James R. Meehl Memorial Scholarship Grant

North East Community Foundation

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

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Grant Type

Foundation

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Other requirements

  • Must be a graduating North East High School senior pursuing a post-secondary degree at a four-year college or university and and pursuing a degree in a science-related field (including physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, pre-medicine, or a related discipline)Must be a member of the NEHS…
  • Must be a member of a varsity sport.

Overview

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Scholarships
Through the generosity of members of the community, The North East Community Foundation has been helping make students’ dreams come true. Scholarships are awarded annually, in varying amounts.
James Meehl was a lifelong resident of North East, owner of Eureka Electrical Products, and a founding member of Lakeview Country Club. He excelled in academics and graduated from Cornell University with a degree in mechanical engineering.
This scholarship is renewable for four years.

Eligibility

Must be a graduating North East High School senior pursuing a post-secondary degree at a four-year college or university and and pursuing a degree in a science-related field (including physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, pre-medicine, or a related discipline)Must be a member of the NEHS National Honor Society.
Must be a member of a varsity sport.

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Education
  • STEM education
  • K-12 schools

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