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to physically challenged students at Macomb Community College. must be receiving accommodations as part of the College’s Special Services program letter of recommendation from a faculty member or Special Services counselor preference to students enrolled in the Computer and Information Processing Principles (ITCS 1010) class minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award

This scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students pursuing a transfer program to a four year college/university…with a major in Music Education, Voice or Performance. student must have a major in Music Education, Voice, or Performance half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 or higher and must maintain this GPA each semester of award (a minimum GPA of 3.0 or above is required in Music courses) award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses award is renewable based on commitment to educational goals, compliance to scholarship criteria and availability of funds student must demonstrate strong vocal talent as well as performance skills that engage and entertain student must submit a resume which includes: a brief personal history, music experience and education and career goals scholarship applications will be reviewed and recipient(s) selected by the college Director of Choral Activities

Established in 1985 in memory of Stanley J. Salter, a vocal music director of the Utica Community School district. The scholarship provides financial assistance to talented students interested in the Music program at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each of semester of award recommended by member of music faculty recipients must be enrolled in a music class at time of award brief essay explaining interest in music award is for tuition, fees and books recipients may re-apply for this scholarship, based on funds available

This scholarship is named after former Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union Board Member Stephen Thomas. Mr. Thomas served on the MSGCU Board for 21 years and was an MSGCU member for more than three (3) decades. He was a Vietnam War Veteran, a retired Sergeant of the Macomb County Sheriff’s Department, and retired as the Administrator of the Special Investigation Unit for Michigan Basic Property Insurance Association. “People Helping People” is the philosophy that Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (MSGCU) embraces. As a community credit union, MSGCU believes strongly in supporting first responders in our communities. This scholarship will provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in the Police and Fire Academies at Macomb Community College. must be enrolled in the Fire Training or Police Academy must be a pre-service student half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 or higher provide a 250 word essay about your career goals, community service and how your educational plan helps prepare you for this career choice selection will be made by the Managers of the Fire and Police Academies For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

This scholarship was established in 1995 by the family of Stephen Trulik Sr. to provide financial assistance to students in Business, Applied Technology and Apprenticeship programs. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award U.S. citizen award is for tuition, fees and books student must be enrolled in Business, Applied Technology or Apprenticeship programs. renewable, based on application and funds available

Provides tuition assistance to students who reside in Sterling Heights. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each of semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award Sterling Heights resident renewable, based on application attendance at a Sterling Heights Rotary Club luncheon prior to receiving the scholarship award award is for tuition, fees and books

Provides financial assistance to students enrolled in an academic program at Macomb Community College who need help with the purchase of their textbooks through the campus Follett Bookstores. minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) recipient must adhere to the guidelines of the Textbook Rental program

Established by Barbara Marciniak Olgiati and her husband, Louis, in memory of Sylvia Marciniak,a dedicated and artistically talented professor at Macomb Community College. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Art for Advertising Specialty in the Media and Communication Arts (MACA) Department. declared major in Art for Advertising Specialty, Media and Communication Arts completed one semester in the MACA Department minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) one letter of recommendation from a MACA instructor required portfolio review by MACA faculty advisor renewable, based on application award is for tuition, fees and books total award cannot exceed three semesters

Established by Tarik and Helen Daoud to provide financial assistance to students who may not otherwise qualify for scholarships due to academic reasons. preference given to employees of the Long Family Auto Center and their children half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and books academic achievement is not a requirement

Established in memory of Thomas A. Weeks, infant son of Lloyd and Gracy B. Weeks, community leaders and supporters of Macomb Community College. This scholarship provides financial assistance to Macomb students pursuing an education in any of Macomb’s Health and Public Service career fields. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) in any Macomb’s Health and Public Service career fields minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award Macomb County resident award is for tuition, fees, books and required inoculations brief letter stating applicant’s educational and career goals two letters of recommendation must support the applicant’s career objectives and commitment to their future profession

