Carthage College

The Multicultural Leadership Scholarship is awarded to applicants who exhibit exemplary leadership qualities and potential, and commitment to actively contribute to the diversity of Carthage through participation in campus activities. These scholarships incorporate all Carthage assistance.

Tarble Family California Scholarship is available to incoming freshmen or transfer students from California. Recipients will receive up to $25,000 per year in Carthage assistance.

The presidential scholarship is open to all majors and awards 35 scholarships ranging from 75% tuition to full tuition, room and board. During the campus visit, prospective Presidential Scholars will have a conversation with two faculty/staff members and/or complete an essay.

Two scholarships, renewable for up to three years, are awarded to new incoming transfer students who show determination, intelligence and motivation.

Eight full-tuition scholarships are awarded to Kenosha residents in recognition of the City of Kenosha's agreement to lease land to Carthage for construction of a student village and parking. These scholarships incorporate all Carthage assistance, and are valued in excess of $160,000 each.

One full-tuition scholarship is awarded to a dependent of a city of Kenosha police officer or firefighter.

The Lincoln Scholarship symbolizes the College's strong commitment to students seeking the challenge of the Carthage Honors Program and is named for Abraham Lincoln, an early Trustee of the College.

Carthage Dance presented its fall concert "Juxtapositions" Nov. 12-14. "Juxtapositions" is a web of dance works woven by moments of curious, delightful, and unexpected juxtapositions.

Jamie Tyrrell '17, an Asian Studies major whose regional interests include Japan and Korea, has received a Gilman Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State. The Gilman award provides up to $5,000 to apply toward study abroad or internship program costs.

Iftou Yoya, a History major from Minneapolis, Minn., received a Gilman Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State. The Gilman award provides up to $5,000 to apply toward study abroad or internship program costs, and Iftou also received an additional Critical Need Language Award for Arabic language study.

When two actors with a history are thrown together as romantic leads in a forgotten 1930's melodrama, they quickly lose touch with reality as the story they enact onstage follows them offstage. Stage Kiss is the newest play from award-winning playwright Sarah Ruhl, an artist gifted with a singular voice. It was performed at Carthage Oct. 23-31, 2015.

Received an award for "Exceptional Representation" of the United States on the Historical Security Council (2003) at the American Model United Nations conference held in Chicago Nov. 21-24.

Received an award for "Exceptional Representation" of the United States on the first committee (disarmament and international security) at the American Model United Nations conference.

The American Model United Nations conference was held in Chicago Nov. 21-24. Carthage students competed in a field of 1,518 students from 88 universities and colleges across the United States who represented 133 countries.

Won Outstanding Witness award at the Lewis University Fantastic Flyer Mock Trial Invitational in Romeoville, Illinois.

Won Outstanding Attorney award at the Lewis University Fantastic Flyer Mock Trial Invitational in Romeoville, Illinois.

The "Afghanistan/Wisconsin Verbatim Theatre Project" is a play about the experiences of Wisconsin veterans of the Afghanistan conflict, based on personal interviews with local veterans collected over the summer of 2015. With the mission of fostering better understanding between vets and non-vets, the play took audiences inside the reality of training, deployment, and re-entry into the civilian world.

Performs in Carthage's Concert Band for the 2015-2016 school year.

Performs in Carthage's Wind Orchestra for the 2015-2016 school year.

Was named first-team all-conference in football.

Was named second-team all-conference in football.

Hayley Smith received an Outstanding Attorney award at the 8th Annual Illini Invitational in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois.

Emily Heuermann, a senior neuroscience major from Washington, Ill., and outside hitter for the Lady Reds, earned AVCA Division III Third-Team All-America Honors. Heuermann was named First-Team All-CCIW in 2015 and was named to the NCAA Tournament Grand Rapids All-Regional Team. She currently holds Carthage's all-time career kills record and is ranked second in NCAA Division III and third across all divisions of the NCAA among active career leaders for total sets played with 557 sets played.

Karen Chin is a senior setter and graphic design major from Mundlein, Ill., and currently holds Carthage's all-time career assists record. In addition, Chin was named CCIW Player of the Year for the second consecutive year in 2015 and was named tournament MVP for the NCAA Tournament Grand Rapids Regional. Chin is the third player in Carthage women's volleyball history to earn AVCA All-American honors multiple times.

Carthage College Lady Reds swimmer, Hannah Miles, was named Tuesday as the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin's Women's Swimmer of the Week for the week of Nov. 17.

Was named first-team all-conference in women's volleyball.

Was named second-team all-conference in women's volleyball.

Was named third-team all-conference in women's volleyball.

Karen Chin was named CCIW Player of the Year for the 2015 season for the second year in a row. Chin was also named CCIW Player of the Year in 2014. This is the ninth time that a Carthage women's volleyball student-athlete has earned the honor.

Was named first-team all-conference in women's soccer.