Edward '58/MS '61 and Jane Quinn Scholarship

Additional Information

This scholarship was established in 2004 by Edward and Jane Quinn to provide financial support to full-time students in the College of Human Development, Culture, & Media. Edward Quinn received his BS and MS in Education from Seton Hall.

After teaching for several years, Mr. Quinn founded Worldwide Educational Associates, a training and education corporation. In addition to providing training for displaced and entry-level workers, he taught an effective reading program, and in several corporate environments, including the coaching staff of the Washington Redskins.

A committed volunteer, Mr. Quinn has served on the board of a museum and other community agencies. Currently, he serves as a member of Seton Hall University's Board of Regents.

Jane and Ed met as English teachers in Livingston. She is currently the president of the Roseland Public Library.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must be a declared undergraduate Education major in good academic standing.
• Must be enrolled full-time and have at least one more undergraduate course year to complete.
• Award will be based on completed applications, references, academic record, financial need, service activities and performance in the field (Incomplete applications or applications that do not follow instructions will not be considered).
• The award is for the academic year (Fall and Spring) and the amount is dependent on available funding.
• The Deadline for Incoming First-Year and Transfer Students for the Fall 2023 semester is March 15.

Application Procedures

Scholarships are now administered in Blackbaud Award Management (BAM), which can be accessed via PirateNet.

How to Apply:

• Apply online through PirateNet using your Seton Hall University username and password.
• Start with the General Application to be guided towards further scholarship opportunities that fit your profile.
• Explore all scholarships under the “Opportunities” tab.