2020 William J. Pitstick Scholarship Application
The UMANT Scholarship Program was established in October 1995. Its purpose is to provide support for deserving, academically promising students enrolled in graduate programs at universities in the North Central Texas area; specifically, those seeking degrees in public administration, urban affairs, or a closely related field.
In 2001, UMANT chose to honor William J. Pitstick by naming the scholarship for him to recognize his years of public management service in Texas and for his unwavering support of the organization and its members.
AWARD
Multiple scholarships are available in amounts between $500 and $1,500. The award is to be used for tuition and fees for the recipient and is not renewable. The UMANT Treasurer will distribute the awards to the appropriate university for disbursement through its scholarship accounting system.
ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the scholarship:
FACTORS IN SELECTION
Demonstrated academic achievement and evidence of a high degree of motivation toward a career in local government will be the primary selection criteria. The student’s potential as evidenced by transcript and personal statement will also be evaluated. Additionally, UMANT involvement will be favorably considered in selection.
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Urban Management Assistants of North Texas (C) 2013