College Record 2019-2020

Keuka College Award Programs

Students apply for Keuka College financial assistance by completing a FAFSA (or renewal FAFSA), and a NYS TAP Application (for New York state residents). After all eligibility requirements have been met, funds are credited (one payment per semester/ per term, unless otherwise indicated) to the student’s account. Additional application information and criteria specific to each program are listed below. All Keuka College scholarships are for traditional undergraduate admissions and based on full-time status. Keuka College grants/scholarships are only available for your first four years of undergraduate study (maximum of 8 semesters).

Alumni Associate Award for Excellence Scholarship

Offered to high school seniors, this is a competitive scholarship program based on academic achievement. Recipients are typically in the top 1/3 of their class. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study. Recipients must be full-time, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and reside in on-campus housing for renewal. Scholarship is not based on financial need. New students will need a 3.5-4.0 grade point average to be eligible.

Keuka Presidential Scholarship

Offered to high school seniors who have strong academic records. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study provided the student is full-time status, satisfactory academic progress and continues to reside in on-campus housing . Scholarship is not based on financial need. New students will need a 3.0-3.49 grade point average to be eligible

Keuka College Gold Scholars Award

Offered to high school seniors who have a grade point average between 2.5-2.99. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study as long as the student maintains full-time status,satisfactory academic progress, and continues to reside in on-campus housing.

Keuka Acorn Award

Offered to high school seniors who have a grade point average between 2.0 – 2.49. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study as long as the student maintains full-time status, satisfactory academic progress, and continues to reside in on-campus housing.

Community Achievement Award

This award is offered to high school seniors who have made a significant impact on their community through volunteer service. This award is given to five incoming freshmen each academic year, one each month, September through January. Recipients must be full-time, are required to maintain satisfactory progress and reside in on-campus housing for renewal.

Keuka College 911 Service Scholarship

For recipients of the World Trade Center Memorial Scholarship, the portion of tuition, room and board not covered by that scholarship or other grants will be covered by the 911 Service Scholarship. For application information on the World Trade Center Scholarship, go to www.hesc.com to print an application, or call 1-800-NYS-HESC. Recipients must be full-time undergraduate students who are matriculated in an approved program in New York state.

International Scholarship

Scholarships may be awarded to international students accepted to the College who are not eligible to apply for federal or state aid. This scholarship is awarded based on a tiered rating system for an academic year. Two full-tuition scholarships may be available on a first-come, first served basis to students with exceptional academic records. Renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study. Recipients must be full-time, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and reside in on-campus housing to continue to receive the full amount of the scholarship.

Keuka College Family Award

Scholarships awarded to members of the same immediate family attending Keuka College at the same time (both must be attending full-time). Renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study. Recipients must be full time, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and reside in on-campus housing to continue to receive the full amount of the scholarship.

Keuka College Urban League of Rochester Scholarship

Five scholarships will be made available to students who are enrolled in the Black Scholars/ Early Recognition program. Renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study. Student must maintain satisfactory academic progress, live in on-campus housing, and remain in full-time status to continue to receive the full amount of the scholarship each year.

Transfer Achievement Award

A merit scholarship is available to transfer students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.5+ upon entrance to Keuka College.. This scholarship is guaranteed for up to four years of undergraduate study provided the student is full-time and maintains satisfactory academic progress.

Transfer Scholarship

A merit scholarship is available to transfer students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 to 3.499 upon entrance to Keuka College. Students who do not meet the 3.0 guideline may be eligible to receive funds under this award based on both academic achievement and financial need. This scholarship is guaranteed for up to four years of undergraduate study provided the student is full- time and maintains satisfactory academic progress.

Transfer Acorn Scholarship

A merit scholarship is available to transfer students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 to 3.24 upon entrance to Keuka College. This scholarship is guaranteed for up to four years of undergraduate study provided the student is full-time and maintains satisfactory academic progress.

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship

An academic scholarship for traditional undergraduate transfer students. This scholarship is renewable if the student remains in good academic standing and maintains full- time status. Applicant must be a current member of Phi Theta Kappa and provide proof of membership at the time of application to be eligible.

Keuka College Grant

Grant given to students who have demonstrated financial need. Recipients must be full time, maintain satisfactory academic progress, reside in on-campus housing and continue to demonstrate financial need to receive the full amount of the scholarship.

Keuka College Work Study

Part-time employment opportunities are available on campus for students not demonstrating financial eligibility for federal work study. The student employment (work study) program helps undergraduate students in the traditional academic program to practice and learn valuable work-related skills and helps them meet their educational and personal expenses while at Keuka College. Program staff serve as mentors for both students and work supervisors to enhance the student’s job skills competence and to help the student develop a sound foundation for a successful career. A wide range of work study jobs are available to students each semester.

