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SCHOLARSHIPS $ AVAILABLE TO GPA

John T. Boone and Physical Plant Employees Memorial Fund

Varies Full-time employees of the WTAMU Physical Plant, their spouses or chldren who attend WTAMU.

NA

Cerestar USA, Inc. Scholarship (formerly American Maize Products, Inc. Scholarship)

$500 First consideration will be given to dependents of Cerestar USA, Inc. employees, followed by students from Dimmitt, then Castro County and finally Parmer, Deaf Smith, Lamb, Swisher, Potter or Randall counties. Enrolled a full course load each semester.

3.0

Church of Christ Scholarship Fund Varies Freshmen must have applied and been accepted by WTAMU; current students must be enrolled in at least 12 semester hours. Must be an active member of their home congregation and provide a recommendation letter from their home eldership or church leaders.

2.0

Wesley Cox Memorial Scholarship Varies Freshmen must have applied and been accepted by WTAMU; current students must be enrolled in at least 12 semester hours. Must be an active member of their home congregation and provide a recommendation letter from their home eldership or church leaders.

2.5

Charles C. & Pauline A. Dosier Memorial Educational Scholarship Fund

$1,500 Recipients will be WTAMU students who are active in the Church of Christ Bible Chair and have been recommended by the Church of Christ Bible Chair; renewable.

NA

Garrison-Townsend, Inc. Scholarship $3,000 High School graduates from Hereford High School; must be enrolled full time (12 semester hours); renewable.

2.0

Wilbur and Nellie Killebrew Provost Leadership Scholarship

Varies Students must be from the Texas Panhandle. Preference will be given to students from Canadian, Hemphill County or Roberts County.

3.0

Ruth Cox Merchant Scholarship Varies All students must have applied and been admitted to WTAMU, decleared education as their major and demonstrate active involvement in the Church of Christ denomination. Full-time status (12 semester hours) and provide a letter of recommendation from church leadership.

2.75

Allene J. Stovall Scholarship Varies Undergraduate students with a minimum of 70 semester hours and majoring in Health, Physical Education, and/or Recreation.

3.0

Tuition Assistance Scholarship Varies Tuition assistance to all budgeted WTAMU employees (listed by name in the approved operating budget), their spouses and dependent children, retirees and their dependents ONLY. Form for scholarship may be obtained in Personnel Services.

NA

West Texas A&M University

WTAMU Box 60765 - Canyon, Texas 79016-0001Telephone (806) 651-3330 Fax (806) 651-3335

www.wtamu.edu/scholarships

Scholarship Services

LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPSPRIORITY DATE FOR SUBMISSION: FEBRUARY 1

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS:

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WT Women Scholarship $500 Children and grandchildren of WTAMU faculty and staff members who are attending or planning to attend WTAMU. Priority will be given for academic ability, leadership, campus and community involvement. If the student is a beginning freshman, rank in class and ACT/SAT scores will be a primary determinent. If the student is a continuing, transfer or returning student, accumulative GPA will be primary determinant. Financial need is not a prerequisite, but other scholarships awarded may be considered.

NA

Sam Wallas and Helen Cowan Huggins Provost’s Leadership Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester; provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Bertie May Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund

$200 Only students currently employed at the Cornette Library are eligible; must have completed 30 hours with the last 12 hours taken at WTAMU.

3.0

Eddie Wilson Memorial Scholarship Varies Recipient must be pursuing a degree that will assist in becoming a peace officer. Financial need and leadership will be considered. Preference will be given to full-time University Police Department employees; renewable.

2.5

Salem and Ruth Ann Abraham Endowed Scholarship Fund

$2,500 Recipient must be a graduate of Canadian High School, enrolled full-time (12 hours per semester), demonstrate financial need, and have a determination to achieve a college degree.

2.5

The Academic Excellence/Academic Freedom Scholarship

Varies Academically talented students who will recognize and support academic freedom; preference to graduates of high schools in Region XVI. Recipient must be enrolled full time (12 hours per semester); application must be accompanied by written recommendations from two educators acquainted with the student; renewable.

3.5

Altmiller Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a graduate from a high school in Hemphill, Ochiltree or Lipscomb counties; must be an entering freshman; and must write a short statement of no more than 50 words explaining why the scholarship is important to him/her.

3.0(B)

C. Ray and Rachael Altmiller Scholarship Fund

Varies Recipient must be a graduate from a high school in Hemphill, Ochiltree or Lipscomb counties; must be an entering freshman; and must write a short statement of no less than 50 words explaining why the scholarship is important to him/her.

3.0(B)

Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Varies Outstanding students. 3.0

The Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Scholarship

Varies First-generation returning student from Potter or Randall counties, business major with a record of community involvement, and plans of living in Potter or Randall county.

NA

Josephine Anderson Leadership Scholarship

$500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

Min. 85 avg

Bill and Frances Askew Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

2.5

Joseph and Rhoanna (Griego) Austin Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an incoming freshman majoring in computer information systems or nursing and enrolled full time; renewable.

3.25 or 85 GPA

SCHOLARSHIPS ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES:

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Clifford Boyd and Linda Kay Baker Scholarship

Varies Selection criteria will be based on financial need, service and leadership roles in high school and/or college, and not solely based on academic achievement but could accompany service and leadership roles if appropriate.

NA

Bank of America Employees’ Honorary Scholarship (formerly Boatmen’s First National Bank and NationsBank)

Tuition, books,

and related fees

Children of Bank of America full-time employees who have been employed by Bank of America for one year and are in good standing. Recipients must be full-time students and carrying a minimum of 12 hours per semester. Other criteria include financial need, leadership, work ethic, ACT or SAT scores, and high school GPA; renewable.

