Scholarships

INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

East Central Community College is committed to providing financial resources and assistance to students based on excellence in scholarship, performance, and/or service. As such, the College provides Institutional Scholarships to eligible full-time students. Institutional Scholarships are comprised of five (5) major categories of awards: (A) Scholastic-Based Scholarships; (B) Performance- and/or Service-Based Scholarships; (C) Athletic Scholarships; (D) the Employee Tuition Waiver Scholarship; and (E) Non-Traditional Student Scholarships. Two Institutional Scholarships – Age 65 Plus Tuition Scholarship; and First Course Tuition Free Scholarship – may allow a student to enroll as a part-time student and receive the scholarship. The College will set a cap of $4,080 per semester for Institutional Scholarships received from these 5 categories for in-state students and a cap of $5,130 per semester for Institutional Scholarships received from these 5 categories for out-of-state students. These scholarships are only available in the fall &/or spring semesters unless noted in the scholarship description. Institutional scholarship funds, with the exception of athletic scholarships, may be used for book costs if funds remain after all other charges on a student’s account are covered.

A. SCHOLASTIC-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

Achievement Recognition Scholarships — Achievement Recognition Scholarships will be awarded to individuals who receive honors such as the following: Miss East Central Mississippi, Miss Hospitality, Miss Newton County, Choctaw Indian Princess, Distinguished Young Women winners, Miss Neshoba County, Miss Morton, etc. If you have a received an honor such as this that is not listed, please contact the Director of Financial Aid to determine if you are eligible.  Effective Fall 2018, a scholarship in the amount of $1,000 will be awarded to those eligible who enroll as full-time students at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation or the first regular semester after having received the High School Equivalency (HSE). The scholarship will be available to the student for four (4) consecutive semesters provided the student maintains a cumulative  3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA). Any student who does not maintain the required cumulative 3.0 or higher GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher after the following semester if it’s within their original number of consecutive semesters for which they were awarded.

ACT Scholarships — Effective Fall 2018 for incoming freshmen, the ACT Scholarships listed below will be available to any student who enrolls full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation or the first regular semester after having received the High School Equivalency (HSE). Exceptions to the matriculation expectation may be considered on appeal in the event of extenuating circumstances.  The ACT Scholarship will be available to the student for four (4) consecutive semesters provided the student maintains a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade point average (GPA). Any student who does not maintain the required cumulative 3.0 or higher GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher after the following semester if it’s within their original number of consecutive semesters for which they were awarded. Students who meet all eligibility requirements and are interested in receiving this scholarship must submit their ACT scores to the Office of Admissions.   
ACT Composite (20-23) — Dean’s Award: A scholarship in the amount of one-half in-state tuition will be awarded each semester to the eligible student.
ACT Composite (24-28) — President’s Award: A scholarship in the amount of in-state tuition will be awarded each semester to the eligible student.
ACT Composite (29-36) — Board of Trustees’ Award: A full scholarship in the amount of in-state tuition, room and board will be awarded each semester to the eligible student.

Career & Technical Education Skills Scholarships — These scholarships are available in the skill areas which are part of programs offered at East Central. To receive an FBLA, SkillsUSA, HOSA, DECA, FFA, or TSA Skills Scholarship the student is expected to enroll as a full-time student at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following his/her high school graduation. Exceptions to the matriculation expectation may be considered on appeal in the event of extenuating circumstances. To be eligible for this scholarship, the student must graduate from an accredited public or private high school or an ECCC-recognized home school. A “graduate” is defined as an individual who has earned a regular high school diploma, occupational diploma, career-pathways diploma, or who has completed a course of study from an ECCC-recognized home school.   

Students who meet the criteria above may be awarded one of the following scholarships:

1. A scholarship of one-half in-state tuition per semester for four (4) semesters will be awarded to the first place winners in the skill contest from the District SkillsUSA Mississippi competition, District FBLA Competition, District HOSA competition, District DECA Competition, District FFA Competition, and District TSA Competition.

2. A scholarship in the amount of in-state tuition per semester for four (4) semesters will be awarded to the first place winners in the skills contest from the State SkillsUSA Mississippi Competition, State FBLA Competition, State HOSA Competition, State DECA Competition, State FFA Competition, and State TSA Competition.

3. A full scholarship (in-state tuition, room and board) per semester for four (4) semesters will be awarded to the first place winners in the skills contests from the National High School SkillsUSA Competition, National FBLA Competition, National HOSA Competition, National DECA Competition, National FFA Competition, and National TSA Competition.

4. A scholarship in the amount of in-state tuition per semester for two (2) semesters will be awarded to current ECCC students who win first place in State SkillsUSA or PBL competitions and compete at the national level. These scholarships will be valid only for the year following the state competitions.

5. A full scholarship (in-state tuition, room and board) scholarship per semester for two (2) semesters will be awarded to current ECCC students who win first place in National SkillsUSA or PBL competitions. These scholarships will be valid only for the year following the national competitions.

The aggregate amount of multiple district and state awards will be capped at full in-state tuition per semester, and multiple national awards capped at full in-state tuition, room, & board.  To retain the Career & Technical Education Skills Scholarship, a student must maintain a cumulative 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA). Any student who does not maintain the required cumulative 3.0 or higher GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher after the following semester if it’s within their original number of consecutive semesters for which they were awarded.

Career & Technical Education Leadership Scholarship — This scholarship is available to students that have demonstrated leadership abilities in their high school career-technical programs. To receive a Career & Technical Education Leadership Scholarship, the student must enroll full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation. Exceptions to the matriculation expectation may be considered on appeal in the event of extenuating circumstances. To be eligible for this scholarship, the student must graduate from an accredited public or private high school or an ECCC-recognized home school. A “graduate” is defined as an individual who has earned a regular high school diploma, occupational diploma, career-pathways diploma, or who has completed a course of study from an ECCC-recognized home school. The graduate must reside in one of the five counties served by ECCC (Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, or Winston). Students must also be enrolled in a Career & Technical Education program to be eligible to receive this scholarship.

A scholarship of one-half in-state tuition per semester for four (4) semesters may be awarded to an outstanding completer from each Cluster Area of the six career/technical centers in the East Central Community College District. The recipient will be selected by the Director and teachers at each center in consultation with East Central’s administrative team and instructors.

To retain the Career & Technical Education Leadership Scholarship, a student must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher (excluding dual credit).  Any student who does not maintain the required 3.0 cumulative GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning a required 3.0 GPA or higher the following semester.

Salutatorian Scholarships — For incoming freshmen, a scholarship in the amount of $500 per semester will be available to the salutatorians of Mississippi high schools who enroll full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation. In the case of a tie, each student will be awarded the scholarship. The Salutatorian Scholarship will be available to the student(s) for four (4) consecutive semesters provided they maintain a cumulative 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA) each semester. Any student who does not maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 G.P.A. the following semester.

Star Student Scholarships — For incoming freshmen, a scholarship in the amount of $1,000 will be available to the Star Students of Mississippi high schools who enroll full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation. In the case of a tie, each student will be awarded the scholarship. The Star Student Scholarship will be available to the student(s) for four (4) consecutive semesters provided they maintain a cumulative 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA) each semester. Any student who does not maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 G.P.A. the following semester.

Valedictorian Scholarships — For incoming freshmen, a scholarship in the amount of $1,000 will be available to the valedictorians of Mississippi high schools who enroll full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation. In the case of a tie, each student will be awarded the scholarship. The Valedictorian Scholarship will be available to the student(s) for four (4) consecutive semesters provided they maintain a cumulative 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA) each semester. Any student who does not maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning the required cumulative 3.0 G.P.A. the following semester.

B. Performance- &/or Service-Based Scholarships

Art Service Scholarships — The Art Department awards up to twelve (12) art service scholarships per semester in the amount of one-half in-state tuition to full-time students majoring in art who meet the established criteria. Recipients must:
1. Declare art as their major,
2. Enroll as full-time students,
3. Maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher (excluding dual credit), and
4. Submit a portfolio of five (5) works.

These scholarships are service-based. Therefore, in order to receive this scholarship, recipients will be required to provide service to the College. These services include, but are not limited to: (a) Assisting with set designs for the dinner theater and musical productions; (b) Designing layouts for art shows, drama productions or the like; and/or (c) Serving as studio assistants for all art courses and performing the following tasks: cleaning, organizing, and monitoring the students use of the spaces.

