Lansing, MI, January 23, 2013 — CASE Credit Union is pleased to announce the availability of five $1,000 scholarships for all area high school seniors and two $2,500 scholarships for Lansing Community College (LCC) students for the 2013-2014 academic year. To be eligible for these awards, applicants must be college-bound high school seniors, eligible to be a member of CASE Credit Union, and meet other requirements as listed on the eligibility and application. The winning LCC students must have successfully completed at least one semester at LCC, and meet all other eligibility requirements. CASE Credit Union membership is open to anyone who resides, works, worships or goes to school in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Ionia, Livingston, Jackson and Shiawassee counties.
“Selection of these awards will be based on academic achievement, community involvement, and financial need,” says CASE Credit Union President and CEO Jeffrey S. Benson, CPA, MBA. The Scholarship Committee of CASE Credit Union will select award recipients and notify them before the end of this school year.
Applications, scholarship eligibility requirements and applications instructions are available at any CASE Credit Union branch or online at www.casecu.org. All applications and recommendations can be mailed to:
CASE Credit Union
ATTN: Scholarship Committee
PO Box 22158
Lansing MI 48909-2158, by or before April 16, 2013
To apply for the CASE LCC Scholarships, LCC students can contact the LCC Foundation Scholarship and Operations program at 517.483.1989.
Established in 1936 by Lansing area educators, CASE Credit Union is a full-service financial institution serving 30,000 members and managing more than $228 million in assets. CASE Credit Union is focused on service and committed to exceeding the financial expectations of today’s mobile society through convenient products and services that include deposit accounts, loans, investment options, VISA cards, text and mobile banking, online banking and bill payment. CASE was named one of Michigan’s Top 100 Places to Work in 2012 by the Detroit Free Press.