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Computer Sciences Scholarships

Information for the DOD scholarship for comp sci students

Qualified students are able to earn a scholarship to become a federal information assurance professional.

Math Scholarships

The Ken and Lois Widdowson Scholarship is awarded to deserving Mathematics majors from Indiana Area High School.

For an undergraduate major in the Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences with an outstanding academic record, with preference given to students who have had to overcome obstacles in order to pursue their education.

The scholarship will be awarded to Mathematics or Mathematics Education majors. Preference will be given to those who demonstrate involvement in community service and well-roundedness.

For a full-time undergraduate major in Mathematics or Secondary Mathematics Education

For an undergraduate or graduate student with junior standing who exemplifies excellence in or potential for excellence in mathematics teaching at the elementary or secondary level.

For outstanding undergraduate students in Elementary Education with a Mathematics Concentration or in Middle Level Mathematics Education.

For a mathematics major completing the sophomore or junior year and reflecting the character of Captain Morrell, a United States Marine pilot and an ÑÇÉ«Ó°¿â football captain.

For a mathematics education major with at least junior standing.

For an outstanding undergraduate or graduate student in elementary or middle school mathematics education.

For students studying mathematics and geography.

For students whose interests match those of Mr. Daugherty

Awarded to a senior in the Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences who is of good character and who demonstrates the promise of future success in the education profession.

Presented to an outstanding student in mathematics or mathematics education.

The S-COAM project at ÑÇÉ«Ó°¿â, while increasing the overall number of students pursuing degrees in mathematics, is unique in its goal of establishing a supportive connection of master’s students with undergraduates through scholarship cohort activities.