Resources & Opportunities
Golden Apple Scholarship of Illinois
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Corey Pevitz, TARTANS, Golden Apple, Class of ’24, Social Science Education -
Miracle Cassidy, TARTANS, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’25, Elementary Education -
Molly Parsons, TARTANS, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’23, Elementary Education -
Derek Chandler, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’26, Math Education -
Adeline Ogden, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’26, Elementary Education -
Kyle Dilley, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’23, Social Science Education -
Devin Graham, Golden Apple, Class of ’23, Physical Education -
Natalya Main, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’26, Elementary Education -
Gabriella Ramirez, Golden Apple Scholar, Class of ’23, English Education
Golden Apple Scholarship of Illinois is a teacher-preparation and tuition-assistance program for high school seniors and for first- and second-year Illinois college students who have the determination and drive to be excellent teachers in Illinois’ schools-of-need. Monmouth has strong representation among the scholars statewide every year. For information: Dr. Tom Sargent or Dr. Arren Duggan
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi – also known as KDP – is an international education honor society that fosters excellence in education and promotes fellowship among those dedicated to teaching. Our chapter, Phi Omicron, inducts new members in the spring. Becoming a KDP member is a celebration of academic excellence and a way to become a part of an international network of educators and professionals. Eligibility requirements include GPA, leadership qualities and an intention to work in the field of education. For more information: Dr. Tiffany Springer or Dr. Tammy La Prad.
Illinois Education Association Student Chapter
Pictured in Back (Left to Right): Eli Kelley, Ty Otto, Jeff Schnetzler, Kyle Dilley, Dani Hagens, Corey Pevitz (IEA Chapter President)
Monmouth’s student chapter of the Illinois Education Association is a pre-professional organization of undergraduate students preparing for education careers. Student members are also part of the National Education Association, a network of state associations that has over 2 million members and is a major force in shaping the nation’s education agenda. College students throughout the state can take advantage of the opportunities afforded them through Student IEA. For more information: Dr. Tom Sargent.
Rural Education Initiatives (REDI) Scholarship
Rural Education Initiatives program is committed to support rural teacher preparation and development, as well as, meet the demands of local school districts and communities needing highly qualified teachers and strengthening rural education – specifically through rural teacher recruitment, preparation, and development.
Please see the Rural Education Initiatives page for more information!
Peace Corps Preparation Program
The Peace Corps Prep program is an official partnership between Monmouth and the Peace Corps. The program is open to students from all years and all majors.
Successful completion of the Peace Corps Prep program distinguishes participants during the competitive application process for service, employment or graduate studies. For more information: Dr. Craig Vivian or Marnie Dugan