Scholarships
 

UW-Superior

1. Ed and Amy Greve Scholarships

   • Library Science Minor & Certification Scholarships

     • Competitive scholarships that are intended to help students to pursue a minor or certification in Library Science at UW-Superior.

   • Professional Development in Library Science Scholarships

     • Competitive scholarships that are awarded on a rolling basis to help Library Science students at UW-Superior to attend library science and related conferences.

2. Hester Kyllo Library Science Scholarship

   • A competitive scholarship that is awarded annually in the Spring of each year. The scholarship is intended to help students to pursue a minor or certification in Library Science at UW-Superior. 

3. UW-Superior Foundation Scholarships  -  All students applying for any of the above scholarships must fill out an additional application found on the UW-Superior Foundation Scholarship page. 

WLA Scholarship Program

1. George R. Bauer Scholarship & Continuing Education Fund

   • Funds for this scholarship were donated by the family of George R. Bauer, who was a librarian and a WLA member. The scholarship is available to persons employed in a library or information agency in Wisconsin who plans to attend a continuing education program.
      

2. General Library Education Scholarship

   • This scholarship is available to anyone who is or will be attending a master’s level program in library and information science or education media in Wisconsin during the coming academic year.
      

3. Scholarship for the Education of Rural Librarians

   • In Memory of Gloria Hoegh this annual award memorializes the exceptional library career of Gloria Hoegh. Ms. Hoegh joined the Oshkosh Public Library staff in 1958, and eventually became the first Coordinator of the Winnefox Library System in 1978. Throughout her long career, she had a special interest in rural and small public libraries. This scholarship is available to any library employee working in a Wisconsin community with a current population of 5,000 or less who is planning to attend a workshop, conference, or a continuing education program within or outside Wisconsin. Applicants will be evaluated on the following criteria: need and desire for the award, employment responsibilities, and potential to contribute to rural librarianship.