Scholarships and Awards

2018 Scholarship and Award Winners From left: Rachel Fritschi, trent Stutzman, Jonathan Rivers, Phillip Marmorino, Samuel Wilson, kalay Yoder.
2017 Scholarship and Award Winners From left: Phillip Marmorino, Charles Pickering, Marie Bekolo,Naike Fofana, Trent Stutzman, Kaley Yoder. Not shown: Jonathan Rivers and Robert Rudolph.
Excellence and Service Award Winners, Spring 2013 Shu Li (Excellence Award)Chris Keeney (Service Award)Not shown: Casey Geer (Excellence Award)

Dorothy Allen Memorial Scholarship

Purpose

The Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship provides current international undergraduate and graduate students majoring in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees. The basis for the scholarship is demonstrated potential for academic excellence in Mathematical Sciences. Only international students are eligible for this award.

YearRecipient(s)
2024 Adedotun Alade, Dhruval Chaudhari, Marco Erazo, Woojeong Kim, Le li Kruczek, Justina Odoeze
2023Woojeong Kim, Geoffrey Oteri, Shan Lu, Ha Thu Thi Luu, Dhruval Chaudhari
2022Ha Thu Thi Luu, Vu Thanh Vo
2021Benson Jengela, Ebenezer Pacifique Barinda, Shahrukh Shah
2019Mercy Aipo, Gustavo Duran, Patarut Panosot
2017Marie Danielle Aissatou Bekolo, Naike (Salima) Fofana
2011Kevin Aboh
2010Doan LeSenlin Li
2009Alicia Chan
2006Xiulin Loo

Application Requirements

Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics, be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate students and a minimum GPA of 3.5 for graduate students. Undergraduate students must have completed at least four core courses (MATH-M215 and above) in Mathematics, and graduate students must have at least 12 graduate mathematics credits at IU South Bend.  The application deadline is March 15.   

Undergraduate Applicants

  • Declared major including BA in Mathematics, BS in Applied Mathematics or BS in Actuarial Sciences, with a minimum of 45 credits toward graduation (30 credits of which should be taken at IU South Bend).
  • Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above
  • Completion of at least 4 core courses in Mathematics at IU South Bend.
  • Full time status (12 credits or more per semester)
  • Registration in at least 3 credits of mathematics per semester (6 credits per year)

Graduate Applicants

  • Declared concentration in Mathematics.
  • Cumulative graduate GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale
  • Completion of at least 12 graduate mathematics credits at IU South Bend.
  • Full time status (9 credits or more, or students who are enrolled for thesis credits)

Award Selection

  • The Mathematical Sciences Scholarship Committee will select one or several awards annually and a typical award will be $250 to $500 per academic year.
  • The awards committee may choose to disburse the funds as follows:
    1. Cash award (one or two installments per semester)
    2. Tuition reimbursement (two installments per year)
    3. Fund for attending research conferences (approved by student's advisor)

Application Form: Apply Online

Dorothy Armstrong Allen, a native of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, graduated from Earlham College in 1945 with a BA in mathematics and piano. While she raised her five children, Dorothy became active in several local organizations, including the South Bend YMCA, St. Joseph County Scholarship Foundation, the South Bend Symphony Women's Association and the Junior League of South Bend.

In 1963, Dorothy was one of the first women to receive a master of arts in mathematics education from the University of Notre Dame. In 1968 Dorothy took a position at IU South Bend in the mathematics department, which she held until December 2000.

Next to her family, Dorothy's greatest love was international travel. During her lifetime, she visited nearly every country in the world. As part of her teaching career with IU South Bend, Dorothy lived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for two years. She also traveled to Saudi Arabia in 1979 for the Indiana University ARAMCO project.

In honoring Dorothy's life, the Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship was established to provide current international undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Department of Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees.

Those who wish to make contributions in Dorothy's memory may contribute to the Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship through the IUSB Mathematical Sciences Department. Checks should be made to the Indiana University Foundation. The address for scholarship donations: Department of Mathematical Sciences, Indiana University South Bend, P.O. Box 7111, South Bend, IN 46634-7111. You may get a donation form online at math-sci/donations.

Faculty and Alumni Mathematics Scholarship Application

Purpose

The Faculty and Alumni Scholarship Fund has been established to provide current undergraduate and graduate students majoring in the Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees. The basis for the scholarship is demonstrated potential for academic excellence in the Mathematical Sciences. The scholarship will be awarded annually by the faculty of the Department of Mathematical Sciences. 

