Open to undergraduate student’s enrolled in the College of Health and Public Service, working towards a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a 2.5 GPA or above.  Completion of a 500 word or less essay is also required as part of the application.

Typical scholarship awards range from $500-$1,000.

*All eligible students must maintain full time enrollment as established by the University, unless the student is nearing completion of their degree program and does not need full time enrollment.

Created in memory of Dr. Daniel M. Stewart who joined the UNT faculty in 2007 as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice and to provide scholarships for undergraduate students working towards a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice at the University, this scholarship is open to applicants who meet the minimum entrance and continuing academic performance standards of the College of Health and Public Service in effect at the time of any award. In the event that no applicant meets this criterion, then students enrolling full-time the College of Health and Public Service will be eligible for consideration. Typical scholarship awards are $1,000.

*All eligible students must maintain full-time enrollment as established by the University, unless the student is nearing completion of their degree program and does not need full time enrollment.