List of Scholarships Awarded

Various scholarship funds for students in the College of Business Department of Accounting. Criteria is established by the donor.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

OTHER CRITERIA: 26 or lower on ACT. Member of ISU Honors Program

CLASSIFICATION: Full time sophomore or junior or graduate enrolled in the Masters of Accounting program while completing undergraduate degree.

MAJOR: accounting or finance.

GPA: minimum of 3.0.

OTHER CRITERIA: shall be actively involved in campus leadership and educational experiences such as but not limited to: Government of Student Body (GSB), VEISHEA Executive or Committee position, Interfraternity Council (IFC), Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC), fraternity or sorority, resident advisor, business council, accounting or finance club, internship related to their area of study, academic research, and other campus committee or organizations as determined by the award authority.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: The AEGON Transamerica Foundation has established the AEGON Transamerica Endowed Schoilarship within the College of Business at Iowa State University. This fund was established to assist the ISU College of Business in attracting highly qualified candidates and to increase awareness of the quality of career opportunities AEGON offers.

CLASSIFICATION: enrolled full-time as a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior.

GPA: minimum of 3.0

PREFERENCES: Given to first generation students (defined as a student whose parents have NOT graduated from and insitute of higher education with a four-year degree).

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: This scholarship is given on behalf of Benjamin and Patricia Allen in honor of their dedication to the College of Business. This scholarship is funded by the Allens, University Faculty and Staff, business leaders, and the Dean's Advisory Council. Dr. Allen was Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost of Iowa State University from 2002-2006. Dr. Allen is a Distinguished Professor of Business, a Professor of Transportation and Logistics, and served as Dean for the College of Business from 1994-2001.

CLASSIFICATION: undergraduate students in the College of Business

GPA: at least 2.5

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Per Mark and Julie Blake, "We do not have children of our own but really enjoy young people and would like to help make a difference in the life of an Iowa State undergraduate. We are both thankful and feel blessed to have been able to attend college at Iowa State and want to give something back. It is our intention to increase this scholarship over time so there can be a Blake Scholar in each class in the College of Business."

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or senior

MAJOR: Accounting or finance

GPA: Cumulative of 3.33 or higher

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: First preference given to a student who is working while attending ISU. Second preference given to students who display leadership potential and actively particiapte in college and community activities as evidenced by such things as active participation/leadership role in a recognized student organization, active participation/leadership role in a professional or civic organization, honors and awards received and/or active participation/leadership role in community service.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: This scholarship was established by Michael Bootsma, a 2002 Accounting and Finance graduate of Iowa State University. The purpose of this scholarship is twofold. First, the scholarship is designed to recognize the example set for him by his parents, Corwin and Carolyn Bootsma who have continually displayed a strong Christian faith, exceptional work ethic, and outstanding generosity towards others in their community. Second, the scholarship is designed to recognize the outstanding contributions put forth, both inside and outside of the classroom, by the faculty and administration of the Iowa State University College of Business while Michael attended Iowa State University during the time period of 1999 to 2002. It is Michael's hope that the recognition of this group of individuals will serve as a reminder to future faculty and administration of how they might make a difference in a student's life.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or senior

MAJOR: Accounting

SCHCOLARSHIP INFO: Don Brown was an accounting faculty member with the College of Business for 22 years. One of Don’s greatest contributions to the business program, was through his relationship with our students. Don has always had a genuine concern for students and his friendly, enthusiastic nature is remembered by many of our alumni. He was actively involved in counseling many students in their academic and career goals while being involved in the placement activities of the department/school for many years. He was also active in new student orientation and conferring with prospective business students. This scholarship is given for Don Brown's service to Iowa State and the College of Business. It was established with gifts from Union Pacific Corporation, accounting alumni, and friends of Don Brown.

CLASSIFICATION: Will be a junior when receiving this award

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: First preference to a resident of Calhoun County. Second preference to a student residing in one of the following counties: Sac, Pocahontas, Webster, Carroll, or Greene county. SCHOLARSHIP INFO: With the rising cost of tuition and the increased amount of debt that students are accumulating, Dean and Sandra Carlson wish to provide 2 students from Dean's hometown area with a scholarship of approximately $4500 each. It is the donor's hope that these scholarships will allow students to focus on their academic work and not be burdened with the rising expenses associated with higher education.

