Awarded to a full-time sophomore, junior, or senior majoring in, or demonstrate intent to declare a major in, Family Sciences who requires financial support. The student should declare, or demonstrate intent to declare, a concentration in any one of the following five areas of family study: childhood and adolescence, early childhood development and education, adult development and aging, services and counseling, or policy and planning.

Awarded to university students enrolled in the University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Candidates must meet the following criteria: a. Be a senior student enrolled full-time in the College b. Demonstrate academic achievement c. Be majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences d. Demonstrate an interest in pursuing graduate school studies. From those candidates that meet the criteria cited, priority consideration will be given first, to students who demonstrate significant participation in community service activities; and second, to students who demonstrate financial need.

Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences, who requires financial support and is paying their own way through college.

Awarded to a student in Human Development and Family Sciences, with a minimum GPA of 2.3. Selections “will not be on the basis of grades alone, but upon general standing and work of the individual”.

Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student in Human Development and Family Sciences who requires financial support and has also demonstrated academic achievement.

Awarded to a junior or senior student majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education. Student must demonstrate high academic achievement and professional promise with creative potential.

Awarded annually to a student in Human Development and Family Studies who not only has the highest academic average by the end of sophomore year, but also shows an interest in foods and nutrition.

Awarded annually to a deserving junior or senior in Human Development and Family Sciences, this scholarship is partially based on high academic standing.

Awarded to to a junior, senior or graduate student in the "School of Home Economics" - based on superior academic standing and participation in professional activities.

Awarded to an academically outstanding student enrolled full-time in the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, and pursuing undergraduate or graduate coursework in adult development and aging.

Award to a junior or senior demonstrating talent in an artistic field. Priority consideration will go to undergraduate students in Human Development and Family Sciences, but awards may be made to a student or students in any school of the university demonstrating outstanding talent in creative design. The criteria to be considered by the scholarship committee in selection of award recipients include past academic achievement, and demonstration of potential for future academic and professional accomplishments.

Awarded to students who are in good academic standing and are majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences.