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Office of the Rector Rector's Council MEA Student Life Leadership Scholars Awards Programming Staff |
The United States
Province of the Society of Mary offers to all graduates of the Marianist
Educational Consortium Schools some financial aid to the University of Dayton.
For those graduates who have demonstrated both an understanding and a practice
of the Marianist story, we are happy to offer a renewable scholarship of
$4,000.00 per year.
The Marianist Leadership Program nourishes students who chose to continue their education in the Marianist tradition. Students are challenged and supported to connect academics with service and leadership in the greater community. Through relationships with other scholars, and the Marianist Family at the University of Dayton, these individuals have the opportunity to strengthen their faith and put it into action.
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Program Highlights
•Respect for and
inclusion of faith in the learning process,
•Excellence
in all academic endeavors,
•Behaviors
that reveal a sense of the global community,
•A
habit of service that speaks of sharing God-given talents for justice and peace, and the
•Courage
and commitment to support and challenge society's values.
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Expectations of the Marianist Leadership Program
Students who participate in the Marianist Leadership Scholarship Program are asked to meet certain expectations while at the University.
•Attend
monthly meetings planned by the MLS Coordinator
•Attend a yearly retreat with other
MLS
•Participate in one MLS sponsored
service project each semester
•Participate in the “Marianist
Studies” course at
www.udayton.edu/~vlc
•Involve oneself in a chosen
leadership position at the University of Dayton
•Maintain a 3.0 average
•Complete a minimum of 10 hours of
service each semester
•Participate
in community building activities
•Reapply
yearly based on above expectations
The
2008-2009 scholarship application process is closed.
Marianist Leadership Scholars Program Committee
University of Dayton
300 College Park
Dayton, OH 45469-1624For further information contact Maureen O'Rourke
Coordinator of Marianist Activities and Scholarship