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time sophomore or above

GPA: at least 2.8

MAJOR: Accounting, finance or marketing

FINANCIAL NEED: Not a prime consideration, may be a contributing factor in cases where two or more applicants have apparently equal qualifications.

OTHER CRITERIA: At least one award must be made to a minority and/or female. Once the scholarship is awarded, recipients are requested to submit a cover letter, resume, official transcript and scholarship report form. CRITERIA SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

CLASSIFICATION: Will be a senior at time of award.

GPA: at least 2.5

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

CLASSIFICATION: Undergraduate

OTHER CRITERIA: Limited to recipients that have graduated from an Iowa High School, are major in Business and demonstrate financial need.

TERM: Awarded for one year, but may be renewed provided the recipient continues to meet the criteria.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: With tuition costs on the rise, many ISU students have felt the impact of having to work long hours to help pay for college. Student scholarship support is critical as Iowa State University and the College of Business continue to make higher education opportunities available to students. Greg and Terri Churchill feel strongly about the importance of higher education and would like to help make students dreams come true. The Greg and Terri Churchill Business Scholarship will be awarded annually to students enrolled in the College of Business, who have graduated from an Iowa High School and are in need of financial support to continue their college education.

CLASSIFICATION: Undergraduate or Graduate

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: Possesses a strong academic record. Preference shall be given to students from Iowa. Participation in extra-curricular activties and professional potential.

SCHCOLARSHIP INFO: Glenn Cooper, 1934 Industrial Administration, was the record holder in the Big 8 as a pole vaulter achieved while suffering from a broken neck received during a car accident near Grinnell, Iowa. He was Chairman of the Board of Cooper Manufacturing and was listed in the Who's Who in American Finance and Industry.

CLASSIFICATION: Undergraduate or Graduate student

GPA: at least a 3.0

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: Preference shall be given to students who are graduated from a high school in the vicinity of Boxholm, Iowa (Ogden High School) or East High School in Des Moines.

DIVERSITY: Minority and/or female. Criteria is established by Deere and Company (Moline, IL) and is subject to change.

MAJOR: Accounting. Criteria is established by John Deere and is subject to change.

OTHER CRITERIA: First preference shall be given to a
recipient who demonstrates leadership in extracurricular activities as determiend by the awarding authority, and additional preference shall be given to
graduates of Jefferson Scranton High School, located in Jefferson, Iowa.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: William and Jane Ecklund provided their children with excellent values, responsibility, the importance of a solid work ethic, and
respect for others. In spite of the financial challenges associated with a lower income family, they encouraged their children to pursue a college education
and unselfishly made the difficult financial sacrifices that were required. Without the scholarships that were offered by Iowa State it would have been very
difficult for the Ecklund children to meed the financial requirements of a college education. Their years at Iowa State provided an excellent education and the
life skills in other areas including communications, leadership, planning, and organization made possible by Iowa State's excellent opportunities in extracurricular
activities. For these reasons, the Ecklund family is delighted to have the opportunity to give back to the university that has given their familiy so much.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Joe and Diana wish to establish a student scholarship within the College of Business. This scholarship will give the donors an
opportunity to give back to Iowa State University and the Ames community.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

MAJOR: Management Information Systems

GPA: Cummulative of 2.8, 3.0 or higher in the major

PREFER: Hold leadership roles, involved in extracurricular activities, and experienced working in positions in the MIS field. The Federated Insurance Foundation Scholarship is given to recognize and reward post-secondary students for their outstanding academic and co-curricular achievements and to encourage students to consider future career opportunities with Federated Insurance.