Tuition Benefits – Tuition Exchange/Tuition Remission

These benefits are offered to eligible employees and their families. Please contact Human Resources to determine if you are eligible. Information can also be obtained from the Employee Handbook.

Named/Endowed Scholarships and Prizes

These specially funded scholarships are awarded through the support of alumni and friends.

George Alden Trust Scholarship

Mabel Archbold Scholarship

Beverly Nessel Au ’51 Scholarship

Fay Audra Brethen ’55 Scholarship

Judith Oliver Brown ’63 Memorial Scholarship

President Joseph G. and Professor Diane M. Burke Scholarship

Beth Purdy Canuteson Scholarship Trust of 1928 Scholarship

Class of 1937 Scholarship

Class of 1939 Scholarship

Class of 1946 Field Period Scholarship

Class of 1947 Scholarship

Class of 1952 Memorial Field Period Scholarship

Class of 1953 Living Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1954 Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1955 Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1958 Scholarship

Class of 1959 Living Memorial Endowment Fund

Class of 1962 Scholarship

Elizabeth Coker ’30 Scholarship

Marcia Clark Cooley ’28 Award

Luella Walker Corbit ’37 Scholarship

Louise Stryker Davis ’34 Scholarship

William and Virginia Davison Family Scholarship

Dodd/Lyon Scholarship

Judge Frederick Dugan Scholarship

Florence Eells ’31 Scholarship

Edith Louise Estey ’33 Memorial Field Period Scholarship

Estey-Judd Memorial Scholarship

Max Mendel Fezer Scholarship

Clarence Joseph Gannon Scholarship

Marion Goodwin ’30 Scholarship

The Elizabeth Marshall Gordon ’49 Scholarship for a Woman to Study Science

William Randolph Hearst Scholarship

Anne D. Hotchkiss ‘ 38 Scholarship

Frederick L. Hoyle Scholarship

Lucretia Davis Jephson Scholarship

Christin Johnson Memorial Scholarship

Keuka College Alumni Association Scholarship

Keuka College Student Senate Scholarship

Katherine Towner King ’37 Scholarship

Stuart Komer Family Scholarship

Dorothy Wheeler Krum Scholarship

Lambda Pi Eta Award for Excellence in Communication Studies

Dr. F. Marion Lougee Award in Clinical Science

Dr. Aileen Lougee Prize in Modern Language

Dr. Geraldine Lynn Scholarship

Virginia Pearson MacKenzie ’34 Memorial Scholarship

Deb Manahan Scholarship

Joyce Oakleaf Mandigo ’67 Scholarship

Marva Davis Mapp Scholarship

Doris Ackley Mattison ’43 Scholarship

Anastasia Alisa McManus ’14 Memorial Scholarship

Commander Barbara Ellen Miller ’56 Scholarship

Don Miller Memorial Scholarship

Anne Graham Munson ’68 Memorial Scholarship

Barbara Neuhaus ’50 Scholarship

Elizabeth A. Nussey ’78 Nursing Award

Betty Jane Ackerson Ogg ’46 Scholarship

Osborn Memorial Scholarship

Imogene Bauer Pais ’38 Scholarship for the Liberal Arts

Panarites Sisters Keuka Circle Fellowship

Parkin/Ashforth Scholarship

Doris Artley Peck ’43 Scholarship

Penn Yan Keuka Club Award

Agnes Pierce Scholarship

Richard A. Pinneo, Jr. Scholarship

Lorraine K. Potter ’68 “Leading the Way First Generation” Scholarship

Margaret C. Pratt ’32 Keuka Circle Fellowship

Presbyterian Women’s Scholarship

Edith O’Connell Rector ’51 Memorial Scholarship

Jerry Richardson Scholarship

Rosalie & R. William Rose Memorial Scholarship

Margaret Neville Sand ’53 and Barbara Neville Malatesta ’56 Scholarship

Wilbour E. and Esther Saunders Scholarship

Elizabeth Schiefer ’41 Scholarship

Mary P. Schleiermacher Scholarship

Dorothy Schrell ’42 Nursing Scholarship

Doris B. Scott ’50 Memorial Scholarship

Ruth L. and Ralph W. Seager Memorial Scholarship

John and Audrey Settle ’67 Scholarship

Imogene Smith ’34 Scholarship

A. Space Memorial Scholarship

Byron Spence Scholarship

Spiritual Exploration Field Period Scholarship

Barbara Robitsch Squattrito’51 Memorial Scholarship

Donald and Corinne Stork Scholarship

Viola Titus ’41 Endowment

Walter O. Vail Scholarship

Charles Wallis Scholarship

Betty Watson Wallis Scholarship

Michael Weiss Field Period Scholarship

Jean Maxine Whittemore ’35 Scholarship

Michael A. Wiley ’00 Scholarship

Alissa Putnam ’00 / Michael Wiley ’00 Scholarship

Yates County Home Bureau Scholarship

Mary Simpson Young ’28 Memorial Scholarship