Video thank you messages from earlier Foundation scholarship recipients |
2015-2016 Scholarship Instructions
Please click here for: Instructions
Please click here for: Signature form
These instructions are also on the application form.
2014-2015 Scholarship Winners List
Fifty-seven students, including children and grandchildren of Supply Corps officers and Supply enlisted personnel, were awarded Navy Supply Corps Foundation scholarships for the 2014-2015 academic year. Scholarships worth $163,500 were awarded in addition to 30 scholarships valued at $100,000 for at total of $263,500.
About the Supply Corps Foundation Scholarship Program
The Navy Supply Corps Foundation scholarship applications are provided online beginning in December each year. A limited number of four-year scholarships are awarded along with one-year scholarships.
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The application deadline for scholarships are set for a date in March each year. The Scholarship Committee convenes a special board to choose scholarship awardees and winners are notified by the end of May. Applicants are considered for awards on the basis of character, leadership, academic performance, and financial need.
The Scholarship Program has steadily grown over the past three decades, due in large part to the generosity and efforts of regional chapters, spouses' clubs, and individual Supply Corps officers. In 1971, six one-year $250 scholarships were offered; today, the Foundation's goal is to award $200,000 in scholarships each year. Since 1971, the Foundation has awarded 2,102 scholarships valued in excess of $4,443,000.
Scholarships for the 2013-2014 academic year included awards to 74 students worth $163,000. This is in addition to 21 scholarships worth $87,500 that was awarded previously as multi-year awards, for a total of $250,500. The Foundation will also fund ten one-year $2,500 memorial scholarships for the children of Supply Corps officers who died while on active duty.
The Foundation also funds one-year $2,500 memorial scholarships for the children of Supply Corps officers who have died while on active duty.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Taking Care of Our Own” is a significant part of the mission of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation. One of the ways we do this for each other is through our Memorial Scholarship fund, which provides college tuition assistance for the minor children of Supply Corps officers who die while on Active Duty. The Foundation contributes $10,000.00 to establish a scholarship fund for each of the minor children of a Supply Corps Officer who dies while on Active Duty. The scholarship fund is maintained as a restricted account within our corpus and is available for disbursement when the child is ready to attend college. The fund is also set up so that individuals can contribute to the fund.
The program applies to Active Duty Supply Corps Officers, any Reserve Supply Corps Officer in the following categories: Mobilization, Active Duty for Special Work (ADSW), Active Duty for Training (ADT), Annual Training (AT) and Inactive Duty for Training (IDT).
If you wish to contribute to one of the scholarship funds, you can do so online by noting your wishes in the comment section or send a check payable to the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, with the name of the child or Memorial Scholarships annotated in the memo block, and send it to:
CDR Jack Evans (Ret.), Chief Staff Officer, Navy Supply Corps Foundation, PO Box 6228, Athens, GA 30604-6228
The Navy Supply Corps Foundation has also established a memorial scholarship fund in honor of RDML Kurt Kunkel, SC, USN. Proceeds from this fund will be used to award a Navy Supply Corps Foundation scholarship in honor of Admiral Kunkel to a deserving member of our supply family. Contributions to this fund can be made by sending a check to the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, PO Box 6228, Athens, GA 30604; or by clicking here: Donation. Please annotate in the memo section of your check or in the online donation box, "IMO RDML Kunkel".
Send your questions or comments to Foundation@usnscf.com or call (706) 354-4111.
Supply Corps Officers Who Have Died on Active Duty Since 2001 |
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January 2001 LT Corinne J. Pellegrin – 4 Children Lindsey, Sydney, Shanna and Kyle April 2002 CDR Paul J. Dour – 3 Children Vincent, Colleen and Brennan April 2003 CDR Joseph Acevedo – 2 Children Joseph and Stephan August 2004 LT David M. Barksdale – No Children Oct0ber 2004 LT Dave Hiles – 2 Children Kelsey and Audrey January 2005 LCDR Keith E. Taylor – 3 Children Katharine, Audrey, and Emily August 2005 CAPT Lyman Foster – 1 Child (plus 1 over the age limit) Patrick September 2005 LTJG Katherine Douglas – No Children November 2005 CAPT Joseph N. Mecca – (3 Children over the age limit) April 2006 ENS Christopher O. Simon – No Children April 2007 CDR Philip Murphy-Sweet – 3 Children Olivia, Lauren and Seth March 2007 CAPT Lindsay Perkins – 2 Children Alexander and Nickolai March 2007 LCDR Morgan Tulang – 2 Children Mia and Mitchell June 2007 LCDR Dexter Gloster - 3 Children Devin, Brianna and Ashley March 2008 LT Ron Irwin - 1 Child Kareesa September 2008 LCDR Greg Bellenger - 2 Children Greilen and Geraint November 2010 CAPT Todd Kirst - 1 Child (plus 2 over the age limit) Andrew December 2010 LCDR (SEL) Scintar Mejia - 1 Child Grace September 2011 RDML Kurt L. Kunkel -2 Children Emma & Sara November 2011 LCDR Michael Edwards - 2 Children Michael Jr. & Jordan April 2012 CAPT Douglas H. Rose - 2 Children Griffin & Ben October 2012 CDR Joel Tiu - 2 Children Joel & Justine |
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Scholarship Winners from Previous Years
2012-2013 Memorial Scholarship Awards
2011-2012 Memorial Scholarship Awards
2010 -2011 Scholarship Winners
2010-2011 Memorial Scholarship Awards
If you are interested in obtaining information about the Navy Supply Corps Foundation scholarship program, contact Jack Evans at (706) 354-4111 or email: Foundation@usnscf.com
We are also looking for mentors for our scholarship winners. This is a commitment to call a winner several times throughout the school year to see how they are doing and offering any guidance or advice that may be warranted.