CLASSIFICATION: Senior

DIVERSITY: Female

GPA: at least 3.0

MAJOR: Accounting

OTHER CRITERIA: record and potential indicate promise in the field of accounting.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior in the College of Business

GPA: at least 2.5

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: It is the donor's intent to award students who must finance their education at ISU by working their way through school. Students must demonstrate a record of full or part-time employment with a substantial number of hours worked during the academic year. Full time employment is defined as 40 hours per week and part-time employment is defined as 25 hours per week. An applicant who is taking time off his/her higher education program may be eligible for the Ganoe scholarship if he/she is working full-time and meets all other criteria. All applicants must apply for financial aid in order to demonstrate financial need and employment references and records are required. Students must have the drive and ambition to succeed. First preference shall be given to students from "small-town"/rural Iowa, which shall be defined as towns with populations equal to or less than 65,000. If no candidates meeting the preferred criteria are identified, then second preference shall be given to Iowa students from cities with populations exceeding 65,000 and third preference shall be given to out-of-state students

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time junior, seniors or graduate students

MAJOR: Accounting

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

GPA: at least 3.5

OTHER CRITERIA: academic achievement and professional potential.

CLASSIFICATION: Freshman admitted to the College of Business

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

GPA: minimum of C+ average upon graduater from high school. To be eligible for the scholarship for one more year, the recipient must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

OTHER CRITERIA: academic excellence, extracurricular achievement, demonstrated potential for making a signficant contribution to society, award shall be open to a student(s) from a Story County in Iowa.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: The recipient of this scholarship will be known as The Gibbs Distinguished Business Scholar.

CLASSIFCATION: full-time first year undergraduate or graduate minority student.

MAJOR: Any

DIVERSITY: Minority

OTHER CRITERIA: Record and potential indicate promise.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: In honor of the founding dean of the College of Business, Charles B. Handy.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior, Senior or Graduate

DIVERSITY: African-American students in the College of Business.

GPA: at least 2.5

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Set up by her son Isaiah "Ike" Harris, Jr., and his wife, Charlene Kruempel Harris, two Iowa State University graduates who are opening opportunities for future Iowa State students. With this gift, the couple are celebrating Pearline Harris' love of learning and helping future students complete their education in Iowa State's College of Business. This scholarship is awarded to an African-American junior, senior, or graduate students in the College of Business.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

MAJOR: Finance

GPA: at least 3.2

OTHER CRITERIA: The recipient must also demostrate potential leadership qualities, and be a resident of Iowa.

CLASSIFICATION: full-time junior or senior students who have been enrolled at ISU for at least 3 semesters prior to the award. MAJOR: accounting.

GPA: at least 3.0.

OTHER CRITERIA: The recipient shall exhibit high moral principles and involvement at Iowa State University as evidenced by adherence to the student conduct code and involvement in activities which may include such things as clubs, athletics, band, 4H, student Alumni Association, or other viable activities as determined by the awarding authority. ISU involvement and academic achievement should be given equal weight in selection. Financial need is NOT a consideration.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Karen K. Hunter, born June 24, 1970, was the daughter of Gerald E. and Carol J. (Stine) Hunter. She had a sister, Karlene, born in 1974. Karen was raised on a farm near Webster City, Iowa. She received her elementary and secondary education at Webster City Community Schools, graduating in 1988. During high school, Karen was active in band, cross country, track, basketball, forensics and National Honor Society. She graduated among the top ten scholars of her class. She was a nine-year member of 4-H Club, gaining many skills and receiving numerous honors.

She attended Camp Miniwanca, a national leadership camp. Her most valued award was a trip to National 4-H Congress as the Iowa Visual Arts project winner. At an early age, Karen became an ISU Cyclone fan. With her family, she attended many basketball and football games. She attended Iowa State University, lived in Lowe House, Friley Hall and enrolled in Family and Consumer Sciences her first year. At the beginning of her second year, she set her goal to become a certified public accountant. She transferred to pre-business and then to accounting. In her residence, she served as treasurer her sophomore and junior years. Karen was selected as a member of the Student Alumni Association and served as a Cyclone Guide 1989-90. She also served as secretary of the 1990 Iowa State University Parent’s Weekend Committee. She had just joined the accounting club. She loved her activities and served very conscientiously to the best of her ability. Karen valued education and was a fine academic student achieving a 3.88 grade point average. She was named to the Dean’s List each semester. She was ambitious, organized and dedicated. She loved Iowa State and enjoyed being a student here. She felt strongly about good moral character and lived her life practicing such.

