Scholarships

In the picture from left to right is: Mario Campos, Andrew Mattingly, Ridge Miller (Committee Chair), Samuel Rymer, Mark Satterly, Taylor Austin.

2011 Recipients
Taylor	Austin	$4,000
Mark	Slattery	$3,000
Mario	Campos	$1,000
Andrew	Mattingly	$1,000
Samuel	Rymer	$1,000

Premium Donors ($1,000 and above):

Baker & Daniels
The Edward M. Gossett Foundation

Red Donors ($500 to $1000):

Anonymous donation made in memory of Mike O’Dea
Messer Construction Co
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bestard
Meyer-Najem Inc.

White Donors (up to $499):

Drewry Simmons Vornehm LLP
Safety Management Group
Gaylor Inc.
Somerset CPAs
Spohn Associates
Tuttle Railing Systems
A-1 Expeditors
Trinity Safety Group
Cardinal Contracting
Safety Resources, Inc.

Individual Donors:

Corky Huston, Huston Electric
Jeff McCammack, McCammack Tile, Inc.
Melissa Farmer, Somerset CPAs
Stephen Black, Spohn Associates, Inc.
Carl Pebworth, Baker & Daniels, LLP
Peggy Gerber, Tyson Corporation
Dan Ryan, Ryan Fireprotection
Kent Burget, Safety Management Group
Vickie Wolcott, M.J. Schuetz Agency
Mike Goens, Insurance Partners, Inc.

ISA Construction Career Scholarship

In memory of Jerry R. Reynolds

Jerry Reynolds was President of ISA five times, more than any person in the association's history. He also served as a state chapter president more times than anyone in American Subcontractors Association's history, too. His terms were 1977, 1978, 1979, 1990, and 1991. Had he not stepped forward during the difficult days of 1990-1991, it is probable that ISA would have folded. However, Jerry, having been president during the days when ISA was the largest construction trade association in Indiana, was determined that it live and eventually thrive. Through his confidence, his perseverance, his determination, and perhaps most importantly, endearing love of life and fellow man, Jerry inspired others to help him in making sure ISA continued. In memory of the thousand of hours Jerry gave on behalf of ISA, the association offers a scholarship to aid an individual in their pursuit of a construction career.

Rules, Requirements and other general scholarship information:

Eligibility:

Seniors in High School
Focus is on students who wish to enter a construction-oriented program
Student must be a U.S. citizen or documented permanent resident of the U.S.

Criteria After Scholarship Awarded:

Student must maintain a cumulative 2.5 GPA (based on a 4.0 scale)
Student must enter an accredited post-secondary trade program, 2-year or 4-year college or university
Student must provide a letter from the Registrar, providing evidence of enrollment in the institution
Student must provide evidence that the degree program they are pursuing indicates focus in a full-time accredited construction-related academic program.
Student must provide a transcript each semester (as evidence of his or her GPA and class completion) along with letter from Registrar indicating enrollment for the following semester and classes registered for
Student must maintain minimum full-time status in the academic institution

Amount of Scholarship Awarded:

Amount of Scholarship to be a maximum of $4,000, paid out in increments of $1,000 per year
Scholarship to have a 5 year expiration date (i.e., if not used within 5 years, funds will revert to ISA for general use or use toward other scholarships)

Must Provide for Application:

Completely filled out application—hand written or typed
Two letters of recommendation—one must be from a past or present instructor
Provide any proof of application to a program or acceptance in a program if received prior to the application submission.