Gutkind-Kraemer Scholarship
The Gutkind-Kraemer Scholarship is awarded to students majoring in French and intending to become teachers, and who are studying in France. This scholarship was established by Irène Kraemer, Carthage’s former vice president of the School of Professional Studies and professor of modern languages, in honor of her parents.
Mary Katherine Kent-Rohan Scholarship
The Mary Katherine Kent-Rohan Scholarship is awarded to students who plan to study abroad, who demonstrate leadership potential, and whose careers and lives would benefit the greatest from studying abroad. Scholarship recipients may be, but do not need to be foreign language majors or minors. Mary Katherine Kent-Rohan was a German professor at Carthage. *Recommendations from the foreign languages or study abroad faculty are highly encouraged.
Lili Sorokin Scholarship
The Lili Sorokin Scholarship provides financial assistance for Carthage students who wish to study abroad, who demonstrate leadership potential, and whose careers and lives would benefit the greatest from studying abroad. Scholarship recipients may be, but do not need to be, foreign language majors or minors. Professor Lili Sorokin taught at Carthage for many years. *Recommendations from the foreign languages or study abroad faculty are highly encouraged.
PATRICIA PIERMAN LARSON AND DAVID ALLEN LARSON SCHOLARSHIP
The Patricia Pierman Larson and David Allen Larson Scholarship provides financial support for students wishing to study abroad. Preference will be given to those students studying a foreign language.
Rita Petretti Endowed Scholarship
The Rita Petretti Endowed Scholarship provides support for students who wish to study abroad for a semester or a year and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Preference will be given to students enrolled in an Italian program (though not required) and to women.
Wiggan-Kenniebrew Experiential Learning Fund
The Wiggan-Kenniebrew Experiential Learning Fund provides support for multicultural students to participate in co-curricular experiential learning opportunities not funded through tuition, especially study abroad experiences. Preference is given to students of color, especially those of African American descent and those who support the African American identity as demonstrated through study or extracurricular involvement. Students must answer the question: How will this trip address your career/life aspirations? *An essay and faculty recommendations are required. Students may receive the WKEL scholarship only once.
