Scholarship Eligibility & Procedures - School Year 2001-2002
Disclaimer: This page is an adaptation
of an Indiana Grand Lodge Scholarship Board Information Sheet. It is intended
to aid scholarship applicants in timely and complete application preparation
and is distributed with Application and Financial Statement forms.
It applies to grants for the 2001-2002 school year. It did not change
from the preceding year (except dates). It is published here for the
information of Members of Ancient Landmarks Lodge No. 319 F&AM, and
is NOT an OFFICIAL publication of Indiana Grand Lodge or the Scholarship
Board.
2001
ELIGIBILITY, QUALIFICATIONS
& PROCEDURE
FOR OBTAINING GRAND LODGE
SCHOLARSHIPS
Note: It is our desire
to aid as many students as possible, therefore, we will give priority to
those who are first or second time appliers. Except in extraordinary
circumstances, an individual student will not receive more than two years
of scholarship support. Only one scholarship will be awarded per
applicant per year. If Masonic sponsor is the father the applicant
is eligible for the Searight Scholarship Funds. Grandchildren and
Stepchildren will be considered for our Grand Lodge Scholarship Funds.
The need to comply with the procedures outlined is most important.
An incomplete application will result in the disqualification of what
may be a most deserving applicant.
ELIGIBILITY AND QUALIFICATIONS:
Applications will be accepted from the sons, daughters,
grandsons, granddaughters, adopted sons or daughters, stepsons or stepdaughters
of a Master Mason in good standing in his Indiana Lodge, or from the orphaned
child of a deceased Master Mason who departed this life in good standing
holding membership in a Lodge in the State; and,
- a) has been accepted for enrollment
as an undergraduate in the accredited colleges and universities of Indiana
whose names appear on the list attached.
- b) Applications must be submitted
before the 25th birthday. Exceptions will be granted when justified; and,
- c) Applicants must enroll and maintain
a full time status as defined by the institution attended; and,
- d) Need, demonstrated leadership
ability, community service, academic standing, and moral character will
be considered; and,
- e) GPA, ACT, SAT and equivalent
test scores will be considered by the Region Directors and the Board; and,
- f) Applicants should return
papers to Lodge no later than March lst. A fully completed application
with required attachments and certification MUST be delivered by
the Lodge to the Regional Director not earlier than February 1st nor
later than March 15th to be considered.
ADMINISTRATION AND PROCEDURE:
No deviation from the following is permissible.
- a) An application and financial
statement form can be obtained only from an Indiana Lodge.
- b) A full completed application
executed by the applicant and his Masonic sponsor must be delivered
to the father or grandfather's Lodge for certification and approval.
The financial statement may be delivered to the lodge in a sealed envelope
if so desired. However, no application without certification or without
a financial statement in the possession of the Region Director will be
considered by him.
- c) After certification by the Lodge,
the application is forwarded to the proper Region Director for processing
and recommendation. Names and addresses of Region Directors and their
assistants, together with a map delineating each region's boundaries is
attached for information.
- d) The Region Director and his
committee will study each application, make recommendations and forward
the applications to the Scholarship Board by April 15.
- e) The Scholarship Board will determine
those who will receive scholarships at its annual spring meeting and promptly
notify Lodges and applicants of the Boards' decision.
- f) Certificates for the award will
be mailed to the Lodge for presentation. Checks will be available at the
reception.
- g) Failure to attend one of the
accredited college or universities listed will result in the revocation
of the Scholarship and will require repayment of all monies awarded.
(Revised 10-2000)
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This Information is published
to inform the Members of Ancient Landmarks Lodge No. 319, F&AM, Indianapolis,
Indiana of one of the opportunities available to them because of their Masonic
membership. It is NOT an Official publication of Indiana
Grand Lodge F&AM or the Indiana Grand Lodge Scholarship Board.
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