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Institutional
Financial Aid
2004-2005
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ADVISORY
This booklet provides the public with information on available institutional financial aid programs at Chaminade University of
Honolulu. The reader is advised that while these programs exist, not all may elect to offer funding every year. For example, certain
funded scholarship programs, newly created, may still be in the process of building up the fund base before electing to provide any
scholarship awards to eligible students. Furthermore, even in situations when program funds have been designated for
distribution, sufficient levels of funding may not be available to accommodate all eligible students. Lastly, the contents of this
booklet are offered as a "guide," and do not necessarily reflect all of the conditions related to the eligibility criteria of each
institutional aid program. In cases when there is a question as the interpretation of certain eligibility requirements and the
purposes of each program, Chaminade University of Honolulu reserves the right to clarify any such issues.
About this booklet

"It's almost as certain as death and taxes," a disgruntled student once was heard to say. He was commenting on how the annual
rise in college educational costs had seemingly become one of life's accustomed facts. Well, as much as college tuition always seems
to increase, what should also be taken into account is the extent to which a school provides financial assistance (to deserving
students) from its own coffers. Commonly referred to as "Institutional Aid," these assistance programs reflect, in part, the school's
commitment to its own mission. In effect, the school invests in itself by providing much needed financial support to its own
eligible students, from funds allocated within its own operational budget, or generously donated by private contributors. At
Chaminade University of Honolulu, to help deserving students cope with the ever increasing rise in college tuition, we have
established a number of institutional financial aid programs which we actively administer every year. While no one student can
ever be guaranteed institutional aid (since most must qualify through a combination of merit and need), our commitment to
providing our students with significant amounts of assistance remains strong and clear. In 2004-2005, our average institutional
discounted aid to new students entering Chaminade was targeted at over $4,600.00.1 Hence, when considering the extent of our
institutional commitment, it can be said that when students evaluate how much it will cost to attend Chaminade, they should
judge us not by what we charge, but by what they will actually pay! There is a difference! To fulfill our commitment, we have
established a myriad of grants and scholarships over the years. So much so, that it became apparent we needed to compile all of
the pertinent information about these programs into one handy booklet, which all interested parties, especially students, could use
to learn more about Chaminade's institutional aid program. This booklet serves to address this need. It describes every grant and
scholarship program available, and the qualifications necessary to apply.2 I hope it will help you. If after reading this you should
have any questions, please feel free to contact our office at 808.735.4780, and we will be more than happy to help you. You can
also visit our website at www.chaminade.edu.
Eric Nemoto
Associate Dean of Enrollment Management & Director of Financial Aid
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This reflects institutional aid only, and not any forms of federal aid that most students tend to also receive.
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This booklet does not provide information about any of the federal financial aid programs that
Chaminade participates in. For more information about these programs, refer to the "Student
Guide," a publication of the U.S. Department of Education, also available through our office.
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Table of Contents
Non-Funded Programs .............................................................................................................................................6
Tuition Reduction Programs .....................................................................................................................................6
Employee Discount ...................................................................................................................................................7
Employee Dependent Discount ................................................................................................................................8
Family Discount .......................................................................................................................................................9
Religious Discount ....................................................................................................................................................10
MBA Alumni Certificate Program .............................................................................................................................11
Spouses of Deployed Military Members Discount .....................................................................................................12
Institutional Grants and Scholarships ......................................................................................................................13

Chaminade Hawai'i Grant ........................................................................................................................................13
Chaminade Regents Scholarship ...............................................................................................................................14
Chaminade Presidential Scholarship ..........................................................................................................................15
Chaminade Leadership Grant ...................................................................................................................................16
Father Chaminade Grant ..........................................................................................................................................17
Chaminade Need Based Grant ..................................................................................................................................18
Chaminade Parish Scholarship ..................................................................................................................................19
Chaminade Catholic Scholarship ..............................................................................................................................20
Chaminade ROTC Scholarship ................................................................................................................................21
Chaminade Marianist Leadership Scholarship ...........................................................................................................22
Chaminade Miss Hawai'i Scholarship .......................................................................................................................23
Chaminade Science Fair Scholarship .........................................................................................................................24
Chaminade History Day Scholarship ........................................................................................................................25
Chaminade Transfer Grant .......................................................................................................................................26
Founders Service/Leadership Award ...........................................................................................................................27
Special Programs ......................................................................................................................................................28

Early Admit Student One Course Tuition Waiver .....................................................................................................28
Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarship .......................................................................................................................29
IAAY Talent Search One Course Scholarship ............................................................................................................30
Athletic Scholarships ................................................................................................................................................31

Men's Basketball .......................................................................................................................................................31
Women's Volleyball ..................................................................................................................................................32
Women's Softball ......................................................................................................................................................33
Men's Water Polo .....................................................................................................................................................34
Men's Tennis ............................................................................................................................................................35
Women's Tennis .......................................................................................................................................................36
Women's Cross Country ...........................................................................................................................................37
Men's Cross Country ................................................................................................................................................38
What happens when A STUDENT receives more than one non-funded form of aid? ................................................39
Examples ..................................................................................................................................................................40
Funded programs ......................................................................................................................................................41
Endowed Scholarships ..............................................................................................................................................42

Brother Oliver M. Aiu Scholarship ............................................................................................................................42
Charles R. Borns Memorial Scholarship ....................................................................................................................43
Bruggeman-Kearsley Scholarship Fund .....................................................................................................................44
James Byrne Scholarship ...........................................................................................................................................45
Chun-Hoon Scholarship ...........................................................................................................................................46
Clarence T. C. Ching Scholarship .............................................................................................................................47
Croarkin Scholarship ................................................................................................................................................48
Brother Elmer Sebastian Dunsky Scholarship ............................................................................................................49
First Insurance Company Scholarship .......................................................................................................................50
Leslie A. Hicks Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................51
John A. Hughes Scholarship ......................................................................................................................................52
David & Vanessa Hulihee Scholarship ......................................................................................................................53
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Victoria Gomes Joseph Memorial Scholarship Fund ..................................................................................................54
Antone J. & Mary C. Lopez Endowed Scholarship ....................................................................................................55
Rev. Robert R. Mackey Scholarship ..........................................................................................................................56
Dr. Mary Lou Morgado Scholarship .........................................................................................................................57
Stuart Petrie Memorial Scholarship ...........................................................................................................................58
Dr. Larry Price Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................59
Judge Barry Rubin Scholarship ..................................................................................................................................60
Vance O. Smith Memorial Scholarship .....................................................................................................................61
Faafofoga Steele Scholarship ......................................................................................................................................62
Marge Sylvester Scholarship ......................................................................................................................................63
J. Watumull Endowed Scholarship Fund ..................................................................................................................64
John Young Scholarship ............................................................................................................................................65
Henry Zuberano Scholarship ....................................................................................................................................66
Restricted Scholarships .............................................................................................................................................67

Alumni Association Scholarship ................................................................................................................................67
American Savings Bank Scholarship Program ............................................................................................................68
City Mill Current Scholarship/AI Foundation ...........................................................................................................69
Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) Trustees Scholarship ..........................................................70
Sister Roberta Derby Scholarship ..............................................................................................................................71
Milly C. Henderson Memorial Scholarship ...............................................................................................................72
McInerny Foundation Scholarship ............................................................................................................................73
Peter and Doris Ng Scholarship ................................................................................................................................74
Hugh R. Pingree Scholarship ....................................................................................................................................75
R. Dwayne & Marti Steele Scholarship .....................................................................................................................76
St. Francis Xavier Club Scholarship ...........................................................................................................................77
Symbols of Celebration Scholarship ..........................................................................................................................78
Patricia To Scholarship .............................................................................................................................................79
Antone & Edene Vidinha Charitable Trust Scholarship ............................................................................................80
G.N. Wilcox Trust Scholarship .................................................................................................................................81
Outside Scholarships ................................................................................................................................................82

American Association of University Women Windward Branch ...............................................................................83
American Business Women's Association - ONIPA'A Chapter ..................................................................................84
American Business Women's IMUA Association .......................................................................................................85
American Business Women's Association - NA Kilohana O'Wahine Chapter ............................................................86
Adult Students in Scholastic Transition (ASIST) Scholarship ....................................................................................87
American Scholars National Honor Society ...............................................................................................................88
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) ....................................................................................89
American Psychological Association - Minority Fellowship Program .........................................................................90
American Business Women's Association - ULUPONO Charter ..............................................................................91
Avon Scholarship for Representatives ........................................................................................................................92
Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association Scholarship ....................................................................93
ASIS Foundation, Inc. Scholarship ............................................................................................................................94
American Society of Military Comptrollers - Aloha Chapter ......................................................................................95
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International - Beta Beta State, Hawaii ........................................................................96
Bowfin Memorial Continuing Education Scholarship ...............................................................................................97
Chuuk State Scholarship ...........................................................................................................................................98
Bowfin Memorial Academic Scholarship ...................................................................................................................99
Dolphin Scholarship Foundation ..............................................................................................................................100
Educators Scholarship Thru Hawai'i Education Association ......................................................................................101
Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowships for Minorities ...........................................................................................102
Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowships for Minorities ..........................................................................................103
Hawai'i Community Foundation (HCF) ..................................................................................................................104
Hawai'i Association of Broadcasters Scholarship ........................................................................................................105
Hawai'i Chinese Civic Association ............................................................................................................................106
Gates Millennium Scholarship ..................................................................................................................................107
Hawai'ian Homes Commission Scholarship ..............................................................................................................108
Hawai'i Instructional Materials Association ...............................................................................................................109
Hawai'i Society of Certified Public Accountants ........................................................................................................110
Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation .......................................................................................................................................111
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Hawai'i Foundation for Dietetics Carey D. Miller Scholarship ..................................................................................112
Japanese Women's Society of Honolulu (JWS) .........................................................................................................113
John Gyles Education Awards ...................................................................................................................................114
James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation .....................................................................................................115
National Society of Hispanic MBAS (NSHMBA) .....................................................................................................116
MG James Ursano Scholarship Fund Administered by Army Emergency Relief ........................................................117
National Federation of the Blind (NFB) ....................................................................................................................118
May and Hubert Everly Hea Scholarship ..................................................................................................................119
Public Employees Roundtable ...................................................................................................................................120
Native Hawai'ian Leadership Project .........................................................................................................................121
One Puka Puka Achievement Scholarship .................................................................................................................122
Organization of Chinese Americans/Avon Scholarship ..............................................................................................123
National Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation ..........................................................................................124
Student Teacher Scholarship thru Hawai'i Education Association .............................................................................125
Soroptimist International of Honolulu Women's Opportunity Award ......................................................................126
Faith C. Ai Lai Hea Scholarship ................................................................................................................................127
Undergraduate College Student Scholarship Thru Hawai'i Education Association ....................................................128
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants ............................................................................................129
Talbots Women's Scholarship Fund ..........................................................................................................................130
USA Funds Access To Education Scholarship ...........................................................................................................131
The Native Hawai'ian Higher Education Program ....................................................................................................132
The Hispanic Scholarship Fund General Scholarship Program ..................................................................................133
Warren Fencl Memorial Achievement Scholarship ....................................................................................................134
Yanmar/SAE Scholarship ..........................................................................................................................................135
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Non-Funded Programs
"Non-funded Programs" refers to institutional assistance that serves to reduce a student's charges at Chaminade. There are no
actual funds within any non-funded program account. Instead, these programs serve as credits against the costs charged by
Chaminade. The amount allocated to any of these program accounts is determined annually by the institution. There are basically
four types of non-funded programs: tuition reductions, institutional grants and scholarships, special programs, and athletic
scholarships.
Tuition Reductions
Chaminade offers a variety of tuition reduction options that act to reduce a student's tuition by a certain percentage if certain
criteria are met. In particular, percentage reductions are offered to students: whose parents are employees of Chaminade; who have
a sibling also attending Chaminade; who make early tuition payments; and who are members of a religious order. Tuition
Reductions are afforded specifically to students who meet the specific criteria for each type of reduction. They are not based on
need.
Institutional Grants and Scholarships

Chaminade offers a variety of grants and scholarships that are awarded to eligible students based on both academic merit and
financial need. Scholarship amounts vary according to the criteria of the scholarship type. However, being "non-funded" in
nature, these grants and scholarships gain value only as they are applied against any institutional charges levied on the student.
Therefore, students cannot receive more discounted aid than what their Chaminade charges total up to be. As these awards are
contingent on either merit or need (or both), these awards may vary from year to year.
Special Programs
These are additional Chaminade scholarships or tuition discounts that are usually provided in conjunction with some other
agency, school, organization, and/or require some additional requirements or tasks on the part of the applicant.
Athletic Scholarships
Chaminade fields intercollegiate teams in the following sports: men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's softball, men's
water polo, men's tennis, women's tennis, women's cross country, and men's cross country.
Major sports, such as basketball and volleyball, provide maximum scholarships covering all costs owed to the school (i.e. tuition,
room and board). The other sports offer lesser amounts which vary depending upon the team's scholarship budget. Scholarship
eligibility is contingent upon the student making the team and passing NCAA academic requirements. Specific Award amounts
are determined by the CUH Athletic Department and in particular, the head coach of each sport. The following is a description of
Chaminade's non-funded aid programs, categorized in terms of tuition reductions, institutional grants and scholarships, and
athletic scholarships.
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Tuition Reduction Programs
EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT
Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to regular full-time and part-time (20 or more hours per week) employees of
Chaminade University.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students must complete the "Chaminade University of Honolulu Education Benefit Request" form, and return it with their
completed registration card to the Chaminade Personnel Office.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must be either a regular full-time or part-time (20 hours or more) employee of Chaminade University. Adjunct faculty
or employees classified as temporary are not eligible. Benefits are not extended to classes taken at outside institutions nor for
individualized study classes offered within the university.
AWARD AMOUNT
One free evening class (per term) during your first year of employment. A maximum of two free evening classes per term
thereafter. Day courses are only allowed by special permission of the department's Vice President.
DEADLINE
Applications should be submitted prior to the start of the term for which the discount is requested.
MAILING ADDRESS
Chaminade University of Honolulu
c/o Personnel Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.4686
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EMPLOYEE DEPENDENT DISCOUNT

Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to the spouse and/or legal dependent children of any full-time regular employee of
Chaminade University. Eligible students may enroll in classes during any academic session at a 50% reduction in tuition. This
discount program is renewable to the student for as long as the application criteria are met.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students must complete the "Chaminade University of Honolulu Application for Tuition Reduction" form, and return it to the
Chaminade Business Office. Students should complete this form for every academic year in which they meet the Application
criteria and wish to receive this discount.
Applicants must:
1. Be the son, daughter or spouse, of a regular, full-time employee of Chaminade University of Honolulu
2. Be taking classes as a Chaminade student
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of the discount is 50% of the full-time tuition net of the Hawai'i Grant (for full-time day students) and Military
Tuition Assistance (for evening students). Amounts will vary according to the recipient's eligibility for these programs. If the
student is not eligible for these programs, then the value is determined by taking one half (50%) of the full-time day tuition. If the
student is eligible for either of these programs, then the 50% would be applied to the remaining amount after the value of the
grant has been deducted from the tuition. Examples of these are provided below:
Day Students (Annual) Evening Students (Term)

Without HI Grant With HI Grant Without T.A. With T.A.
13,850 13,850 1,008 1,008
x .50 -3,000 x .50 -702
====== ====== ====== ======
6,925 10,850 504 306
x.50 x .50
====== ======
5,425 153
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Business Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4756
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FAMILY DISCOUNT
Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to additional family members after a first member of the family pays full-time
undergraduate tuition. This discount program is renewable to a student for as long as they meet the eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Chaminade Business Office. Students should complete this form for every academic year in which they meet the application
process and wish to receive this discount.
Applicants must:
1. Be a member of a family that has at least one other family member attending Chaminade on a
regular, full-time basis. A family member is defined as a parent, sibling, dependent child, or spouse
2. Be accepted or enrolled at Chaminade as a regular full-time undergraduate student
3. For day students, be charged the maximum day student tuition of $13,850 for the academic
year $6,925 per semester)
4. Be billed at the same program rate (i.e., day + day, evening + evening)
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of the discount is 20% of the full-time tuition net of the Hawai'i Grant (for day students), and 25% of the full-time
tuition net of any Military Tuition Assistance (for evening students). Examples of these are provided below:

