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Financial Aid - Service Scholarships

Emory & Henry is committed to engaging our students in the kind of service that builds citizenship and communities. We believe that as a college, we have the power to not only change the lives of our students, but to change the lives of those who come in contact with our students. Through a series of service scholarships given by the Appalachian Center for Community Service, we encourage students to commit to serving their neighbors at Emory & Henry and beyond.

Bonner Scholars Program
Established in 1991 by the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation, Inc., of Princeton, New Jersey, the Bonner Scholars Program is the premier service scholarship program at Emory & Henry. The Bonner Program offers 80 scholarships annually in return for eight hours of direct community service and two hours of reflection and participation in enrichment events per week. The breakdown of the scholarship over a four-year period is as follows:

First Year	$2,450
First Summer	2,500
Sophomore Year	2,450
Second Summer	2,500
Junior Year	2,450
Senior Year	2,450
Loan Reduction Grant (upon graduation)	1,600
Total	$16,400

In addition to the $16,400 Bonner Scholarship, Emory & Henry agrees to meet 100% of a student's financial need through other scholarships, grants and loans.

Contact:
Tal Stanley, Director, Bonner Scholarship Program, and the Appalachian Center for Community Service
Email: tastanle@ehc.edu

First-year students with a ranking in the upper 40 percent of their high school graduating class and an expected family contribution of $7,500 or less are eligible to participate in the Bonner Scholars Program. Applications may be obtained from the Office of Admissions or the Appalachian Center for Community Service.

Appalachian Center Associates Program
The Appalachian Center Associates Program awards up to 10 students a renewable yearly scholarship of $1,200 per year in return for six hours of community service per week. Students may choose their service sites. Recent sites have included E&H Tutoring, Afternoon Academy, and Valley Health Care Center, a nearby longterm care facility for the elderly.
Contact:
Gloria Surber
Email: gwsurber@ehc.edu