for New Students - Rockland Community College

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2014
SCHOLARSHIPS
for New Students
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July 7, 2014
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submission deadline
Rockland Community College
Your FIRST CHOICE!
STUDENT SUCCESS IS A PRIORITY
WIDE RANGE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
“RCC is like a close-knit family where everyone knows you
personally. The faculty gave me the encouragement to
overcome the obstacles I faced.”
- Joyce Ewings, Occupational Therapy Assistant
“RCC helped me reach my goal of a career in aeronautics.”
- Binoy Varughese, PhD, manager,
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Rockland offers 50 degree and certificate programs in the
humanities, social sciences, arts, technologies, business,
STEM and more.
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Services to ensure student success include Academic
Advisement, Career Services, childcare, Veterans Services,
Accessibility Services, Tutoring, and more.
“By earning my degree at RCC and then transferring to
Cornell, I saved two years off the cost of an Ivy League
degree. The education at Rockland definitely matched
Cornell’s caliber.”
- David Carlucci, NY State Senator
“The quality of teaching I experienced at RCC was among the
highest I’ve ever received in any institution I’ve attended.”
–Chana Sable Gelman, MD,
graduate of Harvard and Cornell
RCC’s faculty includes acclaimed poets, actors, scientists,
literary critics and artists. With an average class size of 22,
classes are small and personal.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
“The highlight of my time at RCC was my internship with
Jonathan Demme’s film production company.”
- Lauren Dellolio, model
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The excellent value offered by community colleges has been
widely acknowledged in the Wall St. Journal, Money and the
New York Times. Financial aid and scholarships make it even
more affordable. Tuition: $2,088/semester full-time or $174/
credit part-time. (NYS residents, subject to change).
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OUTSTANDING FACULTY
GREAT VALUE
FLEXIBILITY
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“The options offered by RCC, such as taking courses online or
on weekends, allowed me to continue working to support my
family while training to become a nurse.”
- Valerie Kozma
There are many ways you can take courses towards your degree
including day/evenings, weekends and online.
EXCELLENT TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES
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“I enrolled at RCC to improve my chances of transferring to a
top college. I earned my bachelor’s from Georgetown and two
master’s degrees from Yale.”
- Dr. Christopher McManus, epidemiologist
Most RCC graduates transfer to four-year colleges. RCC
graduates can also earn their bachelor’s degrees from SUNY
Cobleskill or Purchase on the RCC campus.
RICH CAMPUS LIFE, DIVERSE STUDENT BODY
“RCC was a fun environment. It gave me my first acting
experience, including my first stage kiss!.”
- Lawrence St. Victor, actor,
(Guiding Light)
Outside the classroom, students participate in more than
40 clubs, athletics, student government, publications and
volunteerism, and have access to the pool and weight room.
Internship students earn credit towards their degree while
gaining hands-on experience at companies such as Cablevision,
CBS, Madison Square Garden, Prudential Securities, Walt
Disney and more.
NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED
HONORS PROGRAM
“I transferred from RCC’s Honors Program to Harvard on full
scholarship. RCC prepared me for the rigorous academics at
Harvard.”
- Monica Ganssle, attorney
RCC’s challenging Honors Program for qualified students
provides a springboard to Ivy League and other outstanding
colleges. Info: sunyrockland.edu/go/honors
CHOOSE RCC! ENROLL TODAY
Rockland Community College
145 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901
Admissions 1-800-RCC-SOON
[email protected]
www.sunyrockland.edu
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NEW STUDENTS
1. Alumni Association Scholarship
One (1) 1-year Full Tuition Scholarship*
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College Foundation Scholarship Committee
One (1) one-year, full tuition scholarship for a child or sibling of an alumnus who will be attending Rockland Community College on a full-time basis. The parent or sibling must be an alumnus of R
ockland Community College. Student/Applicant must plan to enroll at Rockland Community College for the following academic year.
