UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


real estate selected by the University Scholarship Committee. In the event no student
from Polk County applies for the scholarship, it is to be awarded to a student living
anywhere in the state of Florida. The need of the applicant as well as scholarship
will be taken into consideration. Application for this scholarship may be made to the
Scholarship Committee through the Dean of the College of Business Administration.
 Jay Hearin Scholarship. This scholarship, which is offered for 1952-53, and
which amounts to $240, is given by Jay Hearin of Tampa. It is awarded by the Uni-
versity Scholarship Committee to any student living anywhere in Florida who is pur-
suing the curriculum in real estate. The need of the applicant as well as scholarship
will be taken into consideration. Application for this scholarship should be made to
the Dean of the College of Business Administration.
 St. Petersburg Board of Realtors Scholarship. This scholarship amounts to $240
annually and is to be awarded to a student from Pinellas County pursuing the cur-
riculum in real estate selected by the University Scholarship Committee. The need of
the applicant as well as scholarship will be taken into consideration. Application for
this scholarship may be made to the Scholarship Committee through the Dean of the
College of Business Administration.
 Gainesville Board of Realtors Scholarship. This scholarship amounts to $240 an-
nually and is to be awarded to a student from Alachua County who is a former member
of the Boys' Club and who is pursuing the curriculum in real estate. The need of the
applicant as well as scholarship will be taken into consideration. Application for this
scholarship may be made through the Department of Real Estate.
 Stephen F. McCready Scholarship. This scholarship amounts to $240 annually
and is to be awarded to a student from Marion County pursuing the curriculum in
real estate. The need of the applicant as well as scholarship will be taken into con-
sideration. Application for this scholarship may be made through the Department of
Real Estate.
 Walter Collins Piper Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship which is offered for
1952-53 and which amounts to $250 is given in memory of a past president of the
National Association of Real Estate Boards. It is awarded by the University Scholar-
ship Committee to a student living anywhere in Florida who is pursuing the curriculum
in real estate. The need of the applicant as well as scholarship will be taken into con-
sideration. Application for this scholarship should be made to the Dean of the College
of Business Administration.
 Scholarships offered in Insurance in 1951-52 were:
 Property and Casualty Agents Extension Short Course Scholarships. The Florida
Association of Insurance Agents promoted two scholarships of $250 each, given by the
Insurance Short Course and awarded to a student majoring in Property Insurance, with
a "C" or better average. Awarded by the University Scholarship Committee on the
recommendation of the Dean of the College of Business Administration and two mem-
bers of the Insurance faculty.
 Jacksonville Insurors Association Scholarship. A scholarship of $250 donated by
the Jacksonville Insurors Association to a student majoring in Property Insurance, with
a "C" or better average, with the preference to a qualified student from Duval County.
Awarded by the University Scholarship Committee on the recommendation of the Dean
of the College of Business Administration and two members of the Insurance faculty.