13,850 13,850 1,008 1,008
x .20 -3,000 x .25 -702
======= ======= ======= =======
2,770 10,850 252 306
x .20 x .25
======= =======
2,170 76.50
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Business Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4756
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RELIGIOUS DISCOUNT
Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to members of a religious order. This discount program is renewable to a student
for as long as they meet the eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Chaminade Business Office. Students should complete this form for every academic year in which they meet the Application
process and wish to receive this discount.
Applicants must:
1. Be a member of a recognized religious order. For example, a Brother or Sister in the Catholic Church
2. Be taking classes as a Chaminade student
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of the discount is 20% of the tuition charged to the student. Should students qualify for either the Hawai'i Grant (day
students) or Military Tuition Assistance (evening students), the 20% will be calculated from the remaining amount after the value
of the award has been deducted from the tuition. Examples are provided below:

13,850 13,850 1,008 1,008
x .20 -3,000 x .20 -702
======= ======= ======= =======
2,770 10,850 201.60 306
x .20 x .20
======= =======
= 2,170 = 61.20
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Business Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4756
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MBA ALUMNI CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to students who graduated with an MBA from Chaminade and who are pursuing
an Advanced Professional Certificate in Business Administration.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students should consult with the Chaminade MBA program.
Applicants must:
1. Have graduated with an MBA from Chaminade University
2. Be enrolled in the Chaminade Advanced Professional Certificate in Business Administration program
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of the discount is 50% of the tuition charged to the student, to a maximum of five (5) classes (15 credits).
DEADLINE
Students must apply by the start of the term for which the discount is requested.
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o MBA Program
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.4612
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SPOUSES OF DEPLOYED MILITARY MEMBERS DISCOUNT
Non-funded tuition discount program afforded to spouses of deployed military members. This discount program is renewable to a student
for as long as they meet the eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Student should contact your Chaminade University advisor for details.
Applicants must:
1. Be a spouse of a deployed military member in Iraq and Afghanistan
2. Be enrolled in Chaminade University's Accelerated Undergraduate Program
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of the discount is 25% of the tuition charged to the student.
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Business Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4756
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Institutional Grants & Scholarships
CHAMINADE HAWAI'I GRANT

Institutional grant awarded to CUH day students in recognition of their Hawai'i residency, as measured by either their graduation
from a Hawai'i high school or receipt of an associate's degree from a Hawai'i two-year college. This award is renewable for as long
as the student maintains all eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All eligible first-year and transfer students are automatically awarded this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into the
Chaminade day program. There are no special application forms.
Applicants must:
1. Have graduated from a Hawai'i high school*, or have received an associate's degree from one of the
following institutions: Honolulu Community College, Kapi'olani Community College, Kaua'i Community
College, Leeward Community College, Mau'i Community College, Hawai'i Tokai International College,
Windward Community College, Hawai'i Community College
2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student
3. Be charged the maximum day student tuition of $13,850 for the academic year $6,925 per semester)
*A student who did not graduate from high school, but instead received a General Education Development
(GED) certificate is eligible if the GED was received through a Hawai'i testing center
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $3,000 for the academic year, ($1,500 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges.
Note: Prior to the fall of 1995, Hawai'i Grants were valued at $1,330 per academic year ($665 per semester).
DEADLINE
There are no deadlines. This grant is awarded upon formal admittance into Chaminade provided the student meets eligibility
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Admissions Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to first time CUH day students in recognition of exceptional academic performance as measured
by their high school cumulative grade point average (GPA) being at least 3.5. This award is renewable for three additional years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All new first year students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into Chaminade as a
regular student. There are no special application forms.
Applicants must:
1. Be a new college student who has never attended another college or university
4. Have graduated from high school with a final cumulative GPA of at least 3.5
AWARD AMOUNT
Amounts vary according to the recipient's eligibility for the CUH Hawai'i Grant. Those awarded the CUH Hawai'i Grant of
$3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester) receive $3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester). Those not
awarded the CUH Hawai'i Grant, receive $6,000 for the academic year, ($3,000 per semester). Awards are credited against the
recipient's tuition charges.
Note: Prior to the fall of 2002, Regents Scholarhips were valued at $5,000 per academic year ($2,500 per sememster).
DEADLINE
There are no deadlines. This scholarship is awarded upon formal admittance into Chaminade provided the student meets
eligibility criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to first-time CUH day students in recognition of quality academic performance as measured by
their final high school cumulative grade point average (GPA) ranging from 3.0 to 3.49. This award is renewable for three
additional years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All new first-year students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into Chaminade as a
Applicants must:
4. Have graduated from high school with a final cumulative GPA ranging from 3.0 to 3.49
AWARD AMOUNT
$3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester) receives $2,500 for the academic year ($1,250 per semester). Those not
awarded the CUH Hawai'i Grant; receive $5,500 for the academic year ($2,750 per semester). Awards are credited against the
recipient's tuition charges.
Note: Prior to the fall of 2002, Presidential Scholarships were valued at $4,500 per academic year ($2,250 per semester).
DEADLINE
There are no deadlines. Scholarship is awarded upon formal admittance into Chaminade provided the student meets eligibility
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE LEADERSHIP GRANT

Institutional grant awarded to first-time CUH day students who demonstrate academic potential to succeed at the post-secondary
level as measured by their final high school cumulative grade point average (GPA) being at least 2.50 to 2.99. This award is
renewable for three additional years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All new first-year students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into Chaminade as a
Applicants must:
AWARD AMOUNT
$3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester) receives $1,500 for the academic year ($750 per semester). Those not awarded
the CUH Hawai'i Grant, receive $4,500 for the academic year, ($2,250 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's
tuition charges.
Note: Prior to the Fall of 2002, Leadership Scholarships were valued at $3,500 per academic year ($1,750 per semester).
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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FATHER CHAMINADE GRANT

Institutional grant awarded to first-time CUH day students whose final cumulative high school grade point average (GPA) ranges
from 2.0 to 2.49, who are not eligible for the CUH Hawai'i Grant. This award is renewable for as long as the student maintains
satisfactory academic progress at CUH, which is defined as not being on academic probation.
Note: This award was first established during the 1996-97 academic year, and was entitled the "Chaminade Basic Grant." It was
renamed the "Father Chaminade Grant" for the 1997-98 year in response to the institution's desire to establish a grant that would
recognize the leadership "potential" of all students, even though their grades may not be especially high. This was in the spirit of Father
Chaminade, for which the school is named. Students who received the previously named "Basic Grant" and who meet continuing
eligibility requirements, will continue to have their awards termed the "Basic Grant"
APPLICATION PROCESS
All eligible first-year students are automatically awarded this grant upon their formal acceptance into the Chaminade day program.
There are no special application forms.
Applicants must:
2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a full-time day student
4. Not be a recipient of the CUH Hawai'i Grant
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $3,000 for the academic year, ($1,500 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges.
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE NEED BASED GRANT

Institutional grant awarded to eligible students based primarily on the level of financial need demonstrated by the student. Higher
awards are offered to students with higher GPAs.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students must apply for federal financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and sending it
to the federal processor with Chaminade University listed as a school to which results should be forwarded. This is accomplished
by writing the school's name and federal code number (001605) in the application.
Applicants must:
1. Be a United States citizen
2. Be accepted or enrolled at Chaminade as a regular full-time day student
4. Apply for federal student aid with Chaminade University by completing the FAFSA and submit other
documents required by the Financial Aid Office
5. Based on the results of the FAFSA, demonstrate sufficient financial need
AWARD AMOUNT
Awards range from $500 to $1,500 depending on the level of financial need demonstrated and the student's academic record.
Because a student's level of financial need may change from year to year, the amount of aid offered to renewal applicants may
change.
DEADLINE
The Student Aid Report (SAR) submitted by the student, or an Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR) received
electronically, must be received in the Financial Aid Office no later than the end of the second week of classes of the semester for
which the student wishes to receive the grant.
MAILING ADDRESS
Chaminade University Scholarship Committee
c/o Financial Aid Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHAMINADE PARISH SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to new first-year students who are recommended by a Hawai'i parish. Students must be
nominated by their parish priest. This award is renewable for a maximum of four years provided the student maintains a
cumulative CUH GPA of at least 3.0.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students should see their parish priest. If the student is deemed worthy of recommendation, the priest will complete a nomination
form and write a letter of recommendation, which will be returned to Chaminade University. Generally, only one student per
parish can be recommended. Exceptions may be permitted.
Applicants must:
2. Have graduated from high school with a cumulative high school GPA of at least 3.0
6. Have been nominated by their Hawai'i parish priest based on their academic potential and involvement in
school, church, and community
AWARD AMOUNT
This award is $6,925 for the academic year ($3,462 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In
the event the student qualifies for other non-funded forms of institutional aid, the AWARD AMOUNT will be revised. See
"What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?" on page 40.
DEADLINE
Nominations should be submitted prior to the start of the semester for which the student intends to enroll.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE CATHOLIC SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to new first-year students who have graduated from a Hawai'i Catholic high school. Students
must be nominated by their high school principal. This award is renewable for a maximum of four years provided the student
maintains a cumulative CUH GPA of at least 3.0.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students should see their high school principal. If the student is deemed worthy of recommendation, the principal will complete a
nomination form and write a letter of recommendation, which will be returned to Chaminade University. Generally, only one
student can be recommended per school. Exceptions may be permitted.
Applicants must:
2. Have graduated from a Hawai'i Catholic high school with a cumulative high school GPA of at least 3.0
6. Have been nominated by their high school principal based on their academic potential and involvement in
school, church, and community
AWARD AMOUNT
This award is $6,925 for the academic year ($3,462 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In
"What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?" on page 40.
DEADLINE
Nominations should be submitted prior to the start of the semester for which the student intends to enroll.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE ROTC SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to students who are recipients of an ROTC scholarship. This award is renewable for as long as
the student continues to receive an ROTC scholarship.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students must first be awarded an ROTC scholarship. There are no standard ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS through
Chaminade to receive this particular award. Students are afforded this added scholarship once the Chaminade Financial Aid
Office receives word from ROTC officials of the student's receipt of said award.
Applicants must:
3. Be a recipient of an ROTC Scholarship for the academic year
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $1,000 for the academic year ($500 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges.
DEADLINE
There is no deadline. This scholarship is awarded upon formal admittance into Chaminade provided the student meets eligibility
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHAMINADE MARIANIST LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to new first year students graduating from Marianist high schools. Students must be nominated
by their high school principal. This award is renewable for three additional years provided the student maintains a cumulative
CUH GPA of at least 3.0.
Applicants must:
2. Have graduated from a Marianist high school and must be in the upper 10% of their graduating class
3. Be a new college student, having never attended another college or university
4. Be charged the maximum day student tuition of $13,850 for the academic year ($6,925 per semester)
5. Be nominated by their high school principal based on academic potential, involvement in school, church
and community
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is seventy-five percent ($10,387) of the annual full-time day tuition for the academic year ($5,193). Awards are
credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In the event the student qualifies for other non-funded forms of institutional aid,
the award amount will be revised. See “What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?" on page
40.
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHAMINADE MISS HAWAI'I SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship awarded to five Miss Hawaii Scholarship Pageant Participants. The Miss Hawaii Scholarship Program
Committee makes selections and this award is renewable for three years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
The eligibility is automatically awarded this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into Chaminade day program provided they
meet the eligibility requirements. There are no special application forms.
Applicants must:
1. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular, full-time day student
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $6925 for the academic year, ($3462 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In
the event the student qualifies for other non-funded forms of institutional aid, the award amount will be adjusted.
See “What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?" on page 40.
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHAMINADE SCIENCE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarships will be awarded to two incoming freshmen for participating in the Hawai'i state Science and
Engineering Fair. This award is renewable for three additional years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
There is no standard application form to receive this particular award. Students are selected by Chaminade University's Natural
Science and Mathematics Department upon their participation in the Science and Engineering Fair competition.
Recipients must:
3. Be recommended by the School of Science and Mathematics of Chaminade University, after having
participated in the Hawai'i State Science and Engineering Fair
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $8,500 for the academic year ($4,250 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In
“What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?” on page 40.
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Natural Sciences & Mathematics Dept.
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4858
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CHAMINADE HISTORY DAY SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarships will be awarded to two incoming freshmen. This award is renewable for three additional years.
APPLICATION PROCESS
There is no standard application form to receive this particular award. Chaminade University's History and Political Science
Department selects two students upon their participation in the Hawai'i and National History Days competition.
Applicants must:
3. Be recommended by the School of History and Political Science Department of Chaminade

University, after having participated in the Hawai'i and National History Days competition
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $6,925 for the academic year, ($3,462 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges. In
“What happens when a student receives more than one non-Funded form of aid?” on page 40.
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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CHAMINADE TRANSFER GRANT

Institutional grant awarded to new transfers into the CUH day program who are not eligible for the CUH Hawai'i Grant. This
award is renewable for as long as the student maintains all eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All eligible transfer students are automatically awarded this scholarship upon their formal acceptance into the Chaminade day
program. There are no special application forms.
Applicants must:
1. Have a cumulative previous college GPA of at least 2.5. The GPA for students who have
attended more than one institution will be adjusted according to processes normally utilized
by the CUH Admissions Office in officially accepting the student
2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a full-time day student
4. Not be a recipient of the CUH Hawai'i Grant
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $4,000 for the academic year ($2,000 per semester). Awards are credited against the recipient's tuition charges.
Note: Prior to the Fall of 2002, Transfer Grants were valued at $3,000 per academic year ($1,500 per semester).
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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Institutional Grants and Scholarships
FOUNDERS SERVICE/LEADERSHIP AWARD

Funds for this award are provided by the Society of Mary.
There are two grants awarded to new first year students from Catholic high schools (Category A) and two awarded to students
completing their first year at CUH (Category B)
APPLICATION PROCESS
Submit a request for this grant and all necessary documentation to the Rector’s Office.
CATEGORY A
Applicant must:
1. Be graduates of a Catholic High School
2. Have a GPA of 2.5
3. Submit a letter of recommendation from their high school principal
4. Submit a letter of recommendation from their high school campus minister or service coordinator
5. Be willing to be involved in at least one campus ministry program, one regular student activitiy,
and one form of service during their first two semesters at CUH
6. Have a financial need as demonstrated by the Financial Aid Questionnaire
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester). This award is renewable for three years. Recipients will be
mentored by one of the campus ministers. An annual review of the recipient’s participation in this service/leadership program by
the mentoring campus minister will determine the renewal of the grant.
CATEGORY B
Applicant must:
1. Have completed their first year (at least 24 credits) at CUH with a GPA of 2.5
2. Be recommended by a campus minister/service coordinator
3. Be recommended by a campus minister/service coordinator
4. Be willing to be involved in at least one campus ministry program, one regular student activitiy,
and one form of service during the academic year at CUH
5. Write an essay describing what the student has done and plans to do as a recipient of this
grant and how those actions are congruent with the Marianist and Catholic traditions at CUH
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester). This award is renewable for the junior and senior years.
Recipients will be mentored by one of the campus ministers. An annual review of the recipient’s participation in this
service/leadership program by the mentoring campus minister will determine the renewal of the grant.
DEADLINE
Deadline to submit an application and the necessary documentation is March 1 for consideration for the next academic year.
MAILING ADDRESS
Rector Founders Service/Leadership Award Committee
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.440.4279
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Special Programs
EARLY ADMIT STUDENT ONE COURSE TUITION WAIVER

Institutional one course (per semester) tuition waiver afforded to high school students from St. Louis, Sacred Hearts, and Damien,
on the recommendation of their respective schools.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested students should consult with their high school guidance counselors. The school's representative and the Chaminade
Registrar usually coordinate the student's registration process.
Applicant must:
1. Be attending one of the following Hawai'i high schools: St. Louis, Sacred Hearts Academy, Damien Memorial
2. Be recommended for early admittance by either the president or principal of the respective high school
AWARD AMOUNT
The value is one, three-credit course per semester at Chaminade University of Honolulu.
DEADLINE
Registration for the one-semester course must be coordinated prior to the start of the semester for which the student intends to
enroll.
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Registrar's Office
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4722
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Special Programs
PHI THETA KAPPA TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP

