Riverside City College/Scholarship
Locke Family Endowed Scholarship
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In 1981, then Riverside Community College President Chuck Kane watched the North High School Band, under the direction of Gary Locke, march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. He remembered the band when he saw them march again in the 1984 Tournament of Roses Parade. That fall, Dr. Kane approached Gary and convinced him to start a marching band at RCC .
Award Varies - Amount to be determined
Deadline 17 January 2027
Who it is for, in the provider's words
- Which collegeLocke Family Endowed Scholarship - Riverside Community College District
- Who can applyBasic requirements and reviewer notes: Major: No specific major required Cumulative GPA required: 2.0 Financial need required: No Student activities, volunteer work required: None required Other special requirements: None
- Who can applyIn 1981, then Riverside Community College President Chuck Kane watched the North High School Band, under the direction of Gary Locke, march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. He remembered the band when he saw them march again in the 1984 Tournament of Roses Parade. That fall, Dr. Kane approached Gary and convinced him to start a marching band at RCC . Gary began the program literally from scratch, with only 16 students attending the first meeting.
- Who can applyUnder Gary's leadership, the Marching Tigers have grown to be one of the country's most famous collegiate marching bands, boasting 210 members in 2009, and having appeared in more than 20 movies, at every Disney theme park, in several television shows, music videos, and dozens of national and international parades and festivals. In 1990, the Tigers had the honor of serving as the first community college band to play in the Tournament of Roses Parade and they have appeared four more times since then, in 1997, 2004, 2009 and 2010.
- Who can applyThe RCC Marching Tigers continue to receive recognition, having appeared an unprecedented six times as the guest exhibition group at the Bands of America Grand National Championship. In January 1993, Gary was selected as the first recipient of the "Hero" Award, presented by the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, bringing the most positive P.R. to the City of Riverside, and Gary continues to receive recognition. This scholarship was first established as a special memorial to Gary's Aunt Catherine, in 1991 and later, his Mother, Helen, who passed away in 2004.
- Who can applyIt was endowed in 2008 by Gary's father, Bill, his biggest fan and most faithful volunteer. This scholarship is awarded to a full or part-time student currently enrolled in the Marching Band at RCC who demonstrates a commitment to musical excellence. Basic requirements and reviewer notes: Major: No specific major required Cumulative GPA required: 2.0 Financial need required: No Student activities, volunteer work required: None required Other special requirements: None
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- Deadline
- 17 January 2027
- How often
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- Name
Locke Family Endowed Scholarship
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Provider
Riverside Community College District
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- What it provides
In 1981, then Riverside Community College President Chuck Kane watched the North High School Band, under the direction of Gary Locke, march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. He remembered the band when he saw them march again in the 1984 Tournament of Roses Parade. That fall, Dr. Kane approached Gary and convinced him to start a marching band at RCC . Gary began the program literally from scratch, with only 16 students attending the first meeting. Under Gary's leadership, the Marching Tigers have grown to be one of the country's most famous collegiate marching bands, boasting 210 members in 2009, and having appeared in more than 20 movies, at every Disney theme park, in several television shows, music videos, and dozens of national and international parades and festivals. In 1990, the Tigers had the honor of serving as the first community college band to play in the Tournament of Roses Parade and they have appeared four more times since then, in 1997, 2004, 2009 and 2010. The RCC Marching Tigers continue to receive recognition, having appeared an unprecedented six times as the guest exhibition group at the Bands of America Grand National Championship. In January 1993, Gary was selected as the first recipient of the "Hero" Award, presented by the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, bringing the most positive P.R. to the City of Riverside, and Gary continues to receive recognition. This scholarship was first established as a special memorial to Gary's Aunt Catherine, in 1991 and later, his Mother, Helen, who passed away in 2004. It was endowed in 2008 by Gary's father, Bill, his biggest fan and most faithful volunteer. This scholarship is awarded to a full or part-time student currently enrolled in the Marching Band at RCC who demonstrates a commitment to musical excellence. Basic requirements and reviewer notes: Major: No specific major required Cumulative GPA required: 2.0 Financial need required: No Student activities, volunteer work required: None require
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Amount
Award Varies - Amount to be determined
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Deadline
Deadline 01/17/2027
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Which college
Locke Family Endowed Scholarship - Riverside Community College District
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Who can apply
Basic requirements and reviewer notes: Major: No specific major required Cumulative GPA required: 2.0 Financial need required: No Student activities, volunteer work required: None required Other special requirements: None
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Who can apply
In 1981, then Riverside Community College President Chuck Kane watched the North High School Band, under the direction of Gary Locke, march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. He remembered the band when he saw them march again in the 1984 Tournament of Roses Parade. That fall, Dr. Kane approached Gary and convinced him to start a marching band at RCC . Gary began the program literally from scratch, with only 16 students attending the first meeting.
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Who can apply
Under Gary's leadership, the Marching Tigers have grown to be one of the country's most famous collegiate marching bands, boasting 210 members in 2009, and having appeared in more than 20 movies, at every Disney theme park, in several television shows, music videos, and dozens of national and international parades and festivals. In 1990, the Tigers had the honor of serving as the first community college band to play in the Tournament of Roses Parade and they have appeared four more times since then, in 1997, 2004, 2009 and 2010.
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Who can apply
The RCC Marching Tigers continue to receive recognition, having appeared an unprecedented six times as the guest exhibition group at the Bands of America Grand National Championship. In January 1993, Gary was selected as the first recipient of the "Hero" Award, presented by the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, bringing the most positive P.R. to the City of Riverside, and Gary continues to receive recognition. This scholarship was first established as a special memorial to Gary's Aunt Catherine, in 1991 and later, his Mother, Helen, who passed away in 2004.
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549- Who can apply
It was endowed in 2008 by Gary's father, Bill, his biggest fan and most faithful volunteer. This scholarship is awarded to a full or part-time student currently enrolled in the Marching Band at RCC who demonstrates a commitment to musical excellence. Basic requirements and reviewer notes: Major: No specific major required Cumulative GPA required: 2.0 Financial need required: No Student activities, volunteer work required: None required Other special requirements: None
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://rcc.academicworks.com/opportunities/17549