Faith Learning Justice Scholarship

The $1,500 renewable Faith Learning Justice Scholarship is awarded to incoming St. Ambrose University students who demonstrate a previous and ongoing commitment to faith, service, and leadership. Recipients commit to active participation in Campus Ministry and seek to strengthen both their own faith and the faith of their peers.

Review scholarship eligibility requirements on our website.

First Name

Last Name

Email

Phone Number

Anticipated Enrollment Semester

Intended Major

Will you be a student-athlete? If yes, which sport(s)?

Yes

No

Will you participate in Fine Arts? If yes, which area(s)?

Yes

No

Church and Faith Community Involvement

Please tell us about your involvement in your church, parish, congregation, campus ministry program, youth group, or other faith community.

Include any ministries, service activities, leadership roles, retreats, mission trips, faith formation programs, or other ways you have participated.

Essay Questions

Please respond to each question in approximately 150 words.

1. Faith Journey

Describe an experience, event, or encounter that helped you grow in your faith. What happened, how did you experience God, and how did it shape your faith?

2. Service and Leadership

Describe a service, volunteer, or leadership experience that was meaningful to you. What did you learn from that experience, and how has it shaped the way you serve or lead others?

3. Future Contribution to Campus Ministry

How do you hope to contribute to the St. Ambrose Campus Ministry community and grow as a Faith Learning Justice Scholar? In what ways do you hope to help build a welcoming community of Faith, Learning, and Justice?

Other:

Faith Learning Justice Scholarship Recommendation

Please submit one letter of recommendation from a pastor, youth minister, faith formation leader, or other faith community leader. The letter should address your involvement in your faith community, leadership potential, commitment to service, and ability to contribute to St. Ambrose University's Faith Learning Justice community.