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Veldor Kopitzke Scholarship Grant

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE FOX VALLEY

Funding Amount

US $800

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Veldor Kopitzke Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region
Amount: US $800
Last Updated: December 15, 2025

Summary

The Veldor Kopitzke Scholarship, established in 2004, supports students pursuing degrees in Business or Economics at UW institutions. Named after a dedicated community member and Professor Emeritus of Economics, this scholarship awards $800, non-renewable, for the fall semester. To maintain eligibility, students must register as full-time students in their chosen fields. This scholarship honors Professor Kopitzke's commitment to education and community service.

Overview

Veldor Kopitzke Scholarship Background: Veldor Kopitzke was a Professor Emeritus of Economics for the University of Wisconsin System. Professor Kopitzke was active in his community throughout his life, serving on many professional organizations. Following his retirement to Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, he remained an active member of his community as a member of Christ Lutheran Church, VFW Post 10483, Kiwanis Club of HSV, and the HSV Democratic Club. Professor Kopitzke established this scholarship in 2004 to support students seeking a career in Business or Economics Award Amount: One $800 non-renewable scholarship award payable for the fall semester. Loss of Eligibility: Failure to register as a full-time student pursuing an Economics or Business degree at a UW institution.

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