Institutional scholarship inaugurated in 1998 that is awarded to members of the Phi Theta Kappa International Society of the
two-year college who are transferring into the CUH day program. This award is renewable for as long as the student maintains all
eligibility requirements.
APPLICATION PROCESS
All eligible students should provide the CUH Admissions Office with documentation certifying their current membership in Phi
Theta Kappa along with a letter requesting consideration for this scholarship.
Applicants must:
2. Have a cumulative previous college GPA of at least 2.75 and have completed 24 credit hours
3. Be accepted into Chaminade as a full-time, regular day student
5. Must not have obtained a previous bachelor's degree
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $1,000 for the academic year ($500 per semester).
DEADLINE
criteria.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.8340
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Special Programs
INSTITUTE FOR ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT OF YOUTH (IAAY) TALENT SEARCH ONE COURSE SCHOLARSHIP
Institutional one course scholarship that is awarded to two exceptional 7th and 8th grade Hawai'i students as part of Chaminade's
support of the Johns Hopkins IAAY Talent Search program. The scholarship provides tuition only for a single three-credit course.
APPLICATION PROCESS
There is no application process. Recipients are identified by the Johns Hopkins Talent Search program. The student is chosen
from among those who score higher than the national average for college-bound high school seniors in the SAT I Reasoning Test.
Students so identified by the program are then afforded the value of the scholarship should they decide to take a course at
Chaminade University.
1. Applicants must be identified as a recipient of the scholarship by the Johns Hopkins Talent Search program
AWARD AMOUNT
The value of one three-credit course at Chaminade.
DEADLINE
Chaminade maintains no institutional deadlines for this particular scholarship. Interested students should consult the Johns
Hopkins Talent Search program (See "Mailing Address" below).
MAILING ADDRESS
Johns Hopkins University
Institute for the Academic Advancement of Youth, Center for Talented Youth
Center for Academic Achievement
3400 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
410.516.0804
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University basketball team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the head basketball coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
contribution to the team. Students may inquire with the Chaminade University Athletic Department.
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University basketball team and be deemed worthy of receipt
of the scholarship as determined by the head basketball coach
4. Meet required NCAA academic requirements as monitored by the Chaminade University Athletic Department
AWARD AMOUNT
Full and partial scholarships are available for members of the team as determined by the head basketball coach. Full scholarships
cover annual tuition, fees, room, and board. Partial scholarships (for less than full tuition, fees, room, and board) may be awarded
depending upon scholarship fund availability as determined by the head basketball coach.
DEADLINE
Deadlines for signing of the athletic scholarship contract revolve around NCAA regulations. Consult with the Chaminade Athletic
Department for more information.
MAILING ADDRESS
Chaminade University
c/o Athletic Department
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University volleyball team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the head volleyball coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University volleyball team and be deemed worthy of receipt
of the scholarship as determined by the head volleyball coach
AWARD AMOUNT
Full and partial scholarships are available for members of the team as determined by the head volleyball coach. Full scholarships
cover annual tuition, fees, room and board. Partial scholarships (for less than full tuition, fees, room, and board) may be awarded
depending upon scholarship fund availability as determined by the head volleyball coach.
DEADLINE
Deadlines for signing the athletic scholarship contract revolve around NCAA regulations. Consult with the Chaminade Athletic
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University softball team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the head softball coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University softball team and be deemed worthy of receipt of
the scholarship as determined by the head softball coacH
AWARD AMOUNT
Varies according to scholarship fund availability.
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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MEN'S WATER POLO

Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University water polo team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the head water polo coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University water polo team and be deemed worthy of receipt
of the scholarship as determined by the head water polo coach
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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MEN'S TENNIS
Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University Men's tennis team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the men's tennis head coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University men's tennis team and be deemed worthy of
receipt of the scholarship as determined by the men's tennis head coach
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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WOMEN'S TENNIS
Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University women's tennis team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the women's tennis head coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and level of
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University women's tennis team and be deemed worthy of
receipt of the scholarship as determined by the women's tennis head coach
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University women's cross country team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the women's cross country head coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and
level of contribution to the team. Students may inquire with the Chaminade University Athletic Department.
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University women's cross country team and be deemed
worthy of receipt of the scholarship as determined by the women's cross country head coach
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

Athletic scholarship offered to members of the Chaminade University men's cross country team.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Awards are decided by the men's cross country head coach and are provided in recognition of the student's athletic ability and
level of contribution to the team. Students may inquire with the Chaminade University Athletic Department.
Applicants must:
3. Be a member of the Chaminade University men's cross country team and be deemed worthy
of receipt of the scholarship as determined by the men's cross country head coach
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4778
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What happens when. . . ?
What happens when a student receives more than one non-funded form of aid?
Since Chaminade offers a variety of non-funded forms of aid, it is not uncommon for students to qualify for more than one form
of institutional award. However, as individual award programs have been established throughout the years independent from one
another, and often times with different eligibility criteria, it is important to understand that qualifying for multiple forms of non-
funded aid does not necessarily mean that the recipient will receive the full value of each individual award.
Depending upon the kinds of awards involved, non-funded forms of aid may either be awarded in conjunction with one another
(i.e. each individual form of aid awarded in its full value), or may be reconciled with one another (i.e. adjusted so that the student
receives a total award value equivalent to the highest award for which the student is deemed eligible, but not the full value of
each). To fully understand how Chaminade will treat the combination of prospective awards, the following concepts are provided:
Non-funded aid cannot exceed the student's total charges

"Non-funded" institutional aid gains value only as long as there are charges to which the award can be credited. These forms
of assistance are intended to help deserving students reduce their costs, not to reimburse them for other non-institutional
costs.If a student receives multiple forms of non-funded aid which then exceed the actual charges owed to Chaminade, the
Financial Aid Office will revise one or more awards to ensure that the total value of the awards is no greater than what the
student owes to Chaminade.
This pertains to new, first time students, since the majority of the non-funded grants and scholarships are directed toward
these students. It does not apply to transfer students. The specific types of awards that these students are eligible to receive
involve only the Transfer Grant and Need Based Grant.
This is not to suggest that the students cannot receive forms of financial aid back in cash from other sources of financial aid
once institutional charges are paid off. For example, a student with their full charges covered with a form of non-funded aid,
such as full athletic scholarship, may still qualify for a Federal Pell Grant (to which he or she may be entitled), which would
then be returned to the student in the form of acutal cash paid. What happens when. . . ?
Reconciliation of aid affects primarily institutional grants and scholarships

Reconciling of multiple forms of aid primarily affects the institutional grants and scholarships. For the most part, when students
qualify for either tuition reductions or athletic scholarships, they will receive the full value of what they have been awarded (even if
they also are receiving any of the institutional grants or scholarships), unless the total value of their non-funded assistance cannot
exceed what they owe to Chaminade. However, with all institutional grants and scholarships, a reconciliation of all types of aid
awarded will be performed, and the total amount of institutional aid that the student is provided will be equivalent to the highest
award he or she is eligible to receive.
Reconciling of institutional grants and scholarships will follow a sequential order

When a student receives multiple forms of institutional grants or scholarships, a certain order will be followed to affect any
reconciliation or reduction of aid offered. In essence, the lowest (in terms of award value) forms of aid will generally be held intact,
while the higher awards will be adjusted. The general sequence of reconciliation (with later forms of aid being adjusted in favor of
earlier ones) will be as follows:
1. CUH Hawai'i Grant

2. CUH Regents Scholarship, or CUH Presidential Scholarship, or
CUH Leadership Scholarship or CUH Father Chaminade Scholarship
3. CUH Need-based Grant
4. CUH Parish Scholarship or CUH Catholic Scholarship
5. CUH ROTC Scholarship
6. CUH Marianist Leadership Scholarship
7. CUH Science Fair Scholarship
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What happens when. . .? examples
To illustrate this point a few examples are in order:
Example Number 1
Say a student is the recipient of a Regents Scholarship of $6,000, but also happens to be eligible for the CUH Hawai'i Grant of
$3,000. Because of the student's eligibility for the lower valued grant, the Regents Scholarship will be reduced to a value of
$3,000. The student is still afforded the original $6,000 total value (of the higher Regents Scholarship), but, since the Hawai'i
Grant is automatically based on their having either graduated from a local high school or community college, the Regents is
reduced accordingly.
Example Number 2
A student receiving a CUH Parish Scholarship, valued at $6,925, who happens to also be eligible for the CUH Presidential
Scholarship of $4,500, will be eligible for $2,425 in the Parish Scholarship for the academic year. Again, when totaling all of these
awards, the total institutional award amount is $6,925.
Example Number 3
A student receiving the CUH Science Fair Scholarship ($8,500), CUH Regents Scholarship ($6,000), who also qualifies for the
Hawai'i Grant ($3,000), and who happens to be a recipient of a ROTC Scholarship ($1,000), will have a total award package
valued at $8,500. It would be distributed in the following manner: Hawai'i Grant for $3,000, Regents Scholarship for $3,000,
ROTC Scholarship for $1,000, and the Science Fair Scholarship for $1,500.
Exception for the need nased grant

One exception to the previous concept must be understood. CUH Need Based Grants, because they are awarded primarily on
need and not merit, may be replaced entirely if the student qualifies for a type of institutional merit scholarship which is greater in
total value. For example, if a student was originally awarded a Presidential Scholarship of $4,500, and a Need Based Grant of
$500, but then receives a Marianist Leadership Scholarship valued at $10,387; the Need Based Grant would be rescinded entirely,
and replaced with a Marianist Leadership Scholarship of $5,887. The "Need Grant," originally offered because the Financial Aid
Office determined that the student demonstrated sufficient need to warrant this award, is basically rendered moot when the higher
Marianist scholarship is awarded which obviously covers the same amount of need and more.
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Funded Programs
Funded Programs
"Funded Programs" refer to institutional financial aid programs that are composed of actual funds, awarded to eligible students.
These funds are financed primarily by the contributions of private donors, and recipients are selected according to the eligibility
criteria set forth by the donor by the sponsors themselves, the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee, or the Chaminade
Financial Aid Office. Since these awards reflect actual monies available to the institution to award deserving students, these awards
are not restricted (in terms of maximum awards) to the charges owed to the school (as is the case with non-funded programs).
Annual award amounts vary each year depending on the amount of funds available. However, awards generally range from $500
to $2,000, although exceptions to these amounts can be granted. There are two types of funded programs: Endowed Scholarships
and Restricted Scholarships.
Endowed Scholarships
Endowed Scholarships reflect scholarship funds developed through contributions of private donors. Chaminade generally utilizes
the earnings made off of the donated principal to provide annual awards to eligible students. Use of the principal to provide
scholarship awards may be allowed, provided awards are made according to the specific criteria specified by the donor.
Restricted Scholarships
Restricted Scholarships reflect scholarship funds which are provided to Chaminade through the contribution of private donors,
but for which Chaminade may expend both the original gift (of the donor), as well as any attributed earnings, in awarding to
eligible students. Although these scholarships are open to all students who should meet the eligibility criteria, preference is given
to continuing (i.e., non-first-time) Chaminade undergraduate students.
A description of Chaminade's funded aid programs categorized in terms of both endowed and restricted scholarships follows.
This is a faculty and staff committee that is comprised of three faculty members, and a member of the Financial Aid Office.
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BROTHER OLIVER M. AIU SCHOLARSHIP

Oliver R. Aiu established the Brother Oliver M. Aiu Endowment following his death in 1983. It was later renamed the "Oliver R.
Aiu '16 and Brother Oliver M. Aiu, S.M. '40 Endowment" at the request of Ms. Marion Vasconcellos in 1992. Mr. Oliver R. Aiu
was generous to his alma mater during his lifetime.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Chaminade University Scholarship Application available at the Financial Aid Office.
Applicants must:
1. Be a citizen of the United States
2. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate degree program
3. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of at least 3.25
4. Have performed services in the community
5. Have demonstrated leadership qualities
6. Have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submitted the
results to the Financial Aid Office
7. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee. One letter
must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or
another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
Varies according to number of applicants and fund availability.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documentation is March 1 to be considered for the academic year/fall awards.
This date is the priority deadline. Applications for spring awards are due by October 1 (subject to availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHARLES R. BORNS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in memory of former business department professor, Charles R. Borns, who taught at CUH in 1964.
Established in 1983-84 by a group of alumni and faculty members.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicants must:
3. Be majoring in Business
7. Have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submitted the results to the
Financial Aid Office
8. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee.

One letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor,
employer, counselor/advisor or another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is March 1 to be considered for the academic year/fall awards. This
date is the priority deadline. Applications for spring awards are due by October 1 (subject to availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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BRUGGEMAN-KEARSLEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established and funded in April, 1993 by Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kearsley because of Dr. Jim Fagin's, Criminal Justice Director,
care and concern for Mr. Kearsley's son. It is for Criminal Justice majors.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications can be picked up at the Financial Aid Office and submitted to the Criminal Justice Department.
Applicants must:
2. Be accepted for enrollment in MSCJA graduate degree program
3. Be majoring in Criminal Justice
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement of 3.50 cumulative GPA for graduate applicants
7. Have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submitted the results to the
Financial Aid Office
8. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Bruggeman-Kearsley Endowed Scholarship. One letter must
be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or
another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Bruggeman-Kearsley Endowed Scholarship
c/o Criminal Justice Department
Henry Hall, Room 122
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4703
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JAMES BYRNE SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship established in memory of James Byrne. His will left fifty percent (50%) of his estate to provide scholarships
for students attending CUH who are residents of the state of Hawai'i but not of the island of Oahu.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicants must:
2. Be a resident of the state of Hawai'i
3. Be a resident of the neighbor islands
6. Have performed service in the community
9. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship. One letter
must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer,
counselor/advisor or another instructor
Note: First preference will go to students from the island of Mau'i.
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is March 1 to be considered for the academic year/fall awards. This
date is the priority deadline. Applications for spring awards are due by October 1 (subject to availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHUN-HOON SCHOLARSHIP
Endowed scholarship in honor of Dr. Harry C. F. Chun-Hoon, a former professor of Biology at Chaminade. He willed forty-five
percent (45%) of his estate to be used in granting of scholarships to students in the Biology Department. Chaminade was a vital
part of Dr. Chun-Hoon's life.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicants must:
2. Be majoring in Biology
3. Have demonstrated academic achievement
7. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chun-Hoon Endowed Scholarship. One letter
must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer,
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Chun-Hoon Endowed Scholarship
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CLARENCE T. C. CHING SCHOLARSHIP

An endowed scholarship in honor of Clarence T. C. Ching, a St. Louis School alumnus who became a great community leader
and one of Hawai'i's most noted entrepreneurs. The Clarence T. C. Ching Foundation has been a major supporter of Chaminade
University, both to its students through the provision of this scholarship, and to the institution by way of their $250,000
matching gift towards a new integrated information system.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Chaminade University Scholarship Committee,
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CROARKIN SCHOLARSHIP
An endowed scholarship in honor of William Croarkin, a former professor of Drama & English at CUH. This fund was originally
intended for drama students. Since CUH does not have a drama program, the award can be given to students majoring in studies
nearest to the intent of the donor.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
4. Be majoring in English or Communications

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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BROTHER ELMER SEBASTIAN DUNSKY SCHOLARSHIP

An endowed scholarship established by Brother Elmer S. Dunsky, S.M., Emeritus Professor of Education, a long-time faculty
member of the University.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate or graduate degree program
3. Be accepted into the Teacher Education program
6. Have demonstrated "manifest financial need"

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documentation is March 1, to be considered for the academic year/fall awards.
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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FIRST INSURANCE COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP

An endowed scholarship created by the First Insurance Company of Honolulu in 1998 to benefit graduates of Hawai'i's high
schools with a preference towards assisting students pursuing a degree in Business. First Insurance established this scholarship to
help educate Chaminade students, and
prepare them for the changing corporate environment taking place in the Pacific region, especially Hawai'i.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:

Note: While it is not a requirement, First Insurance Company has stipulated that awarding preference be given to those eligible applicants
who are majoring in Business.
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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LESLIE A. HICKS SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in honor of Leslie A. Hicks, a founding member of the Chaminade University Educational Foundation.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
5. Have performed services to the community
7. Have demonstrated financial need based on guidelines established by the Financial Aid Office
9. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee. One letter must be from a
current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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JOHN A. HUGHES SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in honor of John A. Hughes, an outstanding Catholic leader in the Islands. He participated in the opening
of the Sisters of Sacred Hearts Convent in 1909.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
52
DAVID & VANESSA HULIHEE SCHOLARSHIP