Education Credit***
2. Anthony A. Amoros Memorial Scholarship
Up to (2) $500 Scholarship
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College Scholarship Committee
In memory of Anthony A. Amoros, a graduate of North Rockland High School who attended Rockland Community College. Student must be a graduate of North Rockland High School and enrolled in the RCC Automotive Program in the fall. Education Credit***
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3. Art Department Faculty Scholarship
One (1) $500 Scholarship
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College Art Faculty
This Art Department scholarship for an entering freshman will be awarded to a promising art student who is interested in pursuing an art degree. Announcement of the scholarship made through the Rockland Art Educators Association and area high schools. Education Credit***
Five (5) $ 800 Scholarship
Established in memory of Arthur Mikayelian, a long-time resident of Rockland County who believed that one should
not only live in a community, but also be an active member of that community. This memorial s cholarship is for a newly entering student who graduated from a Rockland County public school. The student m
ust have maintained an 80 unweighted average and have participated in community service for at least a two-year period during their high school career. Preference may be given (but is not limited to) a child or sibling of a military veteran or police officer. Only current high school seniors may apply for this scholarship. Education Credit***
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4. Arthur Mikayelian Memorial Scholarship
5. Clarke Osborn Scholarship
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One (1) $500.00 Scholarship
Selection Authority: RCC Foundation Scholarship Committee
Created by former Suffern High School DARE Officer and current Suffern Police Chief, Clarke Osborn, to honor the memory of Kevin Osborn of the Town of Ramapo Police Department. To provide financial assistance to a graduate
of Suffern Senior High School who has demonstrated the potential to be accademically successful at the college level and has a history of community service. Letter of recommendation from High School Guidance Counselor required. This scholarship was funded by the Vincent Crotty Memorial Foundation. Education Credit***
6. Danielle Marie Schweizer Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is given in memory of Danielle Marie Schweizer to give recognition to disabled students for their
efforts in
overcoming their obstacles. It will be awarded to a student who has overcome a physical or a cademic obstacle. The student must have been involved in a sport for a high school or community team, been active in community service and * Full tuition = Cost of up to 18 credits per semester.
*** TAP recipients may have their scholarship applied as educational credit (eg. books, supplies, transportation).
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7. Dr. Arlene Clinkscale Trustee Scholarship
Established by Dr. Arlene Clinkscale, a former East Ramapo Central School District Teacher and Administrator, to provide support to an underrepresented student from the East Ramapo Central School District who has demonstrated through academic and community service activities, the determination to be a successful student. Education Credit***
8. Fletcher Scholarship Trust Fund
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Three (3) 1-year Full Tuition Scholarship*
The Fletcher Scholarship was established in memory of Rockland County resident Milton Fletcher to benefit graduates of Rockland County high schools who wish to pursue a college education. The c ourse of study must be purposeful and have an intended goal that will be socially useful. All applicants must be graduates of a Rockland County high school and residents of Rockland County for at least one year. Applicants must not be recipients of public assistance but must demonstrate financial need as determined by Rockland Community College’s Financial Aid staff. The Fletcher Fund shall provide a full tuition scholarship to attend Rockland Community College for one year.
(Applicants must complete a Financial Aid (FAFSA) Application available in Financial Aid)
Tuition or Education Credit***
9. Heinz Ahlmeyer Memorial Scholarship
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College in conjunction with friends of Heinz Ahlmeyer
This scholarship honors the memory of Heinz Ahlmeyer, First Lieutenant United States Marine C
orps, a Pearl River resident and former student at Rockland Community College, for his ultimate sacrifice for our country during the Vietnam War. Heinz was co-captain of the 1963 wrestling team and a m
ember of the soccer team while at Rockland Community College. Applicants must be graduates of Pearl River High School, active participants in athletics and must have been involved in community service. The recipient must have a minimum high school GPA of 2.5.
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Up to (10) $500 Scholarship
Selection Authority: Dennis Dale and MTS Honors Program Coordinator
Selection Authority: Dennis Dale and MTS Honors Program Coordinator
This scholarship will be awarded to a student from each of the 10 public high schools in Rockland County. Clarkstown North, Clarkstown South, Nanuet, North Rockland, Nyack, Pearl River, Ramapo, Spring Valley, Suffern and Tappan Zee. Student must graduate in the top 10% of their graduating class, and have been accepted to the RCC Sam Draper Mentor/Talented Student Honors program. Student shall receive $500 each semester for two consecutive years providing they maintain a 3.00 GPA each semester. Upon graduation from RCC, each of the ten (10) students shall receive a $500 award to the Bursar at their transfer institution. Education Credit**
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10. H.W. Wilson Foundation Scholarship
11. Isaac Raisman Memorial Scholarship
Two (2) $450.00 Scholarship
Selection Authority: Raisman Family and The M/TS Honors Coordinator
The Isaac Raisman Memorial Scholarship was created by the Raisman Family to honor the life of their beloved son and brother Isaac. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage a high school junior who is seeking new challenges and interested in expanding their horizons beyond the high school experience. The prospective scholarship recipient MUST be an early admit student entering the Sam Draper Mentor/Talented Student Honors Program for Fall 2014.
* * Full tuition = Cost of up to 18 credits per semester.
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12. Key Bank Scholarship
Five (5) $1000 Scholarship*
Established by Key Bank to provide educational assistance to one high school student from each of the five towns (Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, Ramapo and Stony Point) in Rockland County and attending Rockland Community College in the fall. Students must be permanent residents of New York State, have a minimum grade average of 80 (C+/B-), and be in good standing from their local high school and have a history of community involvement. Financial need may be taken into account. Education Credit***
13. Dr. Michael Lippe Memorial Scholarship I
One (1) $550.00 Education credit for books and supplies
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College EMS Faculty
To honor the memory of Dr. Michael Lippe, his 26 year career as an Emergency Physician and his belief that first responders play a pivotal role in saving lives. Must be a new student majoring in Emergency Medical Services.
