Hutton Honors College

In addition to the Hutton International Experiences Program (HIEP) grant, we also administer several special named scholarship awards. If you meet the minimum qualifications of an HIEP grant application, as well as the specific qualifications for these awards, you will automatically be considered for these selective scholarships. There is no separate application for these named scholarships, and you cannot apply for them seperately. On the HIEP grant application, you may indicate the awards you want to be considered for based on their respective criteria.

Simon Goe Scholarship

Mr. Simon Goe, a former IU student, has businesses based both in the United States and China. He made a significant donation to fund this scholarship award.

In his honor, a Simon Goe Scholarship of up to $500 is awarded to an exemplary student studying abroad in China.

Dr. Arvin T. Henderson Scholarship

Dr. Arvin T. Henderson graduated in 1941 with a degree in Chemistry and went on to the IU School of Medicine where he graduated in 1943. He joined the Navy after graduation. Later in life, he established a pediatric practice in Palo Alto, CA and was a chapter member of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He passed away in 2004, but he had lived a very full life and is survived by a very loving family.

Mr. Edward L. Hutton established this scholarship in honor of Dr. Arvin T. Henderson, his close friend and IU fraternity (Sigma Alpha Epsilon) brother. Mr. Hutton always felt motivated by his friend's high school adventure, who spent the summer bicycling throughout England, Germany, and several other European countries. It was this adventure, done during a time when international experiences of that sort were even less common, that sparked the link for honoring Dr. Henderson.

In his honor, a Dr. Arvin T. Henderson Scholarship award of up to $1,500 will be made to an outstanding student pursuing a career in medicine.

Mary & Tom Martz Scholarship

Tom Martz is the president of the IU Alumni Association. He and his wife wanted to create a fund to benefit exemplary students who are seeking to explore the artistic and cultural heritage of Paris. This scholarship is in memory of Mary's sons, Mike and Gabe. Arrangements will be made for the recipients of the Mary & Tom Martz Scholarship to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Martz upon completion of their overseas experience.

The Mary & Tom Martz Scholarship is an award of up to $2,500 granted to an exceptional student studying in Paris, France. Preference will be given to students studying art.

Josephine Stuckey Scholarship

Mr. Edward L. Hutton established this award to honor his friend, Carol Josephine Crawford Stuckey, for her 35 years of service dedicated to the students of Lawrence County, Indiana. Ms. Stuckey graduated from IU in 1967 with a degree in Spanish. She returned to IU receiving her MA in Teaching English in 1968. She presently is a teacher in the North Lawrence Community School system where she spends much time working with students through the National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, traveling abroad with high school students interested in foreign studies, and as the Foreign Language Department Chairperson.

In her honor, a Josephine Stuckey Scholarship of up to $1,500 will be given to a graduate of Bedford North Lawrence High School (or another Indiana high school graduate) who is seeking a future career in education.

The IU Timmy Foundation Scholarship

The Timmy Foundation IEP Scholarship was created in part with donations raised by student members of the IU chapter of the Timmy Foundation. Awards are made to exemplary IU Timmy Foundation chapter members to assist with the personal financial costs of an IU Timmy Foundation service trip.

Awards of up to $250 will be made to IU Timmy Foundation chapter members to assist with the personal financial costs of an IU Timmy Foundation service trip. Preference is given to trip leaders. Prior Timmy Foundation award recipients may re-apply for the Timmy award only.

Les & Mary Lou Waters Scholarship

As a faculty member, a business leader, and a champion of international exchanges, Les Waters has been a great friend to Indiana University. His and his wife's donation to and the creation of the Les and Mary Lou Waters Scholarship is one of their most recent contributions to IU. Awards are made to exemplary business students, with a preference for students emphasizing logistics or transportation. Les Waters, a former professor of transportation and business history at IU, was influential in the creation of the IU International Business Forum, and has years of experience in academics, government, and business. This donation was made by the Waters to help supplement the IEP program.

The Les & Mary Lou Waters Scholarship is an award of up to $500 made to a high achieving business student with a preference for those emphasizing logistics or transportation management in his/her studies.

Masaichi Yakahi Scholarship

Mr. Masaichi Yakahi, Chairman of Shiroshita Engineering, Inc., of Nagoya, Japan, created the Masaichi Yakahi Scholarship to support the HIEP program at Hutton Honors College. Mr. Yakahi had been accepted to attend Indiana University-Bloomington and was not able to enroll for financial reasons. He created the scholarship to assist IU students to study abroad out of his respect for the school.

In his honor, an award of up to $500 is made to an exemplary student studying in Japan.

Omnicare Scholarship

The president of Omnicare, Inc. established this scholarship in honor of Mr. Edward L. Hutton's many years of service and dedication, and his retirement as Chairman of the Board of Omnicare, Inc. and appointment as Chairman Emeritus. This scholarship helps further IU's mission and encourages others to give to IU.

This scholarship of up to $750 will be given to an outstanding IUB undergraduate applying for an HIEP grant.

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