Established in June 1988 in honor of David & Vanessa Hulihee through Hawai'ian Trust Company. David was originally from
Hilo; his home was in Molokai, but he resided in Mau'i. He worked for GTE and Vanessa worked as a housemaid. They have one
son and a daughter named CHAMINADE. Neither are alumns, but David was awarded the "Honorary Alumnus" status. David
passed away in January 1997.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
3. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate degree prograM
5. Be a member of the athletic program at Chaminade University

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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VICTORIA GOMES JOSEPH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Scholarship established in 1998 by Gerard and Betty Joseph in honor of their mother. She was an educator who resided on the
island of Mau'i. It initially will be awarded to one student in the first years of the scholarship and eventually will expand to award
more students and help fulfill Victoria's dream of educating young women in the field of education.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Chaminade University Scholarship Application, available at the Financial Aid Office.
Applicant must:
2. Be a resident of the island of Mau'i
3. Be a female of Portuguese ancestry
4. Be majoring in the field of education
7. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee

as required. One letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a
pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
54
ANTONE J. & MARY C. LOPEZ ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

The Lopez family, long-standing members of the Honolulu Catholic community, established this scholarship in honor of their
parents, Antone J. & Mary C. Lopez.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be a resident of state of Hawai'i
3. Be of Portuguese ancestry

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
55
REV. ROBERT R. MACKEY SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in honor of the Rev. Robert R. Mackey, S.M., the first president of Chaminade University of Honolulu.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
for undergraduate applicants; 3.50 cumulative GPA for graduate applicants

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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DR. MARY LOU MORGADO SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship donated by Dr. Mary Lou Morgado, Chaminade alumna.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
5. Be majoring in Education

One letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer,
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
57
STUART PETRIE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship established by Dr. Loretta Petrie, former Vice President for Academic Affairs at Chaminade University, in
honor of her late husband, Stuart Petrie.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
3. Be an incoming freshman
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement: high school GPA of 3.5
7. Have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submitted the results
to the Financial Aid Office
8. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee. One
letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer,
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
58
DR. LARRY PRICE SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship donated by Dr. Larry Price, adjunct faculty member in the MBA Program. He helps select the recipient.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications can be picked up and submitted to the Financial Aid Office as well as at the MBA Program.
Applicant must:
3. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in Chaminade University's Masters in Business

Administration (MBA) Program
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. college GPA of at least 3.5
6. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee. One letter must be from a
current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or another instructor
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o MBA Program
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4612
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JUDGE BARRY RUBIN SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in honor of former CUH Criminal Justice professor, Judge Barry Rubin, who was also a long-time family
court judge in Hawai'i.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
3. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate or graduate

degree program in Criminal Justice
4. Be majoring in Criminal Justice and maintaining an undergraduate GPA of 2.5; or graduate GPA of 3.0

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
c/o Criminal Justice Program
Henry Hall, Room 122
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.4703
60
VANCE O. SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship established in memory of Mr. Vance O. Smith who started and ran retailing establishments in Guam and
was interested in social studies and history. Priority is given to residents of Guam.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be a resident of Guam
7. Have demonstrated financial need based on guidelines established by the Financial Aid Office at Chaminade University
9 Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee.

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.739.4780
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FAAFOFOGA STEELE SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship award was established in memory of the first wife of Dwayne Steele, chairman of Grace Pacific Corporation and
former member of the Board of Regents.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be of Samoan ancestry

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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MARGE SYLVESTER SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2001 by Manuel and Marge Sylvester, this scholarship provides financial assistance to accounting students enrolled
at Chaminade University. Note: The donors specifically note that there will be no restrictions to the recipients of this award with
regard to race, color, religion or gender.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate degree program
3. Currently majoring in (or intending to major in) accounting
results to Financial Aid Office
8. Demonstrate financial need

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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J. WATUMULL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Endowed scholarship established in honor of Jhamandas Watumull. His son, Gulab Watumull, emigrated from India to take over
a small clothing business started by his father. He started this scholarship 30 years ago to financially aid local and Indian students
and promote Indian-American
exchanges in education, art, and business.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate degree program
3. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of at least 3.25,
for undergraduate applicants
4. Have demonstrated interest in community
5. Have demonstrated leadership
results to Financial Aid Department

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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JOHN YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP

In 1999, the family and friends of the late John Young, local artist, established several scholarships for Chaminade University
students. The scholarships are offered with the intention that the recipient will use the funds to advance their knowledge of the
arts and share this knowledge and/or their artistic talents with others. Since CUH does offer a program with the specific intent of
the donor, the award can be given to students majoring in education.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Undergraduate Applicants: Complete the Chaminade University Scholarship Application. Graduate Applicants: Request an
application through the Education Department (See below).
Applicant must:
2. Be majoring in any field of the arts or education
3. Be a graduate of a Hawai'i high school
4. Be either a junior or senior status at Chaminade University
5. Be either student teaching or teaching in their own classroom during the year in which they will receive the scholarship
6. Have a demonstrated personal talent
results to the Financial Aid Department
10. Submit two letters of recommendation attesting to your dedication to the field of education, the influence of the arts in
your studies, and your creativity in incorporating the arts into your classroom lessons. (It is suggested that you provide a
copy of your application form and your paper to those individuals whom you ask for references.)
11. Submit a two page essay about your experience with the arts and how you plan to share the arts with your students
Note: Additional criteria that the committee will consider is that the student should not be receiving major tuition assistance from
another source.
AWARD AMOUNT
Three separate undergraduate scholarships valued at $2,500 each. Three separate graduate scholarships valued at $5,000 each are
offered to students in the Education Department.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit undergraduate applications and necessary documentation is March 1 to be considered for the academic
year/fall awards. The deadline to submit graduate applications is April 1. Applications for spring awards are due by October 1
(subject to availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
Chaminade University Education Department
Attn: Marianne Au
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4844
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HENRY ZUBERANO SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship donated by Henry Zuberano, a very generous man in his 90s, who among many other things has an
audience with the Pope once a year, is a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, a Knight of Malta, and a Knight Commander of St.
Gregory. He has given very generously to Chaminade monetarily and materially since 1960.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate or graduate degree program
3. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of at least 3.25,
for undergraduate applicants; 3.50 cumulative GPA for graduate applicants
results to the Financial Aid Department

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

The Alumni Association of Chaminade University of Honolulu (AACUH) offers three grants worth $500 each to juniors or
seniors enrolled as full-time students in Chaminade's undergraduate program. The AACUH grants are designed to encourage
leadership and an appreciation for the purposes and goals of the Alumni Association.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications can be picked up and submitted to the Financial Aid Office.
Applicant must:
3. Have demonstrated involvement in University student activities
7. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Chaminade University Scholarship Committee

as required. One letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a
pastor, employer, counselor/advisor or another instructor
Note: While it is not a requirement, AACUH has stipulated that awarding preference be given to needy, local students, who are willing
to volunteer and help out the AACUH.
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The American Savings Bank Scholarships, funded by the HEI Charitable Foundation is awarded each year to one high school
graduating senior from a high school in the state of Hawai'i. The winner will receive a one-time (non-renewable) $3,000
scholarship.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications are available at any American Savings branch in the state of Hawai'i. You must turn in your application to your high
school principal and request that it be submitted with a copy of your high school transcript to American Savings Bank.
Applicant must:

2. Be a graduate of a Hawai'i high school
3. Have demonstrated a B-average academic achievement
5. Have demonstrated leadership abilities
6. Have demonstrated extra-curricular activities
7. Have demonstrated financial need
AWARD AMOUNT
The award is $3,000 for the academic year ($1,500 per semester).
DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted by February 14.
MAILING ADDRESS
Kim Yatomi, American Savings Bank
915 Fort Street Mall
Honolulu, HI 96813
808.539.7224
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CITY MILL CURRENT SCHOLARSHIP/AI FOUNDATION

David Ai, son of Chung Kun Ai, founder/owner of City Mill, established this scholarship prior to 1980. The Ai family has
generously donated to Chaminade every year since the scholarship's inception.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
5. Have demonstrated involvement in University student activities
employer, counselor/advisoror another instructor
Note: Preference is given to City Mill employees or dependents.
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION (CUEF)

TRUSTEES SCHOLARSHIP
The CUEF was established by seven Honolulu business executives to encourage and support the mission and goals of Chaminade
University. Tax deductible gifts made to the Foundation go into endowments generating scholarships, physical improvements,
and other needs for the University.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of at least 3.0;
3.25 for previous CUEF recipients who are enrolled as full-time undergraduates; and 3.25
cumulative GPA for graduate applicants

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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SISTER ROBERTA DERBY SCHOLARSHIP

Restricted scholarship perpetuated in the memory of Sister Roberta Julie Derby, whose vision and foresight led to the creation of
the Criminal Justice Department at Chaminade University. This scholarship was established to further education in the field of
Criminal Justice.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications can be picked up at the Financial Aid Office and submitted to the Criminal Justice Department.
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted as a full-time student at Chaminade University, either as an undergraduate or graduate student
3. Have completed the declaration of major form and declared their major to be either criminal justice or pre-law
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e., high school or college GPA of at least 3.25
results of the application to the Financial Aid Office
7. Submit two letters of recommendation to the Sister Roberta Derby Endowed Scholarship as
required. One letter must be from a current instructor and the other one may be from a pastor,
employer, counselor/advisor or supervisor in a community service program
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Sister Roberta Julie Derby Scholarship
c/o Criminal Justice Department
Henry Hall Room 122
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4703
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MILLY C. HENDERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed scholarship in honor of Milly C. Henderson, a member of the Chaminade University Board of Regents and Chaminade
University Educational Foundation Board. She bequeathed her estate to the Chaminade University Educational Foundation
(CUEF).
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
4. Be a junior or senior majoring in Business
results of the Student Aid Report (SAR) to the Financial Aid Office

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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MCINERNY FOUNDATION
Endowed scholarship in honor of Ella, James, & William McInerny, who bequeathed practically their entire estate to promote the
welfare of the Hawai'ian island people. It is used exclusively for charitable, scientific, or educational purposes, or for the
prevention of cruelty to children or animals.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be a resident of state of Hawai'i
5. Not be majoring in religion

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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PETER AND DORIS NG SCHOLARSHIP

The Peter and Doris Ng Scholarship was established by attorney Peter "P.J." Ng, an alumnus of Chaminade University. It is one
of the various CUEF scholarships.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e., high school or college GPA of at least 3.0; 3.25
for previous CUEF recipients who are enrolled as full-time undergraduates; and 3.25 cumulative
GPA for graduate applicants
8. Have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit the results to
the Financial Aid Office

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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HUGH R. PINGREE SCHOLARSHIP

An endowed scholarship established by the CUEF Board in recognition of Hugh Pingree, currently a member of the Board of
Trustees of the CUEF, for his long, generous, and continuing support of Chaminade University and the CUEF.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
4. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of at least 3.0; 3.25 for
previous CUEF recipients who are enrolled as full-time undergraduates; and 3.25 cumulative GPA
for graduate applicants
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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R. DWAYNE & MARTI STEELE SCHOLARSHIP

Restricted scholarship established by R. Dwayne and Marti Steele to be awarded to students enrolled in Chaminade's English
program.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in Chaminade University's English program
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

Restricted scholarship established by the St. Francis Xavier Club of Honolulu, the organization of Catholics of primarily Japanese
ancestry (formerly known as the Japanese Catholic Club). The St. Francis Xavier Club established this scholarship in celebration
of its 70th anniversary in 1997.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be of Japanese ancestry
3. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in Chaminade University's undergraduate degree program

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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SYMBOLS OF CELEBRATION SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 1991 through the efforts of the Symbols of Celebration, which raised approximately $57,000 for the scholarship
fund.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
5. Have demonstrated financial need-based on guidelines established by the Financial Aid Office at Chaminade University
results of the application to the Financial Aid Office
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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PATRICIA TO SCHOLARSHIP
Established in 1993 by Patricia To with a matching gift from her company to a local Chinese-American student who deserves or
needs support.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be of Chinese ancestry
4. Be majoring in Political Science
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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ANTONE & EDENE VIDINHA CHARITABLE TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

Established in memory of Antone & Edene Vidinha. Antone was a sheriff for the Koloa district on the island of Kaua'i, captain of
the police, and later mayor of Kaua'i County. Edene taught at various schools for 37 years. This scholarship is restricted to full-
time undergraduate students from Kaua'i.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
3. Be a resident of the island of Kaua'i
4. Be accepted for enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate program

AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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G.N. WILCOX TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

Restricted scholarship in honor of G.N. Wilcox. Preference is given to students from the island of Kaua'i.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicant must:
2. Be accepted for enrollment in a Chaminade University undergraduate or graduate degree program
for undergraduate applicants; 3.50 GPA for graduate applicants.
counselor/advisor or another instructor.
Note: Preference will be given to students from the island of Kaua'i.
AWARD AMOUNT
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
3140 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.735.4780
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Outside Scholarships
As an added service to our readers, we provide a listing of scholarships that our office has become aware of over the years.
Chaminade does NOT administer these "Outside Scholarships". Instead, they are programs offered up by private scholarship
agencies, organizations, and clubs. They run the gamut of small, local (i.e. Hawaii based) scholarships that provide opportunities
for Hawaii students, to large, national programs available to anyone in the United States. Annual scholarship awards may vary
from amounts in the hundreds of dollars, to those totaling many thousands. What follows reflects the latest information that our
office had on file at the time of this printing, and may not necessarily be the most current information about the program. Readers
are recommended to consult with the scholarship donor to confirm what is listed and to request any updated information before
applying.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN WINDWARD BRANCH

The grants are to be used for educational expenses at a regionally accredited, post-secondary institution in the state of Hawaii. Students
must be enrolled on at least a half-time basis.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the AAUW educational grant application by requesting from Carol Loose at 261-0688 or at Lcloose@Hawaii.rr.com.
A typewritten statement which addresses (a) applicant's educational and career goals, (b) why applicant believes she should be
awarded a grant from the Windward Branch of AAUW, and (c) why the applicant chose the college that she will attend. A copy
of applicant's high school transcript if she has not attended college, or most recent college transcript (including work in progress),
and two letters of recommendation (to be mailed directly to the committee). These should be from teachers, counselors,
employees, supervisors or others who are will acquaint with the student's ability and potential - not relatives. (It is the applicant's
responsibility to ensure that the letters of recommendation are postmarked by April 1, 2004 deadline.
Applicants must:
1. Be legal, Hawaii, women residents of Windward Oahu
2. Be enrolled in or accepted for admissions at a regionally accredited post-secondary institution and

not previously awarded a baccalaureate degree
3. Be enrolled at least halftime in a classified, degree program
AWARD AMOUNT
Award amounts vary according to funding on a year-to-year basis. The money for these awards is generated by a variety of events,
which members of the Windward Branch conduct throughout the year.
DEADLINE
Send application and supporting documents by April 1, 2004.
MAILING ADDRESS
Carol Loose
1126 Lunaanela Street
Kailua, HI 96734
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AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION

Onipa'a Chapter
The mission of the American Business Women's Association is to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to
provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education,
networking support and national recognition.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ABWA application. Also submit two letters of reference, request an official college transcript and send it directly to
the Education Committee, and provide a biographical summary of no more than one page, including educational background,
career objective, and other pertinent information about yourself.
Applicants must:
1. Be a U.S. citizen
2. Be a resident of Hawai'i
3. Be accepted for full-time undergraduate enrollment in an accredited university, community

college or business college in Hawai'i
4. Have completed two semesters as a full time undergraduate student
5. Maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
AWARD AMOUNT
Two scholarships valued at $1000.00 each.
DEADLINE
Application, official college transcript and two letters of reference must be postmarked by March 14th. Anything received after
March 23rd will not be considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
Education Committee
C/O Sharon Elwell
PMB 119
111 Hekili St. Suite A
Kailua, HI 96734
808.521.9286
E-mail: selwell@cades.com
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AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S IMUA ASSOCIATION

networking support and national recognition. This scholarship provides for two (2) women who are returning to education after
having taken time off to work, raise a family, or for any other reason. The Imua Chapter of ABWA is part of a national network of
working women. The Association provides business skills training and education for women of diverse occupations to help them
gain career advancement and personal development.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ABWA scholarship application.
Applicant must:
3. Be attending or have been accepted at an accredited college or university in Hawaii that is

authorized to confer degrees at least at the baccalaureate level
4. Have achieved a grade point average of 3.0 or more on a 4.0 scale
AWARD AMOUNT
The amount of the scholarship is $2,000.
DEADLINE
Applications are due at ABWA National Headquarters by March 31.
MAILING ADDRESS
Education Committee Chairperson
ABWA-Imua Chapter
PO Box 3043
Honolulu, HI 96802
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Na Kilohana O'Wahine Chapter
having taken time off to work, raise a family, or for any other reason.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ABWA application. Also include three character reference letters, a transcript of courses completed, and provide a
biographical summary of educational background, financial need and other pertinent information
Applicants must:
1. Be accepted for full-time undergraduate enrollment in an accredited university or college degree program
2. Be a woman returning to education after having taken time off to work, raise a family, or for any other reason
AWARD AMOUNT
The award amount varies and depends on the availability of funds. Last year, two scholarships of $500 dollars each were awarded.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is March 31st. Anything received after March 31st will not be
considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
A mailing address was unavailable at time of printing. For further information please contact the American Business
Women's Association at their Web site: www.hawaiiabwa.org.
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ADULT STUDENTS IN SCHOLASTIC TRANSITION (ASIST) SCHOLARSHIP

ASIST, is a program which provides financial support to adults in a variety of transitional situations, who are enrolling/enrolled in
a continuing education curriculum.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ASIST scholarship application. Applicants must clearly define goals and objectives, specify the educational
requirements to attain the above goals and objectives, utilize personal and/or re-entry programs available through colleges,
community agencies, service groups or career professionals.
Applicants must:
2. Be a head of household with small children
3. Be displaced homemakers
4. Be at-risk adults
5. Be socially, physically, or economically, or disadvantaged adults
6. Be a full-time or part-time undergraduate enrollment
7. Be a resident of Hawai'i (living on the island of Oahu a minimum 2 years)
8. Be a United States citizen or permanent resident
9. Be 18 years or older.
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarships valued at a minimum of $1,000 each will be awarded.
DEADLINE
Deadlines for Applications are April 3rd (no exceptions-incomplete applications will not be considered).
MAILING ADDRESS
Ms. Cathy Iwai, EWI ASIST Chair
919 Lehua Avenue
Pearl City, HI 96782
808.453.1919 Ext. 248
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AMERICAN SCHOLARS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The American Scholars National Honor Society is an academic honors organization dedicated to actively encouraging,
recognizing, and rewarding high academic achievement in all areas of study. The society strives to reward and encourage personal
growth and development, as well as engender a sense of civic responsibility and active dedication to our nation's great political
process.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application. It can be downloaded online at www.americanscholars.org
Applicant must:
1. Be students attending institutions of higher education within the United States of America
2. Be an undergraduate, graduate, or professional student. High school juniors and seniors may also apply
3. Be either full-time or part-time students
Note: Foreign students who are attending schools within the U.S. are also eligible.
AWARD AMOUNT
The total number and amounts of scholarships granted are based upon the total funds available to the scholarship committee each
academic year. Scholarship eligibility is determined for each new applicant at the time of acceptance and is reviewed biannually.
DEADLINE
The deadline varies. It is posted at their website.
MAILING ADDRESS
National Headquarters, Alpha Chapter
Wellington Academy
Office of Membership and Awards
956 S Bartlett Rd,
Bartlett IL 60103-6552
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (AICPA)

This program provides financial assistance to liberal arts degree holders pursuing graduate studies in accounting. These awards are
intended to encourage liberal arts undergraduates to consider professional accounting careers.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the AICPA scholarship application. Also include an official transcript form each post-secondary institution attended,
and obtain references from two individuals.
Applicants must:
1. Have obtained a liberal arts degree prior to enrolling in a graduate accounting program
2. Be a liberal arts degree holder of any regionally-accredited institution in the United States
3. Be accepted into, or in the process of applying to, a graduate program in accounting that will
enable them to sit for the CPA examination at a college or university whose business
administration program is accredited by AACSB-The International Association for Management
Education of the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
4. Express the intention to pursue a CPA certificate
AWARD AMOUNT
The amount of the scholarship is $5,000 for one year. It is renewable for an additional year of study, provided satisfactory
scholastic progress is maintained.
DEADLINE
The deadline for receipt by the AICPA of all application materials is April 1st (subject to the availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
No mailing address was available the time that this booklet was printed. For further information, please contact The
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants at their Web site: www.aicpa.org
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AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION - MINORITY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

The program is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and is administered by the American Psychological Association
and the Association of Neuroscience Departments and Programs. The objective of the Minority Fellowship program is to increase
the number of minorities who complete the doctorate in neuroscience and who conduct research in areas identified as important
by the National Institute of Mental Health.
Note: An important goal of the program is to increase the representation of African American, Alaskan Native, Mexican American,
Native American, Pacific Islander and Puerto Rican students within neuroscience. However the program welcomes applications from all
students.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the APA application. Write to address to receive applications.
Applicants must be:
1. An American citizen or permanent resident and
2. Enrolled full-time in a doctoral program at the time Fellowship is awarded
AWARD AMOUNT
The amount of the scholarship is $5,460, and the number of scholarships varies according to amount of applicants.
DEADLINE
The application is due on January 1.
MAILING ADDRESS
Minority Fellowship Program
American Psychological Association
750 1st Street NE
Washington DC 20002
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Ulupono Charter
having taken time off to work, raise a family, or for any other reason.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ABWA application. Also include two letters of recommendation, a request for an official college transcript from the
Admissions Office to be sent directly to the Education Committee (transcripts should not be attached to application), and provide
a biographical summary of no more than one page, including educational background, career objective and other pertinent
information.
Applicants must:
2. Be from the Windward side of the island of Oahu
3. Be a woman returning to education after having taken time off to work, raise a family, or for any other reason
AWARD AMOUNT
Four selective recruitment grants of $500.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is March 14 (subject to availability of funds). Anything received
after March 14 will not be considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
Charlie Bowers
1236 Ulunahele Street
Kailua, HI 96734
808.261.3854
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AVON SCHOLARSHIP FOR REPRESENTATIVES

The Avon Scholarship for Representatives is managed by a department of Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of America, Inc.
(CSFA). CSFA is a national nonprofit educational support and student aid service organization that seeks to involve and assist the
private sector in expanding educational opportunities and encouraging educational achievement. This scholarship is specifically
for Avon Representatives intending to further their education.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the application form. You can receive the application via E-mail at avon@csfa.org, write at the address below or fax your
information to (507) 931-9168. Please include your name, address, and phone number on your request.
Applicant must:
1. Be an Avon Representative within the United States
2. Be at least 18 years of age
3. Be accepted or planning to enroll for full-time enrollment in a undergraduate or graduate degree

program at an accredited two or four year college or university
4. In good standing at the time of application
AWARD AMOUNT
The maxumum award amount is $2,000. Non-renewable. However, you may re-apply each year. There is a maximum of four
awards per person.
DEADLINE
The application and transcript must be postmarked by February.
MAILING ADDRESS
Avon Scholarship for Representatives
Scholarship Management Services, CSFA
1505 Riverview Road
P.O. Box 297
St.Peter, MN 56082
Toll Free: 800.537.4180
E-mail: avon@csfa.org
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ARMED FORCES COMMUNICATION AND ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

The Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association Scholarship Committee have scholarships for scholars or PhD
students enrolled in an accredited degree granting four-year college or university.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the AFCEA application. Also submit two letters of recommendation from a school sponsor, project mentor, church or
civic group, etc., as well as a written statement of 300 words or less concerning your career goals and any other information you
feel should be brought to the attention of the Scholarship committee.
Applicants must:
2. Be of good moral character and leadership abilities
3. Demonstrate academic excellence and dedication to completing his/her education
4. Be able to demonstrate financial need
AWARD AMOUNT
One scholarship award of $25,000 annually.
DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted by April 1.
MAILING ADDRESS
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
AFCEA Educational Foundation
4400 Fair Lakes Court
Fairfax, VA 22033
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ASIS FOUNDATION, INC. SCHOLARSHIP

ASIS Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce a scholarship package available to ASIS members and others who are "students of
merit interested in the security profession who have demonstrated a potential to make a contribution to the field."
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the ASIS Foundation scholarship application, send official transcripts, and attach two letters of recommendation to
chapter.
Applicants must:
1. Have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (if graduate, no minimum if undergraduate)
2. Be either full-time or part-time students at an accredited college or university
AWARD AMOUNT
The first scholarship is granted at $500. The student is then eligible for the next two scholarships which cummulate to a total
award of $1,500.
DEADLINE
The application deadline is September 15.
MAILING ADDRESS
Jack S. Annon, Ph.D., ABFP, Inc.
680 Ainapo Street
Honolulu, HI 96825
808.396.5450
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MILITARY COMPTROLLERS

Aloha Chapter
The Aloha Chapter of the American Society of Military comptrollers (ASMC) scholarship award is to assist qualified students in
their education and to encourage the pursuit of careers in business related fields. The Aloha Chapter of the ASMC is devoted to
furthering the professional development of Accounting and Finance professionals throughout the Department of Defense.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Submit the completed scholarship application form, official transcripts in sealed envelope from all colleges and universities, one-
page essay, letter of recommendation and National Scholarship Program Application if applicable. Only complete packages
received before the deadline will be considered. You can request an application at the address below.
Applicants must:
1. Be attending a college or university as a baccalaureate degree candidate. High School seniors

must provide proof of acceptance to a college or university
2. Have accumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
3. Have at least one semester of school remaining
4. Have a major in Business related field
AWARD AMOUNT
Six scholarships will be awarded annually. They are as follows: One (1) $1,000 scholarship for a dependent of an ASMC member;
One (1) $1,000 scholarship for an active duty military member of ASMC; Three (3) $1,000 scholarships for any eligible applicant
to include dependents of ASMC members, active duty military, and students of the Hawaii Public Schools; One (1) $2,000
scholarship for any eligible applicant to include dependents of ASMC members, active duty military, and students of the Hawaii
Public Schools.
DEADLINE
Applicant should submit a completed application form along with all required additional documents as outlined on the
application form. Completed Package should be postmarked by March 15th to the individual and address listed below and on the
application form.
MAILING ADDRESS
Captain Matt Carlisle
2356 F Gemini Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96818
Web site: www.asmconline.org, www.hickam.af.mil/cpts/limited/index.html
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DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL

Beta Beta State, Hawaii
Beta Beta State will award four selective recruitment grants each year. The Lucille Hodgins Selective Recruitment Grant Fund
shall be awarded on a statewide basis, available to females and males without regard to race, religion, age, national origin, or
handicap.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Selective Recruitment Grant application.
Applicants must:
2. Be majoring in the field of Education
3. Have demonstrated academic achievement, i.e. high school or college GPA of 3.0 or higher
4. Have demonstrated leadership abilities
6. Have overall potential for success
AWARD AMOUNT
Four selective recruitment grants of $500 per student for the academic year.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is February 18. Anything received after February 18 will not be
considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
Selective Recruitment Grant Committee
C/O Mrs. Sue Stock
661 Akoakoa St.
Kailua, HI 96734
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BOWFIN MEMORIAL CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

The Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association (PFSMA) is proud to offer the Bowfin Memorial Scholarship in honor of the
3,505 submariners and 52 submarines lost during the World War II. The Bowfin Memorial Scholarship provides educational
assistance to submariners and their families in the form of continuing education and academic scholarships. The admissions and
gift sales of the Bowfin Memorial raise the money for the scholarship.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the PFSMA scholarship application. Also submit an official sealed copy of the applicant's high school or college
transcript, essay, an academic recommendation from academic professionals, reporting seniors, or supervisors, and a personal
recommendation from an individual who knows your abilities and contributions.
Applicants must:
1. Be active duty or retired submarine force, their spouses, or spouses of deceased submarine force personnel
2. Be living in Hawai'i at the time of application and during the period the scholarship benefits are being utilized
3. Be a student who is going to attend an accredited college, university, or a vocational school
5. Be active in community involvement, motivation and goals
AWARD AMOUNT
This year up to 40 Scholarships from $500 to $2,500 will be awarded in the form of academic and continuing education
scholarships.
DEADLINE
The application must be in by March 1.
MAILING ADDRESS
Heather Hesslink
836 Hays Circle
Honolulu, HI 96818
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CHUUK STATE SCHOLARSHIP

Chuuk State Scholarship Fund Program is an annual scholarship program of the State of Chuuk. Funding for such programs is
provided on an annual basis by the Chuuk State Legislature. The purpose of these programs is to provide scholarships and grants
to assist Chuuk State students in pursuing studies in law, agriculture, engineering and technical skills, marine science, health
science, business and accounting or other fields that the Board deems essential to the economic and social growth and
development of the State of Chuuk.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Request an application at the address below. Submit completed application on which financial statements are verified by the
financial aid office of the institution he/or she is enrolled with a certified copy of applicant's most recent transcript, copy of
acceptance letter (freshman only) by the institution for new student. The application must then be reviewed and certified by the
school official and be SEALED with the school seal.
Applicant must:
1. Be a resident of the State of Chuuk
2. Be enrolled in good academic standing at an accredited institution
3. Provide evidence of need for financial assistance
4. Enroll in school on a full-time basis
5. Requirement of 3.5 GPA for full scholarship for both State and Compact Scholarship Funds;
2.5 for Compact Fund and 2.0 for Chuuk Scholarship Fund
6. Submit completed application to the Student Services Office prior to the deadline
AWARD AMOUNT
The scholarship or grant award is determined by the Board, based on the need for skills within the State of Chuuk, financial
resources of the applicant, educational expenses to be incurred by the applicant and academic standing.
DEADLINE
The application must be postmarked by June 30th to be considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
Student Services Office
P.O. Box 189
Weno, Chuuk State FM 96942
Phone: 330-2190/2203
Fax: 330-2604/2233
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BOWFIN MEMORIAL ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP

The Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association (PFSMA) is proud to offer the Bowfin Memorial Scholarship in honor of the
3,505 submariners and 52 submarines lost during the World War II. The Bowfin Memorial Scholarship provides educational
assistance to submariners and their families in the form of continuing education and academic scholarships. The admissions and
gift sales of the Bowfin Memorial raise the money for the scholarship.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the PFSMA scholarship application. Also submit an official sealed copy of the applicant's high school or college
transcript, essay, an academic recommendation from academic professionals, reporting seniors, or supervisors, and a personal
recommendation from an individual who knows your abilities and contributions.
Applicants must:
1. Be the children of active duty, retired or deceased submarine force personnel
2. Be under the age of 23 at the time of application
3. Have the submarine sponsor or surviving parent living in Hawai'i at the time of application
4. Be a student who is going to attend an accredited college, university, or a vocational school
6. Have scholastic proficiency
7. Be active in community involvement, motivation and goals
AWARD AMOUNT
This year up to 40 Scholarships from $500 to $2,500 will be awarded in the form of academic and continuing education
scholarships.
DEADLINE
The application must be in by March 1.
MAILING ADDRESS
Heather Hesslink
836 Hays Circle
Honolulu, HI 96818
808.836.6897
E-mail: hesslinkt001@hawaii.rr.com
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DOLPHIN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION

Scholarship formed by Submarine Officers' Wives' Club Navy-Wide and donations of various organizations, individuals,
corporations, and memorials of Navy Submariners and/or their families and friends.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application and submit on time. Also include a list of commands in the Submarine Force at which your sponsor was
or is now serving, the dates of service, and the date of qualification. You will need to provide an official academic transcript
including first semester grades, provide a signed copy of the most recent IRS 1040 form filed for applicant and sponsor/head of
household, and three letters of recommendation.
Applicants must:
1. Be members or former members of the Submarine Force who are qualified submarines and served
in the Submarine Force for at least eight years; or
2. Be members of the Navy who have served in submarine support activities for a minimum of
ten years. The ten years need not to be consecutive or
3. Be a child or stepchild (unmarried, up to age 24 at time of deadline)
Note: There is no minimum period of service for children of personnel who died on active duty while in the Submarine Force.
AWARD AMOUNT
Award is $3,000/year and is renewable.
DEADLINE
Applications are to be at DSF by April 15.
MAILING ADDRESS
Submarine Officers' Wives' Club
Attn: Dolphin Scholarship Foundation Committee
1075 North Road
Pearl Harbor, HI 96860-4420
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EDUCATORS SCHOLARSHIP thru HAWAI'I EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The Hawai'i Education Association has established an Educators Scholarship for its members and their children. The intent of
this scholarship is to alleviate the need for employment during the student teaching semester.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the HEA Scholarship Application Form including the Nature of Study or Training Planned and Personal Statement. A
letter of reference from a person who is familiar with the applicant's professional work and goals. This reference letter is
CONFIDENTIAL. The letter should be relevant to the applicant's plan of study and goals for professional improvement.
To be eligible, applicants:
1. Must be HEA members in good standing and have been HEA members for at least one (1) year and
2. Must have a Baccalaureate degree
AWARD AMOUNT
Two scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded to two student teachers.
DEADLINE
Applications and attachments must be postmarked no later than March 30th or hand delivered by
4:30 p.m. of that day.
MAILING ADDRESS
HEA Scholarship Committee
1649 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96826
808.949.6657
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FORD FOUNDATION PREDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS FOR MINORITIES

The Ford Foundation Fellowships for doctoral study and dissertation completion grants are awarded to the following ethnic
minorities: Alaskan Natives (Eskimo or Aleut); Native American Indians; Black/African Americans; Mexican Americans/Chicanos;
Native Pacific Islanders (Polynesian or Micronesian), Filipino-Americans, and Puerto Ricans.
APPLICATION PROCESS
The 2005 Predoctoral Fellowship competition opens August 15, 2003. Please apply on-line at: http://national-
academics.org/fellowships.
Applicants must:
1. Be a U.S. citizen or U.S. National
2. Be a member of one of the following groups: Native Alaskan, Native American Indian, Black/African American, Mexican
American/Chicano, Native Pacific Islander, Filipino-American, or Puerto Rican
3. Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a research-based PhD or ScD program in the behavioral

and social sciences, humanities, engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, or life sciences
4. Be aspired to a teaching or research career
5. Be persons who have not earned a doctoral degree at any time, in the field
6. Have a GRE
AWARD AMOUNT
Annual Stipend: $16,000/year for three years. Cost of Education Allowance: $7,500 annually for three years.
DEADLINE
Application deadline for the 2005 competition is November 17, 2004.
MAILING ADDRESS
Fellowship Office/GR346A
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20001
Phone: 202.334.2872
Fax: 202.334.3419
E-mail: infofell@nas.edu
Web site: www.national-academies.org/fellowships.
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FORD FOUNDATION DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIPS FOR MINORITIES

The Ford Foundation Fellowships for doctoral study and dissertation completion grants are awarded to the following ethnic
minorities: Alaskan Natives (Eskimo or Aleut); Native American Indians; Black/African Americans; Mexican American/Chicanos;
Native Pacific Islanders (Polynesian or Micronesian), Filipino-Americans, and Puerto Ricans.
APPLICATION PROCESS
The 2004 Dissertation Fellowship competition opens August 15, 2003. Please apply on-line at: http://national-
academies.org/fellowships.
The Dissertation Fellowship is intended for the final year of dissertation writing. Please note that the Ford Fellowships do not
support applied fields (such as Social Work, Nursing), etc. This year, the Dissertation Fellowship will support individuals
completing a PH.D. in Education; please note that individuals pursuing Ed.D. degrees are not eligible for this award.
Applicants must:
2. Be a member of one of the following groups: Native Alaskan, Native American Indian,
Black/African American, Mexican American/Chicano, Native Pacific Islander,
Filipino-American, or Puerto Rican
3. Be enrolled or planning to enroll in a research-based PhD or ScD program in the behavioral

and social sciences, humanities, engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, or life sciences
4. Be aspired to a teaching or researching career
5. Be persons who have not earned a doctoral degree at any time, in any field
AWARD AMOUNT
Annual Stipend: $21,000 for one year.
DEADLINE
Application deadline for the 2004 competition is November 20, 2003.
MAILING ADDRESS
Fellowship Office/GR346A
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Phone: 202.334-2872
Fax: 202.334-3419
E-mail: infofell@nas.edu
Web site: www.national-academies.org/fellowships.
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HAWAI'I COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (HCF)

Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) is made up of over 50 different scholarship funds established by generous individuals,
firms or organizations wanting to assist Hawai'i residents in obtaining a college education. Some of the funds are part o f Hawai'i
Community Foundation and some are private foundations that have asked Hawai'i Community Foundation to administer their
scholarships.
APPLICATION PROCESS
For an application and more detailed information, please visit the website at www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/. Transcript
of grades, personal statement, two letters of recommendation, and an essay will be asked of applicants.
Applicants must:
1. Be a state of Hawai'i resident (unless you are a foreign student.)
2. Demonstrate financial need.
3. Plan to attend an accredited two- or four-year college or university as either an undergraduate

or graduate student.
4. Be a full-time student (12 credits undergraduate; 9 credits graduate)
5. Demonstrate academic achievement (at least a 2.7 GPA).
6. Demonstrate good moral character.
AWARD AMOUNT
Only a few of the scholarship funds have set amounts. Most of them offer varying amounts, ranging from $500 to several
thousand dollars, depending on the size of the particular fund, the number of qualified applicants, the applicants, and the
directions given by the donors of the funds. The average grant in year 2000 was $1250.
DEADLINE
The application must be postmarked no later than March 1st. Supporting materials must be postmarked no later than April 1st.
MAILING ADDRESS
Scholarships, Hawai'i Community Foundation
1164 Bishop Steet, #800
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone: 808.566.5570
Toll-free for neighbor islands: 888.731.3863
Fax: 808.521.6286
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HAWAI'I ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS SCHOLARSHIP

The Hawai'i Association of Broadcasters, Inc. is made up of radio and television stations, advertising agencies, and individuals
whose common goal is to support and benefit the local broadcast industry. The purpose of this scholarship is to assist a full-time
college student with the cost of tuition for one year in their pursuit of college study. The student must have the career goal of
working in the Broadcast Industry in Hawai'i upon graduation.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Submit the completed application form, provide a recommendation letter from a current or former teacher, and participate in a
personal interview with the scholarship committee.
Applicants must:
1. Be a senior in high school planning to attend a college of a student currently enrolled in a

two-or four-year college, university or recognized broadcast school in the United States
2. Have attained a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 overall GPA
3. Have the desire to work in the broadcast industry in Hawai'i upon completion of school
AWARD AMOUNT
Annual scholarship not to exceed $3,500 per student will be awarded.
DEADLINE
Be sure that application form and official transcript are postmarked on or before April 15th. Finalists will move on to a personal
interview with the scholarship committee.
MAILING ADDRESS
HAB SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
P.O. Box 22112
Honolulu, HI 96823-2112
Phone: 808.599.1455
Fax: 808.599.7784
E-mail to www.hab@aol.com
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HAWAI'I CHINESE CIVIC ASSOCIATION

The Hawai'i Chinese Civic Association offers scholarships to individuals who indicate an interest in Asian culture with an
emphasis on the Chinese culture, which includes but is not limited to activities such as art, music, history, customs, and language.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Submit the completed scholarship application form, high school or college transcripts, personal statement, two letters of
recommendation. You can request an application at the address below.
Applicants must:
1. Be a U.S. citizen
2. Be a resident of Hawai'i
3. Be a accepted to or enrolled as a full-time student in an accredited college, university or community college.
4. Have attained at minimum a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarship amounts of $1,000 will be awarded.
DEADLINE
Be sure that application form, transcripts, personal statements and letters of recommendation are postmarked on or before
August 17th.
MAILING ADDRESS
Hawai'i Chinese Civic Association
ATTN: Scholarship/Grant Committee
P.O. Box 27495
Honolulu, HI 96827
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GATES MILLENNIUM SCHOLARSHIP

The Gates Millennium Scholars initiative, funded by grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and administered by the
United Negro College Fund and partners, is aimed at expanding access and opportunity to higher education to those citizens who
will help reflect the diverse society in which we live.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Gates Millennium Scholars must be nominated. Teachers, principals, professors, deans, program directors, the Gates Millennium
Scholar's partners/collaborators and individuals from educational organizations and community agencies are invited to nominate
eligible students for consideration. Once nominated, nominators must complete the nominations form and provide a nomination
letter on personal stationery (Do not use institution/organization stationery). They must also assist the nominee in completing the
Nominee Personal Information Form.
Applicants are eligible to be nominated if they:
1. Are either African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific American or
Hispanic citizens/ permanent residents of the United States
2. Have attained a cumulative GPA of at least.3.3 on a 4.0 scale
3. Have applied to, have been accepted into or are enrolled full-time in an accredited college or
university for the academic year at the time of the award; or have applied to, have been accepted
into or are enrolled in a graduate degree program in mathematics, science, engineering, education
or library science for the academic year at the time the nomination is complete
4. Have significant financial need as defined by the Federal Needs Analysis formula
5. Have demonstrated leadership ability through participation in community service, extracurricular

activities or other activities
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholars will be notified of their awards on or before May 1 and may be asked to submit copies of their admission and financial
aid package awards, so that the amount of their grant be calculated.
DEADLINE
Be sure that nomination materials are postmarked on or before March 15.
MAILING ADDRESS
Gates Millennium Scholars
P.O. Box 10500
Fairfax, VA 22031-4511
Phone: 877.690.GMSP (4677)
E-mail: info@gmsp.org
Web site: www.gmsp.org
Web site: www.gatesfoundation.org
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HAWAI'IAN HOMES COMMISSION SCHOLARSHIP

The purpose of the Hawai'ian Homes Commission scholarship is to promote and support the educational advancement of native
Hawai'ians to achieve economic self-sufficiency. Education is an essential element for native Hawai'ian advancement. Recognizing
the need for assistance due to he rising cost of education and recent cutbacks in government educational grants and loans, the
Hawai'ian Homes Commission has established a scholarship fund to help. The fund for qualified native Hawai'ians is focused on
those attending colleges within the state of Hawai'i and on the U.S. mainland. Scholarship awards are based on financial need or
merit.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the application and submit all documents as requested.
Applicants must:
1. Be of Hawai'ian ancestry-A descendant of the aboriginal inhabitants of the Hawai'ian Islands

prior to 1778 as evidenced by birth records. Be of 50% or more verified by Department of
Hawai'ian Home Lands (DHHL)
2. Demonstrate financial need by completing the Free Application for Financial Student Aid
3. Demonstrate academic achievement or excellence with a minimum G.P.A. of 2.0
4. Be a classified undergraduate or graduate student at a college or university
5. Be enrolled as a full-time student in an eligible post-high school institution
AWARD AMOUNT
Award amounts by the number of applicants.
DEADLINE
Applications must be postmarked no later than March 1st. Apply early to clear your native Hawai'ian eligibility.
MAILING ADDRESS
Hawai'ian Homes Commission
808.586.3840 Honolulu
808.241.3329 Kauai
808.567.6104 Molokai
808.243.5248 Maui
808.935.5575 East Hawai'i
808.885.7091 West Hawai'i
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HAWAI'I INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ASSOCIATION

H.I.M.A. is an organization of professional men and women who represent the many local, U.S., and international publishing
companies of educational materials that are being used in the field of education in Hawai'i. Our purpose is to foster a better
education for all Hawai'i and to support the administration, teachers and students, which will enable them to reach their highest
goals in learning. The program is to assist qualified Hawai'i students majoring in education and to encourage them to pursue
teaching careers.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the HIMA scholarship application and submit with academic transcripts & letters of recommendation.
Applicants must:
1. Be a senior, 5th year, or graduate student standing at the time of application
2. Be pursuing a career in the field of education
3. Submit a copy of your academic transcript
4. Submit a brief cover letter telling about yourself, your need for the scholarship, and possible future plans
5. Submit two letters of recommendation with application. Both letters should be from non-
relatives. One letter must be from an educator
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarship amount is $1,000.
DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted by April 30th.
MAILING ADDRESS
HIMA Scholarship
Mr. David Morishige
Hakubundo Inc.
1600 Kapiolani Blvd. Suite121
Honolulu, HI 96814
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HAWAI'I SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

The Hawai'i Society of Certified Public Accountants (HSCPA) is pleased to introduce the HSCPA Scholarship Award Program.
The program is to assist qualified Hawai'i students majoring in accounting and to encourage them to pursue accounting careers.
This is an exciting time to be a Certified Public Accountant as there are a multitude of career options available.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the HSCPA scholarship application. Also submit an official transcript sealed by a registrar, and have a letter of
recommendation from an accounting faculty.
Applicants must:
1. Be a Hawai'i resident currently attending an accredited Hawai'i college or university
2. Have a GPA of 3.0 or better
3. Have the scholarship applied toward tuition and other costs of attending a Hawai'i college or university
4. Be majoring, or concentrating, in accounting with the intention to sit for the CPA exam, and
have completed an intermediate accounting course
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarships range from $1,000-$5,000 and the number varies year to year.
DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted by January 31.
MAILING ADDRESS
Hawai'i Society of CPAs
Scholarship Review Committee
P.O. Box 1754
Honolulu, HI 96806
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KE ALI’I PAUAHI FOUNDATION

Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation was established to generate new and diverse sources of income for the purpose of providing financial
aid and scholarships to eligible students of Hawaiian ancestry.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the application form and all required documents specifically as asked.
Applicants must:
1. Be of Hawai'ian ancestry - A descendant of the aboriginal inhabitants of the Hawai'ian Islands

prior to 1778 as evidenced by birth records
2. Provide three generations of official certificates of live birth for 1) applicant; 2) Hawai'ian
parent (either if both are Hawai'ian); 3) Hawai'ian grandparent (parent of #2)
3. Be a citizen of the United States and a Hawai'i resident
4. Have a high school diploma or it's equivalent
5. Be a classified student in a degree-seeking program
6. Be enrolled full-time in a regionally* accredited two-or four-year post-high school degree program
7. Have demonstrated financial need (includes providing signed IRS 1040 for both parents)
8. Have demonstrated academic achievement (minimum undergraduate G.P.A. of 2.0, minimum

graduate G.P.A. of 3.0)
* Limited scholarship funding available for students to attend colleges outside of Hawai'i.
AWARD AMOUNT
Varied Amounts
DEADLINE
The application and supporting documents must be postmarked no later than March 1st.
MAILING ADDRESS
Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation
Financial Aid and Scholarship Services
1887 Makuakane Street
Phone: 808.842.8216
Fax: 808.841.0660
Web site: www.pauahi.org
E-mail: finaid@ksbe.edu
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HAWAI'I FOUNDATION FOR DIETETICS

Carey D. Miller Scholarship
The Hawaii Foundation for Dietetics invites all undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in the field of food
science and human nutrition to apply for the Carey D. Miller Scholarship. Professor Miller was a pioneer in nutrition research
and education at the University of Hawaii. Miller Hall on the Manoa campus is named for her, a tribute to her 36 years of service
to the University and the community. She died in November 1985 at age 92, leaving the bulk of her estate to provide scholarships
under the administration of the Hawaii Foundation for Dietetics. The scholarship provides assistance in the payment of tuition,
fees, books and supplies, to students from Hawaii.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Request an application at the address listed below. Interested students must complete the application and essay requirement and
mail them along with a complete transcript of grades for all prior courses taken. Applicants are responsible for gathering and
submitting all necessary information. Applicants must also request a letter of recommendation to be mailed directly to the Hawaii
Foundation for Dietetics. It is the responsibility of the student to see that this letter is submitted by the application deadline.
Applications are evaluated on the information supplied; therefore, answer all questions as completely as possible.
Applicant must:
1. Have a "B" average (cumulative GPA 2.80 out of 4.00 for undergraduates, 3.00 for graduate students)
2. Be (1) admitted to an undergraduate program in the Dept of Food Science and Human Nutrition,
UH or (2) a graduate program in food science, nutrition, or medicine and related fields with a
previous degree in nutrition, in an accredited university in the U.S., or (3) a continuing education
program taking professional development courses for credit, or (4) a dietetic internship program
3. Be (1) from the state of Hawaii, or (2) be a non-resident meeting UH resident qualifications,
or (3) have been a full-time UH student at least a year by the coming Fall semester. Highest
priority will be given to students from Hawaii
4. Have commitment to food science and human nutrition as a career
5. Demonstrate scholastic ability
6. Additional consideration may be given to interest in underserved areas, under-representation

in the profession by ethnic background or sex, financial resources, first generation college
student, or non-traditional student
AWARD AMOUNT
Each scholarship may vary with a maximum not to exceed $3,000 per applicant per year or $10,000 per applicant.
DEADLINE
The application and transcript must be postmarked by April 1st. Notifications will be out by May 1st.
MAILING ADDRESS
Chairperson, Scholarships/Awards Committee
Hawaii Foundation for Dietetics
P.O. Box 235751
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JAPANESE WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF HONOLULU (JWS)

