Pharmacy Foundation
SCHOLARSHIPS
2008-09
The following
scholarships are open to doctor of pharmacy or graduate students meeting the
specified criteria. The recipients of these scholarships are selected
by the School of Pharmacy Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee, unless
specified otherwise, during the fall semester.
Fred Angle Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Christina
Ferguson, a 2007 alumnus, in honor of her grandfather, Fred Angle.
It is awarded to a professional pharmacy student in their third,
fourth or fifth year, with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.
Preference is given to a student who indicates as their first choice
a career with a community pharmacy and who has preferably served an
internship with a community pharmacy.
Baptist-Trinity Lutheran Legacy Foundation Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a fifth-year
professional pharmacy student with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.
Preference is given to a student who indicates as their first choice
a career with a hospital pharmacy following graduation and who plans to stay
in the Kansas City metropolitan area following graduation.
Wright V. & Gladys A. Bartholomew Scholarship
This scholarship is a memorial to long-time Rock Port,
Missouri pharmacist Wright V. Bartholomew.
It is awarded to students who are entering the third semester of the
professional program, who intend to enter community practice upon
graduation. Pending satisfactory
academic performance, these scholarships can be renewed for a maximum of
four additional semesters.
Mary Bisceglia Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Bud Bisceglia, a
1953 alumnus, in memory of his wife, Mary.
It is awarded to a second- or third-year student interested in
community pharmacy practice.
Lewis Bratt Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Edith Bratt in
memory of her husband, Lewis Bratt, a 1936 alumnus.
It is awarded to a student who has an interest in independent
community pharmacy.
G. Thomas Bruns, R.Ph. Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Mike and Cindy
Mense in memory of Cindy’s father, Tom Bruns (class of 1958), to support
students seeking a career in independent pharmacy.
Two scholarships are awarded to students who are in good standing
academically. Preference is given to
applicants in their third, fourth or fifth year, with an expressed interest
in a career in an independent pharmacy with plans to practice in either the
Missouri or Kansas metropolitan area following graduation.
Applicants who have a past work experience with the U.S. military
and/or positive leadership involvement with the state, county or local
legislature are also given preference in the selection process.
Century Club Clinical Scholarship
This scholarship was established by donations to the
Pharmacy Foundation, and is awarded to a third-year student whose dedication
to the area of clinical pharmacy is reflected by their desire to complete a
doctor of pharmacy degree or pursue clinical practice.
Century Club Hospital Scholarship
This scholarship was established by donations to the
Pharmacy Foundation, and is awarded to a third-year student whose dedication
to the area of hospital pharmacy is reflected by their desire to complete a
doctor of pharmacy degree or pursue hospital practice.
D & H Prescription Drug Store Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a student in the
satellite doctor of pharmacy program located on the University of
Missouri-Columbia campus, who:
is a high school graduate of Audrain, Boone, Cole, Cooper or Callaway
counties in Missouri; is currently a Missouri resident; and indicates a
preference for a career in an independent pharmacy following graduation.
The scholarship was established by Blaine Alberty, a 1973 alumnus,
along with Darran Alberty, Gene Forrester and Triston Brownfield.
Dean's Advisory Council Scholarship
This scholarship was established by donations from
members of the School of Pharmacy Dean’s Advisory Council.
It is awarded to a professional pharmacy student in their third,
fourth or fifth year, who demonstrates extraordinary leadership qualities.
Preference is given to a student who has held an elected office while in
pharmacy school or has developed an innovative service project.
Leslie Eisenbrandt Scholarship
This scholarship was established in honor of Dr.
Leslie Eisenbrandt, who served as the dean of the School of Pharmacy from
1953 to 1966. It is awarded to a
student in years three through five of the professional pharmacy program who
is excelling academically.
Erickson Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Steve (class of
1975) and Clydean Erickson.
Preference for the award is given to a student who is a direct descendant of
J. Stephen Erickson and/or K. Clydean Erickson and/or their brothers or
sisters; employed by The Drug Store of Cameron, Missouri and from a town of
less than 20,000 in population or is employed by a privately held
(independent) pharmacy company.
Mary and Tim Euler Student Mentor Award
This award was established by Tim and Mary (class of
2000) Euler. Mary was formerly
the Executive Director of the Pharmacy Foundation, and Associate Dean at the
UMKC School of Pharmacy. The
award is given to a professional pharmacy student in their fourth or fifth
year, with a minimum 2.5 grade point average.
