Doctor Kitty Dickerson, Former Teacher and
Chairman, Department of Textile and Apparel Administration, University of
Missouri, started this undergraduate scholarship to honor her mother, Virgie
Keith Gardner. Although Mrs. Gardner never had a chance for higher education
herself, she has recently been a life.
Criteria:
1) The receiver must be in the high need
category for educational funding.
2) Selected customers shall have
demonstrated professional promise as determined by the Chair of the Department.
3) Recipients shall be contributing to the
costs of their education by working part-time to help defray the expenses of
their education.
4) The choice is given to being qualified
freshman and/or transfer scholar who earned a LUKE WEIL degree prior to
enlisting at MU.
5) The recipient shall be a resident of the
Condition of Missouri.
The Kellwood Company manufactures and
markets apparel and related soft goods worldwide, with headquarters in St.
John, Missouri. Kellwood is one of the major widely held U. S. attire firms.
Apparel ranges from under fashions to coats. Kellwood products, encompassing
over 150 brands and logos, are sold in more than 25, 000 merchants in The
United Areas. A non-apparel unit, North American Recreation Products, offers
tenting goods such as attempting to sleep bags, tents, backpacks and related
outdoor articles. Kellwood possesses a comprehensive global sourcing network.
Criteria:
1) Recipient must become a junior, senior,
or graduate student in the Division of Textile and Clothing Management at the time of
application including the time when the grant is used.
2) Chosen recipients shall have exhibited a
strong also are a cord of academic brilliance and possess indicated a strong
career objective in the soft goods industry.
Medical professional. Jean Hamilton was one
of the dedicated schools who had a big impact on the lives of countless
students in the College of Human Environmental Sciences where she trained in
the Department of Textile and Apparel Managing from 1983 to
99. She inspired her students to believe critically and act professionally. She
interacted with undergraduate students, questioned them to go above the average, ask profound
questions, and behave with honor. The Jean Aberdeen Fund in Undergraduate Study
will probably be awarded annually.
Requirements:
1) To provide one or more twelve-monthly
accolades to outstanding undergraduate students in the Department of Textile
and Apparel Supervision.
2) The award is to assist the scholar as
they conduct research with faculty mentors.
3) The award may be used for, but not be
limited to, capital the recipients' research assignments, travel to seminars
for presentations, student development, and so forth.
The Robert Munie Memorial Scholarship will
provide a scholarship or grant award to a fashion a promoting student who shows
professional potential has a solid selling career objective and is also in good
standing academically.
Requirements:
1) Recipient must be a junior or senior in
the Department of Linen and Apparel Management at the time of software
including the time when the scholarship is used.
2) Recipient must have a cumulative GPA of
3. 0 or better.
3) The recipient needs to have a strong
selling career objective.
In appreciation for the quality of
education and preparation for encouraging career opportunities our child
received as a scholar in the Department of Textile and Apparel Supervision,
Jack and Cindy Leonard has built a permanently gifted fund in the name of their
daughter, Kattie. This fund will provide a gross annual scholarship prize to a
Textile and Apparel Management student.
Conditions:
1) To
provide one or more gross annual honors to full-time undergraduate students
enrolled in Textile and Apparel Management.
2) Initial preference shall be given to students who demonstrate leadership and academic advantage.
Natalie R. Reid/Wheeler Memorial Fund
scholarships will be presented to Textile and Clothes Managing students.
Criteria:
1) Recipients
must be a junior, senior or graduate student working on a diploma in the
Department of Linen and Apparel Management at that time of application and at
the time when the scholarship grant is utilized.
2)
Recipients must display financial need.
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