The Mancuso English, Humanities, and Social & Behavioral Sciences Scholarships
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Mancuso Scholars receive support for 100% of Day Division tuition, fees, and room and board for up to four years.
Through a generous donation in 2017, the Mancuso Scholarships were created to support academically strong FSU students who demonstrate financial need and who choose to major in English or specified majors in the Humanities/Social & Behavioral Sciences. They will allow Mancuso Scholars the financial resources to fully experience college life, and encourage recipients to link robust career preparation and extra-curricular activities with academic work in order to better position Mancuso Scholars for post-college, entry-level positions.
These four-year, renewable scholarships provide support for 100% of Day Division tuition, fees, and room and board for Mancuso Scholars for up to eight total semesters (excludes Continuing Education and summer coursework at FSU).
Eligible Majors
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English Scholarship
Available every year beginning Fall 2019
-
Humanities Scholarship
Available every other year beginning Fall 2019
-
Social Sciences Scholarship
Available every other year beginning Fall 2020
Meet the Benefactors
Halcyon Mancuso has been an instructor with Framingham State's English Department since 2000. The Mancuso Scholarships were conceived in 2017 by her and her husband, Thomas R. Krebs.
Creators of The Mancuso English, Humanities, and Social & Behavioral Sciences Scholarships at Framingham State University
"I have chosen to support academic majors that often do not get the financial support that they deserve. More than ever, businesses and government so desperately need employees who have studied the humanities and social / behavioral sciences. Such employees possess the ability to think critically, abstractly, and with nuance and compassion for others and, therefore, are prepared to imaginatively confront the challenges of our diverse world. Their learning does not channel them into one narrow area but, rather, affords flexibility that their future careers will require."