Application Requirements

Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics, be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate students and a minimum GPA of 3.5 for graduate students. Undergraduate students must have completed at least four core courses (MATH-M215 and above) in Mathematics, and graduate students must have at least 12 graduate mathematics credits at IU South Bend.

The application deadline is March 1.

Apply online now.

Year
Recipient(s)
2024Woojeong Kim, Cayden Koselak, Allie Pozorski
2023Khori Barker, Emilee Edmonds, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove, Cayden Koselak, Joel Rael
2022Khori Barker, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove, Genevieve Mathews, Jillian Richmond
2021Dominic Bessignano, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove
2020Shirley Frye, Chris Stockman
2019Fatima Baca, Phillip Marmorino, Patarut Panosot, Glenn Piludu
2018Rachel Fritschi, Trent Stutzman, Phillip Marmorino, Samuel Wilson, Kaley Yoder
2017Phillip Marmorino, Jonathan Rivers,  Robert James Rudolph, Trent Stutzman, Kaley Yoder
2016Leita Savannah Pleau

Excellence Award

Each year the Department of Mathematical Sciences designates up to two Excellence Award winners. The recipients for past years are listed below.

 

Year
Recipient(s)
2024
Cayden Koselak
2023
Kayla Kerckhove
2022
Shirley Frye, Jason Johnson
2021
Shirley Frye, Chris Stockman
2020
Patarut Panosot, Chris Stockman
2019
Brenna Deardorff, Patarut Panosot
2018
Phillip Marmorino, Jonathan Rivers
2017
Phillip Marmorino
2016
Trent Stuzman,  Alexander Zornig
2015
Alexander Zornig
2014
Casey Geer,  Shu Li
2013
Casey Geer,  Shu Li
2012
Doan Le,  Senlin Li
2011
Doan Le,  Senlin Li
2010
Doan Le,  Senlin Li
2009
Christopher Ebsch,  Steven Penzenik
2008
Christopher Ebsch,  Steven Penzenik
2007
Brandon Combs
2006
Brian Atkins,   Phuong Ngoc Uyen Nguyen
2005
Christina Grill
2004
Carlos Estevez
2003
Sandra Fenwick,   Charles E. Willour
2002
William F. Zech
2001
Sarah T. Chabot
1998
Dean Johnson,  Amanda K. Schermer
1997
Earl M. Boyer III,  Amanda K. Schermer
1996
Earl M. Boyer III
1995
Geetha Ravishankar
1994
Jerry C. De Keyser
1993
Fei Fei Wang
1992
John S. Elliott
1991
John S. Elliott,  Robert A. Yoder
1990
Robert A. Yoder
1989
Dennis R. Miller
1988
Dana Cremer
1987
Karen Coddens
1985
Gregory W. Clark,  Roger Olson
1984
Gregory Allen Martin
1983
Timothy A. Davis
1982
James Hershberger
1981
Jack Aaron Grey, Jr.
1980
Stewart Wayne Trowbridge
1979
James Richard Hansen
1976
Edward W. Enlow, Jr.
1975
Daniel E. Eggleston
1974
R. Karl Kirkman
1973
David Paul Remley
1972
Richard A. Blessing
1971
Jeanne Marion Laskowski
1970
Linda Babcock
1969
James Robert Aldrich
1968
Larry W. Knox
1967
Mary Burnett Hunt
1966
David R. Freel
1963
Philip Hubert Walker

Outstanding Service Award in Mathematics

This award is described in the announcement here.

The recipients for past years are listed below.

YearRecipient(s)
2020Lois Frey
2019Trent Stutzman
2018Trent Stutzman
2017Charles Pickering
2013Chris Keeney

Chris Keeney Actuarial Exam Scholarship

Purpose

Chris Keeney Actuarial Exam Scholarship Fund has been established to provide current undergraduate students majoring in the Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance to take an actuarial exam.

Award Selection

The scholarship will be awarded annually by the faculty of the Department of Mathematical Sciences. A typical award will be $350 per academic year, it will be a cash award.

Application Requirements 

Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics at IU South Bend including students from IU collaborative online mathematics programs who choose IU South Bend as a hosting campus. Applicants must be full-time undergraduate students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in major courses and must have completed or currently taking at least one of Math M445 and Math M446 at IU South Bend, and have definite intend to take an actuarial exam (SOA/CAS Exam P/1 or FM).

The application deadline is March 1.

Apply Online

YearRecipient(s)
2023Khori Barker, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove
2022Jason Johnson, Jillian Richmond
2021Shirley Frye, Meredith Torres (Inaugural recipients)