The Japanese Women's Society of Honolulu (JWS) was founded in 1954 as an educational and service organization. It's mission
is to promote culture, and provide education and quality services to the community by responding to the changing needs of
society. Two scholarships are awarded each year to two graduate students in the fields of Health Care, Social Work, or Arts and
Sciences with an emphasis in Gerontology/Geriatrics.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Timely submission of completed application forms, official transcripts, letters of recommendation, statement of financial need,
and an essay detailing the applicant's plans for further academic training and how this would impact on services to the elderly in
Hawai'i.
Applicants must:
1. Be enrolled in a graduate degree program at an accredited institution of higher learning in one of

the following fields: Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Social Work, or the Arts and Sciences
2. Demonstrate interest and commitment in the field of Gerontology/Geriatrics based on course

work, research, and/or volunteerism
4. Be a Hawaii resident and intend to continue living and serving in Hawaii
Note: Although citizens of other countries may apply, preference will be given to the citizens of the United States.
AWARD AMOUNT
Two scholarships will be awarded. One for $2500 and the other for $1500.
DEADLINE
The application and supporting documents must be postmarked no later than
March 31st.
MAILING ADDRESS
Japanese Women's Society of Honolulu
Scholarship Committee
P.O. Box 3233
Honolulu, HI 96801
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JOHN GYLES EDUCATION AWARDS

The John Gyles Education Awards are the result of a private, benevolent endeavor established in 1990 with the help of a
Canadian/American benefactor.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Students can receive the application by sending only a stamped (US.37 cents), self-addressed, standard letter size (No. 10)
envelope to the address below:
Applicant must:
1. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a undergraduate or graduate degree program at an post-

secondary school in the United States or Canada
2. Be United States or Canadian citizen
3. Have a minimum of 2.7 GPA
4. Demonstrate academic ability
AWARD AMOUNT
Select students will receive up to $3,000.
DEADLINE
Filing dates for mailing applications are April 1st, June 1st, and November 15th.
MAILING ADDRESS
John Gyles Education Awards
Att: The Secretary
P.O. Box 4808,
712 Riverside Drive
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Canada E3B 5G4
506.459.7460
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JAMES MADISON MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP FOUNDATION

The James Madison Foundation Fellowships were created to honor the legacy of James Madison-President, Secretary of State,
Father of the Constitution-by providing scholarships for graduate studies that focus on the Constitution and its contemporary
relevance to the practices and policies of democratic government. Fellows receive the opportunity to deepen critical research and
writing skills; develop professional ties that can significantly affect their career paths; and strengthen their teaching proficiency.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Visit the Foundation and the Fellowship program at www.jamesmadison.com to receive an application packet or write to address
below.
Applicants must:
2. Be a teacher, or planning to be a teacher, of American History, American government, or Social

studies at the secondary school level
3. Have earned an undergraduate degree by August 31 of the completion year
AWARDED AMOUNT
The maximum amount of each award is $24,000. Fellowship payments cover the actual costs of tuition, required fees, books,
room, and board and cannot exceed $12,000 per academic year. Normally, Fellows receive less than these maximum amounts.
DEADLINE
The deadline varies. Check online at their website www.jamesmadison.com
MAILING ADDRESS
James Madison Fellowship Foundation
2000 K Street, N.W. Suite 303
Washington, D.C. 20006
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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF HISPANIC MBAS (NSHMBA)

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (WWW.HSF.NET) was founded in 1975 to help Hispanic-American college students complete
their education by "Opening American Minds". The National Society of Hispanic MBAS (WWW.NSHMBA.ORG) was
founded in 1988 with a distinguished mission, "fostering Hispanic leadership through graduate management education and
professional development in order to improve society. The NSHMBA and HSF have partnered to provide financial resources to
assist outstanding Hispanic students pursuing a graduate degree in management/business.
APPLICATION PROCESS
For an application please send a self-addressed, stamped, business size envelope to the address provided below or visit
WWW.NSHMBA.ORG. Transcripts, essay, letters of recommendation etc. will be asked of applicants.
Applicants must:
1. Be of Hispanic background (one parent must be fully Hispanic or both parents must be half
Hispanic)
2. Be a U.S. Citizen/Legal Permanent Resident (with permanent resident card)
3. Be accepted into a graduate management/business program at an accredited college/university and

be enrolled in the Fall 2003 term
AWARD AMOUNT
Award amounts will range from $2,500 to $5,000 with one $10,000 scholarship.
DEADLINE
The application and supporting documents must be postmarked no later than June 3rd.
MAILING ADDRESS
NSHMBA-HSF Scholarship Program
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
One Sansome St. Suite 1000
San Francisco, CA 94104
Phone: 1.877.HSF.INFO
E-mail: specialprograms@hsf.net
Web site: www.nshmba.org
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MG JAMES URSANO SCHOLARSHIP FUND ADMINISTERED BY ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF

The MG James Ursano Scholarship Fund administered by AER is a secondary mission to help Army families with the costs of
postsecondary undergraduate level education, vocational training, and preparation for acceptance by service academics for their
dependant children.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application online.
Applicants must:
1. Be dependant children, stepchildren or legally adopted children of Army soldiers on active duty,
retired, or deceased while on active duty or after retirement
2. Be registered in the Defense Eligibility Enrollment Reporting System (DEERS)
3. Be unmarried for the entire academic year
4. Be under the age of 22 on the first of June based on that academic year
5. Be enrolled, accepted, or pending acceptance as full time dependant students for the entire
academic year in postsecondary educational institutions accredited by the U.S. Department of Education
6. Maintain at least a cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.0. on a 4.0 grading scale for funds to be
awarded or disbursed
6. Show a financial need as evidenced by income, assets, family size, special financial obligations and circumstances
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarship awards range from $700 to $1,800 per academic year.
DEADLINE
Completed applications with supporting documents must be mailed and postmarked no later than
March 1.
MAILING ADDRESS
Army Emergency Relief
MG James Ursano Scholarship Fund
200 Stoval Street Rm 5N13
Alexandria, VA 22332-0600
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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND (NFB)

National Federation of the Blind is an organization dedicated to creating opportunity for all blind persons. Recipients of
Federation scholarship need not be members of the (NFB) The foundation awards various scholarships from donors in memory of
an influential blind figure to blind scholars. Each has similar criteria with some adding certain restrictions. The awards start at a
minimum of $3,000 and the top award is $21,000.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Request an application at the address listed below. Complete and return the application with attachments to the address below. A
personal letter from applicant, two letters of recommendation, current transcript from college or high school, and letter from a
state officer of the NFB evidencing the fact that you have discussed your scholarship application with that officer.
Applicant must:
1. Be legally blind
2. Be pursuing or planning to pursue a full-time post-secondary course of study in the U.S.
3. Have demonstrated academic excellence
4. Have demonstrated service to the community
AWARD AMOUNT
The program awards 30 scholarships in the following manner:
- 22 scholarships at $3,000/each
- 1 scholarship for $21,000 through various donors.
DEADLINE
The application and transcript must be postmarked by March 31st.
MAILING ADDRESS
Mrs. Peggy Elliott, Chairman
National Federation of the Blind Scholarship Committee
805 Fifth Avenue
Grinnell, IA 50112
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MAY AND HUBERT EVERLY HEA SCHOLARSHIP

The May and Hubert Everly HEA Scholarship has been established for education majors who intent to teach in the state of
Hawai'i. A scholarship intended for one academic year is offered to an undergraduate student already enrolled in, a two- or four-
year state accredited institution of higher learning in Hawai'i.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the HEA May and Hubert Everly HEA Scholarship Application Form. Also submit an official college transcript, a
personal statement, a completed HEA Financial Aid Form, and three recommendations are required from adults whom applicant
has worked with, such as instructors, club advisors, or employer. Applicant should provide the Recommendation Form together
with an HEA addressed stamped envelope to each person that needs to be mailed directly. Information provided is held
CONFIDENTIAL.
To be eligible:
1. Student must demonstrate financial need
2. Student must be a student teacher already enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program in the
state of Hawai'i at a nationally accredited two- or four- year state accredited institution of higher learning
AWARD AMOUNT
One scholarship of $1,000 is awarded.
DEADLINE
Contact donor for application deadline.
MAILING ADDRESS
May and Hubert Everly HEA Scholarship Committee
C/O Hawaii Education Association
Honolulu, HI 96826
808.949.6657
Web site: www.heaed.com
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PUBLIC EMPLOYEES ROUNDTABLE

This scholarship program formed in 1986 is designed to encourage an interest in public service careers. They aim to encourage the
best and brightest college students to pursue careers in public service by offering merit-based scholarships. Since its inception over
$100,000 in scholarships have been awarded and 90% of their recipients go on to work in some level of government.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application. It can be downloaded from www.theroundtable.org in December or requested by mail by sending a self-
addressed, stamped envelope to the address below.
Applicants must:
1. Be accepted for full-time enrollment in a undergraduate or graduate degree program
2. Maintain at least a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.5 or higher for funds to be awarded or disbursed
3. Have completed a minimum of one year in college in order to apply
4. Submit a copy of their academic transcripts
5. Submit at least two letters of recommendation attesting to your dedication to the field of
education. (It is suggested that you provide a copy of your application form and your paper to
those individuals whom you ask for references.)
6. Submit a two-page essay identifying their specific career goals and vision for the future
*Note: Students with prior public service or volunteer experience are given preference.
AWARD AMOUNT
Scholarship awards vary per academic year based on number of applicants. Winners will be honored at the annual Public Service
Awards Reception each summer (in late July).
DEADLINE
Completed applications with supporting documents must be mailed and postmarked no later than
April 30th.
MAILING ADDRESS
Public Employees Roundtable
P.O. Box 7248
Washington, DC 20013-6248
Phone: 202.927.4926
Fax: 202.927.4920 fax
E-mail: info@theroundtable.org
Web site: www.theroundtable.org
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NATIVE HAWAIIAN LEADERSHIP PROJECT

The goal of the Native Hawaiian Leadership project is to assist Hawaiian students who demonstrate leadership potential to access
higher education. The program hopes to increase the number of college and university graduates of Hawaiian ancestry in a variety
of disciplines, at as many levels as possible. In addition to providing financial support to qualified students, the project will supply
counseling, mentoring, and activities to help recipients stay in school, complete their degrees and achieve their professional goals.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the NHLP scholarship application. Also attach a resume outlining any extracurricular and community service activities
involved in, including dates and leadership positions held in the last three years postmarked by February 16, the Student Aid
Report generated by the Federal Government after submission of the FAFSA, and an official transcript outlining at least seven
semesters of coursework. In addition three letters of recommendation from non-family members are required. Letters must be
signed and sent directly from the recommending source to the NHLP address listed below.
Applicants must:
1. Be Hawaiian-a descendant of the aboriginal inhabitants of the Hawaiian Islands prior to 1778
as evidenced by original, certified birth records
2. Be a United States Citizen
3. Have a high school diploma (or its equivalent)
4. Be a classified student in a degree-seeking program
5. Be enrolled full-time or part-time in a regionally accredited two-or four-year degree granting

institution of higher education
6. Demonstrate financial need through submissions of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
7. Satisfactorily meet academic requirements: minimum grade point average (based on a 4.0 scale): 3.2 minimum for
undergraduates, and 3.5 for graduates
AWARD AMOUNT
Selection of scholarship awardees is determined by a scholarship committee. Selection is very competitive due to the limited
amount of funds available. Therefore, applicants are encouraged to pursue other means of funding. All applicants will be notified
by mail of the selection outcome sometime in July.
DEADLINE
All documents except the SAR must be postmarked by the deadline specified in the application. No documents will be accepted
before January of each year.
MAILING ADDRESS
The Native Hawaiian Leadership Project
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Center for Hawaiian Studies
2645 Dole St.
Honolulu, HI 96822
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ONE PUKA PUKA ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP

The Club 100's One Puka Puka Achievement Scholarship will be awarded to two deserving students who are recognized not only
for excellence in academics and community service, but also for their pursuit of promoting the legacy of the 100th Infantry
Battalion of World War II.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Type or print the application legibly in black ink. Also submit an official transcript or updated college transcript and two letters of
recommendation from an unrelated person directly to the address listed below.
Applicants must:
1. Be a high school graduating senior who will attend an institution of higher learning or;
2. Be a full-time junior college/four-year college/university/vocational/trade school undergraduate
3. Be a descendant or direct family member of a 100th Infantry Battalion World War II veteran
AWARD AMOUNT
The scholarship is for $2,000.
DEADLINE
Send all application materials, postmarked by March 15.
MAILING ADDRESS
Sons & Daughters of the 100th Infantry Battalion
516 Kamoku Street, #206
Honolulu, HI 96826
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ORGANIZATION OF CHINESE AMERICANS/AVON SCHOLARSHIP
The Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc. (OCA) has been provided with funding from the Avon Foundation to fund college
scholarships for Asian Pacific American (APA) women who will be entering their first year of college.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete application by going to www.ocanatl.org/docs/oca/app.doc or you may send a self-addressed, stamped envelop to:
OCA-Avon Scholarship
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 601
Applicants must:
1. Be APA women who are entering their first year of college in the fall of 2005
3. Be a permanent resident or U.S. citizen
4. Have a cumulative GPA 3.00 or above (unweighted)
AWARD AMOUNT
This year, OCA Avon Scholarship awards of $2000 will be presented to 15 deserving young APA women.
DEADLINE
Send application and supporting documents by May 1, 2005.
MAILING ADDRESS
OCA-Avon Scholarship
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Suite 601
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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION

A 501 charitable organization organized in 1969 in response to the commitment of NSA members to the future of accounting.
Fulfilling that commitment induces financial encouragement to high caliber individuals who select accounting as a career.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Appraisal form and the member application. Also have an official transcript bearing the official seal or registrar
signature from the issuing institution from each college attended. First year students must submit high-school transcripts or GED
scores in addition to official college transcripts.
Applicants must:
1. Be a U.S. citizen, or a Canadian citizen attending a U.S. accredited business school, college or university
2. Be an undergraduate student
3. Be a student enrolled in a degree program at an accredited two-year or four-year college or university
4. Have maintained a "B" or better in their grade point average majoring in accounting
AWARD AMOUNT
The NSA Scholarship Foundation Board of Trustees awards an average of 30 scholarships per year in the amount of
approximately $1,000 for accounting students entering their third or fourth year of studies. In addition, the outstanding student
in the competition, designated the Charles H. Earp Memorial Scholar, receives an additional stipend and an appropriate plaque.
DEADLINE
Submitted with all necessary documentation (official transcripts, appraisal forms) to be received in original form no later than the
March 10 of each year.
MAILING ADDRESS
National Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation
1010 North Fairfax Street
Alexandria, VA 22314-1574
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STUDENT TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP thru HAWAI'I EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The Hawai'i Education Association has established a Student Teacher Scholarship for its members and their children. The intent
of this scholarship is to alleviate the need for employment during the student teaching semester.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the HEA Student Teacher Scholarship Application Form. Also submit an official college transcript, a personal
statement giving your reasons for choosing teaching as a career and experiences related to situations inherent in teaching, a
completed HEA Financial Aid Form, and a recommendation from College faculty, or Principal of Masters of Education in
Teaching (MET), or Observation Participation Teacher Supervisor. Completed recommendation needs to be mailed directly to
the address below. Information provided is held CONFIDENTIAL.
To be eligible:
1. An applicant or the parent must have been an HEA member for at least one year at the time the
application is submitted
2. You must be a student teacher enrolled in a full-time undergraduate or post baccalaureate

program, in any state or nationally accredited institution of higher learning
AWARD AMOUNT
Two scholarships of $3,000 will be awarded to two student teachers.
DEADLINE
Applications and attachments must be turned in by March 31st or hand delivered by 4:30 p.m. of that day.
MAILING ADDRESS
Honolulu, HI 96826
808.949.6657
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SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF HONOLULU