Preference is given to a student who has sustained leadership on
behalf of the School of Pharmacy; who has served as a role model and mentor
to other students aspiring to leadership positions, and shows care and
concern for his/her peers. As
part of the application process, applicants must submit a one-page essay,
double-spaced, addressing their qualifications for this award.
Fendler Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Kermit Fendler
(class of 1977). It is awarded
to a student who is in good standing academically. Preference will be given
to a minority applicant who is an entering first-year professional student
with demonstrated leadership experience.
Kathy
McClary Fife Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was
established in memory of Kathy McClary Fife, a 1975 alumnus, by her brother
Bert McClary (class of 1966) and family.
It is awarded in the summer to a student who applies for admission to
the University of Utah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies
summer program, to help defray the expenses of attending the program.
The recipient is selected by Mr. McClary and the Executive Director
of the Pharmacy Foundation.
Greater Kansas City Society of Health-System Pharmacists Book
Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a second-year doctor of
pharmacy student who plans to pursue a career in hospital pharmacy.
Spencer S. Glenn Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of Spencer
S. Glenn by Thomas (class of 1965) and Patricia Glenn.
The award recognizes the superior pursuits of a doctor of pharmacy
student in clinical research and academic study.
Preference is given to Missouri residents who are married.
Glenski Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by the Glenski
family, several of whom are School of Pharmacy alumni.
The award is presented to a student in years three to five, who has
maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 while enrolled in the
School of Pharmacy. The student
must be involved in extracurricular activities with a community service
emphasis. Preference will be
given to a student who has a family member that is either in a health care
profession or a UMKC alumnus.
Good Neighbor Pharmacy Community Scholarship
These scholarships were established by Amerisource-Bergen,
Inc. in honor and support of the many independent pharmacists they serve
through their organization. The
scholarships are awarded to students who are in good standing academically.
Preference is given to applicants in their fourth and fifth years,
with a demonstrated interest for community pharmacy and plans to practice in
either Missouri or Kansas following graduation.
Travis and Maqual Graham Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Travis and Maqual
(class of 1994) Graham. It is
awarded to a fourth- or fifth-year student who is interested in obtaining
clinical post-doctoral training, who is in good academic standing and is
involved in community health care initiatives.
George Guastello Scholarship
This scholarship was established by the Guastello
family in honor of George Guastello (class of 1937), and recognizes a
deserving second- through fifth-year pharmacy student interested in
practicing in a community pharmacy setting.
Harvey H. Haynes Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Harvey Haynes
(class of 1970). It is awarded
to a to a third-year student who is planning to work in an independent
pharmacy in a rural area with a population under 10,000.
Judith Hemberger Graduate Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Judith Hemberger
(class of 1975). It is awarded
to a female graduate student enrolled in the School of Pharmacy’s Division
of Pharmacology and Toxicology or Division of Pharmaceutical Sciences, with
a minimum grade point average of 3.0.
Selection preference is given to United States citizens.
Bruce J. "Bud" Huber Memorial Scholarship
This
scholarship was established in memory of Bud Huber, a 1997 alumnus.
The award is given to a student in years two to five who has a
minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 and documented involvement in
extracurricular activities in the area of service.
Preference is given to a pharmacy technician or intern at Express
Pharmacy or an older, returning student.
Kavanaugh Charitable Trust Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Paul and Debbie
(class of 1985) Kavanaugh.
Robert C. Lanman Graduate Pharmacology Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Robert Lanman,
emeritus professor with the School of Pharmacy.
It is awarded to a graduate student who has pharmacology as an
emphasis area. The applicant
must have completed no less than two semesters of full-time coursework and
achieved a minimum 3.0 grade point average.
Senior level Ph.D. students who have completed written and oral
comprehensives may also apply for scholarship funding to support their
dissertation research.
Lindman-Gershman Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Jerry (class of
1964) and Hedy Gershman, in honor of their parents.
Wes McIntire Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of UMKC
doctor of pharmacy student and Kappa Psi Brother, Wesley McIntire.
It is awarded to a fifth-year professional year student who is a
Kappa Psi Brother and who has been actively involved throughout their
membership. This brother must
have been either a Kappa Psi officer or organized the Wes McIntire Volley
for Charity event held annually in the spring.
The scholarship recipient is selected by the Kappa Psi members.
J. Leo McMahon Scholarship
This scholarship was established in honor of J. Leo
McMahon, a pharmacy faculty member from the 1950s to the 1980s, who served
as an officer of the Pharmacy Alumni Association and the Pharmacy
Foundation. It is awarded to a
second-year professional year student who represents the care and
professional attitudes of Dr. McMahon.
Joe McNerney Pharmacy Leadership Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Denise McNerney
(class of 1976) in honor of her father.
