Illinois State University (out-of-state)

The Fell Hall Friends, Class of 1961, Endowed Teaching Scholarship was created in 2009 by a group of connected alumni who refer to themselves as the Fell Hall Friends. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students planning to enter the education field and become teachers. It also serves as a lasting legacy and symbol of the group's belief in Illinois State University's commitment to excellence in education. This group of graduates all lived in Fell Hall during their time as students at Illinois State Normal University. They all received degrees in education from the University and following graduation entered the teaching field. The Fell Hall Friends have maintained close communication with one another since their graduation, and return every August for a reunion on campus. -Renewable: No -Need-based: No -Listing: Service to Illinois State University through leadership and/or participation in campus activities -Recommendation: Two. From Illinois State University faculty who are familiar with your commitment to becoming a teacher and involvement in activities at the University. -GPA: 3.2 Cumulative -Class: Juniors or seniors, have completed both their freshman and sophomore years at Illinois State University -Major: Teacher Education -Preferences: Full time -Additional Preferences: Plan to become a teacher -Additional Preferences: All things being equal, preference will be given to a female applicant Current Students: Complete this application by December 31, 2023 (notified by March 31) Currently enrolled students in a teacher education major are eligible.