Band Scholarships — The Band Scholarships are awarded by the band director to full-time students. The scholarships are awarded by audition for marching band, concert band, jazz band, and Centralettes. Scholarship amounts vary depending upon participation in the various groups.

Cheerleader Scholarships — Cheerleader Scholarships are awarded to up to sixteen (16) full-time students who are selected by a committee. The amount of each scholarship is the cost of in-state tuition per semester.

Collegians Scholarships – Collegians Scholarships are awarded to up to twenty-four (24) full-time students for Instrumental, Vocalist, and Technician positions following an audition at the beginning of the Fall semester. The amount of each scholarship is the cost of in-state tuition per semester.

Music Scholarships — Music scholarships are awarded in the following areas:

Music Majors: Scholarships are awarded to eight (8) full-time vocal and instrumental majors who demonstrate exceptional abilities each year, provided that they meet the criteria established by the department. The amount of each scholarship is the cost of in-state tuition per semester. To be eligible for this scholarship, recipients must:
1. Declare music as their major,
2. Audition before the music faculty,
3. Enroll as full-time students,
4. Maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher (excluding dual credit).
5. Perform as a member of a major performing group on campus (i.e., Band, Collegians, Voce or Choir etc.).

Voce: The Choral Department awards fourteen (14) scholarships to full-time students who are selected, through audition, to sing with the Voce, a small vocal ensemble. The amount of each scholarship is the cost of in-state tuition per semester.
Concert Choir: A maximum of seventy (70) scholarships are awarded to full-time students who are members of the concert choir. The amount of each scholarship is one-half the cost of in-state tuition per semester.

Public Information Scholarships — Public Information Scholarships are awarded to students interested in marketing and communications, to also include the areas of sports information, photography, and live stream video and production, among others. There is a full-tuition and a half-tuition scholarship available, dependent on responsibilities and duties assigned within the Office of Public Information.

Athletic Team & Athletic Department Managers — A manager for an athletic team at East Central Community College (ECCC) performs traditional managerial duties related to equipment, laundry, hydration, etc., as assigned by the head coach and/or assistant coach. Scholarships are awarded to full-time students selected for these positions by the head coach of each sport. The number of athletic team managers and scholarship amounts for athletic team managers vary dependent upon the sport and assigned responsibilities. A manager for the Athletic Department at ECCC is a full-time student and performs various duties to assist all sports as assigned by the Director of Athletics. There are two (2) managers for the Athletic Department each fall & spring semester and the amount of each scholarship is the cost of in-state tuition per semester.

C. Athletic Scholarships

Athletic Scholarships — All Athletic Scholarships are awarded by the respective coaches in baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and women’s softball. The student-athlete must meet the eligibility requirements of East Central Community College, the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The scholarships are awarded in whole dollar amounts up to a full scholarship, to include tuition, fees, room, and board for the Division I sports of basketball and football. For the Division 2 sports of baseball, soccer, tennis and women’s softball, scholarships are awarded each semester in whole dollar amounts up to the amount of tuition and fees.

D. Employee Tuition Waiver Scholarship

Employee Tuition Waiver Scholarship — All full-time employees and members of their immediate families (spouses, never-married sons and daughters who live at the home of the employee), or surviving unmarried minor children of a full-time employee who dies while under contract to the College, may be given a scholarship covering the cost of in-state tuition while attending East Central Community College.  These scholarships will not exceed the equivalent of four semesters and two summer sessions per individual.  This policy applies only to in-state tuition and does not include fees or costs of textbooks or special supplies and does not apply to dual credit, special summer camps or special interest programs for children under college age. For full-time employees of the College who enroll in credit courses, this policy applies to tuition, I.D. fee, technology fee, and registration fee.

E. Non-Traditional Student Scholarships

Age 65 Plus Tuition Scholarship — A scholarship in the amount of in-state tuition will be available for any adult 65 years of age or older who enrolls at East Central Community College. The recipient will be required to meet admission requirements and will be responsible for all other applicable fees. In order to receive the scholarship, the student must complete a scholarship application form and submit it to the Office of the Vice President for Enrollment Management for eligibility to be verified.

