As I pointed out in the comments of the story, the Studebaker National Foundation offered 2 scholarships per year to WyoTech students. Since the SNF also offers 2 scholarships per year to McPherson students, why don't they increase the number of scholarships offered to 4, provided they meet the criteria to be awarded the money?
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As I pointed out in the comments of the story, the Studebaker National Foundation offered 2 scholarships per year to WyoTech students. Since the SNF also offers 2 scholarships per year to McPherson students, why don't they increase the number of scholarships offered to 4, provided they meet the criteria to be awarded the money?The only difference between death and taxes is that death does not grow worse every time Congress convenes. - Will RogersTags: None
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I think that is a good idea. I have a friend who is attending McPherson College. I encouraged him to seek scholarship money from the SNF. He owns a 1922 Studebaker that he drivers around town when he is home. I should ask him if he ever applied. I don't think he got any money but having more scholarships available would be a good thing. These kids are the future of the hobby. We need to help them out as much as we can.Ed Sallia
Dundee, OR
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The college staff WILL NOT tell students what scholarship money is available to them - which I find strange. We have a member in our chapter who graduated, but was never aware of the scholarship until his last semester. Had he known, I'm sure he would have applied every chance he got. I know some years the SNF doesn't award any monies, because no one asks.The only difference between death and taxes is that death does not grow worse every time Congress convenes. - Will Rogers
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Originally posted by Chris Pile View PostThe college staff WILL NOT tell students what scholarship money is available to them - which I find strange. We have a member in our chapter who graduated, but was never aware of the scholarship until his last semester. Had he known, I'm sure he would have applied every chance he got. I know some years the SNF doesn't award any monies, because no one asks.
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Originally posted by Chris Pile View PostThe college staff WILL NOT tell students what scholarship money is available to them - which I find strange. We have a member in our chapter who graduated, but was never aware of the scholarship until his last semester. Had he known, I'm sure he would have applied every chance he got. I know some years the SNF doesn't award any monies, because no one asks.
By-the-way, many of our community colleges are doing away with courses in automotive repair and such things, even welding!Joe Roberts
'61 R1 Champ
'65 Cruiser
Eastern North Carolina Chapter
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