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14. Dr. Michael Lippe Memorial Scholarship II
One (1) $550.00 Education credit
Selection Authority: Rockland Community College EMS Faculty
To honor the memory of Dr. Michael Lippe, his 26 year career as an Emergency Physician and his belief that first responders play a pivotal role in saving lives. Must be a graduate of a Rockland County high school with a minimum high school GPA of 2.5 and be a new student majoring in Emergency Medical Services.
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15. North Rockland High School Alumni Scholarship
16. Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation Scholarship
One (1) Two year award, up to $2200 per year Scholarship
Selection Authority: Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation Scholarship Committee
This scholarship was created to honor the cultural richness of the Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation a nd its impact
on Rockland County. This scholarship is for a newly entering student who graduated from a local high school. The student must have demonstrated participation in community service activities. P
reference will be given to a student whose activities were tribal related. Only current high school seniors may a pply for this award. The student applicant MUST complete a current FAFSA application, and grant aid will be used in the determination of the scholarship. Education Credit***
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Selection Authority: Rockland Community College Scholarship Committee This scholarship was created to honor the partnership between North Rockland High School and R
ockland Community College to create a community of learners. Awarded to a deserving alumnus w
ishing to pursue higher education at Rockland Community College. Education Credit***
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* * Full tuition = Cost of up to 18 credits per semester.
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17. Robert J. Schweizer Jr. Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is given in memory of Robert J. Schweizer Jr., a 1996 graduate of Monroe Woodbury Senior High School and a member of their varsity baseball team. This scholarship is for a newly e ntering high school graduate who played varsity baseball. Student must have strong history of community service. Education Credit***
18. Dr. Sonya & Milton Shapiro Scholarship
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One (1) $500 Education Credit
Established by Dr. Sonya Shapiro, a former East Ramapo Central School District Leader. To be awarded to an East Ramapo Central School District student, who will be the first in his/her family to attend college. The student must have demonstrated the potential to be academically successful at the college level by having a minimum GPA
of 75 for three years High School and have a history of community service. Student must file a 2014/2015 FAFSA application and demonstrate need. Letter from High School Guidance Counselor required. Education Credit***
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19. The Danny Todd Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was created to honor the memory of Danny Todd, child of RCC alumnus Chuck Todd.
This scholarship is for a newly entering student with a disability who desires to complete a college degree. Education Credit***
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20. The Vincent Crotty Memorial Scholarship
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This scholarship was created to honor the memory of Vincent Crotty, a Suffern High School student. It will provide financial assistance to a graduating Suffern High School Senior who has demonstrated strong commitment to his/her community with outstanding service. Education Credit***
* Full tuition = Cost of up to 18 credits per semester.
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Application For New Students Entering Rockland Community College
Submission DEADLINE: July 7, 2014
Student Information:
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Students are defined here as current high school seniors completing course work at their high school, at Rockland Community College (early admit) or
new adult students who have never attended college. No applicant may have completed more than nine college credits at any college or university. This
scholarship application is required for all scholarships listed in this booklet. Individual scholarships may require additional applications or documentation
or earlier deadlines and are so noted. There will be no exceptions to the application requirements or to the deadlines listed. Scholarships not awarded may
be distributed at a later date at the discretion of the Rockland Community College Scholarship Committee.
1. Both sides of the application, the recommendation form, copies of your high school transcript and, if applicable, copies of college transcripts, and supporting documents must be submitted by July 7, 2014 to Rockland Community College, Financial Aid, 145 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901.
2. If any scholarship specifies financial need, then a 2014/2015 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be on file with Financial Aid in order to be considered for that scholarship. For information visit www.fafsa.ed.gov or the RCC Financial Aid, Technology Center, Room 8141.
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Rockland County Resident? ❏ Yes
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Have you applied to Rockland Community College for the Fall 2014 semester?
