
Glenn Coursey Agriculture Scholarship
Glenn Coursey grew up on a farm in Warren county, Illinois. He worked for the State Highway Department, eventually becoming employed as a railway postal clerk. He also farmed most of his life. A bequest from his estate was received in 2007 to fund this scholarship.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Students who have completed one semester in college in an agriculture field and have an average to above average academic record.
- They must show a need for financial assistance, demonstrate leadership ability, be enrolled in an accredited two or four year college, university or vocational-technology school and pursue a career in agriculture.
- Scholarship amount and coverage is on page two of the application.
- Applicants must be a member of the Order or have a relative who is a member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge.
- The Application must be signed by the Secretary of the Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge to verify membership.
- Completed Applications are due by May 15th.
- Winners will be notified prior to August 1st.
- One-time awards of $4000.00 will be presented to students who meet the eligibility requirements.
Download Application
To apply for the Glenn Coursey Agriculture Scholarship download the application pdf.

Fun Facts:Legendary lawman Wyatt Earp was an Odd Fellow, embodying the order’s values of service and community in the rugged American West.
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