Communication Studies’ faculty oversee the following three scholarships. For each of these, pick up an application form from the Department of Communication's main office, located in Grauel 107. Completed applications must also be turned in to that office.

The Fred B. Goodwin Scholarship: Open to any student who demonstrates promise in debate. Renewable.

The Limbaugh Speech Scholarship: Awarded to a worthy student of good moral character who is interested in and preparing for a career in which the power of speech and communication are vital factors. Financial need is considered, but recipient must have an innate gift for public speaking and oratory with a desire to improve himself/herself in development of those gifts.

Oliver Oratory Prize: Partial fee scholarship for upperclassmen who have demonstrated superior academic and communication skills.

Please note: You must have an FAFSA on file with the Financial Aid Office in order to apply for a scholarship.

Students in Communication Studies should also investigate other scholarships that are available, such as:

Charles and Mary Ellen Sharp Scholarship for Non-Traditional Students (Up to $500) 

Criteria:

Open to undergraduate, non-traditional students over the age of 20 who have maintained an overall GPA of 2.75 and achieved a 3.0 GPA for the semester prior to submitting the application. Preference will be given to self supporting students with at least one dependent, financial need, and academic merit, majoring in History, English, or any area of Communication. Deadline is March 1.
 

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