Show Thursday May 10 1990 The Eagle Award Program is scheduled by Cordy West news editor page 7 May 21 The swearing in of the 1990-9- 1 ASCEU officers and the outstanding student awards will be given at the annual Awards Program on May 21 Students nominated by the faculty turned in resumes to be considered for outstanding freshman sophomore and students A faculty committee is presently reviewing the resumes to choose three students from each category for an interview The combination of the resume the interview and the student's GPA win determine the outstanding student in each area Nominated students and their parents or spouses are invited to attend the Awards Program The departmental heads in academics and activities win also award outstanding students in specific areas Robert Torgerson of academics will also present the honor cords to graduating students The ASCEU presidency will also present awards for outstanding faculty member and outstanding student on page g) non-traditio- six-mem- vice-preside- O nt Athletic banque- t(continued from page 6) Kean Johnson won "Most Improved Player" for CElTs men's basketball team and Pam Dupin won "Most Inspirational Player” for the Lady Eagles Basketball squad and received honorable mention from the ICAC Majerus told the students to "not be afraid of failure To have a lot of success you must have a lot of failure What's important is how much you leameach time you fail" he said Relating stories of his years coaching at Marquette University Ball State and with the Milwaukee Bucks Majerus said he found three ingredients were common in successful people: an ability to work within a team understand the role each individual must fulfill for himsdfand the team and time management "Great people accomplish great things with the support of everyone around them They don't do it alone They understand where they fit in in the larger picture and they manage their time so they are able lb meet all their responsibilities on the playing field in the classroom at home or on the job at the optimum level" he exphuned Majerus also admonished the players to be sure and thank their parents "They perform the greatest teamwork in the world and nuJce it possible for you to achieve greater things" he ooncludod Angela Mason a graduate of North Sevier High School was honored as the "Best Defensive Player" on the CEU Lad Eagles softball team From her position on first base she leads foe team in lidding percentage despite a knee injury that has prevailed more strenuous day The CEU sophomore is a consistent honor student and a candidate for the SWAC Academic recognition Allison Jackson a graduate of Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles was honored as the "Most Valuable Player" for the Lady Eagles Basketball squad A consistent team leader the 5'5" freshman was also and named to the second teams in the an All-Regi- SWAC Financial aid is the key to drastically cutting the cost of a high quality college education by Jenny Blackburn staff writer "Students who are in need of financial support for a college educa- tion have several options available Grants loans and scholarships can further provide foe funding needed to m individual's education "Charm tine Elegante Financial Aid Secretary said thel990-199- 1 Applications for be turned in can academic year 1 1991 Applifrom now until June the from cations can be obtained CElTs financial aid office According to the College of Eastern Utah's Financial Aid Application form financial rid is given on foe individuals income snd his or her parents income assets the rlimhef of children in the family the number of children in the family attending college and other encing factors influ- A recipient of financial aid must show satisfactory academic progress To be eligible a student must comply with the enrollment and behavior practices of the college and the Student Financial Services Section 484 of the Higher Education Act requires a student maintain quality and quantity progress Quality is measured by the grade point average The quantity requires a maximum time frame a student has to complete hisher educational jeetive It also requires a minimum number of credits must be completed each quarter For example by foe ob-bas- ed end of the second quarter the applicant must have completed 18 credit hours snd have a cumulative GPA of 175 (C-- ) By the end of the fourth quarter foe student must have completed 39 hours with a cumulative GPA of 20(C) not officially withdraw from classes the student owes a re fund or a repayment of student aid or the student has enrolled in the required number of quarters for a certain program or degree but has failed to complete foe required credit hours If a student is not eligible for financial aid at a the time they first on financial aid has seven quarters to apply they may apply again If a student lores financial aid heihe complete those credits If the procredit hours 0 reapply after the student has atmay requires gram tended school on hisher own for foe the student has a maximum of nine number of terms to raise the GPA or quarters to complete the credits complete a required amount of credit A student may also lose hisher hours Students have the right appeal financial aid if the student's GPA is the minimum below foe scheduled through Financial Aid Appeals Prostudent doesn't complete the required cess if certain circumstances caused the ineligibility amount of credits the student does If a student's degree or certificacredits a student 2 tion requires 61-7- 87-10- |