Established by family and friends of Gayle M. Good in honor of her retirement as the first Director of the Macomb Community College Foundation. Under her leadership more than one hundred scholarships and program funds were established to help students finance their education, reach goals, and secure their futures. • completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at Macomb • half-time enrollment each semester of award • minimum GPA of 2.5 • award is for tuition, fees and books • renewable, based on application and funds available

This scholarship was established by family, friends, and colleagues of Thomas Mill to continue his legacy of public service. Tom began his service to Macomb County as a public safety officer for the city of Fraser. He then served as a firefighter/paramedic for the city of Roseville Fire Department before retiring as Deputy Chief of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Training. During this time, Tom also served as Adjunct Faculty for the Macomb Community College police and fire academies. In 2000, he accepted a full-time position with Macomb’s Public Service Institute in the Emergency Medical Services department and served in this role until he retired in 2017. Tom left a lasting impact on the students he taught and the community he served. This scholarship will provide financial support to students training to become future police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency medical technicians within our community. enrolled in Police Academy, Fire Academy, Paramedic, or EMT program at Macomb Community College demonstrates academic ability with a minimum 2.5 GPA at the time of application two letters of recommendation that speak to the applicant’s character and commitment to public service preference given to military veterans and adult learners re-training for a public service career award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses. For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established in memory of Thomas and Fern Welsh, this scholarship provides assistance to students enrolled in the Macomb Community College Police, EMS and Fire Academies. applicants will be recommended by the Armada, Bruce, Lenox, Ray, or Richmond EMS, Fire or Police Departments applicants must submit a brief biographical statement applicants must complete 30 hours of volunteer service with the department that is recommending them and provide written documentation of their service a letter of recommendation from the sponsoring police chief, EMS administrator or fire department chief must be submitted with application For Information on How to Apply, click on the following link: https://macomb.academicworks.com/opportunities/flexible.html"

Established in 2015 by the Thomas S. Welsh Foundation and the family of Thomas S. Welsh. The purpose of the fund is to provide support to help find conduits to introduce students to leadership in the public sector. student must be interested in public service and/or political science student must be enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours student must have a minimum 2.5 GPA awards can be used for tuition, books, fees or educational expenses students must write an essay up to 250 words on career and educational goals including how this scholarship would impact them

This scholarship in the Automotive Technology Program was established in memory of Tiage Julian Carey. Tiage graduated in 1995 with an Associates of Applied Science in Auto Body Design from Macomb Community College. preference given to a Detroit resident or graduate of a high school in Detroit half-time enrollment (6 credit hours) or more in the Automotive Technology Program minimum GPA 2.0 or higher applicants must explain their passion for the automotive industry with an essay (up to 250 words) award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses

This scholarship is in memory of Tom “Wakes” Waelchli, who passed away suddenly on April 20, 2020. After receiving his master’s degree from Wayne State University, Tom went on to live his life immersed in his number one passion: Baseball. Wakes coached baseball for Macomb’s athletics program since 1985. His love for the game took him around the world to coach, play and mentor. Family and friends established this scholarship in memory of Coach Wakes, to continue his legacy and passion for Macomb’s baseball program through scholarships for their student athletes. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award current athlete on the Macomb Monarchs baseball team at Macomb Community College letter of recommendation from coach 250-word essay about your future career and athletic goals including those planned for attaining at Macomb Community College award is for tuition, fees, and books

This scholarship was established by the Tony Serra Highland Nissan dealership to provide financial support to Macomb students studying in the Automotive Technology program. This scholarship will impact the future success of Macomb students by offering a gateway into their careers as an automotive technician. enrolled in Macomb’s Automotive Technology Program as a full or part-time student 250-word essay/personal statement describing why you want a career in automotive repair minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, books and other educational expenses Note to applicants: Upon successful completion of Macomb’s Automotive Technology Program and a passing score on the ASE (Automotive Service Experience) certification test, the scholarship recipient is guaranteed an entry level position with Tony Serra dealership and will be reimbursed for the ASE testing/certification costs.