The award is given to a doctor of pharmacy student who has
demonstrated leadership abilities.
Missouri Pharmacy Foundation Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a third-year Pharm.D.
student who is a Missouri resident. The recipient should be on track with
their class and have maintained a minimum cumulative grade point average of
2.5 during the first two years of the pharmacy program. The recipient should
be planning on a career in Missouri and have demonstrated involvement in
their community.
Timothy G. Mitchell Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Tim Mitchell
(class of 1996). It is awarded
to a second‑, third-, fourth- or fifth-year pharmacy student in good
academic and professional standing. The student must have a stated career
interest in community pharmacy with preference to those with interest in
independent pharmacy.
Tim Mitchell Medical Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Tim Mitchell
(class of 1996). It is awarded
to an active National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) student
member in their third, fourth or fifth professional year.
Mid-Missouri Society of Health-System Pharmacists Scholarship
This scholarship is given to a student in the Columbia
satellite program. Selection
criteria include: a student who
is a member of the Missouri Society of Health-System Pharmacists; is
presently employed by a heath systems pharmacy; is a high school graduate of
Boone, Cole, Cooper or Callaway counties in the state of Missouri; and is
currently a Missouri resident.
National Association of Chain Drug Stores Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a student who intends
to pursue a career in chain community pharmacy practice following
graduation.
Jim Newman Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established by family and friends
in memory of Jim Newman, a 1968 alumnus.
It is awarded to a student in years three through five, with
preference given to a student from Joplin or southwest Missouri.
Kit Ngoc Nguyen, Pharm.D. Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Kit Ngoc Nguyen
(class of 2004), to be of support to students with their book or other
incidental expenses. It is
awarded to a student who is in good standing academically.
Preference is given to students who plan to practice in an
independent or community pharmacy upon graduation.
It is intended that the recipient use this scholarship for purchasing
books or other needed supplies.
PBA Health/TrueCare Pharmacy Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Nick Smock (class
of 1983 and 2002), president and CEO of PBA Health.
It is awarded to a student in their third, fourth or fifth year of
school, and with a minimum grade point average of 2.5.
Powers Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Edwin (class of
1971) and Joy Powers. It is
awarded to a professional pharmacy student in their third, fourth or fifth
year, with a minimum 2.5 grade point average.
Preference is given to a student who indicates as their first choice
a career in independent/community pharmacy and who has served an internship
with an independent pharmacy.
Prescription Solutions Scholarship
Two scholarships are awarded to students who are in
good standing academically.
Preference is given to applicants in their fourth and fifth years, with a
demonstrated interest in a career with a mail order pharmacy and managed
care with plans to practice in either Missouri or Kansas following
graduation.
RAN Institute Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Ruth Ann Nylen
(class of 1984). It is awarded
to a female pharmacy student who has demonstrated an interest in and
documented activities of strong entrepreneurial ambitions, and active
involvement in UMKC athletic programs.
Red Cross Pharmacy Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Matt Hartwig
(class of 1992) and Steve Hartwig (class of 1968).
Preference for the award is given to a student who is:
a direct descendant of Benjamin R. Hartwig; employed by Red Cross
Pharmacy and/or from a Red Cross Pharmacy market area; from a town of less
than 20,000 in population; or is employed by a privately held (independent)
pharmacy company.
Thomas D. Ross Memorial Graduate Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of Thomas
Ross by Thomas (class of 1965) and Patricia Glenn.
It is awarded to a graduate student majoring in Pharmacology and
Toxicology. Selection preference
is given to applicants who are United States citizens, Missouri residents,
and married. The recipient is
chosen by the Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee, with recommendations
from the School’s Graduate Programs Committee.
Toni Sena Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established by family and friends
in memory of Toni Sena, a 1978 alumnus.
It is awarded to a student in the Pharm.D. program with a minimum 2.5
grade point average, who is in earnest pursuit of a pharmacy degree.
Joseph G. Shalinsky Scholarship
This scholarship was established by family and friends
of Joseph Shalinsky (class of 1939) in honor of his 80th birthday. The
recipient must have achieved academic success (minimum 3.0 grade point
average) and an interest in practicing in a community pharmacy setting after
graduation.
Leo Shalinsky Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Arlene Shalinsky
in honor of the 70th birthday of her husband, Leo (class of 1951).
The recipient of the award should be a second- or third-year student
interested in practicing in a retail pharmacy.
The applicant must have a minimum grade point average of 2.5, and be
involved in extracurricular activities.
