2017 Scholarship Recommendation Form

We respectfully request your assistance through your evaluation in determining of the applicant
named below possesses abilities and attitudes that demonstrate potential for successfully completing
postsecondary education. Please print or type your recommendation and sign. Deadline to return
form is March 4, 2016.
Recommendations cannot be from a family member or from the person applying for a scholarship.

Please return your recommendation form to the student.

Students: This form must be uploaded to eGrant when prompted.

Michael Connor L.
Applicant’s Name
Last First Middle
Initial

61 E. Chicago St. Quincy MI

Applicant’s Address 49082
Street City State Zip Code

Recommender's Hargrove Vicky

L
Name
Last First Middle
Initial

Recommender's 291 Riverview Drive Coldwater MI 49036

Address
Street City State Zip Code

Title and Organization Quincy High School Teacher

Recommender's
Signature Vicky Hargrove
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Length of Time Known

Applicant 5 years
Relationship to Applicant teacher

Depth of Knowledge Very Well Fairly Well Superficially

(circle one)

Please mark an "X" for the appropriate level of achievement in each category:
Superior Excellent Average Fair Poor
Academic Performance x
Intellectual Potential x
Communication Skills x
Creativity & Originality x
Esteem in the community x
Potential for growth in x
college
Overall Potential x

COMMENTS:

I had Connor as a student in U.S. history and AP government. Connor excelled in both classes. His work
was outstanding, and he added tremendously to the class discussions. He was able to articulate his
opinions and support with important evidence. I was impressed with his maturity in his openness in
listening to others whose opinions differed with his own.
Connor was also in Student Council which I advised. Connor was a valuable member of the Student
Council. He never missed meetings, and he was always first to volunteer when work had to be done. I
could always count on him to complete any task given to him whether it was coordinating activities
that helped the community like our coat drive or being responsible for a student pep assembly.
In addition, I watched Connor as an active member of various school activities including Quiz Bowl,
Youth in Government, and the Drama Department. Throughout his high school career, Connor showed
a keen interest in growing as a student and as an individual.
Connor is a worthy candidate for your scholarship, and I respectfully request that you seriously
consider his application.
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