2.0

Nona Barnett Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg

Leona M. Barrick Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg

W. N. Barrick Leadership Scholarship $500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg

Betty Teel Bivins Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg

Duncan & Boyd Scholarship Varies Duncan & Boyd employees and their children. 2.0

M. K. Brown Foundation Leadership Scholarship

$500 Preference to graduates from Pampa High School or transfer students from Clarendon College, Pampa Center. Selection of the recipient is competitive, class rank and ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg or 3.0

Brumley Leadership Scholarship $500 Students transferring to WTAMU with approximately 60 hours of which a minimum of 30 hours are from Amarillo College. Recipient must demonstrate leadership qualities. Special attention to students receiving financial assistance at AC.

3.0

Mary Alice Burnett Leadership Scholarship

$500 Preference to graduates from Dumas High School. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

Min. 85 avg

Jack Burnett-Brumley Scholarship $500 Full-time (12 hours per semester) freshmen, preferably a graduate of Dumas High School. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

Min. 85 avg

Cabot Corporation Leadership Scholarship

$500 Full-time (12 hours per semester) freshmen, preferably graduates from Pampa High School. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership is required; renewable.

Min. 85 avg

Canyon Rotary Club Scholarship Varies Graduates (current or prior year) from a Canyon Independent School District high school. The student must be enrolled full time (12 or more hours each semester).

3.0

Gary Lynn Castleman Memorial Scholarship

$100-$200

Canyon High School graduate who has attended WTAMU for one semester.

NA

Addie Brown Childress and Robert F. Childress Memorial Scholarship

Varies Worthy, deserving students enrolled at WTAMU. Financial need is a primary consideration; renewable.

NA

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Levi W. Cole Leadership Scholarship $500 Deserving graduates of Canyon High School who are enrolled full time (12 hours per semester) and exhibit leadership qualities; renewable.

2.5

Harold and Joyce Courson Leadership Scholarship

$500 Preference for high school graduates from Pampa, Texas. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required. Full-time students; renewable.

85 GPA

J. W. “Cap” Daniels Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time sophomore and/or junior students. 3.0

C. J. "Red" Davidson Scholarship $1,000 Full-time undergraduate Texas students who have never been married; grades and character will be considered.

3.0

Ralph and Elsie De Rubbo Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient should aim to enter the field of business, ranch management or music and enrolled full time (15 hours per semester)

3.0

M. S. and Meek Lane Doss Endowed Opportunity Award Scholarship

Varies Undergraduate students at WTAMU with financial need, with a preference for students who are graduates of high schools located in western Texas anywhere west of a line drawn between Wichita Falls, Texas, to Laredo, Texas, or a high school located in southeastern New Mexico. Students pursuing an undergraduate degree from any school or department in the University are eligible.

NA

Foundation Leadership WTAMU Scholarship

$500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg or 2.5 GPA

James B. and Yvonne J. Franklin Endowed Scholarship Fund

$1,000 Students from the Panhandle-Plains area who need financial assistance; GPA is secondary to need.

NA

Clyde M. Gassaway Memorial Scholarship

Varies Graduates of Borger High School who are attending WTAMU and enrolled full time (12 hours per semester).

3.0

Judge Garland Green Memorial Scholarship

$500 The student must be a graduating high school senior from either Channing or Hartley High School; enrolled full time (12 semester hours or more); scholastic standing and financial need will be considered. The student must provide a research paper of not less than 500 words on the life of Green.

NA

Cindy Groomer Scholarship Fund Varies Recipients will be any student in need of financial assistance to further his or her education.

NA

Don and Sybil Harrington Honor Scholarship Fund

$1,500 Recipients must be entering freshmen, transfer or continuing student. Freshmen students must have a minimum 24 ACT or comparable SAT; transfer and continuing students must have a minimum 3.25 GPA; renewable.

3.25

J. A. Hill Memorial Leadership Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be entering freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Recipients must have a minimum 85 grade average, demonstrate leadership abilities, with class rank and ACT/SAT scores considered. Recipient will serve as chapel liaison and host; renewable.

2.5 or 85 GPA

Charles and Wanda Hoover Scholarship Fund

Varies Outstanding students; National Merit recognized, President’s Honor Scholars, WTAMU Student Foundation Honor Scholars, or Don & Sybil Harrington Honor Students; financial need will be considered.

NA

Betty Howell Leadership Scholarship $500 Preference is given to high school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

2.5 or 85 GPA

Jacob and Frances Huber Endowed Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must demonstrate financial need and enroll full time. The scholarship is renewable if criteria are met.

2.6

Mildred Hulsey Scholarship Varies Worthy Tulia High School graduating senior in the top 25 percent of the academic class.

NA

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Melvin and Mike Isley Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

2.5 or 85 GPA

Dewey Jackson and Gladys Parkey Scholarship for Entering Freshmen

Varies Recipients must reside in the Panhandle Region; must be in the top 25 percent of their high school class, academically; must be a first-generation student; must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester; and must take and pass the College Success Course or its equivalent the first semester of their freshman year. From their sophomore year forward, recipient must be involved in extracurricular activities on campus, such as community service, leadership in campus organizations, fraternities or sororities.

2.5 GPA

R. C. and Agnes Johnson Scholarship Fund

Varies Recipients must be of good character and ability, demonstrating true desire to obtain an education beyond the high school level; must be in the top quartile of their high school graduating class; priority given to students Dallam and Hartley Counties.

NA

Reba Rhea Killian Jones Scholarship Varies Full-time (12 semester hours) female student with demonstrated financial need. No specific field of study is necessary, but the student must be seriously pursuing a degree.

3.0

Francis A. Kahler Scholarship Fund Varies Honor students or outstanding students who need financial assistance.

NA

Ray Koehler Scholarship Varies Recipient must be an active member of the Texas Panhandle Catholic Community.

NA

Kenady-Lee Scholarship Varies Students from Wheeler, Texas, enrolled full-time (minimum of 12 hours). The scholarship is renewable providing the student continues to meet criteria.

2.5

Jack E. Little Leadership Scholarship $500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

S. L. (Roy) Lockhart Boys Ranch Scholarship

Varies Graduates of Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch who attend WTAMU. Scholastic standing and ability of applicant and desire to further his/her education will be considered.

