The application period for applying for the ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars program has been moved forward from this year to September 1 thru October 31.
About ConocoPhillips:
From their beginnings in the early days of the oil industry, Conoco Inc. and Phillips Petroleum Company grew and prospered, becoming leaders in the global energy industry. On August 30, 2002, they combined their strengths and values to create
ConocoPhillips.
Program Purpose:
Provide educational opportunities to top students in business administration, engineering, science, and/or geoscience. The program will provide a competitive advantage to the company through building and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships with key universities, and early identification and targeted development of our future leaders.
Scholarship Awards:
Applicants for the SPIRIT Scholars Program will be considered for scholarship awards during each of their regular semesters of study leading to a bachelor's degree or master's degree (geosciences and MBAs only) in a field of study recruited by ConocoPhillips. A limited number of scholarships are available. Scholarships are awarded annually for the fall and spring semesters. Initial year scholarship awards are based on academic performance and leadership activities in high school and/or college.
ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars Application:
The applications span three tabs (1-Cover Sheet, 2-Program Description, 3-Application). If needed, it is formatted to print nicely on 8.5x11 paper. Once the print window is opened, simply select "print workbook."
Regular Application
Regular Application
The regular application has been divided into sections for undergraduate/graduate degree funding. Please complete the application as an excel document. Use the drop down options where available and do not alter the format. Finally submit your application as an excel attachment to the following email address using the naming convention on the file name and subject line, last name, first name - major. susan.phillips@okstate.edu
Extension Application
Extension Application
The extension application is to be completed by current SPIRIT Scholars only who plan to graduate later than the anticipated graduation date when initial award was made. Please complete the application as an excel document. Use the drop down options where available and do not alter the format. Finally submit your application as an excel attachment to the following email address using the naming convention on the file name and subject line, last name, first name - major. susan.phillips@okstate.edu
Minimum Qualifications to Apply:
- Enrolled as a full-time student (min. 12 hours/semester or 24 hrs/academic year)
- Committed to majoring in any of the following disciplines: Business Administration, Engineering, Science, and/or Geoscience
- Cumulative College Retention GPA--3.25/4.0 minimum (un-weighted)
- Demonstrated leadership abilities and involvement in student and professional organizations.
- Strong interest in a potential career in the energy business.
- Minimum National Test Scores: ACT 28 or SAT 1200 (for incoming Freshmen only).
Scholarship & Financial Support:
- Initial Scholarship Award $5,000.00 or $2,500.00 per semester.
- Potential Scholarship Award increase of $1,000.00 following the completion of each successful internship (2nd, 3rd, and 4th internship with ConocoPhillips)
- Financial support for enrichment and development activities.
Professional Development:
- Mentoring partnerships are developed between the SPIRIT Scholar and a professional at ConocoPhillips.
- Opportunities to interview for summer internships and full-time employment with ConocoPhillips.
- Participation in visits to ConocoPhillips headquarters and other company facilities.
- Participation in various professional development and lecture series.
- Extensive exposure to the Energy Business and ConocoPhillips.
Leadership and Personal Development:
- Participation in leadership and team building activities.
- Participation in designated community service activities.
- Participation in selected cultural activities and events.
- Participation in career planning and self- assessment activities.
- Participation in interviewing and personal presentation activities.
Recognition:
- Participation in an annual recognition and achievement dinner with ConocoPhillips mentors, management, and university faculty and administrators.
- Special Recognition for graduating seniors.
Contact information:
College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology Coordinator:
Susan Phillips
101 Engineering North
405-744-5276
susan.phillips@okstate.edu
