SCHOLARSHIPS
IGHS Scholarships for High School Students - 2024
The Indiana German Heritage Society (IGHS) provides scholarships for Indiana high school students participating in an approved educational program in Germany or other German-speaking countries. Applications are accepted from students participating in programs such as I.U. Honors Program in Graz, study abroad programs offered by AATG or YFU, or the German American Partnership Program (GAPP). Scholarship Levels a) Up to $1,000 for a program lasting 5 weeks or longer, i.e. I.U. Honors b) Up to $500 for a short-term program, i.e. GAPP program Eligibility Criteria and Application Materials Students must be participating in an official program. Applicants must submit the following:
Selection Criteria
Outcome: Sponsored students agree to make a presentation to IGHS at a “Stammtisch” or similar event in Indianapolis, if possible, or write an article for the IGHS Newsletter. Deadline: February 18, 2024 Submission Please submit your application as one single PDF file (except for letter of recommendation which should be e-mailed under separate cover) to: [email protected]. Please put “IGHS Scholarship Application” in the subject line and address your application to: Mr. Brian Griesemer President - IGHS 401 E. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204. For additional information contact: Dr. Claudia Grossmann, [email protected] |
DANIEL NUETZEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The IGHS, Athenaeum Foundation, and the Max-Kade German American Center financially support this scholarship which is annually awarded through the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI.
This scholarship, established in memory of Daniel Nuetzel, Associate Professor of German and the former Director of the Max-Kade German-American Center at IUPUI, honors his contributions to the German Program and the German-American community. The scholarship provides support for students who complete a part-time internship with a German-American organization. Past Recipients: 2014: Jasmine Eagan 2015: Sarah Evans 2016: Courtney Martin 2017: Mariam Aziz 2018: Cassandra Anderson 2019: Will Green 2020: Eli Hoopengarner 2021: Matthew Armstrong |