tulsa post society of american military engineers

TULSA POST
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS
c/o ALL Consulting
Attention: David Epperly
1718 S. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
918-382-7581
Distinguished Post 1968, '81, '84, '86, '87, '88, '93, '94, '95, '96, '97, '98,
'99, '00, '01, '02, '03, '04, '05, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’12, ’13, ’14, ’15, ‘16
The Tulsa Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) is pleased to announce
plans to award three $1,000 Justin Noyes Scholarships to senior high school students who intend
to earn a degree in engineering, biological science or physical science.
These annual scholarships are in honor of Marine Sergeant Justin Noyes, an American Hero,
who fought and died while serving our country in Fallujah, Iraq. Named for a remarkable young
man who was fiercely dedicated to the service of our Nation, the scholarships recognize students
whose accomplishments; associated with scholastic abilities, leadership and love of country; are
honored by SAME and mirror the achievements of Sergeant Noyes.
Students from high schools in the Tulsa area who meet the following eligibility requirements will
be considered for the scholarship awards.
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Applicants must enroll in a curriculum that will lead to an accredited engineering,
physical science, or biological science degree. The SAME scholarship awards are
contingent upon the winners being accepted for admission at Langston University,
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, Northeastern State University, Oklahoma State
University, Oklahoma University, Oral Roberts University, Tulsa Community College, or
Tulsa University. Other universities outside the State of Oklahoma are acceptable if the
student is nominated by a Tulsa Post SAME member.
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Applicants must have a maximum ACT composite score of 30 (ACT score 30 or less).
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Students who accept Nation Merit or Oklahoma Regents Scholarships are ineligible to
receive SAME scholarships.
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Applicants must be United States Citizens.
The Tulsa Post of SAME will continue to include a renewable scholarship. One of the
scholarships awarded will be a renewable 4-year scholarship and will be at the $4,000 level
($1,000 per year for four years) to the top graduating high school senior applicant. The
recipient must meet two requirements to continue to receive their renewable scholarship beyond
the initial year:
• Maintain a GPA of at least a 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) their Freshman year and a 3.0 thereafter.
• Maintain full time student status (12 hours per semester) progressing towards a four-year
degree in engineering or the physical sciences.
The recipient will also be required to provide a short essay (via an email) describing their
accomplishments over the past year and their career goals.
The Tulsa Post of the SAME wants to award these scholarships to students who have the desire
and ability to become excellent engineers, physical scientists, or biological scientists. Our
eligibility requirements; therefore, do not limit the scholarship opportunity to those students with
the best grades or the highest ACT scores. We are depending on your school’s guidance
counselors, teachers and JROTC leaders to identify students who are most deserving and might
not otherwise qualify for scholarships based primarily on academic achievement.
These scholarships are not limited to students interested in military careers. All applicants
interested in engineering, biological science or physical science that meet the above eligibility
requirements will be considered.
We ask that your school nominate 1 to 3 students to compete with other Tulsa area high school
students for the scholarships. The nominees from each school will be evaluated by our
scholarship selection committee and the winners and their schools will be notified in June 2017.
Enclosed are the application package requirements for the student nominees. Application
packages are also available at our website, http://www.sametulsa.org/. The application packages
must by postmarked by April 29, 2017, and returned to the email address below, or mailed to:
Tulsa Post, Society of American Military Engineers
c/o ALL Consulting
Attention: David Epperly
1718 S. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
Thank you for your assistance with this scholarship program. If you have any questions,
please contact me at [email protected] or 918-382-7581.
Sincerely,
David Epperly
Scholarship Committee Chairman
TULSA POST
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS
2017 JUSTIN NOYES SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
This scholarship is in honor of Marine Sergeant Justin Noyes, an American Hero, who fought and died while
serving our country in Fallujah, Iraq. Named for a remarkable young man who was fiercely dedicated to the
service of our Nation, the scholarships recognize students whose accomplishments; associated with scholastic
abilities, leadership and love of country; are honored by SAME and mirror the achievements of Sergeant Noyes.
NAME _____________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS
_______________________________________________________________
CITY
__________________
STATE ______________
PHONE
__________________
EMAIL _____________________
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ZIP ___________
HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT
Attach a certified copy of your high school transcript. Indicate on the transcript those courses taken during the
first semester of the 12th grade. Insure that the ACT scores are included on the transcript, or attach a copy of the
official test report. Have your Guidance Counselor or Principal include a description of the curriculum and
grading system used, and indicate on the transcript those courses you are taking in the second semester of your
12th grade. Clearly indicate on the transcript all courses that are included in the high school “honors” and
“advance placement” programs and any college-level courses.
