2026-’27 Scholarship Portal
Please select the Scholarship Program below
Need based applicants please enter into the above Merit Scholarship link – you will have questions to answer for need based criteria
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS
New Applications for 2026-’27 Foundation Scholarships are now closed
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your application in progress, please contact
Director of Administration Bethann Taylor, Bethann@psiu.org, with questions.
The 2026-’27 application process closed February 17, 2026
The Psi Upsilon Scholarship Program
We all value education and academic achievement yet we also know that education can be expensive. The Psi Upsilon Foundations’ scholarship program was established to help brothers pursue their education and showcase the the high achievement of our brothers. Each year, the Foundation offers merit scholarships (including need based support) available to brothers and graduates or any chapter or owl club that meet the criteria for the scholarship awards.
Scholarship amounts vary each year depending on the investment returns, and as a 501(c)3 organization the Foundation can only fund endeavors considered charitable or educational. Therefore, no scholarships should be used for collegiate member dues or fees.
Whether you’re an engineering student or a theater major, pre-med or pre-law, if you need financial help to complete your degree, the annual scholarship program offers the support many brothers need.
These scholarships are made possible by our generous alumni donors. Announcements of recipients is made in May of each year and presented at convention and at the annual Awards event in the fall.
All awards use the same application platform process. Use the Merit Scholarship application above to apply for both merit and need based submittals. Need based applicants must first apply for a merit based award and will answer questions for need based criteria within the above merit based application.
Named Scholarships:
Named Graduate Scholarship Awards
Henry B. Poor, Gamma 1939 Award preference to Graduate Studies-unrestricted
Lewis Finkelstein, Omicron 1983 Award – preference to Graduate Studies – unrestricted
Fishfund Award – preference to Graduate Studies – unrestricted
Dr. Tony Kremer, Omicron ‘87 Award – preference to Graduate Studies – 1st to Veterinary studies unrestricted
Named Scholarship Awards
J. Russell McShane, Delta ’32 Award – preference to a Delta undergraduate
Francis C. Hardie, Omicron-Zeta ’18 Awards (2) – unrestricted
Robert W. Parsons, Xi ’22 Award – unrestricted
Gardner A. Callanen, Psi ’29 Award – preference to a Psi undergraduate
Earl D. Babst, Iota-Phi ’93 Awards (2) – unrestricted
Albert C. Jacobs, Phi ’21 Award – unrestricted
R. DeWitt Wallace, Epsilon ’14 Award – unrestricted
Robert W. Morey, Pi ’20 Award – unrestricted
Benjamin T. Burton, Chi ’21 Awards (2) – unrestricted
Jerome W. Brush, Jr., Delta Delta ’39 Award – unrestricted
Gregg E. Rohlin, Phi ’83 Award – to a Phi undergraduate
R. Timothy Leedy, Phi ’57 Award – unrestricted
Curtis J. Rettke, Eta ’84 Award – preference to an Eta undergraduate
William P. King, Omicron ’73 Award – preference to an Omicron undergraduate
Salvatore L. Biardo, Omicron ’04 Award – to an Omicron undergraduate
Paul D. Friday, Theta Theta ’26 Award – unrestricted
Michael D. Oberg, Theta Theta ’88 Award – preference to a Theta Theta undergraduate
Eric W. Didul, Phi Beta ’90 Award – preference to a Phi Beta undergraduate
Delta Delta of Williams College Award(s) – to one or more sons or daughters of Delta Delta alumni attending Williams College
Henry B. Poor, Gamma ’39 Award – unrestricted
Jonathan E. Persky, Omega ’85 Award – preference to an Omega undergraduate
For additional information or questions concerning the application or the application process, contact The Psi Upsilon Foundation