NA

Troy and Betty Mays Leadership Scholarship

$500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

H. E. and Inez B. McCarley Foundation Scholarship

$500 Preference for high school graduates from Pampa with competitive basis determined by class rank, ACT/SAT scores, and demonstration of leadership; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

Mesa Scholarship for Academic Excellence

$500-$1,000

Freshmen and continuing undergeraduate students who have demonstrated academic achievement, financial need, and involvement in extracurricular activities. Freshmen must be in the top 25 percent of their high school class, ACT/SAT scores considered; continuing students must have a 3.4 cumulative GPA.

3.4

Linda G. Miller Leadership Scholarship

$500 Students transferring to WTAMU with approximately 60 hours of which a mininum of 30 hours are from Amarillo College. The recipient must demonstrate leadership abilities; renewable.

2.5

Molyneaux Leadership Scholarship Varies Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

Min. 85 avg

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Don and Dorothy Patterson Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high school in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

2.5 or 85 avg

David D. and Nona Payne Foundation Leadership Scholarship

$500 Preference to high school graduates from Pampa, Texas. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

Esther L. Plank Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Recipient must be enrolled full time (12 hours per semester); preference will be given to elementary education majors with financial need; renewable.

2.5

Don and Twanna Powell Leadership Scholarship

$500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

Jo Stewart Randel Leadership Scholarship

$500 Preference to high school graduates from Panhandle High School. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

Residence Hall Scholarship $200-$1,000

Students in University housing. NA

James M. and Sarah Wade Rockwell Scholarship

$1,000 Deserving students taking into consideration academic ability, personal character and financial circumstances.

3.4

Paul and Amy Romine Scholarship for Entering Freshmen

Varies Recipients must reside in the Panhandle Region; must be in the top 25 percent of their high school class, academically; must be a first-generation student; must complete a minimum of 12 hours each semester; and must take and pass the College Success Course or it’s equivalent the first semester of their freshman year. From their sophomore year forward, recipients must be involved in extracurricular activities on campus such as community service, leadership in campus organization, fraternities or sororities.

2.5 GPA

Paulus F. Schroeter Leadership Scholarship

$500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 or 2.5 GPA

Southwestern Public Service Leadership Scholarship

$500 High school graduates from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg or 2.5 GPA

Barton Russell Spurlock Scholarship Varies All students who demonstrate a legitimate need. NA

Steve W. Steffey Memorial Scholarship

Varies WTAMU student enrolled in a minimum of 12 semester hours; preferably a chemistry major.

2.5

Albessa Stephenson Scholarship Varies Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time (15 hours per semester) student.

3.4

Zelda Morgan Sweet Scholarship Varies Recipient will be a full-time undergraduate student from Oklahoma and must have particpated in a high school varsity sport; renewable.

3.0 or "B" avg.

Texas Panhandle Builders Association Scholarship

$2,000 Deserving junior, senior, or graduate student majoring in either business or engineering. Preference will be given based on financial need, students from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle, Texas Panhandle Builders Association members and TPBA immediate family members.

2.5

The Todd Family Memorial Scholarship

$500 Recipients will be students from Amarillo who commute to campus and have financial need.

NA

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Leon Trekell Scholarship Varies Preference will be given to first generation college students. Recipients must enroll in a minimum of 9 hours per semester.

3.0

Bennie Donald Vittrup Scholarship Fund

Varies Provides assistance to worthy students from accredited high schools in Texas.

"B" avg

Merle Walker Scholarship Fund $100 Graduate of Idalou High School; recipient must be in the top quarter of their graduating class, minimum 23 ACT or 950 SAT, and must maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA as a continuing student.

3.0

Frank Warren/Brumley Leadership $500 Freshmen from high schools in the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Selection of the recipient is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores considered, and demonstration of leadership required; renewable.

85 avg or 2.5 GPA

Wells Fargo Bank Scholarship (formerly Norwest Bank, Texas, Canyon N.A. Scholarship

$500 Recipient must maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA and full-time enrollment status (12 hours per semester). Entering freshmen must have ACT scores of 22 or higher.

3.0

K. Roger Williams Engineering Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be a business, nursing or engineering major and must also be a child or an employee at Bell Helicopter's Amarillo facility. Preference will be given to graduates of Texas Panhandle high schools.

2.8

Bob Wills Memorial Scholarship Fund Varies Honor scholars or outstanding students who need financial assistance.

NA

Gillespie Wilson Scholarship Varies Recipients must be enrolled full-time and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5. Students must reflect the diversity of WTAMU and be active in the University and community.

2.5

Hazel Kelley Wilson Leadership Scholarship

$500 Transfer students with 60 hours, 30 hours from Amarillo College; demonstration of leadership; renewable.

3.0

WT Homecoming Committee Scholarship

$250 Recipient must be classified as a sophomore or higher and must have a minimum 2.75 GPA. Preference will be given based on campus involvement. The scholarship is renewable when criteria are met.

2.75

WTAMU Endowment for Excellence Varies Deserving WTAMU students. NA

WTAMU Staff Leadership Scholarship

$500 Spouses, children and grandchildren of WTAMU staff. Recipient must be high school graduate or undergraduate and selection is competitive with class rank, ACT/SAT scores, and work experience considered and demonstrated leadership required; renewable.

Min. 85 GPA or 2.5 GPA

WTAMU Tuition Breaks for Part-Time Students

$50-$100

Tuition scholarships for part-time students attending WTAMU.

3.0

ATO Leadership Scholarship Varies Members of Zeta Kappa Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.

NA

Ruth Cross Scholarship Varies Deserving students pursuing a degree in teaching. Financial need will be the primary qualification with a preference given to a student committed to a career in teaching. The recipient must live in the residence hall, have a minimum of 30 hours credit at WTAMU, and enrolled full-time (12 hours per semester).

2.0

Spicer Gripp Rodeo Scholarship Varies Students demonstrating performance and leadership in rodeo activities; must remain eligible by NIRA standards.

