2021-2022 Scholarship Application Information
Carroll County residents pursuing post-secondary education will be able to apply for The Harold Glen and Audrey G. Benson Trumpower Foundation Scholarship beginning Monday, March 1, 2021. The completed application with required attachments must be submitted online no later than 11:59 p.m. EST on Wednesday, March 31, 2021. The scholarship is for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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Scholarship history
Founded by the Harold Glen and Audrey G. Benson Trumpower Foundation, the fund’s purpose is to provide scholarships to Carroll County, Maryland residents. The scholarships will support students who exceed the maximum income threshold for government financial aid programs but who still have financial need or lack resources to pay for their education. Scholarships will not replace financial aid packages provided by the government or private sources but will add to or compliment other financial aid sources.
The scholarships are intended to include two-and four-year colleges and trade and technical schools, as well as non-credit certificate programs. These programs include but aren’t limited to assisted living manager, cybersecurity, certified clinical medical assistant, dental assistant, and emergency medical technician, among other areas of study. Preference will be given to students who previously received the scholarship for up to an additional three years of financial support for a maximum total support of four years, pending the student maintains a 2.0 grade point average or higher and continues to meet the scholarship requirements.
The Trumpower Foundation’s primary mission is to provide scholarships and promote other educational and charitable purposes for residents of Carroll County. Mr. and Mrs. Trumpower cared deeply about education, and Mrs. Trumpower lived in Carroll County for most of her life. The scholarship was created to provide ample opportunities to Carroll County students to follow their educational and career aspirations.
Eligible applicants include:
- Carroll County, Maryland residents who have either graduated from a high school located in Carroll County or are a resident of Carroll County and have earned a high school diploma or graduate equivalency diploma (GED).
2020-2021 Scholarship Recipients
William Allenbaugh Andrew Fleming Tenley Reeder
Isak Blonquist Aaron Foreman Shannon Saghy
Adam Bowersox Molly Freeman Karissa Schlauch
Hunter Broman Sydney Garman Elizabeth Scott
Chett Brunner Victoria Graybeal Matthew Sexton
Mikayla Bull Raven Haller Vivienne Sharp
Nate Burnett Julia Hamilton Taylor Shelah
Caryn Carhart Alexa Hayman Hailey Steier
Lindsay Carroll Emily Jarboe Reese Storr
Alexa Cecil Nathaniel Kent Kerrigan Surles
Julia Cecil Samuel Kinloch Tracy Tambaoan
Jared Cohen Dylan Lane Aidan Tiffany
Hannah Collier Grace Maciejewski Brandon Walker
Lily Conaway Melanie Martin Katherine Walsh
Jacob Conklin Morgan McGlynn Cody Wantz
Kaitlin Conway Alexander Moller Olivia Ward
Austin Counterman Sean Mondor Brian Weller
Wyatt Cox Cooper Myers Jilienne Widener
Sarah Craft Jonathan Nusbaum Erick Zent
Joseph DeMario Olivia Oakley Cameron Zienty
Madison Desroches Seiler Oakley
Halley Donati Chloe Piazza
Conor Finch Amber Pratt