Academic awards
Academic awards
Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. - Seneca
December 2010
Western Governor's University
A $2,000 competitive program and scholarship awarded based on academic record, readiness for online study at WGU, an d current competency, plus other considerations.
March 2007
Phi Theta Kappa, USA Today, and American Assoc for Jr Colleges
The 10 Indiana contestants who receive the highest scores in the All-USA competition are named to the Indiana "First Team."
November 2006
Ivy Tech Community College, Region 5
Through ICC’s partnership with Ivy Tech, both curricular and co-curricular (outside the classroom) service-learning and civic-engagement activities will become more commonplace, giving students more opportunities to learn leadership skills, decision-making skills, and civic responsibility.
August 2006
Indiana State University
$4,000 - Applicants for Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships must hold an associate of arts, associate of science, or an associate of applied science. Other requirements include a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 and membership in Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society.
June 2006
Coca-Cola Foundation
Students are selected on academic merit and community service participation. This $1,000 scholarship helped complete my studies at Ivy Tech.
May 2006
Ivy Tech Community College, Region 5
Each program in the Region comes together to select and honor its outstanding graduates, who havedistinguished themselves through academic achievement, college and community service, leadership in extracurricular activities, and potential for continued success.
May 2006
Beta Gamma Zeta - Phi Theta Kappa
Highest membership level based on contributions and service during the 2005-2006 academic year.
May 2006
Ivy Tech Community College, Region 5
One of twelve students nominated for the highest student award in the Region.
April 2006
Ivy Tech Community College
Accepted to participate in the state-wide Student Leadership Academy to strengthen skills in leadership of the self, team, organization, and evaluate the process of change. Program dates: September 2006 through April 2006.
March 2006
National Policy Seminar, Washington D.C
Lobbied on Capitol Hill on behalf of Career & Technical Education, specifically to request continued funding of the Perkin’s Act
February 2006
Indiana Career & Technical Education
Ranked #1 in the State in a highly competitive selection process. Excellence in CTE is exemplified in achievement of an individual’s maximum potential in scholarship, citizenship and character, leadership, employability, and career and technical skill proficiency. Awarded subsequent trip to Washington DC to attend the CTE National Policy Seminar.
February 2006
Phi Theta Kappa
2 nd Place $300 Scholarship awarded at the Indiana Regional Phi Theta Kappa Convention in Indianapolis, IN
September 2005
Ivy Tech Community College, Region 5
$500 Scholarship held by the Ivy Tech Foundation is established as a tribute to a veteran teacher and Ivy Tech Community College Administrator, Harvey S. Poling, Jr.