NA

Dr. Robert Gulde Wellness Scholarship

Varies Sophomore through senior Peer Educators. 2.0

Jody Hart Memorial Rodeo Scholarship

Varies Students who demonstrate performance and leadership in rodeo activities; must remain eligible by NIRA standards.

NA

SCHOLARSHIPS ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES:

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Mary and Bill Hill Leadership Scholarship

Varies Peer Educator who is of sophomore, junior or senior standing and who demonstrates a positive lifestyle with high moral values.

2.7

Hispanic Association Scholarship Varies Students who are involved in the Hispanic Association (HA). Preference given to active HA members who have been active participants for at least one semester; full time (12 hours per semester) enrollment status; show financial need; and must complete an additional application which includes a one typed page explaining the applicant's involvement in the HA and need for financial assistance. Application can be picked up at CC311B.

2.5

W. Mitch Jones Residential Living Scholarship

Varies Recipients must live in a residence hall, be at least a sophomore in good standing, have residential living involvement, and be a full-time student.

2.75

Jack B. Kelley Leadership Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be active members of student organizations and previous officer of major campus committee. Also, recipient must have attended one semester at WTAMU.

2.5

C. M. Kuhlman Memorial Rodeo Scholarship

Varies Scholarships to WTAMU students in rodeo activities; no specific majors; 2.5 GPA for sophomore, junior, and senior students; entering freshmen must be in the top 25 percent of their graduating class; financial need and leadership will be considered.

Top 25% or 2.5 GPA

Herbert F. Kuhlman Memorial Rodeo Scholarship

Varies Scholarship awards to WTAMU rodeo students; no specific majors; 2.5 GPA for sophomore, junior and senior students; entering freshmen must be in top 25% of their graduating class; financial need and leadership will be considered.

Top 25% or 2.5 GPA

Eric Lathrop Memorial Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

Varies Students must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 hours. If not registered with Student Disabilities Services (SDS), student must provide documentation of disability to the SDS office. Along with the application, student must submit an essay on "How have you overcome the challenges of your disabilities?" and send via email attachment to scholarships@wtamu.edu.

2.0

Carolyn Forrester Lemons Memorial Scholarship

$100 Visually handicapped student who has completed 30 hours or more at a college or university. Recipient must have a visual impairment of 20/70 or worse in the best eye with corrected measure.

2.0

C. C. Light Memorial Scholarship Varies Students in the WTAMU rodeo program. Students must demonstrate performance and leadership in rodeo activities and remain eligible by NIRA standards.

NA

Matthews Rodeo Scholarship Varies Students in the WTAMU rodeo program. Students must demonstrate outstanding performance and leadership in the Southwest Region and must remain eligible by NIRA standards.

NA

Saundra Meek Scholarship Fund Varies Scholarships are given to full-time junior, senior or graduate students. Recipients must have attended WTAMU the previous Fall semester, be active in campus student organizations and possess the pride and dedication to WTAMU as exemplified by Meek. Along with the application, student must submit an essay on “Why did you choose to be involved in non-academic activities during your collegiate career?” and send via email attachment to scholarships@wtamu.edu.

2.75

Annette F. and Garry L. Nall Endowed Scholarship

Varies Members of Zeta Zeta Chapter, Delta Zeta Sorority, or Gamma Sigma Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order, and /or members of their families. Applicants must have completed at least one regular semester at WTAMU and be continuously enrolled as a full-time student.

2.0

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Garry L. and Annette F. Nall Endowed Scholarship

Varies Preference is given to students who are initiated members of Gamma Sigma Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order, and/or members of their families. Applicants must have completed at least one regular semester at WTAMU and be continuously enrolled as a full-time student.

2.0

President’s Community Service Award Recipients Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be currently enrolled in a minimum of 6 semester hour. Sustained community service endeavors that benefit the region will be the primary criteria.

2.5

Scholarship for Single Parent Varies Single parents; must be a full-time student (12 semester hours); financial need will be considered.

2.5

The Mike Stephens ATO Scholarship Varies Members of the Zeta Kappa Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity shall be eligible for scholarship awards.

NA

Student Government Endowment Scholarship - Internship

Varies Recipients must be full-time (12 hours undergraduate; 6 hours graduate). Students must submit a one page essay describing internship in which they are applying for, submit one recommendation letter from faculty advisor sponsoring internship, and list other scholarships received for the year.

2.25

Student Government Endowment Scholarship - Leadership

Varies Recipients must be full-time (12 hours undergraduate; 6 hours graduate). Also, they must list leadership roles in campus organizations, list all extracurricular involvements, and list other scholarships received for the year.

2.5

Student Government Endowment Scholarship - Need based

Varies Recipients must be enrolled in at least 6 undergraduate or graduate semester hours and maintain a 2.25 GPA. Also, the student must have applied for Financial Aid, and list other scholarships and financial aid received for the year.

2.25

Student Government Endowment Scholarship - Scholastic

Varies Recipients must be full-time (12 hours undergraduate; 6 hours graduate). Also, the student must list extracurricular activities and list other scholarships received for the year.

3.0

Student Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be undergraduate students of at least sophomore standing, enrolled full-time (12 hours per semester), be in good standing with the University, and be involved in campus activities.

2.5

Students Assisting 'N' Good Endeavors Community Service Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an entering freshman in the fall. Additionally, they must be involved in their community, have leadership qualities and participate in extracurricular activities. Along with the application, students must submit one letter of recommendation and a one-page typed essay describing community service activities that they have participated in and how the activities have impacted their life. Send via email attachment to scholarships@wtamu.edu.

3.0

Texas Zeta Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship

$150 Recipients must be juniors or seniors who are members of Alpha Chi.

NA

Charles and Mary Townsend Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an officer of Chi Omega Sorority exhibiting both scholarship and leadership.

NA

WTAMU Rodeo Scholarship Varies Students demonstrating outstanding performances and leadership in the Southwest Region; must remain eligible by NIRA standards.

