A Lasting Difference

Hope was founded by pioneers committed to assuring a better future by making a difference in the lives of young people through education, a vision that thrives because—and can only thrive as long as—others continue to build upon what they began. Endowed scholarships are one way that it happens, providing in perpetuity support that has a direct, profound and highly personal impact. The lives of hundreds of students each year are being touched for all time by generosity that helps makes dreams a reality. learn more

Endowed Scholarships at Hope College

Over the years a number of endowed scholarship funds, which bear the name of the donor or persons designated by the donor, have been established. Endowed scholarships are awarded to students on the basis of demonstrated financial need and scholarship.

College Advancement staff members stand ready to assist you with any questions you may have regarding establishing a scholarship at Hope College.

Please feel free to contact us at 616-395-7775 or advancement@hope.edu.

Students are not able to directly apply for these Endowed Scholarships. When students complete financial aid paperwork, they will be considered for these scholarships.

Endowed Scholarships

1940s MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students pursuing a degree in history or creative writing. This fund was established in 2009 by the generosity of several donors and the proceeds from the sales of Hope at the Crossroads: The War Years to honor the lives of 43 Hope students and alumni who lost their lives in military service during World War II.

ERIK J. AASEN '90 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving junior or senior students who have demonstrated financial need and a declared major in mathematics or the natural sciences. Preference will be given to students involved in campus leadership and service to others. Preference will also be given to students intending careers in physical therapy or teaching. Established in memory of Erik by his family and friends.

CHARLES E. AND MINERVA T. ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Minerva T. Adams, to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those from the Mississippi Gulf Coast area.

GERTRUDE DYKHUIS ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by James Dykhuis Adams '40 in honor of his mother to provide scholarship assistance for deserving students demonstrating financial need.

FRED P. ADOLPH AND NELLIE VENEKLASEN ADOLPH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, established through the estate of Fred P. and Nellie Veneklasen Adolph.

E. SAMUEL '11 AND GRACE ENGLE '11 AEILTS SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to worthy science students. Established in memory of E. Samuel Aeilts and Grace Engle Aeilts.

MR. AND MRS. JOHN AGGEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance for deserving students, with preference to those pursuing careers in music or the ministry. Established through the estates of Mr. and Mrs. John Aggen, Reformed Church members supporting the work of the college.

GEORGE I. ALDEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND ENDOWMENT—A fund established by the George I. Alden Trust of Worcester, Massachusetts, and by gifts from alumni and friends of the college in New England. This fund will provide assistance to needy and deserving students from the New England region.

HENRIETTA ALTHUIS '23 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the generosity of Henrietta Althuis, a career educator in Holland, Michigan. The fund provides assistance to deserving students studying art.

JANET ANDERSEN MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by friends and family of Janet Andersen for deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to

GEORGE R. AND EDITH WEAVER '26 ANDERSON FUND—Established in memory of Edith Weaver Anderson and George Weaver. This fund provides financial assistance to worthy students.

HENRY AND SIGNE ANDERSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by their daughter, Carolyn Anderson ’65 Lin, in memory of her parents, to provide financial assistance for deserving women students with financial need.

BARBARA DYKSTRA ANKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was funded through a charitable remainder trust established by Charles C. and Barbara Dykstra Anker in memory of Barbara's parents, Iekje and Bonne Dykstra, and Charles and Barbara's son, Christian. Upon Barbara's death, funds from the trust were converted into this endowed scholarship for the purpose of providing financial aid to deserving students majoring in pre-medicine or nursing.

APIANUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide a scholarship to a deserving senior student who has achieved academic excellence. The scholarship is named after a great 15th century German scientist. Given by Dr. and Mrs. Martin Sommer.

ARP FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students from the Reformed Church of America. This scholarship was provided through the estate of Marjorie Arp.

CHARLES ASCHBRENNER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the students, friends and colleagues of Professor Charles Aschbrenner, in honor of his long and distinguished career at hope college, for talented pianists showing demonstrated ability to contribute to the piano program. Preference will be given to deserving incoming students with demonstrated financial need. A student of diversity will be given special preference.

KEN AND JEAN ASSINK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ken and Jean Assink, founders of JR Automation Technologies, to provide scholarship assistance to students with financial need pursuing careers in engineering.

PHYLLIS JEAN ATHEY '78 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Bryan and Ruth Athey in memory of their daughter, Phyllis Jean Athey, to provide assistance to students with financial need, with preference given to those majoring in theatre or religion.

HILDA K. (SALLY) BADEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the children and grandchildren of Sally Baden to honor her commitment to education. This scholarship will be awarded to one or more deserving students who plan to pursue a career in elementary education.

JUSTIN BAILEY '10 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSIP FUND— A scholarship for male students with financial need. Preference will be given to students studying business who show an interest in fitness and competitive sports. This scholarship was established by friends and family of Justin who was killed by a drunk driver in 2011.

BAIRD SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship for United States citizens with financial need. First preference will be given to students who graduated in the top ten percent of their high school graduation class and who are planning on a major in engineering, business, or pre-medicine. Additional consideration is given to applicants who have successfully completed military service.

PAUL AND MARGARET BAKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Paul and Margaret Baker to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need.

GENEVA KLEINHEKSEL '17 BALDWIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—The Geneva Kleinheksel '17 Baldwin Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by Marcia Baldwin '60 De Jong to honor the memory of her mother. The scholarship will be awarded to students with high integrity and good scholastic standing with a preference for a female student who has a strong commitment to the Christian faith.

JAMES BALK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the James and Shirley Balk Foundation of Rockford, Michigan, to provide scholarships to first-year students, renewable for three additional years of study at Hope College. Preference is given to students residing in Kent County, Michigan, and majoring in business administration and/or economics.

WALTER F. BANK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for deserving students.

ROBERT E. AND WILDA G. BARBER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mrs. Wilda G. Barber in memory of Robert E. Barber, a distinguished businessman in the Holland community. Preference is given to a junior or senior majoring in business.

BERTELLE ARKELL BARBOUR SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Aid to worthy students provided by the Arkell Hall Foundation, Canajoharie, New York.

MARTHA BARKEMA VOICE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those students studying voice.

BARNABAS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarship aid for students who demonstrate financial need. This fund is named after Barnabas, the New Testament friend of Paul who sold all he had, gave it away and went out and preached the gospel.

PAUL GERDING BAST '65 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to students whose talent and character mark them for leadership in their chosen fields, as well as in the development of the highest human and Christian values in our society. Preference is given to students majoring in English or music. Established by family and friends of Paul Gerding Bast.

BATEMAN VAN ENGEN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students from states outside of the midwest or from countries other than the united states. Established by John '97 and Anita Van Engen '98 Bateman in honor of their parents.

WILMA STEKETEE-BEAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Wilma Steketee-Bean to provide scholarships for students with demonstrated financial need and given in recognition of Cornelius and Bena DeGraaf Steketee and their descendants.

CHRIS BECKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An award to a graduating senior from Zeeland High School who demonstrates financial need.

CLARENCE '31 AND ELIZABETH '31 BECKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference is given to those interested in elementary education and/or business. Established by Clarence and Betty Becker.

MARTI BECKERING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the parents, family and friends of Marti Beckering, an outstanding student and athlete at Hope who lost her life in an accident at the beginning of her sophomore year. Income from this fund provides financial assistance to an academically gifted woman student with financial need.

LARRY BECKMANN, JR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Maxine Beckmann Herpolsheimer, and Marilyn and Terry Henderson in memory of their son and brother, Larry Beckmann, Jr. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those pursuing careers in ministry or Christian Service.

WILLIAM AND MARION BEEBE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. William F. Beebe to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need.

RAYMOND VAN RENSSELAER BEGG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Established by Mrs. Genevra Begg in memory of her husband, Mr. Raymond Van Rensselaer Begg.

WILLIAM C. '49 AND MARY BLAIR '44 BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Rev. William C. Bennett and his son, Timothy B. Bennett, in memory of their wife and mother, Mary Blair Bennett. It provides assistance to deserving upperclassman who demonstrate academic competence and leadership abilities.

HAROLD E. BERGHORST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students with preference given to student(s) majoring in natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics).

WILLARD J. BERGHORST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established in honor of Willard J. Berghorst, by his three children, all Hope graduates. It provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those pursuing a career in fine arts or education.

GORDON BERKEL ’42 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students studying music who plan to teach at the elementary or secondary level.

PAUL L. '41 AND LENORE V. '40 BETHKA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to worthy students, with preference given to those from the New York State area encompassing Schenectady, Saratoga and Albany counties.

CAPTAIN HENRY J. BEUKEMA ’38 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Henry J. Beukema, Hope Class of 1938, a Naval chaplain and missionary, to provide financial assistance to students preparing for the Christian ministry, with preference given to students from the churches in the Chicago Classis.

ERNESTINE KLEREKOPER '30 BEUKEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Henry J. Beukema '50 to honor Ernestine Klerekoper '30 Beukema. A gifted High School teacher of History and Social Sciences. She created a classroom setting that caused students to think, and she had a vital interest in the church and its related activities. The fund is for financial aid to students preparing for the Christian ministry, preference given to students from the Chicago Classis.

JEANETTE AGGEN BEUKEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Henry J. Beukema '50 as a memorial to his late wife Jeanette Aggen Beukema whose engaging personality, deep commitment to her Lord, and outstanding organizational ability was a great asset in his Navy Chaplaincy. The fund is for financial aid to students preparing for the Christian ministry, preference is given to students from the Chicago Classis.

HERMAN '22 AND MARGARET TRUMPEN ‘24 BEUKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with preference given to those entering the medical profession or a related field.

DAVID BEYER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the family and friends of David Beyer, loyal Christian with commitment to others, who died as the result of an automobile accident in 1985. This scholarship is established to provide financial aid to a junior or senior student, who by example has provided leadership on campus and has given evidence of personal commitment to Christian values. Preference given to students studying in the areas of religion and psychology.

RAYMOND J. AND JOHANNA H. BLAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the Cornelius P. and Mildred R. Blay Trust, in memory of Raymond and Johanna Blay, to provide assistance to deserving students.

RUTH BLEKKINK '17 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial aid to deserving students, with preference given to those pursuing a career in education. Given by Victor J. Blekkink.

VICTOR J. BLEKKINK '09 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial aid to students whose lives evidence the Hope spirit. Given by friends of Victor J. Blekkink, Reformed Church pastor and close friend of the college.

JOHN A. '63 AND SHARON CADY '63 BLOM EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Recognizing a family legacy of Hope graduates, this fund has been established by John A. '63 and Sharon Cady '63 Blom. Scholarships are awarded to deserving juniors and seniors with financial need who are pursuing a career in teaching at the elementary or secondary level.

JIM AND BARBARA BOELKINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need established by Hope's Board of Trustees to honor Dr. James Boelkins ’66 and Barbara Boyink ’68 Boelkins upon Jim’s retirement in 2010. Jim worked in higher education administration for more than 30 years, including 25 years as the chief academic officer at Hope and other institutions.

JOSHUA P. "JP" BOERIGHTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. This scholarship was established by the James and Letitia Boerigter family, along with many friends and colleagues in memory of Hope freshman JP Boerigter.

MAX '46 AND CONNIE '49 BOERSMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established to honor the Boersmas, by their friends and colleagues.

RONALD '60 AND SONJA L. SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Ron and Sunny Boeve for a student with demonstrated financial need with preference for a student who participates in string or instrumental music at the college.

HENRIETTA BONTEKOE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Henrietta Bontekoe in memory of her parents, Albert and Suzanne Overway. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving nursing students, with preference given to those supplementing their education with work experience.

REBECCA BOSSERD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship fund was established in appreciation for Rebecca Bosserd who exhibited true servant leadership for the 2005-2006 Championship Flying Dutch who won the NCAA Division III Title. The scholarship is to be awarded to students with financial need who have show signs of servant leadership and/or volunteerism at any level and may be awarded to a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior.

DR. LEON A. BOSCH ‘29 AND VIRGINIA FRENCH BOSCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund created by Virginia Bosch, Pauline Bosch Witteveen, and Martin Witteveen to provide financial assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students entering the field of business or management.

ELLERIE PAIGE BOS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by the family of Ellerie Bos, infant daughter of Rita Assink ‘96 Bos and Mark Bos, to provide financial assistance to students pursuing a career in elementary education.

IVAN A. '28 AND ADLYN BOSMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established through a bequest from Ivan and Adlyn Bosman, this scholarship provides financial assistance for deserving students, with preference given to those interested in pre-engineering.

NELSON '31 AND LOIS DRESSEL '30 BOSMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Gary and Marguerite Bosman Bowen and their children, Rebecca Bowen '90 Wierda and Amy Bowen, in memory of their parents and grandparents. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students majoring in communications, political science, or business administration.

BOUWENS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed fund established to honor Glenn '50 and Lila Bouwens, by their family. First preference is given to students with financial need from the Reformed Church in America and from Ottawa County.

RONALD '50 AND ELIZABETH BOVEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ron '50 and Elizabeth Boven to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need.

BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund is for students who display academic ability, financial need, and above all a sense of purpose and direction in their Christian faith regardless of their career. Given by Kurt Van Genderen, President of Branch Capital Management, and his wife, Beverly Joeckel Van Genderen.

CLARENCE '29 AND DOROTHY STROOP '29 BREMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Clarence Bremer in memory of his wife, Dorothy, to provide assistance to deserving students.

DR. IRWIN BRINK '52 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to outstanding chemistry students engaged in independent research with faculty. This scholarship is made in honor of Dr. Irwin J. Brink, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry (1957-1966) and former Dean of Natural Sciences (1983-1988) in recognition of his dedication and contributions to Hope College and its students.

JOHN BRINK, JR. '30 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Al ’59 and Phyllis Brink ‘58 Bursma and Bruce ‘60 and Patty DeJong ‘63 Brink in memory of their father, John Brink Jr. The scholarship provides assistance to students with financial need from outside of Michigan.

REFORMED CHURCH OF BRONXVILLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students.

PHILLIPS BROOKS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Brooks Beverage Management in memory of its founder, Mr. Phillips Brooks, to provide annual scholarship assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students majoring in business administration.

BROOKSTRA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund was established through the generosity of the family of Dr. Arthur Brookstra and in special recognition of Miss Mardelle Brookstra, a longtime employee of Hope College.

