Alumni Scholarship Opportunities . . .
We're Proud to Help! Thanks to the gifts from alumni, friends, and chapters, the UNM Alumni Association assists top UNM students with their academic expenses. The scholarships are available to full-time (12 hrs.) undergraduate students as well as to graduate students. Scholarship amounts may change annually.
2012-2013 Alumni Association Undergraduate Scholarships
Questions? Please visit our Scholarship FAQ page for more information about scholarship applications and eligibility. If you need more information, feel free to contact Roberta Ricci.
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT / NEED BASED
Criteria, Full-time undergraduate; Must demonstrate academic achievement; Must demonstrate financial need.
- Arthur Friedman Scholarship: $250/semester - $500/year
- The Frank V. Kremer, Jr. Scholarship: $250/semester - $500/year
- The Harry F. Lee Memorial Scholarship: $500/semester - $1,000/year
- The Wood Clements Endowed Scholarship: $250/semester - $500/year
EDUCATION
Criteria: Must be a student of teacher education in the College of Education at UNM; 3.5 or above Grade Point Average.
- The Lawrence Abraham and Wadette Goze Memorial Scholarship: $500/semester - $1,000/year
- The Kathleen McCann Lambda Theta Scholarship: $500/semester - $1,000/year
LEADERSHIP / COMMUNITY SERVICE / CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
Criteria: Full-time undergraduate; 3.2 or above Grade Point Average; Must demonstrate leadership and service to UNM and the community.
- Class of '42 Memorial Scholarship: (financial need)
$500/semester - $1,000/year- The Lena Clauve Memorial Scholarship:
$400/semester - $800/year- Alumni Association Memorial Scholarship:
$250/semester - $500/year
WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS
Criteria: Full-time junior or senior woman at UNM; 3.0 or better grade point average; Outstanding campus service.
- The Jean Mullins Macey Scholarship:
$500/semester - $1,000/year
2012-2013 Alumni Association Graduate Scholarships
Questions? Please visit our Scholarship FAQ page for more information about scholarship applications and eligibility. If you need more information, feel free to contact Roberta Ricci.
EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL, Albuquerque Chapter
$250/semester – $500/year, Criteria:
- Female preparing to advance her current career, change careers, or re-enter the workforce.
- During the time of the scholarship, the recipient should be enrolled in a minimum of 6 graduate hours.
- Satisfactory academic standing (GPA of 3.0 or better).
- Outstanding campus (or community) service and leadership.
ALBUQUERQUE BRANCH AAUW SCHOLARSHIP FOR GRADUATE WOMEN
$500/semester - $1,000/year, Criteria:
- Female preparing to advance her current career, change careers, or re-enter the workforce.
- During the time of the scholarship, the recipient should be enrolled in a minimum of 6 graduate hours.
- Satisfactory academic standing (GPA of 3.0 or better).
- Outstanding campus (or community) service and leadership
ANNE J. BROWN – MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP
$400/semester - $800/year, Criteria:
- Must be enrolled in the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) graduate program at UNM.
- Must have successfully completed 6 credit hours as a regular student in the MPA program.
- Must be enrolled for a minimum of 5 graduate hours per semester during the scholarship period.
University of New Mexico Scholarship Information
- Anderson School of Management
- College of Education
- College of Fine Arts
- College of Pharmacy
- National Native American Youth Initiative
- School of Engineering
- School of Law
- School of Medicine
- School of Public Administration
- Summer Research Trainee Program
- UNM General Scholarship Information
- UNM Center For Academic Excellence and Leadership Development
- UNM Parent Association
Thank You Alumni Association!
I want to thank the Alummi Association for giving me the Bookstore Scholarship!
Read more ...This is my first year at the University of New Mexico. So far the school has been amazing and the programs like the Alumni Association have been so supportive. Going to the bookstore for the first time and purchasing my first set of book was exciting but also worrisome. Having organizations like the Alummi Association reminds me that there are people who are looking out for students like me in college.
Before school started I found out that a scholarship I was depending on was going to be cut in half. I was very worried about what I was going to do but a few days later I received an email from the Alummi Association saying they were giving me a scholarship. The news of this unexpected scholarship made me over joyed and I knew that God was watching out for me.
Thank you again for giving me this scholarship,
--Erin Atencio
Last updated: February 3, 2012