NA

James H. and Minnie M. Edmonds Educational Fund

Varies Priority will be given to first-generation students with proven financial need.

NA

Muthersbough Family Endowment Scholarship

Varies Worthy and deserving WTAMU students with consideration given to International students.

NA

SCHOLARSHIPS ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID:

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Panhandle Plains Student Loan Center (PPSLC) Financial Aid Scholarship

Varies Scholarship worthiness and/or needs will be considered. NA

E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation Scholarship Fund

$5,000 Recipient must be a Northside High School graduate from Wilbarger County Texas; have completed a minimum of 45 hours of college credit; have a minimum of 50 hours of community service; enrolled full-time (12 hours per semester); renewable excluding summer sessions.

2.5

Richard Anderson Bowling Scholarship

$250 Current member of the University Bowling Team who has completed at least 30 hours and is in good academic standing with the University. Preference will be given to male students who are originally from outside the state of Texas.

NA

John M. Ayers Memorial Scholarship for Football Fund

Varies WTAMU student in football; preference will be given to an upperclassman in good academic standing, hard worker, solid citizenship, leader by example.

NA

Inez Butler Memorial Lady Buff Volleyball Scholarship

Varies Outstanding freshman volleyball player; renewable if recommended by the head coach.

2.5

Paul and Bess Castleberry Varies Most dedicated and hardest-working student football equipment manager, completion of one semester at WTAMU.

NA

Ray Cliver Lady Buff Basketball Scholarship Fund

Varies Lady Buff basketball players; must meet NCAA requirements.

NA

Shawna Cravey Scholarship Varies Deserving Lady Buff Basketball players. NA

Janna Detrixhe Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies WTAMU intercollegiate student-athletes, preferably women's basketball.

NA

Jess Lwood Dow Football Scholarship

$250 Member of the Buffalo football team who is originally from the Texas Panhandle or South Plains region and who has a backgrounding in farming.

NA

Foundation for Buffalo Athletics Scholarship

Varies Student-athletes who maintain current NCAA academic and satisfactory progress standards.

2.0

J. W. Foust Men's Basketball Scholarship

Varies Men's basketball player who have exhausted their playing eligibility, with at least two years in residence at WTAMU, and lacks no more than 30 hours to meet graduation requirements.

2.0

Bob Givens Cross-country Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time students (minimum of 12 semester hours) who are members of the WTAMU cross-country team(s). Incoming freshman recipient must satisfy requirements as a NCAA qualifier and returning student must be currently enrolled and in good standing.

2.75

Homer and Eloise Harvey Booster Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a returning player of the Lady Buff Volleyball team, must show dedication and spirit, and be recommended by the Head Volleyball Coach.

2.5

Eric Lathrop Memorial Scholarship Varies All scholarship athletes in men's cross-country. NA

Robert A. Lauffer Memorial Lady Buff Soccer Scholarship

Varies Scholarships for Lady Buff Soccer players; must meet NCAA eligibility requirements.

NA

NWIT Lady Buff Scholarship Varies Scholarships for Lady Buff Basketball players who meet NCAA requirements and are Texas Panhandle female graduates from the northernmost 32 counties of Texas, including Plainview, Abernathy, Tulia, etc.

NA

Ryan Palmer Foundation Golf Scholarship

Varies Supports the women's and men's golf scholarship programs. NA

Beryl Ellen Richardson Memorial Lady Buff Volleyball Scholarship

Varies Current Lady Buff Volleyball student-athlete or an outstanding freshman; may be renewed for student-athlete with a 2.5 GPA and recommendation of the Head Coach.

2.5

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Scherr Family Volleyball Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a member of the WTAMU Women's Volleyball Team; be enrolled full-time (15 semester hours); renewable.

3.0

Kay Stahlecker Memorial Lady Buff Scholarship Fund

Varies Lady Buff Basketball player; must meet NCAA eligibility requirements.

NA

Pamela Pool Stevens Endowed Scholarship for Women's Athletics

Varies Recipient must be a female student-athlete enrolled full-time or complete a minimum of 30 semester hours per year; renewable.

2.5

Imogene Wagner Memorial Scholarship

Varies Recipient will be the most scholastically accomplished woman graduate from the Amarillo Independent School district who participated on her school's tennis team as a senior; must meet requirements for admission to WTAMU.

NA

ARAMARK President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 hours per semester) and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

AT&T Foundation President's Honor Scholarship formerly Southwestern Bell President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Preference will be given to a major in mathematics or one of the sciences, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, full-time (15 hours per semester) student, first- and second-generation college students, students who qualified for free lunch in high school and/or bilingual students will be given special consideration; renewable.

3.4

Bank of America President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full-time (15 hours per semester) and must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Kenny Bryan President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a full time (15 hours per semester) agriculture major. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Rala Byrnes President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Preference will be given to student interested in teaching. Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 hours per semester) and must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Mary Harris Clark President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a math, physical sciences or engineering major enrolled full-time (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.5

Clay Cooper President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a graduate of McLean High School, enrolled full time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Clay and Ermyle Cooper President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a graduate of Canyon High School and enrolled full time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Ermyle Ruth Hill Cooper President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a graduate of Dalhart High School and enrolled full-time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Marvin and Wilma Cornette President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be an education major enrolled full -time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Ruth and George Eason President's Honor Scholarship in Music

$2,000 Recipient must be a music major with an emphasis in piano, organ, music therapy or double reeds and enrolled in at least 15 hours per semester or complete a minimum of 30 semester hours per year; renewable.

