SCARLET & Grateful
| Endowed Scholarship Funds
The University Women’s Club supports three scholarship funds which are administered by The Ohio State University Office of Scholarship and Student Support. The UWC has been supporting deserving students through our endowed scholarship funds for the past 67 years. UWC scholarships have been awarded to students who reside in Ohio and 14 surrounding states. Since 1989, 600 scholarships have been awarded to deserving OSU students. The graduation rate of students supported by UWC scholarships is 100 percent.
Scholarship Funding Opportunities
To assist in growing these scholarship funds, donations can be made to the UWC at any time. Think about establishing a memorial for any occasion–giving in memory of or in honor of a special person or event. Your gift is tax deductible. We deeply appreciate the generosity of our friends, donors, and members. Your contributions make it possible for the UWC to continue supporting deserving OSU students.
Supporting OSU Students – It’s A Tradition.
The UWC of Ohio State Scholarship Fund
Established by the Club in July 1979, this fund provides scholarships based on academic achievement and financial need for undergraduate students enrolled at the OSU Columbus campus. Particular attention is given to female students.
The UWC of Ohio State Scholarship honoring Marjorie K. Fawcett
The University Women’s Club established this scholarship in March 1971 in honor of Marjorie Fawcett, wife of then-President Novice G. Fawcett, in appreciation of her inspiration and assistance to the Club. Mrs. Fawcett was vital in the establishment of Buckeye Bargains. The scholarships provide funds for junior and senior women enrolled at the OSU Columbus campus, and are distributed based on academic performance and financial need.
The Nina Weigel Music Scholarship Fund
This fund was established September 1951 in memory of Nina Weigel, wife of Music Department Dean Eugene J. Weigel. Scholarships are given to undergraduate female students who are ranked as either a Junior or Senior, having a grade point average of 2.75 or better, shows promise of leadership in music, and appears as a guest artist once year for the Music Interest Group.
