Jeremy L. Glick Memorial Scholarship

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Deadline: April 15

Background
The scholarship was established shortly after the tragic events of 9/11 to memorialize the sacrifice and heroism of Jeremy L. Glick, a 1993 graduate of the University of Rochester and member of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. Jeremy was one of the passengers aboard Flight 93 who banded together in a heroic and successful effort to thwart terrorist efforts to crash the plane into the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Purpose
While an undergraduate, Jeremy was involved in extracurricular activities including sports, leadership of the fraternity and student life groups, and actively participated in the Alpha Delta Phi literary program. At the same time, he required financial aid, so it is appropriate that this scholarship benefit an undergraduate who is involved in campus-wide activities based on need, not merit.

Eligibility
Award(s) will be made to undergraduate students of the University of Rochester River Campus who are in good standing and members of a College-recognized and accredited fraternity or sorority. Completed applications are due on or before April 1, and the monetary award will be effective for the academic year that begins in the following fall semester. Awards are for one academic year only; winners cannot reapply in successive years. Students are not eligible to receive this scholarship during their Take 5 or E5 years.

General Eligibility Criteria
Please complete the formal application by April 1.
Full-Time Student Status: A candidate must be a full-time matriculated undergraduate currently attending the University of Rochester on the River Campus.
Residency: A candidate must be a resident of the United States.
Financial Need: Applicants must demonstrate a need for financial aid, as determined by the Financial Aid Office.
Academic Standing: A candidate must be in good academic standing according to the University’s guidelines and requirements.
Extracurricular Activities: A candidate must be an active member in good standing of an accredited fraternity or sorority recognized by the University of Rochester. A candidate should demonstrate a continuing commitment and involvement in the values, mission, and vision of their Greek-lettered organization and to the betterment of University life and the Rochester community.
Non-Discrimination: No person is excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of, the Jeremy L. Glick Memorial Scholarship on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status.

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Agreement Statement. I have read the eligibility criteria for the Jeremy L. Glick Memorial Scholarship and understand the failure to fulfill these conditions may result in my forfeiting the award. I give my permission to release the information provided on thisapplication to members of the selection committee for review. *

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Describe any awards, honors or distinctions you have received while in college (please do not use abbreviations). *

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Memberships and affiliations, school and community (please include the name of the group, positions held, and years of participation). *

Fraternity or sorority affiliation, date of initiation, years of active participation, positions and years held. *

Please state your contributions to the non-academic life of the campus and/or community through your fraternity or sorority affiliation. Also, describe the leadership roles that you may have held and the accomplishments attained in these positions of which you are most proud. *

How has your fraternity or sorority affiliation added value to your collegiate experience? *

How have you contributed to your fraternity’s or sorority’s mission, vision and goals? What challenges have you and the group faced and how did you meet those challenges? You may include challenges and experiences in school, campus life, or in the community at large. *

Joining a collegiate Greek-lettered organization is a lifetime commitment. How do you envision your continuing involvement with your fraternity or sorority, and with the university, as an alumnus or alumnae? *

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