3.4

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Louisa Miller Eldredge Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Students must have been members of the National Honor Society or its equivalent and enroll full time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Mary Ann Engler Nursing President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) majoring in nursing. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

First United Bank Center President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Gary and J'Melle Fletcher President's Honor Scholarship in Finance

$2,000 Recipient must be a finance major and enrolled full time (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Gary and J'Melle Fletcher President's Honor Scholarship in Science or Education

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time student (15 semester hours); preference to an education or science major. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Jim Foran Memorial President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time student (15 semester hours); preference to graduates from Memphis, TX or from surrounding communities; and participates in high school athletics. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

B. Ronald Fortner, M.D. President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time student (15 semester hours); and maintain a 3.4 cumulative GPA in nursing studies. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Funk Family President's Honor Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a football player enrolled as a full-time student (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

S. L. and Mildred Garrison $2,000 Recipient must be a full time (15 semester hours) agriculture, preferably agriculture education major, and must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

L. P. “ Pete” Gilvin Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Preference to student committed to a teaching career; enrolled in a minimum course load of 15 hours per semester for continuing eligibility, and leadership and service to the University and to the community; renewable.

3.4

Girl Power President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must participate in women's athletics and be enrolled as a full-time student (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Luan Henson President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be an agriculture, preferably agriculture education major, and enrolled full time (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

O. V. Hodges Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Preference to graduates of Valley High School and residents of Briscoe, Floyd or Hall counties; must enroll a minimum of 15 hours per semester. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Ray Koehler President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time (15 semester hours) student, must provide leadership and service to the University and community, and must be an active member of the Texas Panhandle Catholic Community; renewable.

3.4

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Natrelle Long President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time (15 semester hours) student. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Russell Long President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time (15 semester hours) student. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

James B. and Mogie R. McCray President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and provide leadership and service to the University and community. Preference to a student from the Texas Panhandle majoring in speech or music; renewable.

3.4

Dr. Evelyn L. Milam President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Dr. Evelyn L. Milam Presidential Endowed Scholarship

$5,000 Recipient must be incoming freshmen females who rank in the top 10 percent of their high school graduation class, enrolled full time (15 semester hours); or currently enrolled full time with a 3.5 cumulative GPA; or a transferring full-time student with a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

3.5

John K. and Bessie Lee Harper Milam President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

John K. and Bessie Lee Harper Milam Presidential Endowed Scholarship

$5,000 Recipients must be incoming freshmen who rank in the top 10 percent of their high school graduation class, enrolled full time (15 semester hours); or currently enrolled full time with a 3.5 cumulative GPA; or a transferring full-time student with a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

3.5

John and Jo Mozola President's Honor Scholarship in Education

$2,000 Recipient must be a declared education major enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester or complete a minimum of 30 semester hours per year. Additionally, the student must maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA; renewable.

3.5

Don L. and Dorothy Patterson President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a Spanish-education major and enrolled full time (15 hours per semester). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Rosemary Patterson President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be a Spanish-education major enrolled full-time (15 semester hours). Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Carl Clyde Periman President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester and provide leadership and service to the University and community. Preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, Theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech; renewable.

3.4

Mary Arless O’Keefe Periman President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester and provide leadership and service to the University and community. Preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, Theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech; renewable.

3.4

Bill Piehl President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

T. L. Roach, Jr. Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

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William E. and Mogie Cain Routh President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and must provide leadership and service to the University and community. This shall preferably be a student from the Texas Panhandle and be an English and foreign language scholarship; renewable.

3.4

W. K. and Minnie K. Savage President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Geneva Schaeffer President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 semester hours) and exhibit leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Shawn David Schaeffer Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester; exhibit leadership and service to the University and community, and be a Dimmitt High School graduate; renewable.

3.4

Stanley Schaeffer President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled full time (15 hours per semester) and must provide leadership and service to the University and community. Preference will be given to a student studying in the field of accounting or finance; renewable.

3.4

Edward R. and Elizabeth Scott President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time (15 hours per semester) student. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Barry B. Thompson President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester and must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Music Education

$2,000 Preference will be given to students majoring in music education and enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Theatre and Musical Theatre

$2,000 Preference will be given to students majoring in theatre and dance and enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Voice

$2,000 Preference will be given to students majoring in voice and enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester. Additionally, the student must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Charles Vaughan/Atmos Energy President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Deserving students enrolled full time (15 hours per semester), must provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Royce E. Wisenbaker President’s Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 hours per semester and provide leadership and service to the University and community; renewable.

3.4

Richard Anderson Bowling Scholarship

$250 Current member of the University Bowling Team who has completed at least 30 hours and is in good academic standing with the University. Preference will be given to male students who are originally from outside the state of Texas.

NA

Susan Babcock Harp Leadership Scholarship and Ring Award

Varies Recognizes a current female student who has completed her sophomore year at WTAMU and embodies the qualities displayed by Harp, which include active membership and leadership roles in student organizations and activities, display of a strong commitment to WTAMU, and high character traits, including Christianity, loyalty, fairness in all dealings, dedication to duty and love of fellow humans.

NA

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Hicks Scholarship Varies Undergraduate transfer students from a junior college. Preference to transfer students from Amarillo College, Frank Phillips, Clarendon College, Howard College, and South Plains College. Selection is based on academic achievement.

NA

Bill and Peggy Pollart, Jolynn Grieser Memorial Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a full-time (12 hours per semester) undergraduate student. Additionally, the student must exhibit leadership qualities and demonstrated involvement in student organizations and campus events and activities, exhibit exuberant enthusiasm and love for WTAMU, is a positive role model for students, and display strong moral values and Christian principles. It is the desire of the donor that the recipient become a member of the WTAMU Alumni Association upon graduation from the University and that a demonstrated level of giving back to the University be apparent.

2.5

Student Alumni Board Scholarship Varies A child of a WTAMU graduate; completed at least 60 hours, currently enrolled, completed at least one semester at WTAMU; show campus involvement and Buffalo spirit.

3.0

Greater Texas Foundation-Wiley Hicks, Jr. Memorial Removing Educational Barriers Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be a College of Agriculture, Science and Engineering major; enrolled a minimum of 12 hours per semester; preference shall be given based on need.

NA

Agriculture Education Leadership Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must be an agriculture education major; preference to students from Hansford, Castro and Swisher counties.