JIM '85 AND BRENDA BROUCEK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Jim and Brenda Broucek to provide assistance to deserving students, with a preference given to those students who have declared either a business administration with an accounting concentration or math degree.

ERIKA JANE BRUBAKER ENGLISH/LITERATURE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Recipients will be juniors or seniors majoring in English, with first preference given to those whose primary emphasis is the study of literature. Given in Erika's memory by her mother, Dr. Inara Brubaker.

JOHN H. '15 AND CORNELIA W. BRUGGERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to students pursuing a career in Christian ministry.

BENJAMIN J. BUCKHOUT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Benjamin J. Buckhout to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Ben touched the lives of many faculty, staff, and students in the few short weeks he attended Hope, and the Spirit of God was made manifest because of his death.

C. BAARS AND MARGO SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for incoming students with financial need who are interested in the field of education. First preference will be given to students from Fremont and is renewable each year. This fund was established by Frank D. Gerber to honor Baars and Margo Bultman as friends and mentors, former teachers in Fremont, MI, and as professor at Hope.

MARTHA TUCKER ‘63 BULTMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Hope’s Board of Trustees to honor Martha (Martie) Tucker Bultman, Hope Class of 1963, for her extraordinary efforts to promote and support the college. Scholarships will be awarded to two senior students majoring in special education as recommended by the department faculty, with preference given to those who have served in Holland’s Special Education Ministry Program.

BUSMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—To be awarded to deserving students with financial need.

MARY BUSSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund from the estate of Miss Mary Bussing to provide scholarship aid for students of ability, leadership and educational purpose.

SHIRLEY ANN DECKER '55 BUTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Ann Decker in memory of Peter Decker, her husband, and Shirley Ann Decker Buth, their daughter. The income from this fund shall be used to provide scholarships for deserving students with financial need.

BUTEYN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund has been established in honor of John E. (Jack) Buteyn Jr., and his father Dr. John E. Buteyn for the combined 90 years of service in the Reformed Church of America. The scholarship is to be awarded to any deserving student who is a member of the Reformed Church in America (RCA).

BYLSMA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the estate of William and Marie Bylsma along with the generosity of Gary ’60 and Judy Bylsma to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need who display a sense of purpose and direction in their Christian faith.

BYRNE DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A Fund Established By David M. '90 And Rhonda Boelkins '90 Byrne For Deserving Students With Demonstrated Financial Need Who Will Increase The Diversity At Hope College, Create Greater Understanding And Appreciation Of Our Differences, Reduce Tensions In The World, And Enhance The Experience Of All Students At Hope College. Factors That May Be Considered In Awarding Of The This Scholarship Include, But Are Not Limited To, Ethnicity, Race, Religion, Citizenship, Region Where The Student Lives, Life Experiences, Nationality, High School, Culture, Etc., With Preference Given To Students Of African Or Hispanic/Latino Descent.

CADY-BLOM VIENNA SCHOLARSHIP FUND —A fund to provide financial assistance to deserving students attending the Vienna Summer School program. First preference will be given to a resident of Ottawa County, Michigan or the City of Chicago, Illinois or its' suburbs. In honor of eight members of the Cady and Blom family who attended Vienna Summer School program, This fund was initiated by John E. and Genevieve Cady Blom Trust and has been added to by family and friends. 

EVELYN SPALLINGER CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Kermit and Sallie Campbell in memory of his mother. It provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students pursuing studies in both the natural sciences and the arts or humanities, in preparation for leadership in a complex, technological age.

GENE C. CAMPBELL '51 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by family and friends in memory of Gene Campbell, a loyal and dedicated alumnus. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving juniors or seniors with financial need, who have positive attitudes and a sincere interest in people.

CARPENTER FAMILY DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP— A scholarship established by the Carpenter family for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students of African, Hispanic/Latino or Asian descent in order to increase the racial diversity of the Hope College student population.

CARTER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. This scholarship was established by Steve and Lisa Carter in grateful recognition of the education Bryn Carter ’08 received at Hope. The scholarship is unrestricted and given with the intent that the Hope experience continues to be enriched by students with diverse backgrounds, interests and talents.

CHELSEA MILLING COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship funded by Chelsea Milling Company, manufacturers of “JIFFY” baking mixes, for deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students from Washtenaw County.

DR. HENRY A. CHRISTIAN FAMILY FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to a worthy student who desires higher education leading to a profession in medicine, nursing, biology, or teaching. Established by Dr Henry A. Christian.

KEVIN CLARK ’78 AND JANE BUTER ’80 CLARK SCHOLARSHIP FUND — A fund established to provide assistance to a student with demonstrated academic merit; preference will be given to a Junior or Senior who has a demonstrated commitment to the Christian faith and is currently involved with the ministry of Young Life and leadership in other co-curricular activities on Hope's campus.   This award will be determined by the leadership of the CrossRoads project.

CLASS OF 1987 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established initially by President and Mrs. Gordon J. Van Wylen at the time of their retirement in 1987. Members of the Class of 1987 subsequently added to the scholarship fund, which provides financial

THOMAS AND NANCY CLAUS SCHOLARSHIP—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to a student from the Reformed Church Of America.

CLAVER SCHOLARSHIPS—A fund established by the family of George and Dorothy Claver to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. The George Claver scholarship will be given to students pursuing careers in chemistry or computer science. The Dorothy Claver scholarship will be given to students who intend to pursue a career in teaching or major in music. The scholarships will be given in alternating years.

MAYNARD AND PHYLLIS CLEVELAND SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Established by the Cleveland family in appreciation of the quality hope education received by their family.

RUTH NIBBELINK '26 COMSTOCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those majoring in mathematics. Established by the estate of Ruth Nibblelink Comstock.

JOAN CONWAY PIANO SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship that provides support to a new student showing aptitude and passion for piano. The student is selected on merit collectively by the Professors of Piano and is renewable. Established in 2011 by Joan Conway, her friends and her former students.

PETER AND EMAJEAN COOK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Peter and Emajean Cook to provide financial assistance to deserving students interested in business and the free enterprise system.

RALPH ('49) AND PHYLLIS ('48) CORNELL SCHOLARSHIP—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need established by Ralph and Phyllis Cornell.
JANET J. CRAMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND - A fund established by the estate of Janet J. Cramer, a friend of the college. First preference is given to members of the Reformed Church in America.

JANET J. CRAMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the estate of Janet J. Cramer, a friend of the college. First preference is given to members of the Reformed Church in America.

LARRY AND RUTH CUSTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Larry and Ruth Custer and their family to provide financial assistance to a deserving student. The scholarship shall be awarded to a distinguished student majoring in Special Education as recommended by department faculty. This scholarship is a two year award and shall be awarded during a student's junior year.

DORIS BOERSMA DAHL ART SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by family and friends in memory of Doris Boersma Dahl. The Scholarship provides assistance to promising art students, as recommended by the art faculty.

DALEBOUT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Richard and Marie Dalebout to assist deserving students with financial need.

GEORGE B. AND ANNA B. DALMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dalman in memory of George B. and Anna B. Dalman to provide financial assistance to deserving and properly motivated students.

MARGARET DALMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students.

CLARENCE P. DAME '13 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to students who are preparing for full-time Christian service in the Reformed Church in America and who are in financial need. Priority is given to students from the Second Reformed Church of Kalamazoo and the Classis of Kalamazoo. Given by Clarence P. Dame, leader in the R.C.A. denomination.

EUGENE F. '28 AND THERESA MOOI '28 DAMSTRA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, originally established by Dr .Eugene F. Damstra in memory of his wife, Theresa Mooi Damstra, and added to through Dr. Damstra's estate.

DANGREMOND TRIO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference for those majoring in vocal or instrumental music. Established by Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Dangremond in memory of Doris Dangremond, Florence Dangremond and Lois Dangremond Flenner. The Dangremonds are the grandchildren of The Reverend Gerrit Dangremond, valedictorian of the first graduating class of Hope College in 1866.

ROBERT '47 AND MARGUERITE DANHOF SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Robert J. Danhof and Marguerite T. Den Herder Danhof to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those pursuing a career in law or planning to major in political science.

DR. PETER '26 AND MARGARET DE BELL SCHOLARSHIP—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First Preference will be for students planning on a career in medicine from the East Coast.

NEIL F. DEBOER '66 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ken and Jean Assink, and J.C. Huizenga in honor of Neil DeBoer, partner in DeBoer, Baumann & Co., CPAs in recognition of his leadership in the West Michigan business community and his contributions to Hope's scholastic excellence as a former professor. This scholarship will provide assistance to deserving students who demonstrate an economic need, with preference given to students majoring in accounting.

ADRIAN '25 AND MYRTLE E. deBOOM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Hope College President Edward D. Dimnent, 1918-1931.

RICHARD DECKER '56 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through a grant from Abbott Laboratories in honor of Richard Decker, who was named Researcher of the Year at Abbott in 1988. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those majoring in chemistry.

WILLARD G. '39 AND BARBARA DEGROOT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarships to outstanding students at Hope, with preference given to a graduate of Holland High School majoring in economics or business administration. Mr. Willard G. DeGroot served as a member of the Board of Trustees of Hope College.

WILLIAM DEHAAN '28 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund awarded annually to any student demonstrating financial need.

DENNIS AND ELSIE DEKORVER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund established by the estate of Dennis and Elsie Dekorver to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need and demonstrated academic excellence. First preference will be given to young men who are members of the Reformed Church In America and who are seeking a degree in religion with a desire for full time pulpit ministry. This scholarship honors the memory of the Reverend Dewey van den berg.

DELOOF-TIEN MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students expressing interest in a major in music. First preference will be given to declared majors. Established by John '52 and Yvonne DeLoof '52 Tien and Family.

DEN HERDER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by members of the Den Herder family to honor Robert J. Den Herder. Preference is given to deserving students with financial need from Ottawa and Charlevoix Counties majoring in business and economics.

DENNIS/MOKMA ASSOCIATES SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students preparing for a career in business administration, with preference given to those interested in marketing.

STANLEY DE PREE '30 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for worthy students with preference given to students majoring in music.

DEPREE COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students.

STANLEY DEPREE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for worthy students with preference given to students majoring in music.

MARINA DE RIGHT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the estate of Marina Vander Veen De Right to help financially deserving students.

KATHLEEN "KATE" DERSHEM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Herbert l. and Kathleen A. Dershem to honor Kathleen’s dedication to hope college and her interest in the field of medicine. This scholarship will be awarded to one or more deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students who plan to pursue a career in nursing. Next highest preference will be given to students who plan to pursue some other health-related profession.

WALTER DERUYTER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students pursuing a degree in nursing. Second preference will be given to students pursing a degree in the natural sciences. Given by Marion Deruyter '62 in honor of her parents, Walter and Zina Deruyter.

BERNADINE SIEBERS DE VALOIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship fund was established from the estate of Bernadine Siebers De Valois (class of 1930), an inspirational woman, surgeon and medical missionary to India. Funds will be awarded to junior and senior students with a preference given to those entering careers in a field for medical missions or underserved areas.

CARL '57 AND MARILYN GLUPKER '56 DE VREE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship fund established by the Carl and Marilyn De Vree family for students with financial need, academic ability and a strong Christian faith.

MARY VLIEGAR '75 DEYOUNG SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund for deserving students with financial need with preference given to female education students with a major or minor in mathematics. The fund was established in honor and memory of Hope College Professor Mary DeYoung; a lover of Mathematics, education and students.

MARVIN AND JERENE DEWITT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund to provide financial assistance to deserving students with financial need and who are members of the Reformed Church in America. First preference will be given to students from Ottawa Reformed Church. Established by Thomas and Marilyn DeWitt ’63 Norman in honor of her parents.

RICHARD A. '31 AND JULIA DE WITT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. Richard A. De Witt in memory of his wife, Julia, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students. Generous benefactors of the college, Mr. and Mrs. De Witt provided a major gift for the De Witt Student and Cultural Center. Mr. De Witt served on the Board of Trustees from 1970-1976. First consideration will be given to graduates of Holland Christian High School.

RUTH TENSEN DEWITTE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Ruth Tensen DeWitte to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those with an interest in creative writing.

DELBERT '52 AND DORIS '52 DE YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Recipients and/or their families will be members of the Reformed Church in America. Given by Delbert and Doris Adams De Young.

ROBERT N. ‘56 AND MARCIA J. ‘55 DE YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by friends and family in recognition of Bob De Young’s thirty-five years of service to Hope College in the areas of Student Development and College Advancement. In recognition of Bob’s and Marcia’s lifelong commitment to the field of education, preference will be given to students with financial need who are intending to become educators.

DR. BERT AND MARY E. DIEPHUIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund,
established by Robert '58 and Mary Katherine Diephuis '58 Andree to assist deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students entering nursing, medicine, or the health professions.

LAMONT '50 AND RUTH '50 DIRKSE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Lamont and Ruth DeGraaf Dirkse and their family to provide scholarship aid to a junior student recommended by the Education Department who is pursuing a career in teaching at the elementary or secondary level. Dr. Dirkse served as a professor in the Education Department and as Dean of Students. He and his wife, also a teacher, enjoyed all facets of Hope College life.

DIRK STEPHEN DOORENBOS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the friends of Dirk Stephen Doorenbos, Class of 1981, to assist deserving students with financial need. Preference would be given to students majoring in geology.

ROBERT '39 AND ANGELINE '39 DONIA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. This scholarship was established by the estate of Robert Donia '39.

DOUMA-VIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Rev. and Mrs. George C. Douma in memory of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Douma and Rev. and Mrs. Jean A. Vis. The fund provides assistance to students planning to enter the Christian ministry.

DOW CORNING CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—For deserving students who have demonstrated financial need, with preference given to students from the Tri-City area of Midland, Bay City and Saginaw, and those students who are children of Dow Corning employees.

DALE AND BETTY DREW NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Dale Drew in honor and memory of Betty Drew. This scholarship is given to deserving young nursing students, hoping it will help them to realize their dream of becoming proud members of the nursing profession.

DUNNING FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide assistance for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students from single parent homes resulting from the death of a parent. Given by Mary Lou Hepp '49 Dunning in memory of her husband, Edward Dunning '50 and in honor of her family.

GERRIT AND ALICE DUMEZ SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship assistance for deserving students. Established by Mrs. Mabelle DuMez ’26 Frei in memory of her parents.