In 1986, she was diagnosed as having an irregular heartbeat. She was on medication but there had been no indication of this being life threatening. She was in the first semester of her junior year and on her way to class on October 15, 1990, when she collapsed and died instantly. Her death was attributed to the heart condition. The scholarships that Karen received as a student meant so much to her. She appreciated them and was thrilled to be a recipient. Karen Hunter’s parents, sister, family and friends have established the Karen K. Hunter Memorial Scholarship in her honor.

Funds shall be used for student scholarships in the Transportation and Logistics Department at the discretion of the Department Chair.

CLASSIFICATION: enrolled in the concurrent option with the MAcc program. If no one is enrolled in the concurrent MAcc Program, first preference shall go to an undergraduate.

MAJOR: Accounting.

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

GPA: there is no requirement

OTHER CRITERIA: Awarded to a student who is working to pay for their own college expenses.

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time student

GPA: at least 3.0

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Per Joanne Latta Plantan '56, "My father was the kind of man who had a 'give something back' attitude. He was a philanthropist. Becase he was prominent businessman in Cedar Falls and his grandchildren and I went to Iowa State, he felt he should provide for colleges of business both at Iowa State and at the University of Northern Iowa." John S. Latta did not attend Iowa State. He provided a gift for the college in his will.

MAJOR: in the College of Business

TERM: Shall be for one year, but may be renewed provided the recipient meets the criteria.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Established through a Charitable Trust from June Kaser Lovejoy, this fund will provide scholarship support for students majoring in the College of Business. June Kaser Lovejoy was a generous donor who “gave back” faithfully to the end. Having graduated from Iowa State University in 1938 with a degree in Economics, she worked as a bookkeeper in the family business in the limestone and construction industry. Married to Don Kaser (BS 1937) they raised five children, four of whom are also ISU graduates. June participated in Stars over VEISHEA, the VEISHEA Committee, served on the Panhellenic council for the Tri-Delta sorority, and in choral music.

MAJOR: Management Information Systems.

TERM: All scholarships awarded hereunder shall be for one year, but may be renewed at the discretion of the
awarding autohjrity provided the recipient continues to be majoring in Management Information Systems.

ELIGIBILITY: This scholarship shall be made available to students regardless of class standing.

The fund was established in memory of Scott Thomas Lynch who was an 1973 alumnus of Iowa State University by Susan Ellman Lynch.

Various scholarship funds for students in the College of Business Department of Management. Criteria is established by the donor.

Various scholarship funds for students in the College of Business Department of Marketing. Criteria is established by the donor.

CLASSIFICATION:  Undergraduate

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time senior

MAJOR: Accounting

GPA: at least 3.2

OTHER CRITERIA: Resident of Iowa, whose record shall indicate promise and potential for public accounting profession.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: The McGladrey and Pullen Scholarship was made possible through employee donations and a corporate matching gift. The recipient will be known as the McGladrey and Pullen Scholar for excellence in accounting.

CLASSIFICATION: Freshman

MAJOR: Pre-business

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: The Alfred H. "Fritz" Munn Memorial Scholarship for Pre-Business Students is provided to an outstanding freshman student who expresses an interest in pursuing a career in business administration. Fritz was a loyal supporter of the College of Business. He served on the external advisory board and was posthumously awarded a Citation of Achievement by the College. Fritz was also a member of our Founder's Fund Society.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

MAJOR: Accounting

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: May be renewed for up to one additional year (for a total of two years), provided the recipient continues to meet the stated criteria above.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Roger Murphy, an associate professor emeritus of accounting at Iowa State University, is extremely committed to ensuring a quality experience for undergraduate students in the College of Business. He has always been and continues to be very popular with his students because of his commitment to their education. During a time when many faculty members were focused on research in order to further their own academic career, Roger stayed true to his passion of helping students. In support of his passion to help students, Roger is establishing this endowed fund to provide a scholarship for a junior or senior student who is majoring in accounting in the College of Business.

CLASSIFICATION: Undergraduates in business management or Graduate students

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

OTHER CRITERIA: High academic standing, clear indications of qualities of leadership, limited to students from Iowa.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: The Floyd Neely-Bracewell-Fisher Scholarship is provided from the Floyd Neely estate given to a student from Iowa. Neither Floyd or Zola, his wife, were graduates of ISU however, both were from Eagle Grove, Iowa. They wanted their scholarship to "help Iowa kids."

CLASSIFICATION: undergraduate in the College of Business. GPA: minimum GPA of 3.0

FINANCIAL AID: Not a selection criteria for the scholarship, but if
two qualified nominees are otherwise equal, the presence of financial need for one strongly supports his or her selection.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Timothy O'Donovan is establishing this fund to provide scholarship support to undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Business and to provide the college
the means to support exemplary students.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

GPA: at least 3.0

MAJOR: Operations and Supply Chain Management

OTHER CRITERIA: involved in leadership activities

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: This scholarship was designed to encourage an outstanding student. The company is committed to a philosophy of promoting excellence in higher education in Iowa and in making the opportunity available to Iowa students who have the potential to return to the state or to the nation talent enhanced by higher education. The award will be based on academic excellence, indications of leadership ability and ambition.

Pioneer Hi-Bred International awards the Presidential Scholarship to National Achievement Scholars enrolled in the College of Business.

CLASSIFICATION: Sophomore, Junior or Senior

MAJOR: Finance, Accounting or Management Information Systems. Must have completed or be currently enrolled in coursework that includes COBOL training.

GPA: at least 3.0

FINANCIAL NEED: Yes

DIVERSITY: Minority

OTHER CRITERIA: Students who demonstrate involvement in community and/or university leadership activities. Preference will be given to students who have completed or are currently enrolled in coursework that includes real estate.

FINANCIAL NEED: Preferred.

OTHER: First generation.

Robert Probasco graduated from Iowa State University'sCollege of Business in 1974 with a degree in accounting. As the first recipient of the John Deere Scholarship in Accounting, Bob experienced first-hand theteremondous impact scholarships have on students and the relief scholarships afford to families who might not otherwise be able to provide higher educationto their children. Bob is creating the Robert Probasco Scholarship in Accounting as a way to assist first generation college students and/or those in need of financial assistance in order to complete their undergrduate degrees in accounting.

The Qwest MBA Scholarhip is awarded to women and minority MBA students who demonstrate superior academic accomplishments and leadershippotential. A diverse MBA student body is an important goal for Iowa State University. Diversity in academic background, gender, race and ethnicity, andcountry of origin creates a wonderful blend of opinions, ideas, and discussions in the MBA classroom and greatly enhances the MBA experience for all our students. Qwest recognizes the importance of diversity in academics through its MBA scholarship program.

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time Junor or Senior

MAJOR: Finance

GPA: Cummulative grade point average between 2.5 and 3.0

OTHER CRITERIA: Demonstrate leadership and participation in school and community acitivities as evidenced by such things as active participation/leadership role in a recognized student organization, active participation/leadership role in a professional organization, honors and awards received and/or active participation/leadership role in community service as determined by the awarding authority.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Jim and Ann Frein have established this student scholarship in honor of Harry L. Shadle, professor of finance in the Industrial Administration program. Professor Shadle retired at the early age of 58 in 1970 after 21 years at Iowa State University. Professor Shadle had a tremendous impact on Jim through his mentoring, leadership and friendship. As graduation approached in the spring of 1967, Jim Frein had no intention of accepting an offer he'd received from the Harris Bank in Chicago. He wanted to work in investments, not banking. Then Professor Harry Shadle set him straight. "He said, Jim, you have to open your eyes a little bit. You 'II have plenty of opportunities in a big city bank that you wouldn't have here," Frein chuckled. "He was right." Harry Shadle's interest in and affection for students are what motivated Jim and Ann ShaffFrein to announce a major gift to the Harry L. Shadle Endowed Scholarship, a renewable award for full-time undergraduate finance majors in the College of Business. The scholarship is designed for students who have potential but need "encouragement and guidance." After all, guidance and encouragement were Harry Shadle's legacy.

