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Providing Opportunities for today’s students
There are a variety of scholarships available to attend classes at Stuhr Museum.
We also have a higher education scholarship available to our Living History Apprentice.
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Classes & Field Trips
Tuition & Transportation scholarships for your class or individual students to attend field trips at Stuhr Museum. -
Summer Adventures Scholarship
Tuition & Transportation scholarships for students to attend Summer Adventure Classes at Suhr Museum. -
Living History Apprentice Volunteer Scholarships
Luminary Youth Volunteer Scholarship for LHAs at Stuhr Museum. -
Support Our Scholarship Programs
Learn how you can support the scholarship programs at Stuhr Museum.
APPLY FOR a Field Trip SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarships for Schools
These scholarships help provide tuition support for public schools and eligible students participating in the Structure Class field trips at Stuhr Museum. Teachers, administrators and social workers may apply. Field Trip Scholarships are open to Title I and/or Rural public schools.
Scholarships now open!
CONTRIBUTE TO THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Summer Adventures Scholarships
These scholarships provide free tuition and transportation for deserving students to attend Stuhr Museum Summer Adventures.
This generous tribute was made possible by MacKenna Milhon’s loving family; grandparents Mike and Annetta Milhon, aunt and uncle Sunny and Kevin Forrest, and an employee nonprofit-match made by Union Pacific Railroad.
“MacKenna was just a red-headed freckle-faced girl who loved Stuhr Museum,” said, Mike Milhon.
MacKenna spent each summer vacation in Grand Island with her grandparents, and a highlight of those summers was the time she spent at Stuhr Museum, taking Summer Adventure classes, workshops and participation in the Living History Apprentice (LHA) Program.
The Alumni Scholarship in Memory of MacKenna Milhon will positively impact the lives of young people.
Contribute to Alumni Scholarship
Living History Apprentice Program Participant Scholarship.
Each year, youth aged 11–17 make the choice to donate their valuable time and talent to serve as Living History Apprentices (LHA’s) in Railroad Town at Stuhr Museum. This scholarship was created in an effort to assist in the cost of period attire and training so that LHA’s may engage visitors through direct interaction and hands-on encounters providing an immersive experience that will forge indelible memories and form a true connection to Nebraska’s rich and storied pioneer history.