BETTY ANN DUVAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Betty Ann Duval of Bronxville, New York, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

JOHN AND SUSAN DYKEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Charles and Frank Dykema in memory of their parents, John and Susan Dykema. A scholarship is awarded each year to an outstanding graduate from Holland, Holland Christian and West Ottawa High Schools.

ALAN '55 AND MARY JANCE ADAMS '56 DYKEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will go to out of state students in their sophomore year who are planning to major in history, political science or the sciences.

ADELAIDE '26 AND GERALDINE '26 DYKHUIZEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Adelaide and Geraldine Dykhuizen in memory of their brother, Dr. Harold Dykhuizen '30, to provide annual scholarship aid to needy students, with preference given to students interested in pursuing a pre- medical program.

DR. HAROLD DYKHUIZEN '30 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide an annual scholarship to a top science student at Mona Shores High School interested in majoring in science at Hope. To be awarded at graduation.

HAROLD '30 AND LUCILLE '31 DYKHUIZEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mrs. Lucille Walvoord Dykhuizen Busker in memory of her husband, Dr. Harold Dykhuizen, to provide scholarships for worthy students.

ANDY J. EGAN COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by the Andy J. Egan Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, a contractor specializing in facilities construction and maintenance, to assist deserving students with preference given to children or grandchildren of Egan employees, and those entering the field of mechanical engineering or business administration.

JAMES H. '83 AND LYNN KLOK '84 EICKHOFF, JR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to deserving students with financial need. Given in honor of their grandparents George and Sara Eickhoff, Bill and Amelia Rees, Jake and Bessie Rhem, and Jake and Ada Klok whose marriages and relationships with Jesus Christ laid the foundation for their own family's walk with Christ.

MAXINE AND VICTOR W. EIMICKE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Victor W. Eimicke to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

BARBARA BRUNSON '67 ELZINGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by family and friends in memory of Barbara Brunson Elzinga, who went to be with her Lord in 1978, to provide a scholarship to be awarded to a female student with a zest for life and a commitment to the Christian faith.

MAJOR RICHARD GENE ELZINGA '64 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established through the estate of LaMila Jean Brink '34 Elzinga and Richard Gene Elzinga '30 in memory of their son, Major Richard Gene Elzinga, to assist deserving students with financial need to attain a Hope College education.

BOB AND CRYSTAL ETHERIDGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Bob and Crystal Etheridge in memory of her parents, John and Mary Vandermyde, to provide financial assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students pursuing a career in ministry, missions or nursing.

ETHERIDGE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ted ‘72 and Barbara Bonzelaar ‘73 Etheridge for deserving students who exhibit leadership, involvement and organizational skills in one or more student organizations especially the campus Greek system.

THOMAS EVANS FAIRBANKS AND JEANNE ANTOINETTE FAIRBANKS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established through the estate of Harold and Mary Fairbanks in memory of their children to assist worthy and needy students with preference given to graduates of West Ottawa High School, Holland High School and Holland Christian High School in Holland, Michigan.

DR. MARTHA H. FELTON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for deserving students with financial need, demonstrating average academic ability, extracurricular campus involvement and a commitment to Christ evidenced by involvement in an evangelical Christian church. First preference will be given to students from the RCA. Given by Dr. Martha H. Felton ’47.

FIFTH THIRD BANK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students, with preference given to students majoring in business.

BILL ’50 AND PEARL FLAHERTY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Bill and Pearl Flaherty to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference shall be given to a Zeeland public school graduate who will major in education and plans to pursue a career in teaching, preferably in math and/or science.

JOHN M. FLIKKEMA '22 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of John and Ruth Flikkema to provide assistance to deserving students, with first preference given to students preparing for the Christian ministry, missionary service, or other Christian work.

M. JAY '17 AND ALICE RAAP '19 FLIPSE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, established by the estate of M. Jay Flipse.

IRWIN B. AND MARGIE E. FLOYD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need who are considering a major study in the fields of Business Administration, Management or Accounting. First preference will be given to students who are members of the Reformed Church in America and residents of Wisconsin. Given by Mrs. Irwin Floyd, in memory of her husband, and in appreciation for Hope College's commitment to the Reformed Church in America.

FORD MOTOR COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund created to assist, on a perpetual basis, scholarships for students with financial need. Preference will given to females, minorities (American Indian, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black, Hispanic) and Ford Motor Company employees, their spouses and children.

FORTH FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Dr. William ‘54 and Mrs. Marilyn Forth to provide assistance to students with financial need who are faced with particular learning challenges such as dyslexia.

AMOS AND RUTH FOY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for students from an Hispanic background. Given by Mrs. Amos Foy.

ANN WOLTERS ’50 FREDRICKSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship created by Ann Wolters ’50 Fredrickson, of Clearwater, Florida is to benefit students in need of financial assistance.

MABELLE DUMEZ '26 FREI SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Mabelle DuMez '26 Frei to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need.

WALTER AND MABELLE FREI SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Mabelle DuMez '26 Frei to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need.

WALTER H. FREI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship assistance for deserving students. Established by Mrs. Mabelle DuMez ‘26 Frei in memory of her husband.

ROBERT '83 FRIELING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need.

KATHERINE '90 FRIELING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need.

CLARENCE T. "BINSKY" AND MARY E. FRITZ SCHOLARSHIP—A fund established by Bruce Davis, a 1983 VSS alumnus, in honor of his grandparents, Clarence T. “Binsky” and Mary E. Fritz. The fund will annually provide one or more scholarships to outstanding students planning to attend Vienna Summer School.

TIMOTHY '73 AND MARIA FRITZ SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed scholarship provided by Dr .and Mrs. Timothy Fritz, with the income designated to provide scholarship assistance to pre-medical students.

FROELICH FAMIILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND– A fund established by Robert and Ellen Froelich to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need.

DR. EDWIN J. FUDER '58 AND JOAN C. FUDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund providing financial assistance to deserving students showing financial need with preference given to those entering the dental profession.

LINN GANN '88 NON-TRADITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarship assistance to non-traditional students demonstrating financial need. Preference is given to displaced homemakers/single parents over 23 years of age or those who have a lapse of at least two years between enrollment in high school and college.

GEENEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference given to students who plan on a career in nursing. The fund was established in 2009 by the Geenen family.

PAUL GEBHARD '26 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Paul Gebhard, by his wife, Angeline Poppen Gebhard, to assist deserving students with financial need.

SCOTT ’83 AND JACLYN GEERLINGS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the generosity of Scott and Jaclyn Geerlings to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

GENEVA FUND—A fund established to promote international understanding and world peace. Part of the Hope-Geneva Bookstore income is used to provide scholarships to college students from countries outside the U.S.A. who show promise of becoming leaders in the application of the principles of the Christian religion in this area of human relations.

GENEVA SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR CHRlSTIAN SERVICE—Awarded to students who, upon completion of two years of college, have demonstrated high scholastic ability, a clear sense of Christian purpose through the choice of vocation, and evidence of a mature Christian faith.

BRIAN '84 AND BARBARA GIBBS FAMILY VIENNA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in 2006 by Brian '84 and Barbara Gibbs to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Vienna Summer School program and honor of Dr. Stephen Hemingway’s 30 years of service as program director. The scholarship provides financial assistance to deserving students attending the Vienna Summer School.

L.T. GUESS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the estate of L.T. Guess for deserving students with financial need.

DIRK VANDERLINDEN GLEYSTEEN AND FANNY STEFFENS GLEYSTEEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to assist deserving students at Hope, who without such assistance might not be able to obtain the advantage of a college education.

ALMON T. (CLASS OF 1900) AND HARRIET M. GODFREY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Almon T. Godfrey's estate to provide scholarships for outstanding chemistry students.

DAVID '76 AND JILL LEONOWICH '77 GOETZ SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students majoring in either engineering or education. Preference will be given to students with strong academic achievement and a commitment to the Christian faith.

MARY JAYNE GOLD FUND—A fund to provide financial aid to deserving students, with preference given to those studying theater or French.

EARL AND MAY GOSSETT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Dr. Charles W. Gossett, Hope Class of 1973, in honor of his parents, May and Earl Gossett (graduates of Detroit Northern High School), to provide scholarships for deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students who are graduates of the public school systems in the cities of Detroit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, California.

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to needy students from Grace Reformed Church of Wyoming, Michigan. Funded by Grace Reformed Church.

RONALD KEITH AND DONNA MAE GRANGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established to provide financial assistance for deserving students with financial need with preference given to graduating students from Lansing Christian High School.

LAWRENCE J. GREEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the family and friends of Lawrence (Doc) Green, longtime Hope professor, coach and trainer, to provide financial aid for deserving students interested in pursuing a career in sports medicine, physical therapy and other health related fields pertaining to physical education.

MR. AND MRS. JOE GREVENGOED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to worthy students. Preference is given to pre-medical students.

ANN M. GRIEP '85 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need, with first preference given to those pursuing a major in foreign languages. Given by John '58 and Hope Griep in honor of their daughter, Ann Marie Backeljauw -Griep.

ROBERT HALL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Hall family in memory of Robert G. Hall, given to deserving students with financial need who are majoring in science, technology, engineering or math.

CLARICE LUCILLE PETERSON HANSBROUGH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to deserving students who have a passion for knowledge, seek an understanding of the world about and its varied many peoples, and commit to be the best they can be in the pursuit of excellence in their chosen avocations, and be a credit, thereby, to humanity and their fellow man.

EDWIN AND ALICE HARDY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students planning to major in Chemistry. This scholarship will be awarded to students with a G.P.A of 3.0 or higher after their freshman year.

THE HARMELINK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS:

REV. HERMAN HARMELINK III AND BARBARA HARMELINK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66 to aid worthy students, particularly those from the Reformed Church of America. Preference will be given to those preparing for a career in the field of education or Christian service.

REV. HERMAN A. AND THYRZA ERINGA HARMELINK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for worthy students with preference given to students preparing for service in the Christian ministry or in Christian education. Established by their son, Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66.

MILTON AND ELIZABETH HARMELINK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink, Hope Class of 1966, to aid worthy students, particularly those from the Reformed Church of America. A preference for those preparing for a career in the field of education or Christian Service.

DR. PHILIP J. HARMELINK '66 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66 to aid worthy junior and senior class students, with preference for those preparing for careers in the field of education or Christian service.

NAOMI SMITH HARRIS AND PHILIP J. HARMELINK '66 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66 to aid worthy students. Preference given to those students preparing for careers in education with an emphasis on history, music, or foreign languages.

CHARLES AND FENITA HARMELINK KING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66 in honor of his sister Fenita Harmelink King and her husband, Charles King. The income from this fund provides and/or music education.

PETER AND JOYCE HARMELINK '63 KOOP SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Dr. Philip J. Harmelink '66 in honor of his sister Joyce Harmelink Koop and her husband, Peter Koop. The income from this fund is to provide scholarships for students from the Reformed Church in America, with preference for students intending to pursue careers in church music, organ, and/or music education.

MARGARET BARON HARTGERINK NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed scholarship established by Elmer and Margaret Hartgerink. Margaret received her RN from Butterworth Hospital in 1938 and worked both at Zeeland Hospital and Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. First preference will be given to women and men with financial need pursuing the BSN degree.

KRYSTEN BUSH '80 HARTMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance, based on financial need, to students pursuing a degree in education, a field in which Krys spent seven years of her life teaching our youth. Established by family and friends to honor her lifelong dedication to her faith, family and the institution she loved.

VIVIAN BEHRMANN '34 HARTMAN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving women in the sciences.

RUTH BLOODGOOD '54 HASCUP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by the Reverend Jack H. Hascup '53 to honor the memory of his wife, Ruth. This fund will provide assistance to needy students, of at least sophomore standing, who are pursuing careers in education.

HASSING-YZENBAARD FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Marilyn Yzenbaard '69 Meeusen in honor of her
aunt, Grace Hassing. This fund will provide assistance to deservering students with financial need. Preference will be given to students majoring in English (language arts), foreign language, or education.

GERRARD W. AND EDNA VANTATENHOVE '47 HAWORTH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Haworth for students with demonstrated financial need who show promise of making a positive difference in the world.

HAYS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by John and Phyllis Hays, friends of Hope College, to benefit students with financial need who are planning to pursue a degree in nursing.

SHERWOOD HAZELTON MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Mrs. Judith Hazelton in memory of her husband Sherwood Hazelton, to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students studying music.

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through a gift from the Hearst Foundation, Inc. to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

REVEREND JOHN F. HEEMSTRA (1895) SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established in 1997 by Marie '18 and Clarence '19 Heemstra. The scholarship is to be awarded to a Hope College senior, junior, sophomore or freshman student who is eligible for financial aid, has demonstrated academic achievement and is committed to the Christian faith. First consideration will be give to a senior, followed by a junior, sophomore and then a freshman in that order, with the understanding that the student will be planning to serve in a church related vocation after graduation. If the scholarship is awarded to an underclassman it is understood that the scholarship will continue to be awarded to that student until graduation as long as academic achievement and commitment to the Christian faith is maintained.

GEORGE '36 AND LUCILE '36 HEERINGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need.

HEERSMA-SCHROCK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. H. Sidney Heersma ’30 to provide financial assistance for full-time students in good standing with Hope College.

JOHN AND MAE HEIDANUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Allan J. Weenink and family in honor of Mrs. Weenink’s parents, John and Mae Heidanus. The purpose of the fund is to provide scholarship assistance to men and women preparing for the Gospel Ministry or a ministry in Christian education.

BARBARA YAGER HEPBURN SHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students planning to major in elementary education with special interest in children at risk.

MYRON ’50 AND ALICIA VAN ZOEREN ’51 HERMANCE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the family and friends of Myron and Alicia Van Zoeren Hermance in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Preference will be given to students with financial need from upstate New York.

DR. LEROY AND RUTH HYMA '27 HILL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for deserving students, with preference given to those planning to enter the field of dentistry.

SHIRLEY HILL '50 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Recipients are juniors or seniors with a declared major in English. Preference is given to those planning a career in secondary education. Established by Shirley Hill '50.

WILLIAM HILLEGONDS '49 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in honor of William Hillegonds, who served as Chaplain of Hope College from 1965 to 1978, to provide a scholarship for a worthy student demonstrating financial need. The purpose of the fund is to further inter-cultural contact and understanding, with special emphasis on aiding students from developing countries or the inner cities of the United States to study at Hope College.

HINGA-BOERSMA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by family and friends to honor Max '46 and Connie '49 Boersma for giving so generously of themselves to enrich others. Preference will be given to men and women from the Reformed Church in America.