William & Carole Sitland Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Patricia Marken,
professor in the School of Pharmacy’s Division of Pharmacy Practice and
Administration, in memory of her parents, William and Carole Sitland.
It is awarded to a third-, fourth- or fifth-year student who is in
good standing academically.
Preference is given to students who demonstrate the personal characteristics
of integrity, a strong work ethic, generosity of spirit and a commitment to
quality in all that they do for the profession of pharmacy.
Special consideration is given to students who also demonstrate
excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Smock Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Nick Smock (class
of 1983 and 2002). It is awarded
to a third-, fourth- or fifth-year student who currently is in good
standing, and who has an interest in community or independent pharmacy.
Spalitto Pharmacy Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Pete (1986
alumnus) and Jude (1979 alumnus) Spalitto.
It is awarded to a professional pharmacy student in their third,
fourth or fifth year, with a minimum 2.5 grade point average.
Preference is given to a student who indicates as their first choice
a career with an independent or independent chain pharmacy and who has
preferably served an internship with an independent pharmacy.
Anthony J. Spalitto, Sr. Scholarship
This scholarship was established in honor of Anthony
Spalitto, Sr. (class of 1963), by his family.
It is awarded to a doctor of pharmacy student in years two through
four who has a minimum 2.5 grade point average and has expressed interest in
independent community pharmacy.
Bruce and Shirley Stocker Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Bruce (class of
1973) and Shirley Stocker. It is
awarded to a student in the first through fifth professional year, who is a
full-time Missouri or Kansas resident, has maintained a 3.0 grade point
average, has expressed an interest in pursuing a career in institutional
pharmacy, and is involved in an appropriate professional organization.
David A. Strauch, R.Ph. Scholarship
This scholarship was established by David Strauch
(class of 1985) to support students seeking a career in independent pharmacy
and who may be wishing to return to a small rural community.
One or two scholarships will be given each year to a first- through
fourth-year student who is in good academic standing and shows evidence of
leadership experience.
Preference is given to a student wishing to pursue a career with an
independent pharmacy and/or in a community of less than 10,000 people
following graduation.
Harry N. Tishk Scholarship
This scholarship was created in honor of Harry N.
Tishk, a 1964 alumnus. It is awarded to a first-year student who was a
provisional student the year prior to receiving the award.
Fred Tonnies Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Fred Tonnies
through the Missouri Law Seminar.
It is awarded to a doctor of pharmacy student based on a point
system. Points are assigned by the following criteria: a student who is a
graduate of a high school in Boone County, Missouri; is a past or current
employee at the University of Missouri-Columbia Hospitals and Clinics; and
has a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.6.
Phyllis Vaughn Scholarship
This scholarship was established with donations from
alumni, faculty and staff in honor of Phyllis Vaughn, upon her retirement
after over 30 years on the School of Pharmacy staff.
It is awarded to a student in the second through fifth year of the
professional pharmacy program who expresses a caring and friendly attitude
towards others. Preference is given to a student who exemplifies this
attitude through involvement in extracurricular activities helping people.
Mathew W. "Bill" Wilson Scholarship
The scholarship was established in honor of Mathew W.
“Bill” Wilson, a 1950 alumnus and faculty member who also served as an
officer of the Pharmacy Foundation.
It is awarded to students whose integrity and professionalism matches
that of Mr. Wilson.
Wilson Family Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Marcus (class of
1996) and Melissa (class of 1998) Wilson.
Preference for the award is given to an applicant who is a high
school graduate of Bates, Morgan or Jasper counties in Missouri, or
Cherokee, Miami or Johnson counties in Kansas.
Preference is also given to an applicant who indicates as their first
choice a career in an independent pharmacy following graduation and/or a
preference to work in one of the aforementioned counties.
Larry Windmoeller Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Fred Tonnies
through the Missouri Law Seminar.
It is awarded to a doctor of pharmacy student based on a point
system. Points are assigned by the following criteria: a student who is a
graduate of a high school in Boone County, Missouri; is a past or current
employee at the University of Missouri-Columbia Hospitals and Clinics; and
has a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.6.
Lawrence G. Windmoeller/Mid-Missouri Society of Health-System
Pharmacists Scholarship
This scholarship was established by the Mid-Missouri
Society of Health-System Pharmacists in honor of their retiring president,
Larry Windmoeller. It is awarded
to a student in the Columbia satellite program meeting the following
criteria: is a member of the
Missouri Society of Health-System Pharmacists; is presently employed by a
health systems pharmacy; is a high school graduate of Boone, Cole, Cooper or
Callaway counties in the State of Missouri; and is currently a Missouri
resident.
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