Robert H. Hinckley was a remarkable person who led by example and served his country well. Mr. Hinckley was the founder of the Hinckley Institute of Politics as well as a dedicated public servant in the Roosevelt and Truman Administrations. This graduate scholarship was established to encourage students in following his example of public service and political involvement.
RequirementS
One $3,500 scholarship will be awarded to a male graduate student
who has significant experience in community involvement and commitment
to a career in public service.
APPLICATION MATERIALS
Application Form
For More Info
If you have specific questions, contact the Hinckley Institute at
581-8501 for additional information.
Previous Recipients
2011: Don Willie
2010: Shane Young
2009: Taylor Morgan
2009: Joseph Taggart
2008:Jesse Michael Nix
2007: Matt Lyon
2006: Chad Curtis
2005: James Bergstedt
2004: Micah Elggren
2003: Stephen L. Nelson
2002: P. Jeff Mulitalo
2001: Matthew Boyden
2001: Nathan Michael Pierce
2000: Dallis Nordstrom
2000: John Norman
1998: Chris Mcllroy
1997: Alpheus Mokogokolo
1997: W. Brett Graham
1996: Lee Andrew Wright
1995: Scott Finlinson
1994: Kenneth Denos
1993: Dennis Jolley
1992: Mark Hindley
1992: Clayton Morgan
1991: Matthew Anderson
1991: Mike Gehrke
1991: Stanford Barrett
1990: Matthew Durham
1986: Randall Snow
1985: Paul Pieper
1984: Jesse Gallegos
Give Back to the Hinckley Institute
The Hinckley Institute of Politics has opened doors to successful careers in the public and private sectors for over 4000 former interns and scholarship winners. Help provide opportunities to current students by giving back to the Hinckley Institute.