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Charles F. and Carol A. van Rossum Scholarship
Lincoln Community Foundation · published from the foundation's own scholarship portal, verified 2026-09-03
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Deadline
March 15, 2026 (passed)
Award amount
See Lincoln Community Foundation Student Success Scholarship
Foundation
Lincoln Community Foundation
Program description
"This fund serves as a partner fund to the Lincoln Community Foundation Student Success Scholarship Fund in which award amounts from many scholarship funds are pooled to create meaningful, renewable awards for Lancaster County students. To apply for the Lincoln Community Foundation Student Success Scholarship ( LCFSSS ), applicants should submit their general application, then click the “Apply” button beside the Lincoln Community Foundation Student Success Scholarship to answer a few additional questions. Recipients must be current graduating high school seniors or former graduates of public or private high schools in Lancaster County, NE or GED graduates residing in Lancaster County, NE; planning to attend an accredited, two-year or four-year nonprofit college or university with a preference for those attending institutions within the state of Nebraska. Financial need may be considered. The Charles F. and Carol A. van Rossum Scholarship was established in 2017 to help individuals of all ages continue their education. Chuck was born in Indonesia of Dutch ancestry and Carol in rural Illinois. Education and community involvement were important to Chuck and continues to be for Carol. Chuck immigrated to the United States at the age of 12. Not being able to speak English, he was placed two grades below his level. Instead of being discouraged and disliking school, Chuck excelled. Being able to give someone a small boost to furthering their educational goal is a tribute to the years Chuck spent as a student and as an educator at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale and at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and Omaha. Chuck passed away in December 2014."
Quoted from Lincoln Community Foundation's own portal listing.
How to apply
Applications for this award are submitted directly on Lincoln Community Foundation's portal, not here. Open the source listing on lcf.academicworks.com →
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What is the deadline for Charles F. and Carol A. van Rossum Scholarship?
The deadline on the portal, March 15, 2026, has passed. Foundations often reopen an award the following cycle — check the source listing for the next date.
How much does Charles F. and Carol A. van Rossum Scholarship award?
Lincoln Community Foundation's portal lists the award as See Lincoln Community Foundation Student Success Scholarship.
How do I apply to Charles F. and Carol A. van Rossum Scholarship?
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Where this information comes from
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