Iowa Horse Council Scholarship Application
Guidelines
Renewal
Applications must be postmarked February 15 of the
current year
Please answer the following
questions in order on a separate sheet of paper. Place all information
in chronological order from recent to earliest dates.
- Give the name and address of the institution of
higher learning at which you will be enrolled in the fall.
- List any extracurricular activities from the receipt
of your initial scholarship to the present time.
- List any employment and/or horse related activities
during the time referred to in "B".
- Include a separate handwritten or typed 500 words or
less, synopsis of your time from initial scholarship award to the
present, and how that complements your goals.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS, THE APPLICANT
MUST ALSO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING:
- Letters of recommendation: The applicant must
have submitted on their behalf two letters of recommendation.
Letters are required from faculty advisor and from one of the
following: presidents or board members of state horse organizations,
civic or community leaders, employers.
- Submit an OFFICIAL transcript.
- Renewals will be evaluated based on their academic
standing from the time of the first scholarship was awarded to the time
the pending application is submitted. SUBMIT A TRANSCRIPT COVERING
THE ABOVE TIME. A 2.5 cumulative grade point average must be
maintained; should any single semester average drop below this, the
applicant will be disqualified.
- RETURN THE COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH ALL
OTHER COMPLETED FORMS TO:
- IOWA HORSE COUNCIL
- SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL
- BARB ZUKOWSKI
- 3397 - 265TH STREET
- ST. CHARLES, IA 50240
Revision Date: 10/2005
Current Year High School Graduate
Applications must be postmarked February 15 of the
current year
Please answer the following questions in order on
a separate sheet of paper. Place all information in chronological
order from recent to earliest dates.
- High School extracurricular activities. Applicant
may use all four years of a portion thereof; include offices and awards.
- Community activities.
- Horse related activities. This information should
include club memberships and activities as well as competitions and
exhibitions.
- Any employment you feel complements this application
- What course of study you will pursue in higher
education.
- State names of schools to which you have made, or
are making, application in order of preference.
- If you have made your choice, and have been
accepted, provide the address of the Registrar, Provost, Dean, or
Business Department to who tuition is paid.
- Include a separate, handwritten or typed 500 words
or less, explanation of your educational plans and goals.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS, THE APPLICANT
MUST ALSO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING:
- Letters of recommendation: The applicant must
have submitted on their behalf two letters of recommendation. Letters
are required from a president or board member of a state horse
organization and from one of the following: high school principal,
counselor, or employer.
- A copy of your high school transcript.
- RETURN THE COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH ALL
OTHER COMPLETED FORMS TO:
- IOWA HORSE COUNCIL
- SCHOLARSHIP
- BARB ZUKOWSKI
- 3397 - 265TH STREET
- ST. CHARLES, IA 50240
Revision Date: 12/2004
Open - Non High School Senior/Non Previous Award
Winner
Applications must be postmarked February 15 of the
current year
Please answer the following questions in order on
a separate sheet of paper. Place all information in chronological
order from recent to earliest dates.
- Give the name and address of the institution of
higher learning at which you will be enrolled in the fall.
- List any extracurricular activities from the past
two years to the present time.
- List any employment and/or horse related activities
during the time referred to in "B".
- Include a separate, handwritten or typed 500 words
or less, explanation of your education plans and goals.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS, THE APPLICANT
MUST ALSO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING:
- Letters of recommendation: The applicant must
have submitted on their behalf two letters of recommendation.
Letters are required from an office of a state horse organization;
others may be from civic or community leaders, employers or volunteer
groups.
- RETURN THE COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH ALL
OTHER COMPLETED FORMS TO:
- IOWA HORSE COUNCIL
- OPEN SCHOLARSHIP
- BARB ZUKOWSKI
- 3397 - 265TH STREET
- ST. CHARLES, IA 50240
Revision Date: 10/2005