Intended Program of study at Rockland Community College:
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❏ No
Date of HS graduation:
❏ Full-time
❏ Part-time
Expected date of graduation from Rockland Community College:
Other colleges attended (if any) and number of credits completed:
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Are you the child or sibling of a Rockland Community College alumnus? ❏ Yes
❏ No
If yes, name of alumnus & year of graduation:
Please check the scholarships you are applying for:
p 1. Alumni Association Scholarship
p 2. Anthony A. Amoros Scholarship
p 3. Art Department Faculty Scholarship
p 4. Arthur Mikayelian Memorial Scholarship
p 5. Clarke Osborn Scholarship
p 6. Danielle Marie Schweizer Scholarship
p 7. Dr. Arlene Clinkscale Trustee Scholarship
p 8. Fletcher Scholarship Trust Fund
p 9. Heinz Ahlmeyer Memorial Scholarship
p 10. H.W. Wilson Foundation Scholarship
p 11. Issac Raisman Memorial Scholarship
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12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Key Bank Scholarship
Dr. Michael Lippe Memorial Scholarship I
Dr. Michael Lippe Memorial Scholarship II
North Rockland High School Alumni Scholarship
Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation Scholarship
Robert J. Schweizer Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Sonya & Milton Shapiro Scholarship
The Danny Todd Memorial Scholarship
The Vincent Crotty Memorial Scholarship
Rockland Community College does not discriminate on the basis of age, alienage, color, creed, disability, gender/sex, marital status, national origin, race, religion,
sexual orientation or veteran status in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management, Technology Center, 145 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901 • 845-574-4206
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Applicant’s Name
If space provided in any section is inadequate, you may continue on additional sheets of paper using the same format.
DO NOT repeat information already reported on the application form.
Your name and address should be included on all attachments.
ACTIVITIES, AWARDS AND HONORS
I. ACTIVITY
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List all community activities in which you have participated without pay during the past year (e.g., volunteer at school, civic or cultural organizations). Note
all special awards, honors and offices held.
Number of Years Participated
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III. OFFICES HELD
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PERSONAL STATEMENT
You must attach a personal statement describing outstanding qualities and interesting characteristics about yourself that would help the
committee know you better, including goals, aspirations or special circumstances that have affected you.
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Recommendation Form
This form should be completed by a teacher or guidance counselor.
Please return this form completed by July 7, 2014 or the date notated on the scholarship description to:
Rockland Community College, Financial Aid, 145 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901.
PART I: To be completed by the applicant.
Name of Applicant:________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Evaluator’s full name, title and organization:_______________________________________________________________________________
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PART II: To be completed by evaluator.
The above mentioned individual is applying for a Rockland Community College new student scholarship. We would appreciate your assessment of the
applicant’s attributes with which you are familiar. You may attach additional comments in support of the applicant.
1. Basis and extent of your acquaintance with the applicant.
Academic interest and motivation
Capacity for independent study
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2. Please indicate the applicant’s academic attributes.
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Ability to adapt to new or unstructured circumstances
Self-reliance/independence
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RCC FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT
The Rockland Community College Foundation is a nonprofit charitable institution
that responds to the educational needs and aspirations of the people of
Rockland County by assisting Rockland Community College.
The Foundation provides financial assistance to the College for the continuing
development of its students, staff, faculty and programs of the College.
The Foundation helps the College address several needs that have a significant
educational and community impact that would not be met without private funds.
FOUNDATION
Executive Board Members
Eric Black
Brian Cameron
Jerry Donnellan, ‘66
Walter Fiedler Howard Hellman, ‘72
John Piccininni Robert Schelin, PhD Patty Maloney-Titland
John Wickes
Lenore R. Buonocore
John A. DeCicco
Eric Dranoff, Esq.
Walter Goldman
Clarke Osborn, ‘92
Ricky Sanchez, ‘97
Richard W. Syrek
Michel Vilson, ‘71
Alden H. Wolfe, Esq.
Senior Administration
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Mitchell Gusler, Chair
Kenneth Helman, ‘93, Vice Chair
Dennis J. Dale, Treasurer
Mark Acker, Secretary
James W. Tarpey, Past Chair
Cliff L. Wood, EdD, President, RCC
Lorraine Sorrentino, Finance Officer
FOUNDATION
Board Members
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Arlene Clinkscale, LHD, Chair 
Martin Wortendyke, Vice Chair 
Mary Lou Dillon, Secretary 
Gerold M. Bierker
MariEllyn Dykstra Donnellan
D. Penny Jennings, LPD 
Susan Oelkers-Ramos
Joseph Rand 
Samantha Wertheim, Student Trustee
Cliff L. Wood, EdD
President
Susan Deer, PhD
Provost & Vice President of Academic Affairs & Student Services
Nayyer Hussain, PhD
Vice President of Finance & Administration
Roger W. Davis, EdD
Associate Vice President of Instruction & Academic Services
Thomas Della Torre
Associate Vice President of Academic & Community Partnerships
College Scholarship
Committee
Associate Vice President of Finance / Controller
Elissa Silverstein, Chair
James Siegel, PhD
Paula From
Jeanette Geller
Gale Latkovic
Sarah Levy
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Janna Liberant
Joe Planck
Josephine Tarsia
Susan Twomey
Joseph Marra
Associate Vice President of Student Development
Dana Stilley
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management

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