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Dr. Paul R. Fitzgerald Memorial Parasitology Scholarship

For demonstrated superlative achievement in parasitology and an expressed interest in parasitology with an excellent academic record.

Sponsored by the Dr. Paul R. Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund and Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Snyder

Clint Franks Memorial Scholarship

For a fourth-year student tracking general or food animal medicine who is a member and active participant of the Production Medicine Club. Preference given to those who have taken a leadership role within the club. Recipient should have strong interest in rural practice and production medicine.

Sponsored by family and friends of Clint Franks

Alice H. Fruit Memorial Scholarship

For good academic standing and financial need.

Sponsored by the Alice H. Fruit Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. Gene Gambrel Northern Illinois Veterinary Medical Association Scholarship

For a student who is native to the Northern Illinois Veterinary Medical Association (NIVMA) region, is an active member of SCAVMA and plans to return and practice in the NIVMA region.

Sponsored by Northern Illinois Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Abraham Trone

Drs. Gail and Joseph Golab Animal Welfare Scholarship

For financial need and demonstrated interest in rational and practical approaches to solving problems of animal welfare.

Sponsored by the Drs. Gail and Joseph Golab Animal Welfare Scholarship Fund

David F. and Margaret T. Grohne Scholarship

For a U.S. citizen with a minimum grade point average of 3.0/4.0 scale and demonstrated leadership qualities.

Sponsored by the David F. and Margaret T. Grohne Scholarship Fund

Frances Grolock Scholarship

For top students entering their first year of study as part of their recruitment package to Illinois.

Sponsored by the Frances Grolock Endowment Fund

Anna M. Gulick Scholarship

For a student with a good academic record, moral character, and financial need.

Sponsored by the Anna M. Gulick Endowment Fund

Hadley Family DOVE Scholarship (Diversifying Opportunity in Veterinary Education)

Fund is intended to advance diversity within the CVM and in turn, within the veterinary profession more broadly, by expanding educational opportunities in veterinary medicine for students in under-represented minority populations that might not otherwise be able to avail themselves of such opportunities. Preference shall be given to students who meet one or more of the following criteria: 1) Have attended a minority-serving institution (MSI), as defined by the Higher Education Act; 2) Are members of a federally recognized Native American tribe; 3) Demonstrate a history of active involvement in high school, undergraduate, community, or enrichment programs or organizations focused on diversity, equity, inclusion, and empowerment of populations that are under-represented in veterinary medicine, including but not limited to: college or university cultural centers; sororities and fraternities affiliated with the National Pan-Hellenic Council, National APIA Panhellenic Association, or the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations; Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences; the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native American in Science; or 4) Demonstrate a commitment to continued efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in the Unit and veterinary profession, including but not limited to active membership in Veterinarians as One Inclusive Community for Empowerment (VOICE) or other student organizations intended to advance and celebrate diversity in the field of veterinary medicine.

Sponsored by The Hadley Family

Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Helper Veterinary Faculty Collegiality Award

Provided to a deserving faculty member who enhances a cooperative learning environment among students and a constructive mentoring/coaching relationship between faculty and students.

Sponsored by Dr. Lloyd and Mrs. Jean Helper