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The Heap EMS Memorial Scholarship offers $3,000 to licensed EMTs in good standing in Region 4 who attend Southwestern Illinois College. Eligible applicants must reside in District 522 in Illinois, have a minimum 2.00 GPA, and be pursuing a health-related field. Applications are due by December 19, 2026.
12.19.26
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$3,000
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Apr 23, 2026
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162 days left
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Health Professions and Clinical Sciences
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Submit your application for the Michelle Heap EMS Memorial Scholarship by December 19, 2026, through the Southwestern Illinois College Foundation's website.
Amount: $3,000
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The Heap EMS Memorial Scholarship offers $3,000 to licensed EMTs in Region 4 attending Southwestern Illinois College. Apply by December 19, 2026.
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