Career & Technical Education Non-Traditional Gender Scholarships — These scholarships are available in non-traditional gender programs, as specified by Federal Guidelines, for which the scholarships are awarded. One scholarship in the amount of one-half in-state tuition will be presented to two students enrolled in each program that is classified as non-traditional gender each fall. To receive the scholarship, the student must be enrolled in a non-traditional gender program. The student must enroll full-time at East Central Community College the fall semester immediately following high school graduation and continue in the non-traditional program. The scholarship will be available for four (4) consecutive semesters if the student meets all other requirements.

To retain the non-traditional gender scholarship, the student must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher (excluding dual credit) and remain in the non-traditional specified program.  Any student who does not maintain the required 3.0 cumulative GPA or withdraws from the non-traditional specified program will be removed from the scholarship.  The scholarship may be reinstated if the student earns a required 3.0 GPA or higher the following semester or returns to the non-traditional specified program.

Recipients will be chosen by a committee composed of the Director of Career & Technical Education, an Instructional Counselor, and an instructor in the Career & Technical Education area. The Director of Career & Technical Education will be responsible for notifying qualified high school students as to the availability of the scholarships.

First Course Tuition Free Scholarship — East Central Community College provides a scholarship to encourage adults who have not previously attended college to enroll.  Any adult in the ECCC five-county district registering as a part-time student, who has not previously enrolled in college, and who otherwise meets requirements may take the first college credit course tuition free at any location in the district.  The student will be responsible for any applicable fees.

For purposes of this scholarship, an adult is anyone 21 years of age or older who has graduated from high school or who has passed the GED Test and has been out of high school for more than one year. The tuition scholarship will be awarded for the first course only.  In order to receive the scholarship, the student must complete a scholarship application from and submit it to the Vice President for Enrollment Management Office for the student’s eligibility to be verified.

Non-Traditional Student Tuition Scholarship for Full-Time Students — The non-traditional student tuition scholarship will be available to any qualified Mississippi resident 23 years of age or older at the time of initial enrollment and who enrolls full-time at East Central Community College in Decatur. The scholarship will be available to the student for three (3) consecutive semesters following the first twelve semester hours earned as either a part-time or full-time student at East Central. To be eligible, a recipient:

1. Must enroll as a full-time academic or technical student on the Decatur campus.
2. Must have earned all previous college credit as a student at East Central;
3. Must have earned a minimum of 15 semester hours but no more than 21 semester hours of college credit as either a full-time or part-time stu­dent at East Central Community College;
4. Must have demonstrated the capacity and a strong desire to obtain a college education by earning a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher (excluding dual credit) on the first twelve semester hours as a part- or full-time student at ECCC;
5. Must complete a scholarship application form and submit it to the Vice President for Enrollment Management’s office; and,
6. Must show potential for leadership, academic excellence, and have high moral standards and good character as documented by two letters of recommendation.

The recipients will be selected by the College Scholarship Committee from students who meet the criteria listed above. Proceeds from the scholarship will be credited to the recipients’ account in the Business Office and may be used to pay for in-state tuition only. Any student awarded the nontraditional student scholarship must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher (excluding dual credit) and must remain enrolled as a full-time student to retain the scholarship.  Any student who does not maintain the required 3.0 cumulative GPA and is removed from the scholarship may have the scholarship reinstated by earning a required 3.0 GPA or higher the following semester.

ENDOWED AND ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Endowed and annual scholarships are funded by individual and group donations and are made available to eligible students according to each scholarship’s guidelines.  An application for these scholarships is required to be considered. Scholarship recipients are selected by the ECCC Foundation Scholarship Committee unless stated otherwise.  The award amount for endowed scholarships is based upon earnings from the endowment corpus.  The award amount for annual scholarships is stated in the scholarship criteria.  Grade point averages are calculated on a 4.0 scale.  Complete scholarship descriptions are available in the ECCC Foundation, Inc. office.

