Larry Monroe Scholarship Award

The Larry Monroe Scholarship Award is presented annually in memory of former FBI Agent Lawrence J. Monroe, one of the founders of the National Executive Institute. Larry played a crucial role in the initial program design, curriculum development and administration of many NEI programs during his long, distinguished career at the FBI Academy. His untimely death in 1999 led to the creation of this coveted scholarship.

Candidates for this award include all eligible* NEI members' children and grandchildren who are enrolled in an accredited two- or four-year undergraduate program or who are pursuing a masters or higher level degree. Proof of registration or current attendance must be included with the application, which must be submitted by March 1, 2012. Selection will be based on monetary need, demonstrated work ethic, scholarship record, and service orientation.

At the Scholarship Committee's discretion, the amount of this award may range from $5,000 up to $10,000; and it may be presented to a single student or be divided between two or more, depending upon the various applicants' qualifications.
Recipients will be announced at our annual meeting in Sun Valley.

APPLICATION PROCESS
The Larry Monroe Scholarship application consists of three parts: Part I must be completed by the sponsoring NEI member and must include a brief statement on behalf of the candidate. Parts II and III must be completed by the student.

*To be eligible, NEI member must have paid all dues for a minimum of the past three years.

Application in PDF format

Award Recipients

Molly Gallagher, 2006
Matthew K. Jacocks, 2008
Daniel Bevan, 2009
Virginia Anne Baker and Theresa K. Lohn, 2010
Alison Pastor, 2011