2024 Hazen-Hall Education Scholarship

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Criteria

The Hazen-Hall Education Scholarship was established to honor the generations of educators in Lindsey and Jay Hall's family and the family’s presence in the Mahomet area for over 100 years.

The Hazen Bridge on Road 2600 is a historically preserved landmark, named after Jay Hall’s great, great grandfather. Jay Hall’s grandfather, Horace Hazen, graduated from Mahomet High School in 1911. This was located on the NW corner of Division/Main Streets, where Middletown School once stood.

Eligible Candidates

Any current Mahomet-Seymour High School senior who plans to continue education beyond high school at a community college or four-year state (Illinois) University with the goal of becoming a teacher/PreK-12 educator.

Fiscal Parameters
The scholarship amount will be $1000 for use by the recipient to pay for expenses related to their initial year of post-high school education following his or her graduation from Mahomet-Seymour High School.

Application Review
The applications will be reviewed by a team of individuals consisting of members of the Mahomet- Seymour Education Foundation Scholarship Committee

Emphasis will be given to:
 The applicant who is involved in community service
The applicant whose grades reflect his/her potential to achieve academic excellence

 The applicant's financial need

The applicant's involvement in extra-curricular activities
 The applicant who demonstrated commitment to education

The Hazen-Hall Education Scholarship is facilitated through the Mahomet-Seymour Education Foundation (MSEF). The MSEF has made significant contributions to education since 1994. Our creed, Excellence in Education, is our commitment to enhancing our children’s education by providing them with challenging and enriching opportunities.

The MSEF promotes academic excellence by awarding Junior High School students the Luke Busch H.E.A.R.T. Award every quarter, awarding students from Lincoln Trail and High School the Student of the Month Award, and partnering with the M-S Secondary Schools PTO to honor high school students with academic letters. Additionally each year, several college scholarships are awarded to graduating seniors.

Application

The scholarship review team should NOT see your name in the application. Please do NOT use your name, your parents names, or your siblings names in any of your responses. Refer to yourself in the first person (I, me, us) when answering questions. If you reference family, use words like parents, grandparents, brother, sister, etc. and not their actual names. If you do use your name in the application, it can disallow your application. *

I read and understand the statement above.

M-S Student ID Number *

Overall Grade Point Average (weighted) (After Senior Year 1st Semester Grades) *

SAT Score (out of 1600) [If you did not take the SAT, mark 0] *

Planned Field of Study or Planned Major *

Planned Educational Institution *

List community service and extracurricular activities you have participated in (academic, athletic, church, community, work etc.) This can also include volunteer work in school/classroom settings or enrollment in the Education Pathway Dual Credit Program at Parkland College. *

What are your plans for financing your education? *

My answers on the application do NOT use my name, my parents names, or my siblings names in any of my responses. When applicable, I referred to myself in the first person (I, me, us) when answering questions and if I referenced family, I used words like parents, grandparents, brother, sister, etc and NOT their actual names. If you do use your name in the application, it can disallow your application. *

I did NOT use my name or names of family in the application.

I did use my name or names of family in the application.

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