The East Central Community College Foundation administers the Slagle In-District Tuition Scholarship, also known as the EC Promise Scholarship Program. This “gap filler” scholarship awards several thousand dollars annually to ECCC students who do not receive and/or qualify for sources of funding sufficient to cover the cost of tuition. Depending on the availability of funding, the EC Promise Scholarship Program is available for students residing in or attending high school in the college’s district, which includes Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and Winston counties. For more information on the Slagle In-District Scholarship, contact the ECCC Foundation at 601-635-6327 or email Dr. Stacey Hollingsworth at sholling@eccc.edu.

• Bobby Addy Memorial Scholarship

• Dr. L. B. and Dixie Adkins Family Scholarship

• Alumni Association Lifetime Membership Endowed Scholarship

• AT&T Endowed Scholarship

• Bank of Morton Scholarship

• BankPlus Annual Scholarship

• Dr. Conrad C. Barnes, Jr. Math and Science Scholarship

• T. T. Beemon Scholarship

• Ruth Bennett Memorial Scholarship

• W. Clayton Blount Scholarship

• Pleas Clayton and Amanda Breazeale Blount Memorial Scholarship

• Board of Trustees Scholarship

• Dr. Austin P. Boggan Scholarship

• Iris Pellegrene Boggan Scholarship

• Ernest Harrison Boswell Memorial Scholarship

• Dr. Frank and Bobbie McPhail Bowen Scholarship

• Denver Brackeen Scholarship

• Paul V. and Voncile H. Breazeale Ministerial Scholarship

• Ann H. Burkes Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship

• Landon Bryan Burt Memorial Scholarship

• Jessica Cager Memorial Scholarship

• Caperton Family Endowed Scholarship

• Mable Moore Carr Educational Scholarship

• Dan T. Chatwood Scholarship

• The Citizens Bank of Philadelphia Scholarship

• Classes of 1957, 1958 and 1959 Scholarship

• Class of 1964 Endowed Scholarship

• Billy J. Cleveland Memorial Scholarship

• Randy and Nina Cleveland Pre-Engineering Scholarship

• Prentice and Dorothy Copeland Scholarship

• W. R. Covington Scholarship

• SouthGroup Cox Scholarship

• Frances Brown Crenshaw Nursing Scholarship

• Frank M. Cross Endowed Scholarship

• Nellie Neill Cross Memorial Scholarship

• Fred Preston Dallas and Maudie Threatt Dallas Memorial Scholarship

• Aaron Ronald Davis Memorial Scholarship

• Alford J. Deaton Endowed Scholarship

• Opal McMullan Dickerson Memorial Scholarship

• Stella Dickerson Technical Honor Scholarship

• Tony Dobbs Memorial Golf Scholarship

• Kyle Dunkerson Memorial Scholarship

• East Central Scholars Scholarship

• Etheridge Family Scholarship

• Ona Mae Ethridge Annual Scholarship

• Leon Eubanks Kaljyc-Peers Leadership Scholarship

• Jessie M. and Bobby Everett Scholarship

• Robert G. Fick Memorial Scholarship

• Children of Andrew & Inez Gaines In-District Tuition Scholarship

• Hubert D. Gilmore Scholarship

• Clyde B. and Flossie H. Goodson Scholarship

• Sue Gunter Memorial Scholarship

• R. O. and Bertha Hannah Scholarship

• Nancy Auline Hiett Harris ADN Scholarship

• Pam Harris Memorial Scholarship

• Richard L. Harris Scholarship

• Dr. Shelby L. Harris Memorial Scholarship

• Dan Harrison Rush Health Systems Endowed Scholarship

• Sylvia Ann Graham Haywood Memorial Scholarship

• Sara L. Heard Endowed Scholarship

• Jeffrey G. and Kathy L. Hitt Memorial Scholarship

• Hogue Brantley Endowed Scholarship

• Albert F. and Fannie Mae Hollingsworth Scholarship

• Hudspeth Scholarship

• Max Huey Memorial Scholarship

• Martha Kate Tullos Hummel Memorial Scholarship

• Myrtle R. Hutchison Scholarship

• S. Lebrun Hutchison Scholarship