In addition to the courses he taught in industrial administration, Shadle was a popular advisor to numerous campus organizations, from the VEISHEA Committee to the Greek Week Central Committees to Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. "Harry inspired and pushed students -especially those who needed special encouragement -to grow into successful careers and their own mentoring roles," says Maralee Shadle, who funded the Shadle Scholarship annually after her husband's death in 1994. The Frein's gift will endow the scholarship by creating a permanent investment fund, the proceeds of which will be distributed annually to scholarship recipients. Earnings in excess of disbursements will be reinvested, so that over time the fund's value will grow to support even more students. "Harry was a great teacher who really liked kids," said Jim Frein, who now serves on the CoB Dean's Advisory Council. "We hope this scholarship will have a positive impact on students just as his interaction with them did."

CLASSIFICATION: Undergraduate

MAJOR: Accounting

DIVERSITY: Female

OTHER CRITERIA: Limited to residents of Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Missouri. Record and potential indicate promise in the field of business.

CLASSIFICATION: Full-time Junior or Senior or a Graduate student

MAJORS: Accounting, finance, OSCM, LSCM or MBA

GPA: at least 3.5

OTHER CRITERIA: Demonstrated leadership skills and involvement in extra-curricular activities on campus or in the community. Evidence of this involvement may include such things as holding office, serving on a committee, or receving honors and awards from a recognized student, profesional or community organization as determined by the awarding authority. Student receiving scholarship is eligible and encouraged to apply for a 12 week paid internship with Swift & Company. Donor preferences: Students who have completed an internship with Swift & Company; students with knowledge of the agriculture industry.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: With nearly $10 billion in annual sales, Swift & Company is the second-largest processor of fresh beef and pork products in the world. Founded in 1855, Swift employes over 20,000 people and serves customers in retail, further processor, international, and foodservice channels. For more information, please visit www. swfitbrands.com.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior or Senior

GPA: at least 3.0

MAJOR: Transporation and Logistics

OTHER CRITERIA: Preference given to students who have significant involvement in campus activities.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Bill Thompson arrived at Iowa State in 1945 and launched the transportation program in 1948. Working with farm groups, regional agricultural committees, local legislative units, and the federal Department of Agriculture, Iowa State became recognized as one of the few Universities that had a program of research in agricultural transportation. Bill Thompson is regarded among logistics scholars as one of the foremost pioneers of transportation education in the U.S. As the second head of the Department of Industrial Administration from 1968-1975, Dr. Thompson retired in the 1980s as the founder of one of the top transportation and logistics programs in the U.S.

CLASSIFICATION: Senior

MAJOR: Finance

GPA: at least 3.2

OTHER CRITERIA: A resident of Iowa. Record and potential indicate promise in the field of banking and finance.

CLASSIFICATION: Junior, Senior or Graduate

MAJOR: Accounting

GPA: at least 3.5

OTHER: Recipient shall demonstrate a balance between school life, family, work, and community. Renewable up to three years.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: In memory of Kristi McConnell-Van Pelt, graduated 2005.

CLASSIFICATION: Junor or Senior

MAJOR: Finance

GPA: at least 2.5

OTHER CRITERIA: Preference is given to students who have an interest in investments, investment brokerage and consultancy, financial analysis, portfolio management, broker investment banking, or financial planning. Demonstrate involvement in campus and community activities.

CLASSIFICATION: Senior

MAJOR: Accounting or Finance

GPA: at least 3.2 cumulative and at least 3.5 in their major

OTHER CRITERIA: Preference will be given to students involved in college and university activities. Limited to residents of the State of Iowa. Record and potential indicate promise in field of business.

SCHOLARSHIP INFO: Recipients are known as Wells Fargo Bank Scholars.