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Are you studying a string instrument?
Are you participating in a required internship anywhere in the country?
Are you participating in an unpaid internship?
Are you a current enrolled member of the UM Black Student Union group?
Are you working on project that uses GIS as part of your Thesis or Dissertation research?
Are you participating in an experiential learning opportunity? Answer "Yes" if you will be participating in an experiential learning opportunity in an upcoming semester.
Are you a member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity?
Do you have an interest in women’s issues or service to the developmentally disabled?
Are you participating in the Food Systems Leadership Project?
Are you a participating member of the University of Montana Esports Team? This will be verified, prior to selection.
Are you conducting research related to criminology or participating in credit-bearing internships related to criminology?
Are you studying a woodwind instrument?
Have you been employed at UM IT for at least one semester?
Are you a non-traditional student who experienced a gap of five years of more in the pursuit of higher educaton?
Are you the child of a Montana soldier that died in the line of duty or as a result of wounds sustained during military service?
Are you a Social Work student pursuing the Licensed Addiction Counselor Credential (LAC) track in the School of Social Work?
Will you be participating in the Summer PEAS Farm Internship program?
Are you planning on doing a research project related to criminology or participating in credit-bearing internship related to criminology?
OPTIONAL: Are you from Montana?
OPTIONAL: Are you Native American?
Are you a graduate student working on a wilderness research project? If you are an undergraduate student, please skip question.
Are you currently serving or have served as a wilderness ranger in the U.S. Forest Service Region 2?
Are you an Environmental Studies student studying in the emphasis area of sustainable food and farming systems and/or food sovereignty?
Are you studying or interested in American archeology and/or ethnobotany?
Who is your pre-medical advisor?
Are you a member of the woodwind, string, or saxophone ensembles?
Please list the number of hours of pre-professional job shadowing you have completed. Include the type(s) of pre-professional health providers you have shadowed.
Are you pursuing a Master's degree or Doctorate in the upcoming academic year? Such as applying to Law School or pursuing a master's in business administration (MBA), or a Ph.D.
I am currently a poet in the first or second year of the M.F.A. program in the Creative Writing Program at UM.
Will you be a first time freshman next fall? A first time freshman means that your most recent academic experience is high school. Advanced Placement or Dual credits taken as a high school student still qualifies you as a first time freshmen. If you graduated high school and have since enrolled at a college/university, then you are not a first time freshman.
Have you served as an AmeriCorps or VISTA member? If the answer is "no", you are not eligible for this scholarship.
Are you studing oboe, bassoon or saxophone?
Are you from Great Falls or eastern surrounding rural area?
Are you a NEW Incoming Freshman interested in applying to the Davidson Honors College and/or the Presidential Leadership Scholarship? If yes, be sure to visit the Davidson Honors College External Opportunity when logging on to the UM Scholarship Portal or at: www.dhc.umt.edu The Davidson Honors College Application will require each student to complete The DHC Application in one session providing:
Basic biographical information, information about your academic background and achievements, an electronic copy of your unofficial transcript(s), a short statement (300 words) about your academic interests, and a brief essay of 600-1,000 words on one of two topics. https://dhc.umt.edu/
Please list the number of hours of pre-professional job shadowing you have completed. Include the type(s) of pre-professional health providers you have shadowed.
