Applicant must be pursuing an associate's or bachelor's degree with a communications/marketing-related major (such as advertising, marketing, graphic design, photography, interactive marketing, copywriting, public relations, web design, media planning, etc.) at an Ohio college or university. Applicant must be enrolled in their junior or senior year and live in Ohio, and...

Applicant must be a high school student at Perry High School ($1,000 award) or a college student at Marietta College ($3,000 award).

Applicant must be a resident of Bainbridge Township, but does not need to attend Kenston High School.

Applicant must reside in the greater Bainbridge-Auburn Township area, including Aurora, Troy, Newbury, South Russell Village, and Russell Township.

Applicant must be a graduating high school senior who lives in Bainbridge or Auburn Townships.

Applicant must be a high school senior (or senior equivalent) who lives in Ohio and plans to pursue bioscience-related studies in college.

Applicant must be a Northeast Ohio high school senior in good standing. Two letters of reference (from non-family members), valid proof of intent to attend college, demonstration of community involvement, and a two-page essay offering a solution to one of applicant's community's environmental challenges are required.

Applicant must be a graduating senior from Perry High School who is enrolled full-time in a two- or four-year college or university for the upcoming fall semester.

Applicant must be an Ohio high school student (not limited to football players, band members, cheerleaders, etc.). Essay describing personal learning experiences which involved high school football is required.

Applicant must be an Ohio student who will be attending a post-secondary institution starting the fall of the next academic year. Applicant must have an interest in pursuing an office-related career.

Applicant must create and accessorize their prom outfit with duct tape. Membership of the Duck Tape Club is required to apply. Award amounts will be matched and also give to the recipient's school.

Typical applicants are often near the top of their class, awarded to students who represent excellence in the liberal arts.

Awarded to students who show promise to excel in the natural sciences.