NA

Henry Bassett Agriculture Scholarship

Varies Full-time (12 hours per semester) students in the Agriculture Department.

2.5

Greg Black Memorial Ag Scholarship $500 Recipient must be a full time student in the Department of Agricultural Sciences

NA

Roy Bryan Scholarship Varies Worthy and deserving junior or senior agriculture students. 3.0

J.W. and Dorothy Clark Memorial Scholarship

NA Sophomore-Senior students majoring in one of the areas in the Division of Agriculture. Students must have financial need.

2.5

Norman and Gladys Cleavinger Memorial Scholarship

Varies Declared junior or senior majors in one of the fields of agriculture. Students must be involved in campus and community activities and have financial need.

NA

Cole Agriculture Scholarship $500 Recipient must be a full-time student majoring in agriculture, financial need will be considered.

2.5

Cowboy Roundup USA Ranch Management Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be a ranch management student attending WTAMU. The student will have been raised on a ranch.

NA

Cowboy Roundup USA Ranch Management Scholarship II

$500 Recipient must be a ranch management student attending WTAMU. The student will have been raised on a ranch.

NA

Norman Crum Memorial Agricultural Fund

Varies Sophomore-senior full-time (12 hours or more per semester) students majoring in agriculture; preference is given to descendants of Norman Crum, graduates of Perryton High School and others qualified from the northernmost 26 counties of Texas.

3.0

Robert Devin Scholarship Varies Students that have been a Randall County 4-H member. He/she must major in one of the areas in the Division of Agriculture.

NA

Engineering Scholarship Varies Engineering students. NA

S.L. and Mildred Garrison Scholarship

Varies Worthy and deserving WTAMU graduate students in agriculture with preference for dryland agriculture or feedlot management.

3.0

Gladwin Gillispie Scholarship $300 Worthy and deserving agriculture majors; freshmen must be in the top 25% of their graduating class and sophomore-senior students must have a 3.0 GPA; financial need will be considered.

3.0

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Bob Givens Memorial Agriculture Scholarship

Varies Students majoring in agriculture; involvement in activities. 2.75

The Gene and Eleanor Glazener Endowed Leadership Scholarship in Agriculture

Varies Full-time (12 hours per semester) sophomore-senior students majoring in one of the areas of agriculture, preference to students majoring in agribusiness.

2.0 overall; 3.0 in major

Jimmie Green Scholarship Varies Outstanding plant science majors; scholarship, leadership and/or need.

NA

Spicer Gripp Memorial Scholarship $500 Agricultural major; must be active in campus extracurricular activities.

2.75

Ralph Harbin Memorial Scholarship Varies Junior or senior agricultural major; academic excellence, campus leadership and extracurricular activities, and financial need will be considered.

NA

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Scholarships

Varies Agricultural students; academic excellence. NA

Douglas Josserand Memorial Scholarship

Varies Junior-graduate agribusiness major; must have completed two regular semesters at WTAMU.

3.0

C. M. Kuhlman Memorial Provost's Leadership Scholarship

$1,250 Recipient must be an agricultural sciences major with an interest in production agriculture. Additionally, the student must be enrolled a minimum of 15 hours per semester or complete a minimum 30 semester hours per year. Preference will be given based on leadership and service to the university; renewable when criteria are met.

3.0

C.M. and Herbert Kuhlman Beef Cattle Production Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be sophomore, junior or senior pursuing a bachelor's degree in animal science. Preference will be given to students who show interest in pursuing a career in beef cattle production.

3.0

Greg and Denise Mills Memorial Scholarship

$500 Full-time sophomore-senior student majoring in agriculture and/or education; preference is given to families of employees of Cactus Feeders Inc. and to graduates of Dumas High School.

2.5

Panhandle Livestock Association Ben McIntyre Scholarships

Varies Worthy and deserving junior-graduate students majoring in agriculture; recipient is expected to attend PLA meeting.

3.0

Panhandle Livestock Association Frederic C. Schmidt Scholarship

Varies Worthy and deserving junior-graduate students majoring in agriculture; recipient is expected to attend PLA meeting.

3.0

Panhandle-Plains Land Bank Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must be an agricultural sciences major and graduate from a high school in one of the four territories of the Land Bank. Territories include Pampa (Gray, Roberts, Hutchinson, Hemphill), Amarillo (Potter, Randall, Oldham, Carson, Armstrong), Perryton (Hansford, Ochiltree, Lipscomb), and Plainview (Hale, Briscoe, Floyd, Motley, Hall). Preference will be given to seniors, then juniors, then sophomores.

NA

Bill Piehl Agriculture Scholarship $2,500 Recipient must be a student majoring in agriculture. NAJohn S. Plank Agricultural Scholarship

$100-$400

Agriculture major of at least a junior standing; financial need and scholastic ability are considered.

NA

Rachel Quest Memorial Scholarship $1,000 Recipient must be an active, eligible member of the WTAMU Equestrian Team or WTAMU Horse Judging Team and must be a second semester or higher member of the WTAMU Equestrian Team or WTAMU Horse Judging Team. Preference shall be given to an Equestrian Team member.

2.0

Bradley Jay Rickwartz Memorial Scholarship

Varies Junior or senior plant science major; recipient will be from a farm family and demonstrate academic excellence, financial need and leadership activities.

NA

Dr. Bob and Cleo Robinson Scholarship

Varies County extension agents from the Texas Cooperative Extension's North Region (Districts 1, 2, and 3) pursuing a master's degree in agriculture.

NA

Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship Fund

Min. $200

Agricultural or business majors; selected solely on the basis of merit.

NA

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Bill and Betty Semmelbeck Engineering Scholarship

$2,500 Recipients must be majoring in pre-engineering, engineering tech or engineering, and based primarily on need.

NA

Smallwood Leadership Scholarship Varies Students with at least a 2.5 GPA with outstanding leadership activities.

