IUIN-Daniel Nutzel Memorial Scholarship (Liberal Arts)

Overview:

This scholarship has been established in memory of Dr. Daniel Nutzel, former German professor and Director of the Max Kade German-American Center at IU Indianapolis to honor his contributions to the German Program at IUI and the German-American community of Indiana. The scholarship supports undergraduate or graduate students with a proven interest in German American Studies and provides the recipient the opportunity to work in a professional internship over the course of one semester or over the summer. The professional internship will provide hands-on learning experiences in community institutions with a German-American tie.

Eligibility:

Applicants must:

• Be full or part-time junior or senior undergraduate students enrolled with a major or minor in German, or a graduate student with a proven interest in German-American studies
• Have a record of academic excellence as demonstrated by a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale
• Submit additional application materials
• Preference will be given to student interns with German language skills currently involved in non-profit organizations with German-American connections or students who have demonstrated interest in the German-American non-profit sector.

Additional application materials include:

• Student’s resume and transcript;
• Personal statement of interest in the field of German or German-American Studies;
• Two letters of recommendation (for German Majors or Minors: one letter must be from a German professor).

Awarding:*

This scholarship will be awarded and disbursed in the upcoming academic year.

Renewability:

This scholarship is not renewable.