PAUL '49 AND JOAN DEYOUNG '48 II SCHOLARSHIP FUND—
Established by family and friends in memory of Paul E. Hinkamp II to celebrate his life and strong support of Hope College. The fund will give scholarships to students with financial need and strong interest in pursuing a career in the physical sciences.

PAUL E. '07 AND MARTHA '07 HINKAMP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund given by members of the Hinkamp Family in memory of Paul E. Hinkamp, distinguished professor at Hope College, and his wife, Martha, to provide Presidential Scholarships for academically gifted students with leadership potential.

EVELYN M. HINKAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to deserving students with financial need, who are pursuing a career in teaching. First preference will be given to those considering elementary education. Given by Evelyn M. Hinkamp ’32.

JACOB O. HINKEN '25 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to worthy students. Established in memory of Jacob O. Hinken, by his wife.

DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM GEORGE '11 HOEBEKE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the generosity of Dr. and Mrs. William George Hoebeke to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students majoring in science. Dr. Hoebeke practiced medicine in Kalamazoo.

HOEKENGA – THOMPSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was created by Stanley and Eleanor Thompson to honor Albert and Helen Hoekenga, Eleanor’s parents. The Thompson name was added in recognition of their generosity. The scholarship provides aid to worthy students from First Reformed Church of Muskegon or the Midland Reformed Church.

MARTIN '25 AND MARTHA '25 HOEKSEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by family and friends in memory of The Reverend and Mrs. Martin Hoeksema in recognition of their many years of service as Reformed Church pastor and wife. Preference is given to students with financial need from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Kentucky who have an interest in history or Christian service.

JOHN (JACK) H. '50 AND MARIAN '47 HOEKSTRA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund established by Marian Hoekstra in memory of Jack to provide financial assistance to deserving students with financial need.

HELMUT AND ELLEN HOF SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Hof to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

D. MARK AND LISA K. HOFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by D. Mark and Lisa K. Hoffman in honor of the lives and Christian Commitment of the Reverend Donald and Linda Hoffman. This fund will assist students with financial need, with first preference to children of ministers or missionaries of the Reformed Church In America (RCA).

DONALD W. HOFFMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund providing assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students of the Christian faith interested in the educational or healing ministries. This fund made possible by the Amerikam, Inc. family of Grand Rapids, in honor of Donald W. '52 and Linda Miner ’55 Hoffman.

HAROLD J. HOFFMAN '32 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those interested in a career in secondary education or math and science. The fund was established in loving memory by Eleanor Hoffiman and family.

JOHN L. HOLLANDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students of good character who desire higher education leading to professions in the fields of law, economics, music or teaching. Established by Mrs. Hollander in memory of her husband, Judge John L. Hollander.

WINFIELD J. AND ARDITH HOLLANDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, established by Mr. and Mrs. Winfield J. Hollander of Kalamazoo, Michigan.

WILLIAM H. '62 AND MARY E. ROTERS '63 HOLLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to deserving students with financial need. Scholarships are awarded to juniors and seniors demonstrating a commitment to graduate school in the biological or chemical sciences, with preference given to biochemistry. Established by William H. Holleman through the estate of his parents, Hilbert and Norma Holleman. In addition, the fund has been added to by William H. Holleman (chemistry major) and his wife Mary "Betty" Roters Holleman (biology major).

JOHN HOLLENBACH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the friends, colleagues and former students of John W. Hollenbach to award an annual scholarship to a Hope College junior or senior majoring in English.

ROBERT L. HOLT '60 MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Robert L Holt '60, to provide financial assistance to students who are music majors. Preference will be given to a minority student.

ROBERT HOLT MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Robert Holt, Class of 1960, to benefit students with need who are majoring in Mathematics.

HOOGERHYDE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Douglas M. Hoogerhyde '77 and David M. Hoogerhyde '49 to provide financial aid to deserving students pursuing careers in business administration.

LAVINA "DAISY" HOOGEVEEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students planning on a career in ministry or mission work. This scholarship is given regardless of grade point.

PHYLLIS K. HOOYMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund for deserving students with financial need. This fund was named in honor of Phyllis K. Hooyman, Director of Financial Aid from 1984-2012.

HOPE ACADEMY OF SENIOR PROFESSIONALS (HASP) SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the membership of the Hope Academy of Senior Professionals to provide scholarships to students with financial need and demonstrating potential for academic excellence. Student recipients must be entering their junior year. The scholarship may be renewed for an additional year contingent upon maintaining high academic achievement.

HOPE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR CHILDREN OF MISSIONARIES FUND—A scholarship established by Vern and Carla Sterk and Ron and Sherrie Wolthuis for deserving students whose parents are long-term missionaries in an international setting. Preference is given to those students who have unique financial challenges.

HOPE HERITAGE FUND—A common fund established by friends and alumni of the college, primarily through memorial gifts, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

HOPE REFORMED CHURCH GRANT FUND—Established by Hope Reformed Church of Kalamazoo, Michigan, to provide financial assistance to students from the church family.

LEON ‘37 AND JOHANNA BOLTE ‘35 HOPKINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Johanna Hopkins to provide financial assistance to deserving students with preference given to students pursuing careers in business or economics.

HOVINGA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Jim '77 and Debbie Hovinga to provide assistance to deserving students.

RUTH HAIDT HUGHES MEMORIAL ORGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide annual support for exceptional students in Organ at Hope College. Students are selected on the basis of merit by the Music Department and Professor of Organ. Given in Ruth's memory through the estate of her husband, Robert Hughes.

ELIZABETH I. HUIZENGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mrs. Elizabeth Huizenga to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students from the Chicago area who evidence a strong Christian commitment, with preference to students from Timothy Christian High School, or Fountain of Life Church.

SCOTT A. AND KIM M. HUIZENGA SCIENCE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to aid full-time students enrolled in a Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, Geology, Mathematics or Physics program who are not seeking a career in medicine. The recipients must be entering their Junior year and be active members in any of the following Hope College sororities: Sorosis, Delta Phi, Dorian, Sibylline, Alpha Gamma Phi, Kappa Delta Chi, or Delta Sigma Theta; or fraternities: Fraternal, Cosmopolitan, Centurian, Emersonian, Arcadian, or Phi Sigma Kappa. The recipients will be chosen by the Dean for the Natural Sciences and the Natural Science Department Chairs in collaboration with the Financial Aid Office of Hope College.

WILLIAM E. AND MARIE G. HUNTER '51 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Marie G. Hunter to provide assistance to deserving students, with a preference given to those students majoring in engineering.

HUNTINGTON BANK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Robert J. Den Herder, former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the corporation, to provide scholarships for deserving students, with preference given to those interested in business careers.

KAREN ICE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students from the upper Midwest with a demonstrated interest in Sociology or Social Work. Given by Carl and Mary Ice in honor of their daughter, Karen Ice '03.

RALPH '64 AND PEGGY JACKSON FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ralph and Peggy Jackson to provide assistance to students with financial need, with preference given to students who graduated from Frankfort (Michigan) High School.

JOHN AND JEANNE JACOBSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Drs. John and Jeanne Jacobson to provide assistance to deserving students.

JAECKER CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the Harry C. Jaecker, Jr. family, this endowed scholarship is to be used to assist worthy students as designated by Hope College.

JELLEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to honor the memory of R. Dirk Jellema, professor of English, 1964-1993, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving international students with preference given to students from African Nations.

ARTHUR JENTZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—To assist students with financial need. First preference will be given to students majoring in philosophy.

HAROLD AND MABEL JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mabel P. Johnson in memory of her husband, Mr. Harold F. Johnson, to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need.

JOHNSON-HENRICH SCHOLARSHIPS—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students. Established by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson in memory of Mrs. Johnson's father, Frederick Henrich.

MILDRED POTTER '40 JOLDERSMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in honor of Mildred Potter Joldersma, by her husband, Alfred T. Joldersma '40, and their children. The fund provides scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need.

WILLIS AND FLORENCE JONKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—The Willis and Florence Jonker Scholarship was established in 1999 by their children Margo Jonker and Duane '75 Jonker-Burke. This scholarship is awarded to any deserving first year student with preference given to female students.

GINGER HUIZENGA '64 JURRIES SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN ENGLISH—An endowed scholarship fund created by Jim '63 and Ginger '64 Jurries to assist deserving students with financial need majoring in English, with preference given to students pursuing an interest in journalism or creative writing.

JIM JURRIES '63 SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN BUSINESS—An endowed scholarship fund created by Jim '63 and Ginger '64 Jurries to assist deserving students with financial need majoring in Economics and Business Administration, with preference given to students pursuing an interest in management, business development, or entrepreneurial enterprise.

JURRIES FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to assist Hope students with financial need to attend the Vienna Summer School Program. Students eligible for this award are those entering their junior or senior year. Given by James '63 and Virginia Huizenga '64 Jurries.

KAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by James Peter Kamp '61 for students with financial need.

GORDON E. AND KAREN KAMSTRA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund given through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Kamstra to provide financial assistance to deserving students at the conclusion of the sophomore year, with preference given to students majoring in business. This fund was established in memory of Mr. Gordon E. Kamstra, a Christian businessman who served as founder and president of Quality Air Heating and Cooling in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

MAURICE KAWASHIMA ENDOWED STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Maurice Kawashima for deserving students with financial need. There will be two recipients each year, and this scholarship is renewable contingent upon demonstrating continued financial need. First preference will be given to a student from Japan and a student from the United States. If no student from Japan is eligible, this scholarship will go to two students from the United States.

KEIZER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established for students with financial need, by Clifford '39 and Ruth Keizer, with preference given to science majors with an interest in music.

KELDER-MAAS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelder and Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Maas. This scholarship is for deserving students from the Reformed Church in America with preference given to students from a Harbor Network Church or from the South Grand Rapids Classis. Given by Leonard and Marjorie Maas.

JOHN L. KEMINK '71 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Dr. John L. Kemink, by his family, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students who plan to enter the field of medicine.

KEMPKER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by David ’54 Kempker and Mary Lammers ’60 Kempker, and their children, to assist deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students pursuing service careers.

ANTONIETTE KIEFT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund created by Antoinette Kieft to provide financial assistance to deserving students. First preference will be given to students pursuing careers in business and/or accounting.

JOHN A. ’63 AND JOYCE DEKORVER ’65 KIEFT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund is established to support students with financial need who have demonstrated academic ability with preference given to those who are majoring in one of the natural sciences or computer science.

REVEREND JOHN A. '18 AND DEANE WEERSING '21 KLAAREN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students, with preference given to those pursuing a career in full-time Christian ministry.

ADRIAN, FLORENCE AND A. JOHN KLAASEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving juniors and seniors who have demonstrated financial need and plan to major in economics or business administration. Established in memory of Florence and Dr. Adrian Klaasen, professor of business administration at Hope from 1947 to 1968.

HAROLD '31 AND MARJORIE SCHOLTEN '35 KLAASEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Marjorie Klaasen and family, to provide assistance to deserving women.

RUSSELL '32 AND ELIZABETH '32 KLAASEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to capable and needy students working toward a career as a minister or missionary. Funded by Russell Klaasen and friends.

PAUL AND JACKI KLEINHEKSEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Jacki and Paul Kleinheksel to provide assistance to deserving students with preference given to students from single family homes.

J. FRED AND IRENE KOBES SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Rodger Kobes ’63, Albert ’66 and Darlene Kobes ‘67 Oosterhof, in honor of their parents. The scholarship provides assistance for students pursuing a career in medicine, with preference given to those interested in medical missions or rural medicine.

WILLIAM M. KOLKMAN HERITAGE FUNDS—For deserving students. Established by Mr. William M. Kolkman in loving memory of Hendrick J. and Gerdena Kolkman, parents; Henry and Nellie Kolkman, brother and sister-in-law; and Christina Kolkman Timmer, sister.

ANTONIETTE KIEFT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund created by Antoinette Kieft to provide financial assistance to deserving students. First preference will be given to students pursuing careers in business and/or accounting.

JOHN A. ’63 AND JOYCE DEKORVER ’65 KIEFT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund is established to support students with financial need who have demonstrated academic ability with preference given to those who are majoring in one of the natural sciences or computer science.

ANTHONY KOOIKER MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established to provide financial aid to deserving students. First
preference will be given to worthy students pursuing a career in
music.

BRIAN AND CATHY WALCHENBACH KOOP FAMILY ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to a student who truly desires an academically excellent and vibrantly Christian liberal arts education with emphasis in the study of English and English literature.

BRIAN AND CATHY WALCHENBACH KOOP FAMILY BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to a student who truly desires an academically excellent and vibrantly Christian liberal arts education with emphasis in the study of business or economics.

HARVEY '43 AND MARY LOU '46 KOOP FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Koop family to honor Harvey Koop, Hope Class of 1943, and Mary Lou Hemmes Koop, Hope Class of 1946, to provide scholarships for deserving students with financial need. Preference shall be given to students pursuing careers in business.

VERNON '59 AND LOIS GRIFFES '60 KORTERING FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Vernon and Lois Griffes Kortering for juniors or seniors with financial need, with preference given to students planning to pursue graduate work in law or music.

ELIZABETH WEAVER ’49 KRAGT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in honor of Betty Kragt by her husband, Marvin N. Kragt ’49, and their children. The fund provides scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students planning a career in elementary education.

RUSSELL J. '49 AND GWENDOLYN L. '48 KRAAY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships for deserving students, with preference given to those planning to enter the field of computer science.

FRANKLIN D. KRAAI SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarship to any deserving junior, senior or non-traditional elementary education student pursuing teaching in a public school system.

PAUL B. KRAGT '58 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving juniors or seniors who have demonstrated financial need and are majoring in economics or business administration. Preference is given to students involved in a campus leadership capacity. Established by the family of Paul Kragt.

ELIZABETH SOPHIE KRAUSS AND ADAM KRAUSS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by a bequest from Helen Elizabeth Krauss to provide financial aid for deserving students.

EARLE & MILDRED KROPSCOTT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Earle and Mildred Kropscott for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students majoring in Chemistry.

HERMAN A. '30 AND DOROTHY A. '28 KRUIZENGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for needy students who show evidence of strong Christian convictions. Preference given to minority group members and students preparing for one of the service professions.

MARGARET FELDMANN KRUIZENGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed scholarship fund established in honor of Margaret Feldmann Kruizenga, class of 1952. Scholarships from this fund support deserving junior and senior students majoring in theater or art who show promise for careers in these areas. The scholarships will be awarded annually by the office of financial aid in consultation with the chairs of each department.

