To help address the ongoing issue of barratry, a term used to describe certain types of unethical practices by attorneys, Kennedy Law provides an annual scholarship of $1,000 to a law student who is committed to upholding ethics. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate an understanding of the issue of barratry and a dedication to ethical legal practices.

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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
A woman is eligible for consideration for a PEO Scholar Award if she:

• Is nominated by a local chapter of the PEO Sisterhood
• Is a citizen or legal permanent resident of the US or Canada at the time of her nomination
• At a minimum, has a bachelor’s degree
• Is within two years of her graduation date and has at least one full academic year of work remaining to complete her doctoral -level degree as measured from the time the first award payment is made (August 1). Those in a multiple-degree program (e.g., pursuing both an MD and a PhD) must be within two years of completing the entire program from that date.
• Is enrolled in her program at an accredited US or Canadian college of university. Study abroad is permitted provided the student is enrolled in a US or Canadian postsecondary institution. Remote learning is permissible.

The applications of individuals who satisfy these eligibility criteria will be evaluated on a nondiscriminatory basis without consideration of race, age, national origin, religious affiliation, disability or PEO connection.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR SCHOLAR AWARD OF $25,000.

• Nominee’s proposal
• Potential to make significant contributions in her field(s)of endeavor or to make a positive impact on society
• Recommendations from three university professors or professional mentors
• Evidence of scholarly activities (publications, presentations, patents, performances, etc.)
• Academic awards and honors (honor societies, scholarships, etc.)
• Academic record
• Career objectives
• Examples of individual leadership and cultural experiences

For more information, visit Scholar Awards - P.E.O. International.

Local contacts for more information and/or to schedule an interview: Peggy Ross at [email protected] or Ginger Kurtz at gingerkurtz@gmail.com

Eligibility:

• A completed resume.
• A 1–3 page typed essay on a topic of their choice related to the area of law they intend to pursue.
• A complete copy of their school transcripts.
• An acceptance letter from a school within the United States.
• Proof of legal residency in the U.S. (e.g., birth certificate, passport, permanent resident card; Social Security cards will not be accepted).

Essay:
Students must write an essay between one and three pages in length on a topic of their choice related to an area of law that interests them.

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All degree-seeking MSU Billings students are encouraged to apply for scholarships.

To access the General Application, click the yellow “Sign In” button (upper right) and log in with your MSU Billings NetID and password.
After you have completed your General Application, the system will automatically match you to all scholarships you are eligible for based on the information you provided.
The system may request that you supply additional information or recommend scholarship opportunities for which you may be eligible, however, additional steps must be taken to be considered for those awards.
Some scholarships require the applicant to demonstrate financial need; in order to qualify for need-based scholarships you will need to complete the FAFSA for the upcoming academic year.
If you are awarded a scholarship you will receive an award notification to your primary email address. If you do not list an email address on your admission application or in your MyInfo account, we cannot guarantee your application will be matched with scholarship awards.

Important Dates:
November 1 — Montana State University Billings General Application opens.

December 1 — Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) priority date.

February 1 — Priority date for most MSU Billings scholarships. Please refer to individual scholarships for the appropriate deadline.

September 30 — Montana State University Billings General Application closes.

For more information, or to apply, visit this website.

To support students throughout their academic journeys, Equitable will provide 100 $5,000 annual scholarships that will be renewed each academic year for four years, for a total of $20,000 per recipient.

Applicants to the Equitable Excellence Scholarship® Program must:

• Be current high school seniors and current undergraduates in one of the 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico who plan to enroll full-time in an accredited two-or four-year college or university in the United States for the entire upcoming academic year.
• Demonstrate ambition and self-drive to be a force for good in your community by encouraging others to pursue higher education.
• Be willing to provide a release to publicize their identities and information about their achievements, along with photographs for use in program promotion and information.
• Have a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

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This scholarship, called the Marj Keaton/Margie Mullen Scholarship, is typically offered for $1200. This amount can fluctuate based on additional income our organization raises or individual donations.  The two women that this scholarship honors were venerable contributors to Bozeman education, each serving the community on the Bozeman Board of Education during their lifetime. Margie Mullen also served as a Mortar Board advisor at MSU.  

Specific criteria for this scholarship are:

1. Must be a registered MSU Bozeman student with a 2.5  GPA 

2. Must be a sophomore or junior

3. Must demonstrate financial need, and display attributes of citizenship and character (e.g., volunteerism, campus involvement)

4. Must include a cover letter. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

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