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FRENCH
SCHOLARSHIP
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French Scholarship Application
- Scholarship
Criteria. The G. Edward French
Scholarship* is awarded annually by the Vestry of the Chapel
of the Cross
to one or more regularly enrolled full-time undergraduate students
in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The recipient
must
be a communicant of the Episcopal Church** or
a church within the Anglican Communion. Primary consideration
is given to evidence
of past and/or present active involvement in
the mission of the Church whether at the parish or diocesan
level or through
outreach to the community or to the world at
large. Each scholarship recipient must maintain a grade point
average of at least 2.0.
Failure to maintain a 2.0 average shall constitute
grounds for revocation of the award.
- Application Procedure.
Applications shall be submitted in writing to the French Scholarship
Committee of the Chapel of the Cross and shall be deposited
in the
Episcopal Campus Ministry mailbox in the Church office. Application
forms and information are available in the Church office. Applicants
for the French Scholarship
shall also submit a proposal for a service project for the
parish or the diocese, the community or the world at large.
- Administration.
Applications are solicited annually through the Episcopal
Campus Ministry and parish
publications. Applications will be reviewed by a three-member
panel of the University Ministry Committee, appointed by
the chair. The panel
will submit its recommendations to the Vestry for its approval.
*The
French Scholarship honors the life and service of G. Edward
French. It does not require any commitment to
the
study of French history, culture, or language..
**Constitution and Canons of the Episcopal Church, 1985.
Title I. Canon 17, Sect. 1(a) and Sect 2(a) Definitions.
A member of this Church is
a person who has been
baptized with water in the Name of the Father, and of
the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and whose baptism has
been
duly recorded in this Church.
A communicant
is a member who has received the Holy Communion in this
Church at least three times during the preceding year.
HOUSE
SCHOLARSHIP Download
House Scholarship Application
- Scholarship Criteria.
The House Scholarship was established in 1975 by the will
of the late Helen Badham House, and is
named
in memory of Mrs. House and her husband, the late Henry
Charles House, Jr.
Recipients must be able, needy undergraduate students who attend or will attend
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and must
be Episcopalians.
Names of all applicants
will be forwarded to the Student Aid Office of UNC-CH for determination
of financial need. In addition to church affiliation, selection will
be based on need and
ability.
- Application Procedure.
Applications with supporting documentation shall be submitted
in writing to the House Scholarship Committee of the Chapel
of the Cross and
shall be deposited in the Episcopal Campus Ministry mailbox in
the
Church office. Application forms and information are available
in the Church office.
- Administration.
Applications are solicited annually through the Episcopal
Campus Ministry and parish publications.
Applications will be reviewed
by a three-member
panel of the University Ministry Committee, appointed by the
chair. The panel will submit its recommendations to the Vestry
for its
approval.
Applications
for the John Osgood and Elizabeth Amis Cameron Blanchard
Scholarships are received by the UNC-CH
Office of Scholarships and Student Aid. Applicants should
submit the Profile Application, and write to the Office of Scholarships
and Student Aid, Post Office Box 1080, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,
to indicate that they are Episcopal descendants of Colonial
ancestry or children of Episcopal ministers. If you have questions,
contact Jean DeSaix. |
