Nolan Family Foundation Scholarship 2020

Nolan Family Foundation Scholarship 2023

The James & Theresa Nolan Family Foundation Scholarship was established to memorialize Jim Nolan, who took an ethical stand on a business matter at great cost to himself. As a result of his professional ethics, Nolan was ostracized by colleagues and remained isolated in his efforts to maintain moral integrity in his workplace. It would have taken only a few others with the courage to speak out to change the course of events. Tragically, Jim died before the trial that finally vindicated his actions by a judge and a jury of 13 who found in his favor.
Applications are due

Friday, June 30, 2023

by 5:00 pm EST

and are only accepted electronically by submitting this form

Preview and print your application as proof of submission.
One college-aged student (graduating high school senior or current college student) will receive a one-time scholarship of $5,000 to their enrolling college/university. The scholarship will be awarded based on GPA (3.0 or higher), references, and quality of essay.

Each applicant must be/have a parent or grandparent who is a corporate member in good standing as of July 1st of the current year [Member has been on the SEPC membership roster for at least 12 months and has personally attended at least one event (Southern Exposure and/or Southern Innovations) within the last 12 months]. Immediate family members may apply if the active member is part of a corporate membership. Members who have individual memberships are not eligible. Each applicant must be enrolled as a full-time student (minimum 12 semester hours).
Before completing this form make sure you have the following:

1. Unofficial college or high school transcripts

2. SEPC Member Name & Membership Number

3. College/University Student ID Number, current major, & GPA

4. College/University Address where the scholarship funds should be sent

5. SAT and/or ACT scores

6. Enrollment verification from College/University

7. Two Letters of Recommendation

8. Community Involvement description

9. 500-1000 word essay on the importance of ethics, describing a situation where doing the right thing was difficult, but you did so in spite of the cost; also include your thoughts on ethical lessons learned from your experience and how these lessons can be applied to corporate America.

This form must be completed at time of submission; it cannot be saved and returned to later. Questions should be directed to the SEPC office at (877)720-SEPC or email scholarships@seproducecouncil.com.
Student Name*

First NameLast Name
Student Date of Birth*
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Student Phone Number*
Student Email*
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Student Permanent Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

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Student Headshot*

Please submit a photo of yourself (no group pictures please) to be used in publications if you are the winner.
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SEPC Member Name*

First NameLast Name
What relationship is the SEPC member to the scholarship applicant?*

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SEPC Membership Number*
SEPC Member Company Name*
SEPC Member Email*
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Applicant is currently a*

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Name of College/University where scholarship check should be mailed*
College/University Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

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Which office should receive the scholarship check? Please check with your College/University to ensure monies are mailed to the correct location.*

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College Student ID #*
Major *
Current GPA *
Current SAT &/or ACT scores*

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Current Transcripts*

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College/University Enrollment Verification*

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Two (2) Letters of Recommendation*

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Community Involvement Description (Briefly describe your community involvement)*

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500-1000 word essay on the importance of ethics, describing a situation where doing the right thing was difficult, but you did so in spite of the cost; also include your thoughts on ethical lessons learned from your experience and how these lessons can be applied to corporate America.*

Word Doc files only. Only the body of the essay will be counted towards the word count. Titles, names, dates, etc will not be counted.
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Nolan Family Foundation Scholarship 2023