This scholarship provides financial assistance to students enrolled in a program that provides education and training in a technology-related program of study. This includes Apprenticeships, Applied Technology, Advanced Processes and other technology programs at Macomb Community College. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees and related expenses brief statement of educational goals renewable, based on new application and funds available

Established by Utility Workers of America, AFL-CIO, Local 223 to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in Applied Technology programs. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award 12 semester hours or more completed at Macomb at the time of award award is for tuition, fees and books renewable based on application and funds available

This scholarship was established to provide financial support to qualified students and encourage them to pursue completion of their college degree. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award Macomb County resident award is for tuition, fees and books renewable, based on application and funds available

In 1983, first generation brothers, Vince and Joe Vitale, along with their wives, Mimma and Maria, proudly opened a gourmet market with the vision and promise of delivering a premier specialty food store to Macomb County. Today, a second generation of family members shares this tradition of quality, service and value for its customers in both Clinton and Shelby Township. To honor their commitment to the community, the Vitale family has pledged to support the students at the Macomb Culinary Institute at Macomb Community College through the establishment of this Culinary Scholarship. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award award is for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses students should submit an essay on their goals and community commitments and activities if selected, the recipient(s) agrees to work with Macomb’s Career Services office and Vince & Joe’s Gourmet Market to discuss internship/career opportunities

Established in memory of Vince Papa Mantini to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students who plan a career in teaching. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award short essay on applicant’s desire to pursue a career in teaching award is for tuition, fees and books

Established to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College Nursing students. enrolled in the Nursing program minimum GPA of 2.0 each semester of award full-time enrollment each semester of award awardees agree to provide a brief update for donor upon completion of the academic year applicant must provide a brief summary of educational goals and 2 letters of references award is for tuition, book, and fees

Established by the family in memory of their beloved mother, Ms. Willia J. Pullins, to provide scholarship assistance to students enrolled in the Nursing Program at Macomb Community College. Through this scholarship, the Pullins family wants to show appreciation to the profession which gave her such great care in her final days, by helping future nurses achieve their educational and professional goals. enrolled in the Macomb Community College Nursing program half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award must submit a 250-word essay on “How you will promote compassion in your career as a nurse? award is for tuition, fees and other educational expenses recipient agrees to meet with donor

Established by the family and friends of William and Barbara Wendt to provide financial assistance to Macomb Community College students enrolled in a Health Science program. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award minimum GPA 2.5 each semester of award completed one semester (at least 6 credits) at Macomb Community College brief statement of educational goals award is for tuition, fees and books

This endowed scholarship is open to students enrolled in a credit program at Macomb Community College. The award is to recognize academic achievement or potential in an academic program. to be eligible for an award, students must be enrolled in a degree, certificate, or transfer program at Macomb Community College. minimum GPA 2.5 as demonstrated by high school or college transcript half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award awards are renewable by re-application each year, provided funds are available and the student meets the eligibility criteria. demonstrated financial need by submitting FAFSA awards are for tuition, fees, books, and other educational expenses

Established by family and colleagues of the late William Tschirhart, a former mathematics professor at Macomb, this scholarship provides financial assistance to outstanding students pursuing a mathematics or science-related degree. half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) in the fall semester minimum GPA 3.2 each semester of award 24 credit hours or more completed at Macomb Community College award is for tuition, fees and books brief summary of applicant’s educational goals in pursuing a degree in mathematics or the sciences letter of recommendation from a Macomb Community College Mathematics or Science professor must be included with application

Honors the memory of Yu-Lo King, a professor at Macomb Community College and recognizes academic achievement of social science majors. minimum GPA 3.0 each semester of award financial need (FAFSA required) academic achievement

Established to provide financial assistance to students pursuing a degree in Engineering, Product Development, Business or Information Technology. minimum GPA of 3.0 each semester of award half-time enrollment (6 credit hours or more) each semester of award. enrolled in Engineering, Product Development, Business or Information Technology program at Macomb Community College award is for tuition, fees and books