Award provides assistance and opportunities to students
interested in pursuing careers in special education or communication
disorders at Indiana State University.
Each recipient who maintains a 3.5 grade point average is awarded
$1,500.00 per year for a maximum of four years. The holder of the
Blumberg Scholarship also may be awarded the renewable Indiana State
University Academic Scholarship worth approximately $1,000.00.
Recipients also gain valuable experience by participating in Blumberg
Center activities (50 contact hours per semester) during their time at
Indiana State University.
Scholarship Eligibility
A selection committee considers previous work/volunteer
experiences, recommendations, class rank, GPA, and SAT/ACT scores to
determine the scholarship recipient.
Interested individuals can apply by submitting the following four items
to the Blumberg Center by
February 1, 2013:
1) Completed Application Form,
2) Most Recent Transcripts,
3) Personal Essay, and
4) Three Letters of Recommendation
"Being a Blumberg Scholar was such a valuable experience for me. Not only was I able to afford my schooling, but I also gained professional experience by both volunteering each week at the center and attending various conferences."
Amanda Wilson, Graduate in Special Education, 2003-2007, Blumberg Scholar
2011-2012 Blumberg Center Scholarship Recipients
Emily Horine
Danielle Schuster
Morgan Whitehead
Brooke Wininger
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The Blumberg Scholars participated in an
experiential learning opportunity during the third session of
the Autism Spectrum Disorder Series in April, 2010. The three Blumberg Scholars
created a poster session along with handouts and reference page
to present during the workshop. Each Indiana State University
student investigated and studied a research-based strategy that
provided educators and parents with practical skills to utilize
with the children with autism. |
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