Women's Opportunity Award
A service organization for executive and professional women and men, is once again sponsoring the Women's Opportunity Award
(WOA) program. The WOA aids the mature woman to enter or re-enter the job market, or to further her skills and training to
upgrade her employment status. This program fulfills one of the Soroptimists' goals "…to strive for human rights for all people,
and in particular, to advance the status of women."
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Soroptimist scholarship application. Also submit two letters of recommendation from non-relatives, request an
official high school or college transcript, and a personal statement as to why you should be awarded this scholarship, including
your plans for serving the community after graduation.
Applicant must:
1. Be the head of her household or has family financially dependent upon her
2. Show characteristics of maturity in that she is motivated to improve her skills and qualifications
and can accept responsibility
3. Clearly indicates that specific educational training is necessary for her entry or re-entry into the
labor market and demonstrates how it will enable her to move to a high grade job level
5. Be accepted for an undergraduate enrollment in a vocational, technical training, community

college or University undergraduate degree program
AWARD AMOUNT
One scholarship valued at $1000 will be awarded. The awarded recipient will then be eligible to compete for the Regional and
Federation awards as well.
DEADLINE
Deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is December 15. Any applications received after December 15 will not
be considered.
MAILING ADDRESS
Soroptimist International of Honolulu
C/O Alice Matsuno
P.O. Box 3341
Honolulu, HI 96801
808.983.8223
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FAITH C. AI LAI HEA SCHOLARSHIP

The scholarship honors the memory of Mrs. Lai who was a public school teacher, administrator and in her retirement, a dedicated
community service volunteer. Mrs. Lai's daughter, Cynthia J.C. AI has provided funds for this scholarship and has asked that
HEA provide oversight for the scholarship. It is intended for students majoring in education.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application and send it with required attachments. Also submit any official college transcripts and a personal
statement.
You must:
1. Be accepted or enrolled in a full-time undergraduate or post baccalaureate program, in any

state or nationally accredited institution of higher learning or student teaching program
2. Have a grade point average of 3.5 or better
3. Be majoring in education
4. Provide a copy of your academic transcripts
5. Provide a recommendation directly mailed to the scholarship committee address below
6. Provide a personal statement that states the reasons for continuing his/her education. Future
plans, extra-curricular activities and community service, positions held in organizations,
membership in clubs, past and present, employment records, etc. may be cited. (Please make
your response of no more than 300 words on a separate sheet of paper)
Note: Preference will be given to students in or from the State of Hawaii.
AWARD AMOUNT
Four scholarships of $2,000 will be awarded.
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Faith C. Ai Lai HEA Scholarship Committee
c/o 1649 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96826
808.949.6657
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UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP thru HAWAI'I EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The Hawai'i Education Association has established an Undergraduate College Student Scholarship for its members and their
children. This scholarship is offered to four deserving, continuing, full-time undergraduate college students in an two- or four-
year accredited institution of higher learning.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the Undergraduate College Student Scholarship Application Form. Also submit an official college transcript, a personal
statement giving your reasons for continuing his/her education. Future plans, extra-curricular interests and activities, positions
held in organizations, membership in clubs, past and present employment records, etc. may be cited. Complete the HEA
Financial Aid Form and submit a recommendation from College faculty. Completed recommendation needs to be mailed directly
to the address below. Information provided is held CONFIDENTIAL.
To be eligible, applicants must be HEA members in good standing and have been a HEA member for at least one year.
AWARD AMOUNT
Four scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded to two student teachers.
DEADLINE
MAILING ADDRESS
Honolulu, HI 96826
808.949.6657
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

Competitive merit and need based awards for outstanding accounting students who, in the opinion of the Institute's selection
committee, show significant potential to become certified public accountants.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Fill out the application completely and mail it in with all the appropriate documents including an official transcript that was sent
by your registrar indicating that you are an accounting major. Also submit a letter of recommendation from someone who would
know you well academically. References should include their occupation and phone number. Letters should be in sealed
envelopes, with the person's name written across the flap.
ELIGIBILITY
UNDERGRADUATES MUST BE:

1. A declared accounting major (this must be indicated on your transcript) with an overall and
accounting grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0
2. A minority student who has satisfactorily completed at least 30 semester hours, or 45 quarter
hours, or equivalent college work, including at least six (6) semester hours (or equivalent) in
accounting, and
2. Enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student (12 semester hours or equivalent), unless you
are completing your final semester of study, at a four-year or upper division institution. Students
who will be transferring to a four-year school for the first time must include an acceptance letter
from the school.
GRADUATES MUST BE:

1. A minority graduate student who was an undergraduate accounting major and is presently
accepted in a masters-level accounting, business administration, finance or taxation program,
or who had any undergraduate major and is presently accepted in a masters- level accounting
program; and
2. Enrolled as a full-time graduate student (nine semester hours or equivalent), unless you are
completing your final semester of study.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ATTACHMENTS TO APPLICATION

An official Academic Transcript is required. You must request that your registrar send this to you. The transcript must indicate
that you are an accounting major, and it must contain grades for at least 30 semester hours (45 quarter hours) or equivalent,
including at least six hours of accounting.
You must also complete Part I of the enclosed Financial Aid Worksheet (FAW) and submit it to the financial aid office at your
school. This form should also include the authorized signature of a Financial Aid officer from your school.
Submit a letter of recommendation from someone who you know well academically. References should include their occupation
and phone number. Letters should be in sealed envelopes, with the person's name written across the flap.
AWARD AMOUNT
Competitive merit- and need based awards of up to $5,000 for outstanding accounting students.
DEADLINE
All application materials must be postmarked by July 1 (subject to availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
No mailing address available, for further information please contact "The American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants" at their web-site: www.aicpa.org.
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TALBOTS WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND

This scholarship program is administered by Scholarship Management Services, a department of Citizens' Scholarship Foundation
of America, Inc. (CSFA). CSFA is a national nonprofit educational support and student aid service organization that seeks to involve
and assist the private sector in expanding education opportunities and encouraging educational achievement. In keeping with its
long-standing tradition of serving the community, Talbots has established a unique, national $100,000 scholarship program; a fund
just for women who have been out of school for at least five years and are returning to complete their college education.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Request an application at the address listed below. Interested students must complete the application and essay requirement and
mail them along with a complete transcript of grades for all prior courses taken. Applicants are responsible for gathering and
submitting all necessary information. Applications are evaluated on the information supplied; therefore, answer all questions as
completely as possible. Only the first 1,000 applications received will be considered for an award.
Applicant must:
1. Be a woman currently residing in the U.S. who plans to return to an accredited four-year college
or university in the U.S. no later than upcoming Fall semester
2. Plan to enroll on a part-time or full-time basis to complete and undergraduate baccalaureate degree
3. Have completed at least one semester of college a minimum of five years prior to September
30 of this year. (Eligible applicants must not have been enrolled since September 30 <five years
back> for more than one college course per semester)
4. Demonstrate academic achievement
6. Demonstrated leadership abilities
7. Have demonstrated work within the community
Note: Talbots and CSFA employees or family members are not eligible.
AWARD AMOUNT
Up to 55 scholarships will be awarded. Five women will each be awarded $10,000 scholarship and 50 women will each be
awarded $1,000 scholarships to complete their bachelor's degree. Awards are
one-time only and not renewable. Awards are for undergraduate study only.
DEADLINE
The application and transcript must be postmarked by March 6th. Notifications will be out not later
than July.
MAILING ADDRESS
Talbots Women's Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Management Services, CSFA
1505 Riverview Road; P.O. Box 297
St. Peter, MN 56082
Phone: 507.931.1682
Web site: www.talbots.com/about/scholar/scholar.asp
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USA FUNDS ACCESS TO EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

The USA Funds Education Scholarship Program will assist students in achieving their higher-education goals by awarding a total
of up to $3 million in renewable scholarships to qualified students demonstrating financial need.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the application with all requested documents. You may download the application from:
http://www.usafunds.org/Borrowers/Access_to_Education_Scholarship.html
Applicant must:
1. Be accepted for full-time or half-time enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program.

Students must plan to enroll or be enrolled through February 1, 2005
2. Be United States citizens or eligible non-citizens. Applicants from all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin
Islands, and all U.S. territories and commonwealths are eligible for the program
3. Have an annual adjusted gross family income of $35,000 or less, as documented on a 2004
federal income-tax return on which the applicant is listed as a federal tax exemption
4. Not be currently in default on a federal education loan
Special consideration will be given to applicants from the states that USA Funds serves as the federally designated guarantor of
student loans: Arizona, Hawaii and the Pacific Islands, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada and Wyoming.
Additionally, up to 50 percent of the scholarship awards will be targeted to applicants who are members of an ethnic minority
group or have a documented physical disability.
AWARD AMOUNT
The program will award scholarships worth $1,500 for full-time students and $750 for half-time undergraduate students. The
scholarships may be renewed annually, if the student maintains a 2.5 grade-point average on a four-point scale, until the
continuously enrolled student receives a degree or certificate, or until the total award to the student reaches $6,000.
DEADLINE
Applications for the USA Funds Access to Education Scholarship program will be available beginning January 2005. The
application deadline is March 15, 2005.
MAILING ADDRESS
USA Funds Access to Education Scholarship, CSFA,
1505 Riverview Road, P.O. Box 297
St. Peter, MN 56082
Toll Free 800-537-4181.
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THE NATIVE HAWAI'IAN HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM

The Native Hawai'ian Higher Education program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and administered by the `Aha
Punana Leo to support Native Hawai'ians in pursuit of post-secondary education in Hawai'i and the Continental U.S. This
fellowship will enable students to successfully complete their course study and achieve fluency in the Hawai'ian language as a
means of support for families that speak Hawai'ian language as the first and main language of the home; or who are in the process
of establishing Hawai'ian as the dominant language of the home.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the `Aha Punana Leo application with all requested documents. Attach the following to your application: A copy of
your birth certificate and those of your parents verifying Hawaiian Ancestry, a one page letter of recommendation from a person
outside your family, your high school and any college transcripts, a copy of your acceptance letter to the institution you will be
attending, a copy of your and your parent's IRS 1040 Tax form, and a copy of your current Student Aid Report.
Note: All letters should be written in Hawai'ian if possible.
Applicants must:
1. Be of Hawai'ian ancestry
2. Be enrolled in an accredited Associate, Bachelor, or Graduate degree program
3. Be prepared to work in the community
4. Have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 or better for undergraduate students and 3.0 for graduate students
AWARD AMOUNT
Award Amounts vary according to funding on a year to year basis.
DEADLINE
Send application by March 4th and supporting documents by May 1st.
MAILING ADDRESS
1744 Kino'ole Street
Hilo, HI 96720
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THE HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Since 1975, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) has awarded more than 36,000 scholarships to Hispanic-American students in
colleges and universities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico, totaling over $38 million.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Complete the HSF application and all the appropriate documents listed. These include recent academic transcripts, one letter of
recommendation, a required two-page typed essay, a copy of your current Student Aid Report (SAR) and a copy of your Financial
Aid Award letter.
Applicants must:
1. Be of Hispanic background (one parent must be fully Hispanic or both parents must be half Hispanic)
2. Be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident (with permanent resident card)
3. Have earned at least 12 undergraduate college credits in the U.S. or Puerto Rico with a minimum
G.P.A. of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale (3.7 on a 5.0 scale)
3. Be attending a U.S. accredited college full-time for the full academic year (undergraduates must
carry at least 12 credits each term, graduate students must carry at least 6 credits each term
AWARD AMOUNT
HSF's scholarships generally range from $1,000 to $3,000 for community college, four-year college, and graduate level students of
Hispanic heritage.
DEADLINE
The deadline to submit applications and necessary documents is October 15 (subject to the availability of funds).
MAILING ADDRESS
College Scholarship Program Applications
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
55 Second St., Suite 1500
San Francisco, CA 94105
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WARREN FENCL MEMORIAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP

The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student who is recognized not only for excellence in academics and community
service, but also for his/her pursuit of promoting the legacy of the 100th Infantry Battalion of World War II.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Type or print the application legibly in black ink. Also submit an official high school transcript or updated college transcript, and
two letters of recommendation from an unrelated person directly to the address below.
Applicants must:
1. Be a high school graduating senior who will attend an institution of higher learning or;
2. Be a full-time junior college/four-year college/university/vocational/trade school undergraduate
AWARD AMOUNT
The scholarship is for $2,000.
DEADLINE
Send all application materials, postmarked by March 15.
MAILING ADDRESS
Sons & Daughters of the 100th Infantry Battalion
516 Kamoku Street, #206
Honolulu, HI 96826
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Web Services
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• www.asapubt.com — Visit ASAP/Union Bank & Trust’s Web site and utilize
on-line videos, electronic entrance & exit interviews, PLUS loan pre-approvals,
calculators for college costs & post-graduation budget planning as well as
deferment forms and forbearance assistance.
• Streaming Video Library — Utilize ASAP/Union Bank & Trust’s Streaming Video
Library to complete the federally required Entrance Interview, see what your actual
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• For more information, call Hansford Chock , your ASAP/Union Bank & Trust
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Acknowledgments and Mahalo
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The information contained herein was researched and compiled in 2004 through the combined efforts of a
number of Chaminade University staff. They include:
Baron Ohta, Counselor, Financial Aid

Eric Nemoto, Associate Dean of Enrollment Management & Director of Financial Aid
Kanani Kaawa-Marshall, Administrative Assistant with the Office of Institution Advancement
The actual printing and binding of this scholarship book has been made possible through the
generous support of ASAP/Union Bank & Trust, a nationally known student loan lender based in
Lincoln, Nebraska with a local office right here in Honolulu, Hawai’i.
In particular:
Hansford Chock, ASAP/Union Bank & Trust - Hawai’i
Roxane Weston, Marketing Coordinator; and
Jason Callahan, Graphic Designer
They were very instrumental in seeing this project come to life.
Chaminade University of Honolulu extends its warm “mahalo” to our dear Cornhusker friends for
their generous contribution.

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Institutional Grants and Scholarships ......................................................................................................................13

Special Programs ......................................................................................................................................................28

Athletic Scholarships ................................................................................................................................................31

Endowed Scholarships ..............................................................................................................................................42

Restricted Scholarships .............................................................................................................................................67

Outside Scholarships ................................................................................................................................................82

Institutional Grants and Scholarships

EMPLOYEE DEPENDENT DISCOUNT

2. Be taking classes as a Chaminade student

Day Students (Annual) Evening Students (Term)

2. Be accepted or enrolled at Chaminade as a regular full-time undergraduate student

Day Students (Annual) Evening Students (Term)

2. Be taking classes as a Chaminade student

Day Students (Annual) Evening Students (Term)

MBA ALUMNI CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

1. Have graduated with an MBA from Chaminade University

2. Be enrolled in the Chaminade Advanced Professional Certificate in Business Administration program

SPOUSES OF DEPLOYED MILITARY MEMBERS DISCOUNT

1. Be a spouse of a deployed military member in Iraq and Afghanistan

2. Be enrolled in Chaminade University's Accelerated Undergraduate Program

CHAMINADE HAWAI'I GRANT

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE LEADERSHIP GRANT

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

FATHER CHAMINADE GRANT

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a full-time day student

4. Not be a recipient of the CUH Hawai'i Grant

CHAMINADE NEED BASED GRANT

1. Be a United States citizen

2. Be accepted or enrolled at Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

5. Based on the results of the FAFSA, demonstrate sufficient financial need

CHAMINADE PARISH SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be a United States citizen

4. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE CATHOLIC SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be a United States citizen

4. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE ROTC SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

3. Be a recipient of an ROTC Scholarship for the academic year

CHAMINADE MARIANIST LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be a United States citizen

3. Be a new college student, having never attended another college or university

4. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE MISS HAWAI'I SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular, full-time day student

CHAMINADE SCIENCE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

CHAMINADE HISTORY DAY SCHOLARSHIP

1. Be accepted into Chaminade as a regular full-time day student

3. Be recommended by the School of History and Political Science Department of Chaminade

CHAMINADE TRANSFER GRANT

2. Be accepted into Chaminade as a full-time day student

4. Not be a recipient of the CUH Hawai'i Grant

FOUNDERS SERVICE/LEADERSHIP AWARD

1. Be graduates of a Catholic High School