The Jack Trice Scholarship honors the legacy of John G. Trice, the first African American athlete at Iowa State College, who tragically passed away due to injuries sustained during a football game in 1923. This scholarship reflects Trice’s values of community, family, and education, supporting students as they pursue higher education. The $2,300 scholarship is open to students entering a college, university, or trade school in fall semester following the submission deadline.
Scholarship Details
- $2,300 scholarship award.
- Open to students entering college, university, or trade school in the fall.
Eligibility Criteria
- High school seniors pursuing higher education or trade school in the fall.
This scholarship is for students entering college/university or trade school in the Fall. There is an essay requirement based on the letter that Jack Trice wrote the night before his final football game.
Application Process
- Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for this scholarship.
- Complete the application form and provide any required materials by the specified deadline.
- Optional: Provide information regarding gender, ethnic origin, and race for post-scholarship reporting (this will not affect the selection process but may increase eligibility for additional scholarships).
- Submit the application.
If selected, you will be asked for documentation to support the data you provide. Likewise, all correspondence and award agreements will be generated from the personal information submitted below. So, please use proper spelling, capitalization and punctuation.