CHARLES AND BEATRICE KULIER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Scholarships will be awarded to students pursuing studies in the division of natural and applied sciences, with preference given to those majoring in chemistry. Established by Dr. Charles P. and Beatrice M. Kulier in appreciation for the excellent experience of their daughter, Nancy Kulier '87 Kocsis.

LOUIS AND ESTHER GLERUM '31 LAKE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lake to benefit deserving students.

LAKEWOOD CONSTRUCTION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Lakewood Construction Company of Holland, Michigan, to provide assistance for deserving students interested in careers in engineering.

LAMAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship funded by the Lamar Construction Company of Holland, Michigan, to assist deserving students with financial need.

ROBERT AND VIRGINIA LANTING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Robert and Virginia Lanting to provide scholarships for deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students entering the field of education or missions.

HERMAN '29 AND FLORA LAUG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need, established by family and friends in honor of Herman and Flora Laug.

MAURICE C. AND VIRGINIA C. HEMMES LAUG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund for deserving students from New York with financial need. First preference will be given to the students from upstate New York and specifically: Montgomery, Fulton, and Schoharie counties. This fund was created through the generosity of the Arkell Hall Foundation.

DR. PHILIP AND NELLIE M. LAUX SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to juniors and seniors who intend to pursue careers in the Christian ministry. This fund was made possible by Philip and Nellie Laux.

THELMA K. LEENHOUTS '66 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need who are interested in pursuing a profession in education or vocal music. First priority will be given to students from high-need urban communities and school systems, student of under served racial background, and international students.

PAULA ANN LEMLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Paula Ann Lemley was an outstanding pre-medical student who lost her life in a tragic accident during the summer before her senior year. This fund was established to provide aid to female fourth-year pre-medical students demonstrating financial need.

DR. LLOYD J. ’44 AND IONE STRICK ’44 LEMMEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by N. Ione Lemmen to provide assistance to students from West Michigan who are pursuing pre-med.

SHERMAN L. AND MABEL C. LEPARD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Sherman and Mabel Lepard to provide financial assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students pursuing careers in education.

VIOLET THOMASMA LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Violet Thomasma Lewis to provide assistance to deserving students, with a preference given to those planning to enter the teaching professions.

INEZ AND VERNA LEXO SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship is established through the generosity of Inez and Verna Lexo to make a Hope College education available to deserving students. Preference will be given to non-traditional as well as regular students who demonstrate a Christian commitment.

NICOLE MCCLAIN '98 LIECHTY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to female students from Michigan with a dream to further their education and make a difference in this world. This scholarship is in remembrance of Nicole Mcclain Liechty who lost her life in an auto accident. The scholarship was established by Starnes & Atchison Law Firm, family, friends, loved ones, and business associates all of whom Nicole influenced or was influenced by during her short time here on earth.

Y.T. AND AN TI LIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the Reverend Stanley H. Lin ’59, in memory of his parents, to provide financial assistance to students with financial need and interest in the Christian ministry.

MARIAN RUTH LINDEMULDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, established by the estate of Marian Ruth Lindemulder.

KAREN LINDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a scholarship fund established in loving memory of Karen Linder for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students involved in Sacred Dance.

LIVING LIFE AID FUND—A fund to provide a scholarship for a needy student who reflects a Christian attitude toward life. Preference shall be given to active members of the Cloverhill Reformed Church in America, located in Flemington, New Jersey.

LUCILLE LOWE AND LENA ALBERTA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with preference to those students majoring in music.

IRWIN LUBBERS SCHOLARSHIP—A fund established for deserving students who demonstrate exceptional academic excellence. The college will also strive to award this scholarship to a student with outstanding leadership qualities in tribute to the talents of Dr. Arend Lubbers and his father Dr. Irwin Lubbers. Given by Dr. Arend Lubbers, family and friends.

MEL AND MARION LUBBERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students who are enrolled full time and are affiliated with Rosewood Reformed church in Jenison, Michigan. Established by the congregation in 2008 in appreciation of Mel and Marion Lubbers.

MACATAWA BANK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide scholarships to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to minority students from West Michigan who are preparing for a career in business.

JOSEPH MACDONIELS HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Terry and Ginger South, both graduates of the Class of '76, this fund is in honor of Joe MacDoniels, longtime mentor and inspirer to Terry. This fund awards scholarships to deserving students with encouragement to Hope students and all recipients to be encouragers of others, set a vision and lead through love and trust in others.

WALTER AND MILDRED MALCHOW SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Walter and Mildred Malchow to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those preparing for the ministry.

SALLY POPPEN MARASCO SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students interested in a medical profession.

GERARD E. MARSH ’56 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund offers financial assistance with preference to junior or senior status students interested in pursuing a career in research and, in particular, cancer research.

MARSILJE SERVICES SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by MTA Travel, Inc. and Marsilje Insurance Agency, Inc. to provide scholarship assistance to international Hope students and/or Hope students studying abroad. The funds will be given to those deserving students who are planning to major, or are majoring, in business administration or economics.

McBRIDE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Lester McBride '37, by his wife, Barbara McBride, to provide scholarship assistance to junior or senior level students majoring in business administration or economics.

JAMES & ARDATH McCALL FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP—A fund established to provide scholarship assistance to a student with financial need from a foreign country who values, demonstrates and facilitates leadership in the multicultural community of Hope College. In honor of James McCall, this fund was created to celebrate Jim’s open heart and open home – both of which welcomed over 50 international students, friends and leaders during his life.

ESTELLE BROWNING McLEAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students. Established by C.M. McLean, former member of the Hope College Board of Trustees.

JOHN E. AND EDITH B. '26 MEDENDORP SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. John E. Medendorp of Muskegon, Michigan, to provide scholarships to worthy students.

LORENZO '33 AND DAISY E. MEENGS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need, with preference given to pre-medical students.

ERNEST J. MEEUSEN '49 SCHOLARSHIP FUND— Established by family and friends of Ernest Meeusen to provide financial assistance for deserving students, with preference to those majoring in mathematics.

MEIJI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC YEAR EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship is awarded annually to a Hope College graduating senior to support a year of full-time study in the International Studies division of Meiji Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan. The scholarship was established in 1989 by formal agreement with Meiji Gakuin University.

MEPHIBOSHETH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the generosity of Mr. Peter DeKorte to provide financial assistance to physically disabled students. Mr. DeKorte was disabled and chose to name the scholarship for Mephibosheth, a lame boy of the Old Testament, since, "he too had dined at the King's table."

MERVAU-WERNETTE-WILSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students enrolled in a program in Kinesiology, with an emphasis on Athletic Training. Established with appreciation for and in honor of Katherine Mervau, Delores Wernette, and Mary Wilson, serving as assistants in the Office of the President during Dr. James E. Bultman’s tenure. Made possible through the generosity of Jim and Martie Bultman and the National Collegiate Athletic Association, and in recognition of President Bultman’s leadership role within the NCAA and his love of collegiate sport at the Division III level.

HARRIS '16 AND EVA LEENHOUTS PELGRIM '17 MEYER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. Harris Meyer for deserving students.

NELLA MEYER '21 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Professor Nella Meyer, with additional support from her family and friends, to provide financial assistance to students at Hope College, with preference given to students interested in music or French.

FAITH AND MARK MICHO '87 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provided financial assistance to deserving students interested in a career in business. This fund was established to honor Mark's mother, Eileen L. Micho. Preference will be given to a FOCUS student pursuing a career in business. Class standing and grade point average will not be a deciding factor, but recipients must be motivated and show leadership and strong academic performance.

WIETSCHE AND NELLIE MIDDLEBUSH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to a student with high character, financial need and scholarship. Given by Dr. Frederick A. Middlebush in memory of his parents.

M. HAROLD MIKLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—For deserving students, with first preference to those interested in communication.

DON AND MAXINE MULDER MILLER INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Don ’53 and Maxine Mulder ’53 Miller, the Miller International Education Scholarship Fund will be used to make awards to deserving students for international and overseas study programs.

MILLER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed fund to provide scholarships to students with financial need, with preference given to students planning to enter the field of business or education. Given by the children of Jack '54 and Betty '53 Miller.

HOWARD AND MARTHA MILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students, established by Howard and Martha '24 Miller of Holland, Michigan.

JOHN AND ROBERTA MILNE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial aid. Preference will be given to young men seeking a degree in education or religion, enrolled in the sophomore year. Given by John and Robeta Milne in appreciation of the Hope College experience of their daughter, Nancy Milne '74 Gus.

BELINDA MISSAD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship has been provided in memory of Belinda Missad. She was an amazing woman who believed in God, and whose strength, perseverance, and love made her the true leader of the family. The scholarship provides assistance to deserving students with financial need.

PAUL JAMES MITSOS ’53 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to assist Hope Students with financial need to attend the Vienna Summer School Program. Students eligible for this award are those entering their junior or senior year.

ESTHER MOLENAAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship established in honor of Esther Molenaar with preference given to students majoring in music

MOREHOUSE-DUESING MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students participating in the music program. Given by Charlotte M. Duesing ’31 and her husband, Howard, in memory of her father, Harry C. Morehouse, a Reformed Church minister for many years.

CATHERINE JO MORRISON '89 SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund to provide scholarships to deserving students who are entering their junior or senior year and who are involved in at least two extra-curricular activities. Established by Catherine Jo Morrison Lane.

JOYCE M. MORRISON VOICE SCHOLARSHIP FUND— An endowed fund the earnings from which shall be used annually to provide a scholarship for the sophomore year of the most promising sophomore vocalist who, after completing his or her freshman year, has expressed an intention to pursue a career in classical voice. The recipient of such scholarship shall be determined annually by the chairperson of the Voice Division of Music of Hope College.

BARBARA MOUW '76 POPPE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund established for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to a Christian education student preparing to teach reading at the elementary level in a public school.

REV. HENRY A. AND EMILY G. MOUW SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund to assist students with financial need. First preference will be given to student in their junior year who plan to continue their education in a seminary upon their graduation from Hope College.

MARY EMILY MOUW ’72 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to assist Christian students preparing to teach English/Language Arts in a secondary school.

BERNARD J. '19 AND LOUISE E. '20 MULDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to deserving students, with preference given to those wishing to pursue a career in Christian education. Given by Bernard and Louise Mulder.

CHARLOTTE A. "CHUCKIE" MULDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund for deserving students with financial need. This scholarship was established by family and friends in memory of Charlotte Mulder, secretary to three Hope College presidents.

DONALD '48 AND BARBARA '47 MULDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving pre-medical students.

FRED MULDER '17 GRANT—A fund to provide a grant-in-aid for a worthy student demonstrating financial need. Grades and class standing are not necessarily a determining factor in naming the grant recipient.

DR. JOHN MULDER '28 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by his sister, Evelyn G. Mulder Weller, in loving memory of her dearly loved and highly respected brother. He was a proud and loyal graduate of Hope who received an honorary doctorate in laws from Hope in 1978. Preference is to be given to needy students interested in law or Christian service.

LARRY '88 AND KAREN MULDER NON-TRADITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Larry and Karen Mulder to provide scholarship assistance to non-traditional students demonstrating financial need. Preference is given to displaced homemakers/single parents over 23 years of age or those students who have had a lapse of at least two years between enrollment in high school and a post-secondary institution. Applications for this scholarship fund are available in the Hope College Financial Aid Office.

I. MULLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships for worthy students.

ROBERT E. MULVANEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An annual award to provide scholarship assistance to a junior or senior student enrolled in a pre-law or political science program. It is to be awarded on the basis of need and academic ability. Given by his family, Margaret Mulvaney Pulver, Douglas Mulvaney '80 and Marcia Mulvaney.

CARLYLE '35 & DORIS VANLENTE '36 NECKERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students majoring in music. First preference will be given to student participating in choir.

JAMES A. '56 AND BARBARA J. '56 NEEVEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by New Hackensack Reformed Church in Wappingers Falls, New York, in appreciation of James and Barbara Neevel's 20 years of ministry. The scholarship provides assistance to worthy students with financial need, with preference given to students from New Hackensack Reformed Church.

DR. BLAINE C. '86 & KATHLEEN PIERSMA NEWHOUSE SCHOLARSHIP—A fund to assist students with financial need and to increase the racial, ethnic and economic diversity of the Hope community. Preference will be given to students of color engaged in a field of study leading to careers in education, Christian ministry or social work.

DR. PAUL D. NORA '80 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Given by Paul Nora '80 in appreciation of his excellent Hope College education in preparation for a career in medicine.

NORDSTROM FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students planning careers in education. Given by John and Eileen Mugg' 56 Nordstrom.

THOMAS M. AND MARILYN '63 NORMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Thomas and Marilyn Norman to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students associated with Reformed Church in America mission programs.

NORTHERN MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance for deserving students from Northern Michigan who demonstrate financial need.

DONALD AND EUNICE NORTHUIS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—All six of Don and Eunice's children graduated from Hope College and were active participants in or supporters of intercollegiate athletics. Having been public school teachers themselves, Don and Eunice believe strongly in the importance of education. A Hope College education has been a part of their family for many generations. This scholarship provides for a student(s) with financial need.

ANDREW G. NYBOER '39 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Marion A. Nyboer in honor of her husband, Dr. Andrew Nyboer, to provide assistance to a deserving junior or senior with financial need, with preference to students planning to attend Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.

JOHN NYBOER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by his son, Andrew, and added to by family members, to provide aid to a student who holds part-time employment at the college in the maintenance or custodial department. Preference will be given to an individual preparing for a field in Christian service.

MARION A. NYBOER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in honor of Marion Nyboer by her husband, Dr. Andrew G. Nyboer '39. This will provide scholarship aid to a deserving, needy female student planning to be involved in Christian service.

JACOB E. NYENHUIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to support deserving students with financial need and pursuing an academic program in Classical Studies or Ancient Civilization. First preference will be given to juniors or seniors with a declared major or minor in these areas. Established by Ruth Todd, Professor Emerita of Classics, in honor of her longtime friend and mentor, Jacob E. “Jack” Nyenhuis. Dr. Todd served Hope as Professor of Classics in 1977-1978 and 1979-1986. Dr. Nyenhuis has served Hope College as Professor of Classics since 1975 and Dean of Arts and Humanities from 1975-1984, and as Provost since 1984.

