THE LIVINGSTON WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
INFORMATION FOR THE 2025 SCHOOL YEAR:
This year the club decided to give out 2 college scholarships worth $3,000 each.
INFORMATION FOR THE 2025 SCHOOL YEAR:
This year the club decided to give out 2 college scholarships worth $3,000 each.
HUMAN SERVICES SCHOLARSHIP 2025
(This scholarship is intended for seniors planning to attend A FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY, NOT A COMMUNITY COLLEGE.)
APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTED BY MARCH 14th, 2025.
OFFERED BY: LIVINGSTON WOMEN’S CLUB
The Livingston Women’s Club is pleased to offer one year scholarships to a graduating senior from a Livingston County Public High School or Charter High School. Two $3,000 scholarships will be awarded to seniors entering a college or university who are planning to enter the field of human services. The following criteria will be considered in choosing the recipients. If any item from the list is missing, your application will not be considered.
He/She:
• Must be a permanent resident of Livingston County.
• Must include a high school transcript which shows a GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Must be accepted at a university, college or trade/tech school entering a field
of human services.
• Must submit two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from
someone affiliated with the applicant’s community service.
• Must submit a 500 word essay entitled “Why I Have Chosen A Career In
Human Services”.
• Must submit a resume including community service, extra curricular activities,
Academic or Civic Honors, and work experience.
The Scholarship check will be payable to the recipient’s university.
The winner of the scholarship will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Livingston Women’s Club. If no applicant is considered acceptable, the scholarship will be retained by the Livingston Women’s Club.
If you have questions, please contact:
Kathy Brownlee, Chairperson 734-878-3362 [email protected] Scholarship Committee
10410 Elizabeth St., Pinckney, MI 48169
OFFERED BY: LIVINGSTON WOMEN’S CLUB
The Livingston Women’s Club is pleased to offer one year scholarships to a graduating senior from a Livingston County Public High School or Charter High School. Two $3,000 scholarships will be awarded to seniors entering a college or university who are planning to enter the field of human services. The following criteria will be considered in choosing the recipients. If any item from the list is missing, your application will not be considered.
He/She:
• Must be a permanent resident of Livingston County.
• Must include a high school transcript which shows a GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Must be accepted at a university, college or trade/tech school entering a field
of human services.
• Must submit two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from
someone affiliated with the applicant’s community service.
• Must submit a 500 word essay entitled “Why I Have Chosen A Career In
Human Services”.
• Must submit a resume including community service, extra curricular activities,
Academic or Civic Honors, and work experience.
The Scholarship check will be payable to the recipient’s university.
The winner of the scholarship will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Livingston Women’s Club. If no applicant is considered acceptable, the scholarship will be retained by the Livingston Women’s Club.
If you have questions, please contact:
Kathy Brownlee, Chairperson 734-878-3362 [email protected] Scholarship Committee
10410 Elizabeth St., Pinckney, MI 48169
SKILLED TRADES/TECHNOLOGY TUITION ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIP 2025
We are also offering another scholarship this year called Skilled Trades/Technology Tuition Assistance and it is for $1,000.
The Livingston Women's Club believes skilled trades and technology professionals are important and essential to the well-being citizens in our community. Therefore we would like to offer $1,000 in tuition assistance for one year to a graduating senior who resides in Livingston County for the purpose of advancing their career. The check will be written to the school or training center of the recipient's choice.
The following criteria will be considered in choosing the recipient.
• Must submit a completed information sheet which includes name, address, phone number, parent/guardian’s names, and high school name.
• Must submit a completed application questionnaire (see attached)
• Must submit two letters of recommendation - One from a trade class teacher and one adult who knows you personally, not a relative.
• Must submit a transcript of your grades from your high school.
If any item from this list is missing in your submission, your application will not be considered. The recipient of the tuition assistance will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Livingston Women’s Club. If no applicant is considered acceptable, the tuition assistance will be retained by the LWC.
The Livingston Women's Club believes skilled trades and technology professionals are important and essential to the well-being citizens in our community. Therefore we would like to offer $1,000 in tuition assistance for one year to a graduating senior who resides in Livingston County for the purpose of advancing their career. The check will be written to the school or training center of the recipient's choice.
The following criteria will be considered in choosing the recipient.
• Must submit a completed information sheet which includes name, address, phone number, parent/guardian’s names, and high school name.
• Must submit a completed application questionnaire (see attached)
• Must submit two letters of recommendation - One from a trade class teacher and one adult who knows you personally, not a relative.
• Must submit a transcript of your grades from your high school.
If any item from this list is missing in your submission, your application will not be considered. The recipient of the tuition assistance will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Livingston Women’s Club. If no applicant is considered acceptable, the tuition assistance will be retained by the LWC.
2025 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The Livingston Women's Club is pleased and honored to announce this year's Human Services Scholarship recipients. They are:
1) Kayla Archey is from Brighton High School pursuing a career in Biomedical Engineering focusing on robotic surgery and artificial organs and limbs. She will be attending Michigan State University.
2) Natalie Everett from Hartland High School is planning to become a Special Education teacher and will be attending Bowling Green State University where she has been accepted into the College of Education and Human Development.