• Frances Aycock Johnson and Jo Ann Aycock Thomas Scholarship

• Brenda K. Johnson Gospel Choir Scholarship

• Johnson Family Engineering Scholarship

• Johnson-Taylor Memorial Scholarship

• Brenda Whatley Kirby Annual Nursing Scholarship

• Jesse A. Ladd Memorial Scholarship

• James E. Land Memorial Scholarship

• La-Z-Boy Scholarship

• Frank Edwin and Nena Holt Leatherwood Scholarship

• Frances E. and Moody C. Lockley Endowed Nursing Scholarship

• William Wade Long Memorial Scholarship

• Edwin and Marie Lowe Scholarship

• Dr. Beverly (Henry) Oliphant-Martin and John E. Martin Scholarship

• George L. Mason Endowed Scholarship

• Pauline Matthews Memorial Scholarship

• Thomas Rudolph Mayes Memorial Scholarship

• Russell McCann Memorial Scholarship

• Dr. Howard Carlton McMillin Memorial Scholarship

• James and Gloria McRae Scholarship

• Mississippi Land Bank Annual Scholarship

• Mississippi Organization for Associate Degree Nursing ASNEC Scholarship

• Mississippi Power Heritage Scholarship

• Robert J. Moody, Jr. Special Education Scholarship

• Dr. Margaret Mosal Memorial Scholarship for Leadership

• Dr. Vernon Clyde and Vashti Muse Endowed Scholarship

• Ben Myers Memorial Scholarship

• Rev. John Lambert Neill Memorial Scholarship

• Stella Weathersby Newsome Scholarship

• Newton Rotary Club Scholarship

• Polk and Jennie Pace Scholarship

• Delisha Payton-Townsend Memorial Scholarship

• Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association Scholarship

• Charles P. Phillips and Bonnie Saxon Phillips Scholarship

• Coach Ken Pouncey Memorial Scholarship

• Derek Pouncey Memorial Scholarship

• Roscoe C. Pugh Memorial Scholarship

• Shirley Renaud Memorial Scholarship

• Herman and Mosoura Rigby Memorial Scholarship

• Regina Gail Gibbs Rigby Memorial Scholarship

• Ruth Round Volunteer Scholarship

• Sam Rush Memorial Scholarship

• Alvin and Iris Sharp Memorial Scholarship

• Elva Smith Sigrest Memorial Scholarship

• Dr. Omar Simmons Memorial Scholarship

• Kurt Daniel Simoneau Memorial Scholarship

• Willis E. Blum and Frances Gaines Blum Slagle Memorial Scholarship

• Jay B. and Frances Harris Smith Scholarship

• Willis W. (Bubba) Smith Memorial Scholarship

• State Farm Insurance Company Scholarship

• Huey G. Stone Memorial Scholarship

• Jacob Stovall Memorial Scholarship

• Wallace Strickland Rush Health Systems Endowed Scholarship

• Taylor Advanced Machining Scholarship

• Taylor Advanced Welding Scholarship

• Charles and Judy Dowdle Thomas Scholarship

• Albert P. and Blanche W. Thompson Scholarship

• Laura Reeves Thorne Memorial Scholarship

• Kinoth and Ella Mae Thornton and Emerson Electric Scholarship

• Thomas W. Thrash Memorial Scholarship

• Dustan Todd Memorial Scholarship

• Donald Gray Triplett Scholarship

• U. S. Electrical Motors Scholarship

• Frances Adell Russell Vance Annual Career Technical Scholarship

• James M. Vance Endowed Scholarship

• Ovid S. and Carol F. Vickers Scholarship

• Arno and Ruth Carr Vincent Scholarship

• Lavern & Elizabeth Vowell Memorial Scholarship

• Elton D. Wall Annual Scholarship

• Captain Charles E. Ward USN/RET Memorial Scholarship

• Warrior Golf Classic Alumni Association Scholarship

• Weems Family Scholarship

• Harvey and Martha Wheeler Pre-Pharmacy/Pre-Med Scholarship

• J C White Scholarship

• Jack White and Mary Jo White Scholarship

• Bob Wilkerson Memorial Vo-Tech Scholarship

• Wilks-Palmer Scholars Scholarship

• Jones and Carrie Williamson and Bascom and Hattie Chisolm Memorial Scholarship

• General William Patrick Wilson Memorial Scholarship

• Lucille Wood Scholarship

• Youngblood Family Scholarship