JACOB E. AND LEONA M. NYENHUIS DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by friends and colleagues to honor Dr. Jacob (Jack) and Leona Nyenhuis on the occasion of Dr. Nyenhuis' retirement from Hope College. This scholarship will be awarded to deserving students with demonstrated financial need who will increase the diversity at Hope College, create greater understanding and appreciation of our differences, reduce tensions in the world, and enhance the experience of all students at Hope College. Factors that may be considered in awarding of the this scholarship include, but are not limited to, ethnicity, race, religion, citizenship, region where the student lives, life experiences, nationality, high school, culture, etc., with preference given to students of African or Hispanic/Latino descent.

JERRY AND LAURA NYHUIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for students with financial need. First preference will be given to a student planning on a career in Secondary Math Education. This fund was established by Roger '58 and Wilma '73 Winkels, in memory of Jerry and Laura Nyhuis.

DR. FREDERICK '26 AND SARAH KLOOSTER '29 OLERT SCHOLARSIP FUND—This fund, established in 1999, honors Dr. and Mrs. Olert, faithful supporters and alumni of Hope College. Scholarships are awarded annually to deserving students with financial need, with preference given to students from the Presbyterian Church, USA.

JOHN M. AND LOUISE OSTERHAVEN STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students.

MARGARET NAGY '42 OSTERHAVEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Dr. M. Eugene Osterhaven in honor of his wife, this fund provides aid to deserving Christian students with preference given to those of Hungarian background.

PNC BANK OF MICHIGAN/ILLINOIS SCHOLARSHIP—A fund to provide financial assistance for deserving students. Preference will be given to students from Ottawa, Kent, Muskegon, Oceana and Mason Counties interested in the fields of business administration or economics.

SEYMOUR '43 AND ESTHER PADNOS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established to provide financial assistance to a Hope College student who is an active member of the Fraternal Society.

OLIVER S. PAGE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Michael Suleiman and the family and friends of Oliver Page ’41, to provide financial support to Hope students attending the GLCA program in Jerusalem. In the event there are no eligible students, funds will be used to support students from the Middle East, or students attending programs in the Middle East, or students with interest in Middle Eastern Affairs. In the event that there are no eligible students in the above categories the fund shall be awarded to a needy student.

MYRTIE AND ETHELYN PAINE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. Clifford E. Paine as a memorial to Myrtle Paine and Etllelyn Paine. A four-year scholarship at Hope College is awarded to a graduating senior(s) from Fennville High School. Mr. Paine, a native of Fennville, attended Hope College from 1906-1907 and graduated from the University of Michigan College of Engineering. He was a nationally recognized authority on bridge design and one of the chief designers of the Golden Gate Bridge.

PALMA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established in loving memory of Fern D. Palma by her friends and family. A member of the Hope Class of 1983, she majored in music and physical education. This scholarship is intended for deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students majoring in music or kinesiology.

PARKE-DAVIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Parke-Davis and Company, a division of Warner Lambert, to provide scholarship assistance for deserving students. Preference given to students from a Hispanic background.

PEOPLE WHO INSPIRE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established for students with financial need to assist them in achieving their dreams of a Hope education. Inspiration is the word that best describes the vision of this scholarship. It is intended to honor Hope students, graduates and friends past,
present, and future who are role models, motivators, and leaders whose actions compel others to follow their example. The founder of this scholarship desires that others will be motivated to contribute towards this scholarship so they in
their own way may honor an individual who has been an inspiration to them.

PETER AND WINIFRED VELD PAARLBERG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students from the Midwest expressing interest in careers in ministry or other Christian service. Given through the estate of Peter and Winifred Paarlberg.

RANDY PACHECO SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Stuart H. Post '60 and his wife, Dee in honor of the efforts of Randy Pacheco to uplift the Hispanic community. Preference given to Hispanic graduates of Holland High School or West Ottawa High School, participants in the Upward Bound program, and students having a demonstrated financial need.

WILLIAM G. AND HENDRIKA '71 PATERSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for worthy students with preference given to those students majoring in mathematics or business administration. Given by William and Hendrika Velthuizen Paterson.

DANIEL '50 AND JOAN TEN HOEVE '50 PAUL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide aid to a creative junior or senior or non-traditional Christian elementary education student contemplating teaching in the public school system.

RUTH STAFFORD PEALE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for a worthy student. Given by Mr. Homer Surbeck in recognition of the distinguished service to the college by Trustee Ruth Stafford Peale.

MICHAEL B. PETROVICH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND — The Michael B. Petrovich Memorial Scholarship is paid annually from an endowed fund created by friends, colleagues, and students of the late member of the Department of History. Its purpose is to aid students who plan a semester or year of studying abroad.

DONALD “ZEKE” ’53 AND JOYCE PIERSMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students

BRIAN '92 AND CHILDREN, MITCHELL AND ABLIGAIL PIETENPOL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Glenn ’64 and Mary Pietenpol in memory of their son, Brian ’92, and his children, Mitchell and Abigail, who died tragically on November 28, 2003. Scholarships are awarded to juniors or seniors from Michigan who plan to enter the field of accounting or education and are involved in church and Christian service, with preference given to students involved in “The Pull”, intramural sports, or the Vienna Summer School program.

LOUIS M. PLANSOEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships to worthy students, with preference given to pre-ministerial students. This fund, made possible through a generous bequest from Mr. Louis M. Plansoen, has been established in his memory.

POEST FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G. '39 Poest to provide financial aid to deserving students majoring in business, with preference to those from Ottawa County.

BARBARA MOUW POPPE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for a Christian education student preparing to teach reading at the elementary level in a public school.

CLAYTON AND CHRISTINE POWERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students from single parent homes resulting from the death of a parent or to students adopted after the age of 11. If neither preference can be met, the scholarship should go to female students.

DR. ROBERT ’40 AND BETTY J. POWERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established through the estate of Betty Powers in honor of her husband, Dr. Robert F. Powers ’40, to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference shall be given to students enrolled in pre-medical programs.

EDGAR PRINCE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established in recognition of the many contributions Mr. Prince has made to Hope and the Holland community. This fund will provide financial assistance to a student who demonstrates Christian character and leadership potential.

DR. A. JAMES PRINS ‘38 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by A. James and Iris Prins to assist one or more students with financial need, with preference given to juniors or seniors majoring in English and/or planning to enter the field of journalism or creative writing.

MARGUERITE MEYER '17 PRINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by the Board of Trustees to honor and recognize Marguerite Meyer Prins, member of the Hope College faculty from 1931-1958, who served with distinction as professor of French and Spanish. The scholarship will be awarded to deserving students with financial need who have indicated an interest in studying the French language.

MERLE J. AND ARNOLA J. PRINS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—The endowment from this program will be used to award a scholarship to a student who has been identified by Hope College as a Presidential Scholar or higher with preference given to graduates of Holland Christian High School.

LORAINE M. PSCHIGODA '59 CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Loraine M Pschigoda '59, a chemistry major, to benefit female students who are pursuing majors in chemistry. First preference will be given to those young women with an interest in research chemistry, who have attained at least sophomore status.

QUNICY STREET CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Quincy Street Corporation to provide assistance to students showing financial need. Preference given to Quincy Street employees or dependents of company employees.

KEN QUIST '72 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students, with first preference given to a member of Ken's fraternity, the Cosmopolitan Fraternity.

RAMAKER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship assistance to a deserving entering student (first preference being a male student) with demonstrated academic achievement and leadership potential, who is interested in the humanities, with first preference being history. Given by the family in honor of Mildred, Clayton and Richard Ramaker.

RCA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed fund established by the congregations of the Reformed Church in America to provide scholarships to deserving students with financial need with preference given to minorities.

REDEKER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Jerrald H. '56 and Elsie VandeZande '57 Redeker to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to non-traditional students who plan to enter the teaching profession.

MAX J. '17 AND FLORENCE '19 VYN REESE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to students, with preference given to those interested in or enrolled in pre-medical programs or interested in or enrolled in economics and business administration programs.

EMMA REEVERTS '20 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund in memory of Emma Reeverts, Hope College educator and Dean of Women, 1946-1963, to provide financial aid to a worthy student.

REFORMED CHURCH WOMEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Reformed Church Women. A scholarship is awarded annually to a junior or senior woman who is a member of the Reformed Church, who demonstrates excellence in scholarship and is preparing to serve in a church-related vocation.

REMTEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Beatrice Remtema in memory of her husband, Ray, and recognizing a family legacy of Hope graduates, is awarded annually to deserving students, with preference to those considering a career in education.

ALBERT AND SUSIE RITSEMA MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by their four children, three of whom were music majors at Hope College. Preference should be given to a string player on a competitive basis.

HERMAN AND ELIZABETH RITSEMA MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Herman and Elizabeth Ritsema in honor of their three sons who were music majors at Hope College. Preference should be given to an outstanding instrumentalist on a competitive basis entering Hope for the first time.

ALICE H. OUDEMOOL '29 RODSTROM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund providing assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to students interested in pursuing a career in Christian service.

DAVID P. ROOSSIEN ORGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance for deserving students of organ. The successful recipient will demonstrate aptitude, potential and interest in the field of church music. Established in 1999 by David P. Roossien, a friend of the college and patron of the arts.

AGNES ROSS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students.

JANET MULDER '16 AND METTA ROSS '26 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Janet Mulder and Metta Ross, distinguished staff members at Hope. This fund is to provide financial assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students who excel in English or drama and are graduates of Holland, West Ottawa or Holland Christian High School.

SANDRA E. ROTTSCHAFER ‘93 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by family and friends of Sandi Rottschafer, Hope Class of 1993, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students who plan to pursue a career in medicine or the health professions.

CHARLES '29 AND MARIE ROZEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Charles and Marie Rozema to benefit students with need who are majoring in chemistry. Preference will be given to juniors and seniors.

RICHARD H. '52 AND PATRICIA L. RUCH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship to provide aid for students with ability, need and a Christian commitment, with preference given to those pursuing the study of business.

JOHN H. RUMPH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for a worthy senior student who needs assistance to complete his education. Established by Mrs. Maude C. Rumph in memory of her husband.

RUSS' RESTAURANTS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Bouws and family to provide annual scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need, with preference given to Russ' employees, dependents of company employees or to young people from areas served by Russ' Restaurants. Through their restaurants and through philanthropic endeavors, Mr. and Mrs. Bouws have made a positive impact in West Michigan and on Hope College.

CAMERON A. RYLANCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid for worthy students, with preference given to those who demonstrate serious interest in church music and who plan to serve the church in some area of music ministry.

DONALD AND KATHLEEN RYNBRANDT SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students graduating from the Hudsonville Public Schools. Given by Donald ‘62 and Kathleen Rynbrandt in honor of Don’s parents, Burr and Henrietta Rynbrandt, who sacrificially provided for Don to become the first college graduate in their family.

JOHN H. '50 AND CONSTANCE L. VAN ZYLEN '53 RYSKAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Jack and Connie Ryskamp to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students majoring in the natural sciences.

ROBERT F. AND GENEVIEVE SAGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Sage Foundation to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

SARGENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund given by Mrs. Phoebe Sargent '37 VanDragt, in part from the estate of Carroll Sargent, with preference given to support students who are interested in pursuing a career in teaching.

FELICIA HRBEK '50 SAUNDERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those entering the nursing program during their junior year .

HOWARD C. SCHADE '32 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Elizabeth S. Schade in memory of her husband, The Reverend Howard C. Schade. This fund will provide scholarship aid to deserving students who are preparing for Christian service. Preference will be given to returning students with demonstrated ability who are facing unusual or emergency financial need.

ROBERT AND LEONA SCHELLENBERG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established to provide financial aid to deserving students. Preference is given to graduates of Lee High School in Wyoming, Michigan and then to graduates of other area high schools.

HEIR FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship awarded each year to a student with a diverse background and a desire to advance the diversity of Hope College. This fund was established by David, Suzanne and Sarah '10 Shier.

VERNON J. '51 AND ISLA R. '50 SCHIPPER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Vern J. and Isla R. Schipper and their family to provide scholarship assistance to a junior or senior level student who shows unusual talent and ability that marks him/her for leadership. Preference given to persons majoring in business or education. Mr. Schipper served as Director of the Build Hope Campaign, Alumni Director and Advancement Officer. Mrs. Schipper was a teacher, an active alumna and a participant in Hope programs.

SCHMID FAMILY FUND—Established by Dorothea Dodds, in honor of her family members: Lillian, Katrina, Nicholas, Kathryn and Dorothea. This scholarship provides assistance to deserving students.

HELEN SCHNEIDER AND WILLIAM SCHNEIDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Helen Schneider in the name of herself and her brother William. The fund offers financial assistance for Hope students with preference for junior or senior status students pursuing a career in education.

DR. SCHOLL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Dr. Scholl Foundation to provide financial aid to worthy students, with preference given to students from Illinois.

SCHOLTENS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dale and Anita Scholtens, parents of three Hope students. The scholarship provides assistance to juniors or seniors with financial need. Preference is given to students with siblings at Hope, or students who have been in attendance more than four years.

JOHN A. SCHOON FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—a fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to a junior or senior who is an American citizen and plans to enter a christian service profession.

ELIZABETH ANN SCHOUTEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund was established by Elizabeth Ann Schouten '31 to provide financial assistance for students preparing for careers in science education, health related professions, nursing, Christian ministry or music.

SCHREGARDUS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Provides funds for deserving students with financial need, with first preference given to students from Wisconsin. Established by Ralph and Cheryl Schouten '65 Schregardus, in honor of their children, Randy Schregardus '86, Carla Schregardus '90 Wilson, and Andrea Schregardus '92 Votava.

H. RUTH SCHREIBER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need.

DR. WILLIAM AND ADA ANN SCHRIER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those majoring in communication, particularly those who have an interest in debate or oratory.

ROBERT H. '47 AND ARVELLA SCHULLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by William R. Biggs, business leader, educator and motivator, and his wife, Ruth Ann, in honor of and tribute to Dr. Robert H. Schuller, distinguished pastor of the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, who, with the support of his wife Arvella, has influenced countless thousands of people in a positive way. His appearances each Sunday on the "Hour of Power" television programs reach millions worldwide; his several books have provided continuing positive inspiration over many years. This endowment fund will provide financial assistance to deserving students to receive a Hope College education and go into the world making positive contributions.

