Harry & Shirley Hagemann Scholarship (Recipient: Crystal Allman) –
Crystal Allman’s scholarship support was made possible through the generosity of Shirley Hagemann…
Created by UNI graduate Shirley Hagemann, this scholarship is awarded to a student in elementary or secondary education.

Edna L. Mantor & Marjorie Mantor Bos Scholarship (Recipient: Emily Baade)
Emily Baade’s scholarship support was made possible by the generosity of Edna Mantor…
Edna Mantor was a 1927 graduate of UNI and professor emeritus from the College of Education. She created this scholarship in both her name and her sister, Marjorie Mantor Bos, Class of 1929, for a student pursuing a degree in elementary education.

Charles & Dorothy Tubbs Math Education Scholarship (Recipient: Valerie Becker)
Valerie Becker’s scholarship support was made possible through the generosity of Charles and Dorothy Tubbs…
"We enjoy knowing that our scholarships for math and early childhood education majors will be assisting students who choose teaching as a career by lightening their financial burden.  Research has proven that students who work more than 15-20 hours per week are less likely to do well academically and participate in extracurricular activities.  Our wish is that this gift helps students make the most of their college experience."
Charlie & Dorothy Tubbs-Class of 1941

Alvin W. Schindler (Recipient: Walker Bosch)
Walker Bosch’s scholarship support was made possible through the generosity of Dora Schindler…
UNI graduate Dora Schindler, Class of 1924, established this scholarship in memory of her husband, Alvin, Class of 1927, a dedicated educator for whom our education center was named. The scholarship is awarded to students in the teacher education program.

Mathews/Snyder Memorial Scholarship (Recipient: Lindsay Fawcett) Lindsay Fawcett’s scholarship support was made possible through the generosity of Ida Snyder…
UNI graduate, Ida Snyder, Class of 1945, established this scholarship for female students majoring in elementary education.

Emily Hanson’s scholarship support was made possible through three scholarships and four very generous people, Henry Munson, Donald & Margaret McHugh Chehock and Dr. Hugh Seabury…

Norma Munson Scholarship (Recipient: Emily Hanson)
Henry Munson established this scholarship for elementary education majors in memory of his late wife, Norma. Norma was an elementary teacher for many years in the Cedar Falls schools.

Beulah Bryan & Henry W. Chehock Scholarship (Recipient: Emily Hanson)
The Beulah Bryan and Henry W. Chehock Scholarship was established by Donald and Margaret McHugh Chehock in memory of Donald’s parents who were leading educators at the turn of the century.

Hugh F. Seabury Scholarship (Recipient: Emily Hanson)
UNI Graduate Dr. Hugh Seabury, Class of 1928, was a speech professor at the University of Iowa. He established a scholarship to be awarded to incoming freshman who are preparing to teach.

Class of 1956 Scholarship (Recipient: Amanda Kluver)
Amanda Kluver’s scholarship support was made possible through the generosity of the members of the Class of 1956…
The Class of 1956 established this scholarship in honor of the great faculty at the University of Northern Iowa.

Lori Reschly’s scholarship support was made possible through two scholarships and three very generous people, Sally & Dan Frudden and Mary Smith…

Mary Kaiser Smith Elementary Education Scholarship (Recipient: Lori Reschly)
“I didn’t realize how much my undergraduate classes were valued until I enrolled at Drake University to pursue my master’s degree in supervision and administration. Credit was given to me for many required graduate classes, for which I was grateful. My reason for establishing scholarships was to help others fulfill their dreams.”
Mary Kaiser Smith-Class of 1949

Sally & Dan Frudden Scholarship (Recipient: Lori Reschly)
“One of the most important decisions we ever make is that to pursue a college education. Today that decision is complicated by the reality of the unprecedented and escalating costs associated with attending a public university. The price of a public university education is beginning to be comparable to a private college education and, consequently, the cost of attending UNI is a major consideration for students and their families. The future of these prospective students lies in the balance and a scholarship to UNI gives them the opportunity to have a more prosperous, productive future. What better reason can there be to endow a scholarship!”
Sally Frudden-Class of 1955

Patricia Gunnell Scholarship (Recipient: Julie Stone)
Julie Stone’s scholarship was made possible through the generosity of P.J. and Audrey Porter…
P.J. and Audrey Porter of Waterloo established the Patricia Gunnell Scholarship in memory of Audrey’s sister, Patricia Gunnell. Patricia was a special education teacher in the Waterloo school system, at the elementary and junior high levels until her death. The scholarship is for a non-traditional student preparing to be a teacher.

Viva Budworth Mondloch Scholarship (Recipient: Emery Tew)
Emery Tew’s scholarship was made possible through the generosity of Viva Mondlach…
Through a bequest to the University of Northern Iowa Viva Mondlach established the Viva Budworth Mondlach Scholarship for a student majoring in education.

Lou A. Shepherd Memorial Scholarship (Recipient: Tami Till)
Tami Till’s scholarship was made possible through the generosity of Lou Shepherd…
Lou A. Shepherd, Class of 1919, taught in Hampton, Waterloo and at the UNI Laboratory School. She received the Alumni Service Award in 1957. This scholarship is awarded to students majoring in education.

Mapes Education Scholarship (Recipient: Steve Waigand)
Steve Waigand's scholarship was made possible through the generosity of Theadora Mapes Olmsted and Tressa Mapes Hutzell…
The Mapes Charitable Trust funds this scholarship for future educators in memory of Nellie Mae Porter Mapes, who attended UNI. Her daughters, Theadora Mapes Olmsted and Tressa Mapes Hutzell, established the trust.

Louise M. Sorensen Scholarship (Recipient: Adam Zellmer)
Adam Zellmer’s scholarship was made possible through the generosity of Louise Sorensen…
“I didn’t have financial resources to attend college. It was the last year a high school graduate was eligible to teach in a rural school. I taught my first year after high school and went to Iowa State Teachers College (ISTC) in the summer and did so for the next two years. Then I had enough money saved to attend ISTC for a full year and get my 2-year degree. Then I taught in Sac City for a year so I could save money and return to ISTC to complete my BA. Once I was earning a salary I wanted to start a scholarship to help other students attend college.”
Louise Sorensen-Class of 1954