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Jennifer Johnson

"Lake Superior State University really did give me a great education. LSSU competes not only in the Midwest but Nationally as well."

Jennifer Johnson '08
LSSU Fisheries & Wildlife Mgmt graduate

Currently enrolled in the graduate program at the University of Georgia

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Math and Computer Science Scholarships

Marian and Raymond Chelberg Outstanding Science Athlete Scholarship

Value: variable — renewable
Criteria: minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrated leadership abilities and excel in at least one varsity sport; awarded at end of junior year; earned at least 30 LSSU credits
Curriculum: natural science or math
Selected by: recommendation of the Athletic Department

Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science Scholarship

Value: variable — non-renewable
Criteria: merit based; minimum GPA 3.0
Curriculum: mathematics or computer science or math education
Selected by: recommendation of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

William R. Gregory Scholarship

Value: variable — renewable
Criteria: merit based; junior status, minimum 3.0 GPA
Curriculum: engineering, mathematics, business, biology or fisheries and wildlife management
Selected by: Financial Aid Committee through scholarship sign-up

Franklin F. and Wanda L. Otis Award

Value: variable — non-renewable
Criteria: earned at least 26 LSSU credits; minimum 2.5 GPA overall and minimum 3.0 GPA in computer science and mathematics courses; must be a resident of Michigan, Wisconsin or Ontario at time of application. Applicants should send letter of application addressing their qualifications to the designated mathematics faculty member the first week of October.
Curriculum: computer science or math
Selected by: recommendation of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Gerald Samson Mathematics Scholarship

Value: Variable — non-renewable
Criteria: merit based
Curriculum: computer and mathematical sciences
Selected by: recommendation of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Graduate School Bound ...

Kim Churchill
Geology

"I've been accepted to Montana Tech's graduate school to pursue a master's degree in geophysical engineering. I have also accepted a full-funded graduate research assistantship to work with the Montana National Guard on developing magnetic techniques to detect unexploded ordinance. My summer internship with Geolex, a company under contract with the Guard, will study acquiring data, performing analysis, and offering interpretation on unexploded ordinance." [ more ]