DR. LAWRENCE '58 AND LORETTA SCHUT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to provide asssistance to deserving students on the basis of financial need and majoring in the Natural Sciences. First preference will be given to minority students pursuing pre-med or nursing programs. Given by Dr. Lawrence '58 and Loretta Schut.

OSCAR O.R. SCHWIDETZKY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid on the basis of need and academic ability. Preference is given to pre-medical students. Established by Mrs. Schwidetzky in memory of her husband.

LEWIS R. SCUDDER '31 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, given by the late Dorothy B. Scudder in memory of her husband.

JANET "JAN" C. SEBENS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need.

JAMES '65 and MARILYN '66 SERUM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship awarded to an upper class student in the sciences with financial need who has demonstrated academic excellence, creativity, and initiative.

ROLLAND SHACKSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Miss Marion Shackson in honor of her late brother, who served on the faculty of Hope College form 1935-1939. The fund exists to provide support to an outstanding Hope student, with preference given to those interested in a career in speech communications.

FRANK AND DOROTHY SHERBURNE SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship for deserving upperclassman with financial need. Preference given to students majoring in mathematics, theatre or music.

SHIER FAMIILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship awarded each year to a student with a diverse background and a desire to advance the diversity of Hope College. This fund was established by David, Suzanne and Sarah '10 Shier.

BERNARD AND DOROTHY SHOEMAKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Mr. Albert Au and Family of Los Angeles, California in gratitude for generosity of Bernard and Dorothy Shoemaker who helped him gain an education during his youth. Preference will be given to students with financial need.

C. LEONARD SHONIKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund given by C. Leonard Shoniker, a Holland native and friend of Hope College, to provide assistance to one or more deserving Hope students with financial need.

ANTOINETTE CAROLYN SIKKEL '50 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Antoinette "Toni" Sikkel, through her estate, to provide financial assistance to deserving students with financial need.

HOWARD '28 AND MARGARET SLUYTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Sluyter to provide scholarships to deserving students.

HOWARD R. SLUYTER '28 AND JAMES M. VERMEULEN '26 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hadley of Grand Rapids. Income from this endowment will be awarded to a deserving student entering the junior year whose academic record, character and leadership qualities are of the highest caliber and who intends to pursue a career in business.

RUSSELL AND FLORENCE SMALLEGAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship to a deserving traditional student who is a member of the Reformed Church with preference given to a student majoring in biology or Chemistry.

HOMER DUKE '37 AND LOUISE SMITH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship is established through the generosity of Homer "Duke" Smith '37 to provide scholarship support for students with demonstrated financial need with preference given to those from the eastern region of the United States.

LYNN SZABO '32 SMITH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference to those students majoring in nursing, established by Mrs. Lynn Szabo Smith.

RAY AND SUE SMITH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for deserving male students with financial need. This scholarship was established by the student athletes who played football from the years 1970 to 1994 to honor the legacy of their coach. It is to be awarded to a student who demonstrates the potential to live out the values modeled by Coach Smith and his wife Sue. These values are a commitment to the Christian faith, a life of the utmost integrity, and an ongoing passion for the health and wellness of body and spirit.

ESTHER M. SNOW '41 VIENNA SCHOLARSHIP FUND — Established in memory of Esther M. Snow, member of the Hope College faculty from 1937-1965, whose enthusiasm for music, German and Vienna served as an inspiration for many generations of Hope students. The fund will annually provide one or more scholarships to outstanding students planning to spend a summer in Vienna studying music, German or European culture.

JOHN JACOB SOETER '27 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships for worthy students, with preference given to those planning to serve in the ministry or in medical missions. Given by the

VIRGINIA SPEAKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by the estate of the late Virginia Speaker, this fund is designated to assist students majoring in the performing arts. Ms. Speaker was a soprano soloist and voice instructor.

BETSY KING '66 STAVENGER AND RUTH KING '69 SEIGER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established by Dave and Betsy King Stavenger to provide assistance to 2nd through 4th year students with financial need who are on track to a career in elementary education. Preference will be given to students from Midland, Michigan.

STAVENGER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP—This scholarship was established by Dave and Betsy King Stavenger to provide assistance 1st through 4th year students with financial need. Preference will be given to a student from Midland, Michigan.

REVEREND AND MRS. JAMES A. STEGEMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, given in honor of The Reverend John Stegeman's service to the Covenant Reformed Church of Muskegon Heights.

CAROL CHERRY '68 STEHOUWER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. David M. Stehouwer '65 in memory of his wife, Carol Cherry Stehouwer, o provide scholarships for students with financial need who are pursuing a degree in english, with preference given to those who wish to teach.

STEKETTE – TAPLEY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by David R. and Sally J. Stekette '65 Tapley in 2006 for deserving students with financial need. It is given in the spirit of providing a Hope education to deserving Christian students.

AIMEE STERK PSYCHOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students majoring in psychology. Students selected will be in their junior or senior year. Given in honor of Aimee Sterk ’97 by her father, Stanley Sterk ’70, in appreciation for her hope college experience.

STERK BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be for upperclassman who are accounting majors and are not in the cpa 150 program.

RALEIGH R. AND ESTHER REHM STOTZ SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mrs. Esther Rehm Stotz in memory of her husband, Raleigh R. Stotz, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

DR. AND MRS. T.E. SU SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the children of Dr. and Mrs. T .E. Su, who served Hope Hospital in Arnoy, China. This fund will provide scholarship aid for one or more students demonstrating academic excellence, financial need, and interest in the medical profession.

JAMES A. AND IRENE G. SWABY MUSIC FUND—A fund for students majoring in music, with preference for students who are vocal or instrumental music majors, and who have demonstrated financial need.

ETHEL LEESTMA SWETS ORGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by family of friends in honor of Ethel Swets who was the first organ major under Dr. Curtis Snow on the Skinner Opus 732 organ in Dimnent Chapel in 1929. This scholarship is to celebrate Ethel's joy and great talen in playing classical and church music, and her commitment of service to Christ. her emphasis was on the importance of technique, and playing with "heart". This scholarship is to be given to a deserving organ major in church music.

TANAKA MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed scholarship fund to provide both need and merit based financial aid, with preference given to international students.

ELLIOT AND ELAINE TANIS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. Elliot and Elaine Tanis to provide financial assistance to international students attending Hope College, with preference given to students from the Middle East or Asia.

RICHARD W. TELINDE '17 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr .Richard W. Telinde to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students.

CHRISTINE TEMPAS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need who are planning to major in the natural sciences. Established by Dr. Christine S. Tempas ’69 of Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, in appreciation of her own experience at Hope College.

ANNA MAE TENSEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established through the estate of Anna Mae Tensen, of Rochester, New York, to provide assistance to deserving students.

JOHN AND FRANCES TENSEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students, with preference given to attending members of the First Reformed Church of Rochester, New York, and the Classis of Rochester, New York.

DR. GARY L. TERHAAR CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Recipients are junior or senior students planning a career in the Sciences. First preference will be given to a Chemistry major. Established by Drs. Gary ’58 and Carol ’58 TerHaar.

ARTHUR JOHN TER KEURST '32 PSYCHOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Ruth Laug Ter Keurst as a memorial to her husband, Dr. Arthur John Ter Keurst. This scholarship is awarded at the conclusion of the junior year to a student majoring in psychology who has a distinguished academic record and financial need, and who, in the opinion of the Psychology Department faculty, shows promise of a distinguished career in psychology.

JAC AND FLORENCE TIGELAAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Given in loving memory of Jac '30 and Florence Tigelaar by their family and friends.

ALBERT TILL JR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund created by the estate of Albert Till Jr. to assist deserving students with financial need.

BURR TILLSTROM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship honoring Burr Tillstrom, television pioneer and creator of Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, for the friendship and inspiration enjoyed by Hope students, faculty, and artists, through his long collaborative association with the department. The scholarship is awarded to a theatre major who demonstrates financial need, has completed at least one year at Hope, and in the estimation of the Theatre Department faculty has been an outstanding participant in the program and shows genuine promise of making a significant contribution to the profession.

ALBERT H. '23 AND ESTHER D. '25 TIMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Financial aid will be given to deserving students. This fund is made possible by the family of Albert H. Timmer, who faithfully served Hope College for over 40 years in the role of professor, administrator and coach.

PAUL NORMAN TIMMER ’76 SCHOLARHSIP FUND—Established by the Timmer family in honor of Paul Norman Timmer, Hope Class of 1976, to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

JAMES C. TOOTHAKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to benefit students in need of financial assistance with preference given to students pursuing careers in elementary education. Established by Marjorie Toothaker in memory of her husband, Dr. James C. Toothaker.

PHILLIP R. TOPPEN '58 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Mary Harmeling '61 Toppen-Palma in memory of her late husband, Phillip Toppen, to provide assistance to deserving students with preference given to those planning to enter the field of education.

EDMUND B. AND MARGARET A.TWEDDLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Tweddle Litho Company in honor of its founder, Edmund B. Tweddle, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students majoring in business or finance.

GERRlT TYSSE - JOHN VANPEURSEM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by James W. '34 and Arloa M. VanPeursem '33 Tysse in memory of their fathers. For students demonstrating strength of character and leadership ability.

JOHN W. TYSSE '29 MEMORIAL FUND—Established in memory of The Reverend John W. Tysse, Hope alumnus and Reformed Church pastor, this fund recognizes the contribution of small churches and their ministers to Hope College and the denomination, and provides aid to students from smaller congregations on the basis of financial need and evidence of potential.

KENNETH R. TYSSE '36 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Cornelia Tysse Hartough '36 and Lois T. Tysse Strom in memory of his brother, Ken, to provide assistance to deserving students with demonstrated financial need.

HENRY AND EVELYN STEKETEE UPJOHN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those majoring in history. This fund is established by Mr. Henry L. Upjohn in memory of his wife, Evelyn Steketee Upjohn, and out of appreciation for Dr. Bruce M. Raymond, professor of history.

BENJAMIN H. VAN ANDEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—The Benjamin H. Van Andel Scholarship Fund - A fund providing financial assistance to deserving students with financial need. Assistance must range between ¼ and ½ of tuition.

DONALD J. '42 AND LILEETH BROUWER '42 VAN ARK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Don and Lileeth Van Ark to provide scholarships to assist any deserving student pursuing a career in education with preference to those students from the Reformed Church in America.

MYRON ’51 AND MAE VAN ARK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established for students with financial need for graduates of Holland public schools. This scholarship was established in honor of Mike's thirty-five years and Mae's nine-years with the Holland public schools.

BRUCE VAN BUSKIRK SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A scholarship established by Bruce Van Buskirk ’72 for students with financial need with preference given to students with a visual impairment. Second preference given to students with a physical handicap or disability.

KATHRYN VANDENBELT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Aid to a worthy student given in memory of Kathryn VandenBelt from the estate of her son, Donald VandenBelt.

DR. AND MRS. ALLISON AND MILDRED VANDENBERG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship fund is designated to pre-med and nursing students. This scholarship, established through the estate of Allison R. VandenBerg, recognizes five generations of the VandenBerg family who graduated from Hope College.

BILL VANDENBERG III '62 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Bill Vandenberg '62 for students with demonstrated financial need with preference given to those students involved in extracurricular activities at Hope College.

VANDENBERG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. Given by Fred '53 and Gretchen Yonkman '54 Vandenberg.

DR. WILLIAM R. '61 AND SUSAN L. VANDERBILT SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund established by Dr. William R. '61 and Susan L. Vanderbilt for elementary or secondary education students with financial need.

GEORGE H. '20 AND HELEN H. VANDERBORGH FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to students of high respect and reputation. Established by George H. Vanderborgh, alumnus and trustee, and his wife, Helen.

ELIZABETH VANDERBUSH '53 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Alvin Vanderbush in memory of his wife, an outstanding elementary school teacher. The fund is to assist deserving students with financial need who seek careers in education.

ELISABETH KAY VANDER LUGT '66 AND JOHN DAVID TERPSTRA '65 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships for worthy students whose heritage and interest relate to our historic Reformed Church tradition. Given by Dr. and Mrs. William Vander Lugt in memory of their daughter, Elisabeth Kay, and from the estate of John David Terpstra. John was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Terpstra.

FLOYD VANDER MEER '25 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established in memory of Floyd Vander Meer by his wife, Jane Vander Meer '25. Funds generated by this scholarship are awarded to deserving students.

WILLIAM VANDER MEER '20 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to worthy students, with preference given to students of Chinese heritage.

JOHN M. VANDER MEULEN ’36 FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, given by Dr. and Mrs. John M. Vander Meulen and their family.

JOHN '52 AND MARILYN '52 VAN DER VELDE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Dr. John and Marilyn Veldman van der Velde for outstanding students majoring in physics or music.

MARGARET DENHERDER '15 VAN DER VELDE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship created by Margaret DenHerder van der Velde to assist deserving students with financial need.

RUTH HOEKSTRA '25 VANDERVEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the children of Ruth Hoekstra VanderVen in her memory. Preference is given to juniors or seniors who demonstrate financial need and high achievement in both academic and service activities and who are preparing to become teachers.

MATTHEW JAMES VANDERWEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to worthy students, with preference given to students demonstrating leadership ability and promise of service to others. This scholarship was established by David ’67 and Marcy Vanderwel in memory of their son.

CHERI DEVOS '82 VANDER WEIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established in 2001 in honor of Cheri DeVos Vander Weide. The scholarship fund provides financial assistance to deserving students demonstrating strong academic achievement and commitment to the Christian Faith with preference given to students

CALVIN A. VANDERWERF '37 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by family and friends in memory of Calvin A. VanderWerf, eighth president of Hope College, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving entering students with demonstrated academic achievement and leadership potential. Recipients are designated "VanderWerf Scholars.”

CLIFFORD G. '52 & JOANN VANDERWERP '52 DOBBEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund for deserving students with financial need. This fund was established by JoAnn Dobben in memory of her husband, Clifford G. Dobben.

RANDY AND MARY VANDEWATER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was established by Randy and Mary VandeWater to provide assistance to a deserving student with financial need, with preference given to women majoring in elementary education.

VIRGINIA VANDEWATER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Randall VandeWater family in memory of Virginia VandeWater. This endowed scholarship is to be used to assist worthy female students majoring in physical education.

GARRET AND JANE VANDE ZANDE AND CLARENCE AND ANGELINE BRUINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need who are preparing for the Reformed Church ministry. Established by Anthony and Joyce Vande Zande in honor of their parents.