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HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
List your school and community activities on the enclosed forms. Include leadership activities and offices held.
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ESSAY
Prepare a double-spaced typewritten essay of approximately 250 words on the following topic: “My Professional
Goals”. Insure that the following questions are answered: (1) How did you become interested in the career field
you chose to pursue? (2) What aspects of your career field most interests you? (3) How can your professional
skills contribute to society? Include your name on the essay.
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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
Attach a letter of recommendation from your Teacher, Guidance Counselor, JROTC Leader, Principal or a SAME
member.
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CERTIFICATION
Attach the Guidance Counselor or Principal certification information.
COUNSELOR OR PRINCIPAL CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the academic information and summary of school activities as submitted with this application are
correct and the applicant meets the following eligibility requirements:
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Applicant has applied for admission to Langston University, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College,
Northeastern State University, Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma University, Oral Roberts University,
Tulsa Community College or the University of Tulsa. The scholarship award is contingent upon acceptance to
an engineering, biological science or physical science program that is either accredited or offers courses that
would transfer to an accredited program (note: Students attending high school outside the State of Oklahoma
are eligible if the student is nominated by a Tulsa Post Society of American Military Engineers (SAME)
member. Other Universities outside the State of Oklahoma are acceptable if the student is nominated by a Tulsa
Post SAME member).
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ACT Composite Score 30 or below
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United States Citizen
1. The applicant’s GPA for the 10th and 11th grade (on a 4.0 scale) is:________
2. The applicant’s ACT Composite Score is:_________(maximum 30)
3. The applicant’s class rank (11th grade):_________ out of __________.
4. The applicant’s transcript (includes GPA, ACT score, and supplemental credits), activities and honors
information, essay, and letter of recommendation are attached.
Signature__________________________________
Printed Name_______________________________
Title______________________________________
High School________________________________
Street Address______________________________
City______________ State_______ Zip__________
Tel. No.__________________ Date_____________
5. Mail this application form and attachments to:
Tulsa Post, Society of American Military Engineers
c/o ALL Consulting
Attention: David Epperly
1718 S. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
Or email PDF version to [email protected]
Application must be postmarked by April 29, 2017, to be considered.
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
(attach additional pages if necessary)
TECHNICAL CLUB OR ACTIVITIES
SPONSORED BY YOUR HIGH SCHOOL
(Math Club, Science Club/Fair, JROTC, etc.)
NON-TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES
SPONSORED BY YOUR HIGH SCHOOL
(i.e. athletic teams, cheerleading, band, service
clubs, FFA, school publications, debate team,
year book, student council, etc.)
SPECIAL RECOGNITION, ACADEMIC
HONORS OR OTHER SPECIAL
ACHIEVEMENTS
(i.e. Honor Society, National Scholar
Semifinalist, Science Fair, Westinghouse
Science Talent Search, Eagle Scout, etc.)
School Year
10 11
12
School Year
10 11
LEADERSHIP POSITIONS HELD
12
School Year
10 11
MAJOR OFFICE HELD / YEAR(S)
HELD
12
DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU DID TO
EARN RECOGNITION
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
(continued)
JOB EXPERIENCE DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR
Provide a description of paid employment during the school
year (list only those of 3 or more weeks duration).
School Year
10
SUMMER ACTIVITIES
List the summer activities you participated in such as paid
employment, university program, Legislative Page, etc.
ACTIVITIES NOT SPONSORED BY YOUR
SCHOOL
List activities such as scouts, 4H, church or
community organization, Big Brothers or Big
Sisters, unpaid camp counselor, etc.
12
School Year
10
School Year
10 11
11
12
11
12
NUMBER OF WEEKS EACH
SCHOOL YEAR / AVERAGE
HOURS YOU WORKED PER
WEEK
NUMBER OF WEEKS EACH
SUMMER / AVERAGE HOURS
YOU WORKED PER WEEK
LIST SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE
AVERAGE HOURS YOU WORKED PER WEEK
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
(continued)
SUPPLEMENTAL CREDITS
List the Computer, Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, and any AP or college-level courses (Check each school year applicable)
School Year
COURSES
10
11
12