The Ruby Newhall Memorial Scholarship was established in October 1949. Ruby Newhall was from Gainesville, Florida and was president of Pilot International. Her contacts with international students at the University of Florida strengthened her belief that these students could contribute significantly to improving international relations. An applicant for the Ruby Newhall Memorial Scholarship must be from a foreign country pursuing a degree in the United States or Canada. The field of study must be of a nature that improves the quality of life for the community in their home country. Applicants must be full-time graduate and doctoral students. They must remain a full-time student for the duration of the scholarship. Applicants must submit a resume or CV. A list of extracurricular and/or community activities must be submitted, if the information is not on the resume or CV. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation dated within the last 12 months from teachers, professors, faculty advisors or employers. It is optional but applicants may also submit their prior high school and/or undergraduate transcripts, if applicable. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact Pilot International for more information.