VAN DIS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving and gifted students with service-oriented goals.

ARIE H. VAN DYKE '18 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Mrs. Ada Van Dyke and her children in memory of Mr. Van Dyke. This scholarship is to be awarded to a deserving student, with preference given to a member of the Reformed Church of America.

VAN DYKE ROTTSCHAFER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students established by Ruth K. Van Dyke Rottschafer in honor of her immigrant parents, John and Ida Van Dyke. This scholarship is to be awarded at the conclusion of the sophomore year to a student entering the nursing program who, in the opinion of the Dean of Natural Sciences, shows promise of a successful career in the health professions.

LILLIAN C. VAN DYKE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with a preference given to those students sincerely dedicated to the teaching of literature and usage of the English language.

AUGUST VANEERDEN '42 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established to provide assistance to students with financial need. Priority will be given to Holland High School graduates majoring in education.

ISLA PRUIM ‘24 VAN EENENAAM AND GORDON ‘24 VAN EENENAAM FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund scholarship established by the family of Isla Pruim Van Eenenaam and Gordon Van Eenenaam on the occasion of Mrs. Van Eenenaam’s 100th birthday to provide scholarships to students with financial need who have demonstrated good character, academic scholarship, faith, leadership, and interest in pursuing a career of service to others. Preference will be given to members of the I.VE League.

HELEN E. VAN ESS '27 MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving music students, established by Helen E. Van Ess in memory of her brother, Paul Van Ess.

KATHRYN VAN GROUW SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for a needy student who is preparing for full-time church work.

DR. TITUS AND ELEANOR VAN HAITSMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to assist deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students planning on a career in the dental profession.

CARYL CURTIS VAN HOUTEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First
preference will be given to minority or international students who plan to pursue a career in nursing, elementary education, biology or the social sciences. This scholarship was established in 2008 by Claire Lynne Ewart, Gwen Allison Ewart, and Julie Ann Ewart, family and friends to honor the memory of Caryl Curtis Van Houten.

JAMES G. AND BERTHA VAN KEULEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide assistance to deserving students pursuing a career in medicine. Preference is given to those students desiring to enter the medical missionary field. Given by Mrs. Bertha Van Keulen, former Holland resident and friend of the college.

LA VERN AND BETTY DEPREE VANKLEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Scholarships will be awarded annually to deserving students who demonstrate financial need.

MARK VAN LARE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Given in memory of their son who died of cancer at age 16, by Donald and Lois Van Lare '57, to honor his faith, courage, intelligence, curiosity, sense of humor and concern for others. Preference will be given to students interested in a career of service to others.

OLIN C. VAN LARE '37 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students, with first preference given to Holland High School graduates pursuing the study of literature. Funded through the estate of Olin C. Van Lare.

J. RODERICK van LEUWEN '39 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students established through the generosity of J. Roderick van Leuwen.

REV. ELTON '48 & BEATRICE SOODSMA '51 VAN PERNIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A Fund Established By Donald '59 And Constance Kregar '61 Scott In Honor Of The Christian Influence Of The Rev. Elton And Beatrice Soodsma Van Pernis Through Their Years Of Service As Pastor And Friend. This Fund Is For Deserving Students Who Have A Demonstrated Financial Need With Preference Given To Those Pursuing Careers In Christian Ministry Or Service.

ARIE AND JOHANNA VAN OOYEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established to honor the lives of Arie and Johanna Van Ooyen, by their family and friends. This scholarship will provide assistance to deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students from Trinity Reformed Church of Kalamazoo, Michigan.

ALBERTUS C. VAN RAALTE '11 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This fund was established by the Board of Trustees of Hope College to honor the founder of Hope College, The Reverend Albertus C. Van Raalte, and to memorialize the visit of Her Majesty Queen Beatrix and His Royal Highness Prince Claus of The Netherlands to Hope College in June 1982. First preference in awarding these scholarships is given to juniors and seniors who have an interest in The Netherlands-America Studies.

FREDERICK VANROY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Gretchen VanRoy in honor of her father. First preference will be given to students intending to pursue careers in law.

HELEN WAGNER '48 VAN SINGEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund provided through the estate of Helen Wagner '48 Van Singel for deserving students of Dutch heritage with financial need. First preference will be given to students majoring in biology who participate in extra-curricular activities.

CLARENCE AND WILMA VAN WIEREN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarships for worthy students from the Reformed Church of America, with preference given to those students majoring in a natural science. The fund is established by Clare '66 and Joan '67 Van Wieren in honor of their parents.

GORDON ‘41 AND BERTHA VIS ’41 VAN WYK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need.

GORDON J. AND MARGARET VAN WYLEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students with financial need. Established by the faculty, staff and friends of Hope College in recognition of Gordon and Margaret Van Wylen’s dedicated service to the college community.

FRANCES H. VAN ZANDT SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide a scholarship for a worthy student preparing for the Christian ministry.

VAN ZANTEN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund initially established by Arnold and Margaret Van Zanten, Sr. and added to by their family. The scholarship provides support for deserving students in their sophomore year and is renewable for two additional years by maintaining a 2.5 grade point average.

G. JOHN VAN ZOEREN '12 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students.

RAYMOND C. '25 AND ALICE S. '25 VAN ZOEREN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, with preference given to those students majoring in music.

DR. GERRIT VAN ZYL '18 CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship was initiated by the Burton G. Bettingen Corporation of Beverly Hills, California, to honor Dr. Gerrit Van Zyl, professor of chemistry and department chairman, 1923-1964. Scholarships will be awarded annually to outstanding chemistry students with financial need, with preference given to students engaged in independent research with faculty.

CHARLES VAN ZYLEN, JR. '47 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estate of Charles Van Zylen, to provide assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those interested in engineering.

DR. HAROLD '21 AND PEARL PAALMAN '24 VELDMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship created by Dr. Harold Veldman and Pearl Veldman to assist deserving students with financial need.

GLADYS M. VENEKLASEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP—A scholarship established to benefit and assist a student pursuing a career in music.

JAMES T. VENEKLASEN '07 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who demonstrates excellence in Christian leadership. This endowed fund was established in 1974 by Mrs. Ann S. Veneklasen in loving memory of her husband, James T. Veneklasen.

AME VENNEMA (Class of 1879) SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide financial assistance to capable and needy students. Given by Florence V. Lichte in memory of her father, fourth president of Hope College, 1911-1918.

JOHN J. '26 AND IRENE VER BEEK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by a bequest from Professor and Mrs. John J. Ver Beek to provide financial assistance to deserving students. First preference in awarding the scholarship will be given to juniors and seniors pursuing careers in education.

JAMES M. VER MEULEN '26 AND ANNE VER MEULEN '53 WARD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the family and friends of James M. Ver Meulen and his daughter Anne Ver Meulen Ward, to provide scholarship assistance to deserving and gifted students. Dr. Ver Meulen was a member of the Board of Trustees of Hope College and headed the Build Hope Campaign from 1971-1976. Anne Ward was a loyal alumna and a member of the Alumni Board.

VICTOR R. VER MEULEN '30 FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established in memory of Dr. Victor R. Ver Meulen, by his family. This fund will provide scholarship assistance to worthy students displaying Christian leadership and strong academic performance in their chosen fields.

LAWRENCE W. VERSLUIS AND KATHRYN MIDDLEBUSH VERSLUIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to be used for deserving students majoring in science.

DAVID LEE VIEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to pre-medical students. This scholarship was established in honor and memory of David Lee Viel ’62 a very talented, resourceful and respected Hope pre-medical student who was killed in his junior year in an automobile accident.

HENRY 'CY' AND HELEN THOMPSON VOOGD SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Henry "Cy" Voogd '41 and Helen Thompson '45 Voogd and family to provide scholarship assistance for students majoring in religion or preparing for careers in Christian ministry or Christian education.

LAWRENCE A. WADE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students.

E. MARIE WAGENAAR '29 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the children of E. Marie Wagenaar to provide financial assistance to deserving students, with preference given to those who exemplify both Marie's strong commitment to the Christian faith and her selfless desire to help others.

DONALD E. ‘49 AND ELAINE BIELEFELD ‘46 WALCHENBACH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—This Scholarship was established by Donald and Elaine Walchebach in 2003. Mr. Walchenbach and President Gordon Van Wylen were the architects of Hope College’s first Nursing program in the late 1970’s. The Scholarship is intended to provide financial assistance to Nursing majors who have need. In the event that no Nursing majors qualify, it will be awarded to pre-medical majors in the Natural Sciences.

DR. AND MRS. A. LIVINGSTON WARNSHUIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the generosity of Dr. and Mrs. A. Livingston Warnshuis. Dr. Warnhuis, an 1897 graduate of Hope College, had a distinguished career as a missionary to China, mission executive and church leader. The fund provides assistance to deserving students, with preference given to students who are children of pastors and of missionaries in the Reformed Church of America or who are preparing for the Christian ministry.

WARNSHUIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund was established by Mr.and Mrs. Roger L. Warnshuis, Jr. in recognition of the fine tradition of Christian liberal arts education at Hope College. This scholarship was given in memory of Jan Willem Warnhuis (Hope Academy class of 1861), Abbe Livingston Warnshuis (class of 1897), and Frederick Cook Warnshuis (Hon. D.Sc.1922).

WINIFRED WASHBURN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship to provide aid for worthy students, with preference given to those pursuing music. Funded through the estate of Winifred Washburn.

RICHARD ’50 AND GLORIA WELCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established through the generosity of students and friends of Richard Welch, honoring a distinguished chemistry teacher at Dearborn High School, Dearborn, Michigan and recipient of the 1973 Hope Distinguished Alumni Award. His teaching produced many outstanding students who have excelled in the fields of chemistry, medicine, pharmacy, physics, dentistry, teaching and related fields. This scholarship provides an award of merit to deserving students planning on a career in sciences or science teaching.

WILLIAM AND EILEEN WEPFER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship established by Richard Wepfer '66 for deserving students with financial need.

BARRY AND JUDY WERKMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Barry '64 and Judy Dirkse '65 Werkman for deserving students with financial
need. Preference will be given to a graduate of West Ottawa High School majoring in accounting or elementary education.

WESTVEER-STEFFENS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid for worthy students facing financial need, with preference for business majors. Established by Maude G. Westveer, June C. Westveer and Margaret Westveer Steffens in memory of William J. Westveer, Willard M. Westveer and Henry J. Steffens.

KATHLEEN ANN WHITE '76 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to a promising junior or senior physical education major, preferably a young woman.

NELL E. WICHERS NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students preparing for the nursing profession.

LEE E. AND LORAINE POMP WIDMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Loraine Pomp Widman to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students with financial need. Preference will be given to a student from Midland, Michigan.

DR. MORRIS WILDEROM SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established through the generosity of Mr. Morris Wilderom to provide scholarships for worthy students in need of financial assistance.

HERMAN J. WINDOLPH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—An endowed scholarship fund to provide scholarships for outstanding students majoring in engineering or science. Established by Mrs. Mary A. Windolph as a memorial to her husband, Mr. Herman J. Windolph, a distinguished engineer and industrialist.

ROGER '58 AND WILMA '73 ALLSPACH WINKELS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Roger and Wilma Winkels to provide financial assistance to deserving students who have an interest in pursuing secondary math education or majoring in Religion.

JOHN GARRETT AND ANNA '02 WINTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide scholarship aid to worthy students in the Classics, established in memory of Dr. John Garrett Winter, professor of Classics at the University of Michigan, and his wife, Anna.

LAWRENCE AND CHESTER JR. WITANEK SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Established by Annette Witanek White '33 in memory of her father and her nephew, who lost his life in Vietnam. The scholarship is to be awarded to any needy and deserving student.

JOHN D. WITZEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund to provide aid to worthy students. Established in memory of Mr. John D. Witzel.

HELEN SPRIETSMA '33 WOLF MEMORIAL FUND—A scholarship fund to be used for worthy students, with preference given to those students demonstrating interest and excellence in either remedial reading or personnel management work.

WOLTERINK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND—The Wolterink Family Scholarship Fund was established by Tom Wolterink '63 to recognize the legacy of four generations of Wolterink family Hope College graduates. Initial contributions by family and friends were in memory of Paul '38 and Evelyn DeHaan '38 Wolterink. This scholarship is awarded each year to deserving students.

FLORENCE U. AND HARVEY J. '30 WOLTMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund for deserving students, established by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Woltman.

WOMEN'S LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by the Women's League for Hope College to provide scholarships for needy students from the Reformed Church in America.

JIM AND PHYLLIS WYNSMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND— A fund established by Jim and Phyllis Wynsma to provide scholarship aid for worthy students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to the Christian Faith.

JOHN AND CORNELIA YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to upperclassman majoring in math or education, who are members of the RCA.

REUBEN AND ELIZABETH WINTER ‘32 YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established by Reuben Young in memory of his wife, Elizabeth Winter Young, Class of '32, to provide financial aid to deserving students. Preference is given to students from Lee High School in Wyoming, Michigan.

CLARA E. YNTEMA '16 SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund established through the generosity of Clara E. Yntema, a distinguished teacher of Latin in the public schools of Grand Rapids. Preference in awarding these scholarships is given to students majoring in language study.

GORDON YNTEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A fund established through the estates of Dwight and Cynthia Yntema in memory of their son, Gordon D. Yntema. This scholarship provides assistance to deserving their son, Gordon D. Yntema. This scholarship provides assistance to deserving juniors or seniors who are majoring in economics or business administration.

MARY LOU ZIEGLER-GYSBERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to elementary education majors who plan to teach at the elementary level. The fund was established in honor of Mary Lou Ziegler-Gysbers '54 by her husband Norman C. Gysbers '54 and their children.

BILLY ZEOLI SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need. First preference will be given to students interested in communications and Christian leadership.

HARVEY AND CAROLYN ZOET SCHOLARSHIP—Established by Heidi Heideman ’63 Byrne and Bill Byrne ’63, in memory of Harvey and Carolyn Zoet and in gratitude for their Hope experiences, this scholarship is awarded to deserving sophomores, juniors and seniors pursing a medical vocation who have demonstrated significant volunteer service.

ZUIDEMA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving pre-med students, established by Dr. and Mrs. George Zuidema.

SAMUEL ZWEMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND—A scholarship fund for deserving students with financial need who show a strong interest in cross-cultural mission. First preference will be given to pre-medical and nursing students. Established by David '64 and Alverna'66 DeVisser in 2007.