College of Education Application for 2021-2022
Updated information for 2021-2022 Scholarships
For a majority of the College of Education (COE) awards, you will be able to apply to one or more awards with this application through AcademicWorks.
Please note some departments offer opportunities outside of this COE general application. Students should apply to the COE general application first and then review the individual department opportunities to verify they meet the eligibility requirements and then apply to each of those separately.
The Scholarship Handbook, which is located on the College of Education Scholarship page, is your best resource for viewing all award details, eligibility requirements, and where in AcademicWorks to apply. Please reach out to your Academic Advisor with any questions.
- Award
- Varies
- Deadline
- 03/01/2021
- Supplemental Questions
- What scholarship(s) are you applying to? Please check each award you wish to be considered for. (By checking the box you are indicating that you have reviewed and are eligible for that award).
- Ada Roper Memorial Scholarship
- Adrien Segil Endowed Scholarship
- C. Verl Benzley, Jr. Endowed Teaching Scholarship
- Council for Investments in Education Scholarship
- Departmental Scholarship (Urban Institute for Teacher Education T53)
- Dianne Asmus Bettis and Norman and Blanche Asmus Scholarship
- Dr. D.H. Christensen and Catherine Dean Christensen Scholarship
- Dr. Suzanne Wade, Ed.D. Scholarship for Single Parents Earning Graduate Degrees
- Edith E. Myers Endowed Scholarship
- Etta Lou Cowles/Rose Scholarship
- Faye and Charolette Bryner Scholarship Fund
- Geneve C. Nelson Memorial Scholarship Fund
- J. George Jones, Jr. and Velma Rife Jones Memorial Fund
- John Vernon Harry and Shizuko Nakagawa Harry Scholarship Fund
- Joseph and Evelyn B. Rosenblatt Scholarship
- Lydia Anna Soeffner Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Marjean Larson Ballard Scholarship
- Mark & Connie Woodland Scholarship Award
- Mary Elizabeth Baum Hanks Endowed Scholarship in Elementary
- Math/Science/Foreign Language Scholarship
- Melba G. Arnesen Memorial Scholarship
- Milan S. Papulak Memorial Scholarship
- Paulette O. Poudras Scholarship Fund
- Robert Sevy Scholarship for Math and Science Majors
- Rulon M. and Golda L. Richards Endowed Scholarship
- Ruth H. Lundgren Endowed Scholarship
- Shirley L. and Kathelyne Oswald Evans Endowed Scholarship
- Sylvia Harrie Memorial Scholarship
- Terrel H. Bell Scholarship Education Scholarship Program
- The Family of Mary Jane Bosley Endowed Scholarship Fund
- The M. Lynn and Katherine S. Bennion Scholarship
- The Maestros Para Los Niños Endowed Scholarship Fund
- William C. Nutting Scholarship
- William M. Stewart School Graduate Scholarship
- Zua Neff Endowed Scholarship Fund in the College of Education
- Into which College of Education program have you been admitted to? (hover over help text for more information)
- What degree program are you enrolled?
- Are you pursuing a degree and/or teacher licensure in the College of Education at the University of Utah?
- In what area are you pursuing licensure?
- Have you been accepted into the elementary, secondary or special education teacher licensure program in the College of Education at the University of Utah?
- If you are an undergraduate student, what year are you currently in?
- Are you pursuing licensure in elementary, the arts, or sciences?
- Are you pursuing a degree in secondary education?
- If you are in the Secondary Teacher Education Program, please check the appropriate box(es) to indicate your major and minor from the following list.
- Are you pursuing the University of Utah's ESL/Bilingual teaching minor or endorsement?
- Are your professional plans to work in education in the Native American community?
- Are you fluent in Spanish?
- Are you a transfer student from Salt Lake Community College?
- Are you a student immigrant or a refugee from Sub-Saharan Africa?
- Are you a resident of Idaho?
- If you are applying to The Maestros Para Los Niños Endowed Scholarship, please explain how you are serving or working with the Latinx community? If not, write "does not apply".
- Please upload a copy of your unofficial transcript.
- Include a personal statement describing why you are a qualified candidate for the scholarship; your academic accomplishments and professional goals as a teacher working in today's contemporary classrooms and schools; and your work with youth (must be double-spaced and no more than two [2] pages).
- Describe financial need.
- The College of Education requires three (3) letters of recommendation from people that can speak to your academic performance and/or professional attributes (family members are excluded).
- The College of Education requires three (3) letters of recommendation from people that can speak to your academic performance and/or professional attributes (family members are excluded).
- If you are pursuing a degree in Secondary Education and are applying to the John Vernon Harry and Shizuko Nakagawa Harry Scholarship, please write a one-page essay about an influential secondary school teacher. If not, write "does not apply".
- Additional Comments
- I understand that some departments offer opportunities outside of this “College of Education Application” general application. And that I can refer back to the scholarship handbook for eligibility and application guidelines.
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- What scholarship(s) are you applying to? Please check each award you wish to be considered for. (By checking the box you are indicating that you have reviewed and are eligible for that award).