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Returning Student Scholarships

This scholarship is not available. 

Frank Harkin Memorial Scholarship

Funded by the General Scholarship Fund, these scholarships are awarded in memory of Frank Harkin (1922-2000), a long-time friend of Mercy Medical Center who throughout his life taught the health care workers who served him what it meant to live life to its fullest while overcoming physical disabilities. Candidates for this renewable award will need to demonstrate a personal history of involvement with disabled persons and have a desire to provide further service to this community.  Recipients will also be evaluated on the basis of personal financial need.
 

This scholarship is not available.

Student Leadership/Service Learning Scholarship

Funded by the General Scholarship Fund, these awards are available to second year full-time students who have demonstrated a historical pattern of significant volunteer service to their community, the College, professional organizations or other not-for-profit organizations both prior to and while enrolled, and which promotes health and wellness in line with the Spirit of Mercy values of the College.
 

This scholarship is not available.

Schildberg Foundation Student Scholarship

Funded solely by the Schildberg Foundation, these scholarships are awarded to two full-time new students beginning their professional program of study and two students entering the second year of their professional program in fall 2010-11.  Eligible candidates must list a home address within one of the following Iowa counties: Adair, Adams, Cass, Clarke, Dallas, Decatur, Fremont, Guthrie, Harrison, Madison, Mills, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, Ringgold, Shelby, Taylor, Union.  In addition, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale at the time of the scholarship deadline and demonstrate a financial need. Of special note: recipients will be required to submit a progress report to the foundation on their academic achieve each semester they receive funds, or risk losing further funding.
 

This scholarship is not available.

Frank & Mary Quijano Scholarship

Funded by Mercy College President Barbara Decker, these scholarships are awarded in memory of Frank Quijano and in honor of Mary Quijano, parents of the College’s president, who wishes to recognize their belief in the importance of education. The scholarship has been created to assist Mercy College students who are entering the second year of their full-time chosen professional field of study and who are facing financial hardship during difficult economic times to remain enrolled in the 2010-11 academic year.
 

This scholarship is not available.

 

Robert Edward Williams Family Educational Scholarship

Funded by the family of Robert Edward Williams, this scholarship is awarded to new and returning students in any degree program who have a disability as defined by Americans With Disabilities Act and meet the minimum 2.25 GPA. In the event of multiple candidates, the scholarship will be awarded based upon Mercy Medical Center employment and a demonstrated financial need.

Quick Links

Questions about scholarship eligibility should be directed to:

  • Brian Tingleff
    Vice President of External Affairs
    (515) 643-6663
    Fax (515) 643-6698
    Toll Free (800) 637-2994, ext. 3-6663
    btingleff@mercydesmoines.org