Scholarships for History Students at NSU
William P. Willis Scholarship Program
The 1986 Oklahoma Legislature (70 O.S., Supp. 1986, Section 2292) authorized the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education to establish and maintain a scholarship program
...for the purpose of providing scholarships to low-income, full-time undergraduates attending institutions in The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
Eligibility
- Individuals who are residents of the State of Oklahoma shall be eligible to apply for assistance under the program.
- Individuals who are enrolled full time in an undergraduate program at a member institution of The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education shall be eligible for assistance under the program.
- Individuals who meet low-income criteria as established by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education shall be eligible for admission to the program.
- Certification of applicant eligibility must be provided by a participating institution.
Nomination and Selection of Recipients
Presidents of Oklahoma State System institutions of higher education will be invited to submit a nominee and an alternate candidate for consideration of award prior to the beginning of the academic year. An advisory committee appointed by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education will review the application and make the announcement of awards.
Maximum Limitations
Scholarships will be awarded on a yearly basis, renewable for up to three (3) additional years.
Scholarship Apportionment
No more than one scholarship recipient shall attend each institution in The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education; provided that one recipient, apart from the others, majoring in the field of history, shall attend Northeastern State University.
For Further Information On This Program, Contact:
NSU Office of Scholarships
scholarships@nsuok.edu
918-444-3471
Calvin Turnbow Scholarship
The Calvin Turbow Scholarship is awarded near the end of each spring semester to a student who will be a senior the next academic year and has the "greatest potential in the field of historical endeavor after graduation. Thus the student's GPA would not necessarily be the prime criteria." Students will be in the running for this scholarship each year simply by completing the General Scholarship Application each year. You can find that application by visiting scholarships.nsuok.edu and selecting your student type.
James Madison Graduate Fellowships
The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation offers $24,000 James Madison Graduate Fellowships to individuals desiring to become outstanding teachers of the American Constitution at the secondary school level.