Congratulations to our 2 scholarship winners that were awarded $3,000 each this year!
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2024: Gabrielle Bolitho, from Brighton High School. She will be attending the University of Michigan to pursue a nursing career.
Audrey Hertz, from Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy. She will be attending Michigan State University to take classes in Electrical Engineering.
Skilled Trades/Technology Scholarship to:
Katie Nelson from Brighton High School. She will be attending ATP Flight School to become a Commercial Pilot.
2023: MADISON ARMSTRONG, A HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR WHO WILL BE WORKING TOWARD A PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT CAREER. SHE PLANS TO ATTEND LAWRENCE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN THE FALL
SYDNEY SCHIMMEL FROM HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL. SHE WILL BE ATTENDING EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PURSUING AN EDUCATION TOWARDS A PSYCHOLOGY DEGREE.
2022: Kelsey Phelps - Charyl Stockwell Academy with an interest in Neuroscience and becoming a Physician Assistant at Saginaw Valley State University
Samantha Derry - Howell High School with an interest in Psychology at U of M
2021: Camille Chandler - Howell High School with an interest in pediatric psychology
Grace Elliott - Pinckney High School with an interest in a child life specialist
2020: Olivia Diakantonis - Howell High School with an interest in pharmacology at MSU
Emma Gruber - Hartland High School with an interest in Special Education/Speech at Grand Valley State University
2019: Olivia Smtih - Brighton High School with an interest in obstetrics/midwifery at U of M
Haley Hunter - Howell High School with an interest in Optometry at Ferris State
2018: Devin Rocha - Hartland High School with an interest in Social Work at WMU
Teaghan Germane - Hartland High School with an interest in Nursing at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University
2017: Rachael Stohlin - Howell High School with an interest in OBGYN and Nutrition at MSU
Olivia Harvey - Pinckney High School with an interest in helping autistic children at EMU
2016: Kyle Patmore - Brighton High School with an interest in Physical Therapy at U of M
Allison Ross - Hartland High School with an interest in Pediatric Nursing at Oakland University
2015: Elena Stefanko - Brighton High School with an interest in Engineering
2014: Sarah Kowalski - Pinckney High School with an interest in Orthodontic Denistry at UofM
2013: Jordan Case - Pinckney High School with an interest in BioMedical Engineering at UofM
2012: Joseph Stefanko - Brighton High School with an interest in Medicine
2011: Nicholas Schroeder - Brighton High School with an interest in Physical Therapy
2010: Michelle Moenart - Pinckney High School with an interest in Nursing
2009: Cooper Green - Hartland High School with an interest in Medicine
2009: Veronica VanLoon - Howell High School with an interest in Music
2008: Courtney Cox - Brighton High School
Audrey Hertz, from Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy. She will be attending Michigan State University to take classes in Electrical Engineering.
Skilled Trades/Technology Scholarship to:
Katie Nelson from Brighton High School. She will be attending ATP Flight School to become a Commercial Pilot.
2023: MADISON ARMSTRONG, A HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR WHO WILL BE WORKING TOWARD A PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT CAREER. SHE PLANS TO ATTEND LAWRENCE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN THE FALL
SYDNEY SCHIMMEL FROM HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL. SHE WILL BE ATTENDING EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PURSUING AN EDUCATION TOWARDS A PSYCHOLOGY DEGREE.
2022: Kelsey Phelps - Charyl Stockwell Academy with an interest in Neuroscience and becoming a Physician Assistant at Saginaw Valley State University
Samantha Derry - Howell High School with an interest in Psychology at U of M
2021: Camille Chandler - Howell High School with an interest in pediatric psychology
Grace Elliott - Pinckney High School with an interest in a child life specialist
2020: Olivia Diakantonis - Howell High School with an interest in pharmacology at MSU
Emma Gruber - Hartland High School with an interest in Special Education/Speech at Grand Valley State University
2019: Olivia Smtih - Brighton High School with an interest in obstetrics/midwifery at U of M
Haley Hunter - Howell High School with an interest in Optometry at Ferris State
2018: Devin Rocha - Hartland High School with an interest in Social Work at WMU
Teaghan Germane - Hartland High School with an interest in Nursing at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University
2017: Rachael Stohlin - Howell High School with an interest in OBGYN and Nutrition at MSU
Olivia Harvey - Pinckney High School with an interest in helping autistic children at EMU
2016: Kyle Patmore - Brighton High School with an interest in Physical Therapy at U of M
Allison Ross - Hartland High School with an interest in Pediatric Nursing at Oakland University
2015: Elena Stefanko - Brighton High School with an interest in Engineering
2014: Sarah Kowalski - Pinckney High School with an interest in Orthodontic Denistry at UofM
2013: Jordan Case - Pinckney High School with an interest in BioMedical Engineering at UofM
2012: Joseph Stefanko - Brighton High School with an interest in Medicine
2011: Nicholas Schroeder - Brighton High School with an interest in Physical Therapy
2010: Michelle Moenart - Pinckney High School with an interest in Nursing
2009: Cooper Green - Hartland High School with an interest in Medicine
2009: Veronica VanLoon - Howell High School with an interest in Music
2008: Courtney Cox - Brighton High School