CRP Scholarships

Community and Regional Planning

ARTHUR F. LOEBEN SCHOLARSHIP - GRADUATE

• The Arthur F. Loeben Scholarship provides tuition support for newly matriculated graduate students in Community and Regional Planning. It is not available for those who hold research or teaching assistantships.
• Recipients of this scholarship will be known as Loeben Scholars.
• Loeben Scholars will be selected by Community and Regional Planning faculty on the basis of strong academic credentials, evidence of potential as a professional and commitment to planning in the public interest. Preference is given to minority applicants.
• The review process is based on program application materials.
• Awards will range in size from $1,000 to $3,000. The Community and Regional Planning Department reserves the right to decide the number of scholarships and the size of the awards.
• Questions regarding this scholarship should be directed to Deborah Howe at 267-468-8301.
• Please Note: There is no deadline for this scholarship.

ARTHUR F. LOEBEN SCHOLARSHIP - UNDERGRADUATE

• Recipients of the scholarship will be selected by the chair of the Department of Community and Regional Planning on the basis of academic performance, extra-curricular activities, and interest in the field of planning.
• The scholarship is awarded each year to an upperclassman majoring in Community and Regional Planning. Interested applicants must submit a one-page essay describing the importance of planning in their community.
• Questions regarding this scholarship should be directed to Deborah Howe at 267-468-8301.
• Amount: Renewable $1,000 scholarship. Students may receive the scholarship for up to four years provided they maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average and remain enrolled in the Community and Regional Planning bachelor's degree program.
• Deadline for application: Monday, March 19, 2012.
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TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY SCHOLARSHIP

• This scholarship provides support for a sophomore or junior majoring in Community and Regional Planning who has demonstrated a commitment to community service. Recipients must have a minimum grade point average of 2.75 or higher.
• Questions regarding this scholarship should be directed to Deborah Howe at 267-468-8301.
• Amount: $1,000 award, not renewable.
• Deadline for application: Monday, March 19, 2012.
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