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Floyd Ellis Scholarship Fund is sponsored by Med Center Health / College Heights Foundation (WKU). This scholarship is given to a student in the Associate Degree in Nursing Program at Western Kentucky University (WKU) who is in the second or third semester of the two-year program. Selection is based on financial need, student initiative, and student potential.
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Floyd Ellis Scholarship – Med Center Health The Floyd Ellis Scholarship Fund is established with the College Heights Foundation through a gift made by Med Center Health. The purpose of the Scholarship Fund is to pay tribute to Floyd Ellis and to recognize the contributions he made to the communities of Southcentral Kentucky.
Mr. Ellis’ dedication to his profession gained the respect and admiration of his colleagues and all with whom he came in contact. This scholarship is for the Fall 2026–Spring 2027 academic year and may be awarded to one student or divided between two students. It includes the cost equivalent to in-state tuition and an allowance for books, which will be awarded annually.
To recognize the effective leadership Mr. Ellis provided in the position of President of Warren Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation (WRECC) and his dedicated service as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Med Center Health, recipients of the Floyd Ellis Scholarship must meet the following criteria: Dependent child of an employee of WRECC. Full-time student at Western Kentucky University.
A study program in a healthcare-related field is not required, but is preferred. The scholarship is available for incoming freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. If no undergraduate candidate is qualified, the scholarship may be given to a qualified graduate student.
Recipients must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3. 0 in each semester that the award is received. The award is not renewable; however, recipients may re-apply and will be considered for the award in subsequent years.
Please complete the online application or download and mail completed application and accompanying documents to: Mail completed application to: Med Center Health Foundation Application and accompanying documents due by Friday, March 13, 2026. ** Applicants will not be considered if all requested information is not included. **
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Student in the Associate Degree in Nursing Program at WKU who is in the second or third semester of the two-year program. May be a full or part-time student. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Floyd Ellis Scholarship Fund is funded by Med Center Health / College Heights Foundation (WKU). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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