2.5

“Cotton John” Smith Scholarship Varies Agricultural majors. NA

Southwest Meat Association Meat Science Scholarship

Varies Sophomore, junior, or senior pursuing a bachelor's degree in animal science; preference given to students that show an interest in the pursuit of a career in the meat and food sciences.

3.0

B.A. and Jane Ann Stewart Dryland Agriculture Scholarship

Varies Agriculture majors with demonstrated interest in dryland agriculture; preference to graduate students with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

3.0

Ronald and Anne Thomason Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in one of the disciplines offered by the Department of Agricultural Sciences. Preference shall be given to students that demonstrate leadership ability; renewable.

2.5 HS GPA or

3.0 GPA

Dr. Ronald C. Thomason Plant Science Scholarship

Varies Full-time student majoring in agriculture with an emphasis on plant production.

B avg or 3.0 GPA

Rusty Tinnin/Bell Ranch Working Cowboy Scholarship

The recipient must be an agriculture major currently living or working on a working ranch or grew up on a working ranch.

2.5

Floyd and B. Tomlinson Scholarship Varies All agricultural students; scholastic. NA

Orrell Vise Memorial Scholarship Varies Jr-Graduate Plant Science major. 3.0

Jack H. and Ruth Mary Whitson Scholarship

Varies Entering freshman; must not be eligible for federal or state educational grants; student must be a graduated from a high school in Dallam, Sherman, Hansford, Ochiltree, Lipscomb, Hemphill, Roberts, Hutchinson, Moore or Hartley County.

B avg or 2.5 GPA

Dr. Donald L. Williams Agriculture Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be enrolled a minimum of 12 hours per semester, must be a student in the Department of Agricultural Science, and must have graduated from a high school in the Texas Panhandle. Preference shall be given based on need; students majoring in agricultural business and economics; students involved in leadership activities on campus and in the community; and students working a minimum of 20 hours per week. This scholarship is renewable if criteria are met.

2.2

Dr. Lacy Caldwell Beckham and Joanne Beckham Memorial Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr student planning a career in medicine. 3.0

Biology Activities Account Varies All students majoring in Biology related programs. NA

Ron and Cheri Boyd Scholarship $2,000 Two $1000 scholarships will be awarded each fall and spring semester. One recipient must be a pre-dental major and one recipient a general studies major. Students must be from a single parent home.

3.0

Dr. John S. Brantley Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time Junior or senior students who are Pre-Medical majors.

NA

Robert C. and Ada Busteed Scholarship

Varies Junior or Senior. 3.0

John B. and Mary O. Coleman Scholarship Endowment

Varies Pre-dental, pre-law, political science, criminal justice student; completed 30 hrs.

2.2

Cooper Crouse-Hinds Environmental Excellence Scholarship

Varies Full-time environmental science major in good standing. 3.0

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C. J. Fowlston Geology Scholarship $300 All students. NA

Shawn Freytag Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund

$500 Junior or Senior pre-physical therapy major. NA

Golden Spread Gem and Mineral Society Scholarship

NA Full-time undergraduate or graduate student involved in geology (preferably hard rock geology) will be considered. They do not necessarily have to be a geology major, but interested in mineralogy.

NA

Geology Excellence Scholarship Varies All students. NA

Dr. Thomas S. and Helen Gerald Scholarship

Varies Full-time Junior or Senior; preference to Pre-Medical or Pre-Dental student; worthy; deserving.

3.0

Craig Ray Hamman Memorial Scholarship

$500 Jr, Sr or Grad. Student. 3.0

Willis E. Harrison, DDS Scholarship Varies Full-time junior or senior pre-dental majors; financial need will be the primary consideration.

3.2

Jack T. Hughes Anthropology Fund Varies Jr/Sr/Grad student majoring in environmental science with an interest in archaeology, anthropology or other cultural sciences.

NA

Tom Kritser Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad student planning a career in wildlife management; 2 semesters at WTAMU.

3.0

Dr. David Miller Memorial Scholarship Varies Soph/Jr/Sr students majoring in Pre-Med. 3.3

Dr. Robert and Dorothy Neblett Scholarship

$500 Junior or Senior pre-med students. NA

John Phillip Notestine Geology Scholarship

Varies Full-time returning junior or senior student seeking a BS in geology; renewable if criteria is met.

NA

Panhandle Geological Society Endowment Scholarship Fund

Varies All students planning a career in geology or geophysics. NA

Ron Samuels/HIS Energy Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a freshman geology major. NA

Nathan Edward Sauer Memorial Scholarship

Varies Pre-med or pre-dental student from the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle; completed 60 hours.

3.5

Talon/LPE Environmental Science Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in environmental science and enrolled a minimum of 12 hours per semester, based primarily on need.

3.0

Alumni-Faculty Math and Physical Sciences Endowment Fund

Varies All students majoring in chemistry, mathematics, physics & engineering technology.

NA

Robert E. Barieau Research Scholarship

Varies All students majoring in mathematics and physical sciences; should be working with faculty on research.

NA

E. R. “ Dutch” and Odessie Cleavinger

Varies One to an outstanding math education major; one to an outstanding junior math major.

NA

Hollis L. Cook Scholarship Varies Graduate student majoring in math; must have completed their Bachelor's degree.

NA

Dr. Howard Andrew Chamblin Memorial Physics Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be physics majors, enrolled in a physics course each semester.

3.0

Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Scholarship

Min. $500

All students majoring in insurance, math, business admin, personnel, and other areas related to insurance industry.

C+

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Fletcher Moseley Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Student must be an underclassman that shows outstanding achievement in the field of Abstract and/or Linear Algebra; or at the committee's discretion, a student must have displayed outstanding performance in other disciplines within the Department of Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering.

3.0

Edna Graham Mathematics ScholarshipSenior Mathematics Award Varies Senior math major with at least 30 hrs at WTAMU and 24

hrs in mathematics.NA

Mathematics Scholarship Varies Any math major at WTAMU and enrolled in at least 4 hrs of math each semester during the freshman year; renewable if criteria is met.

3.0

Rose T. Hall Math Education Scholarship

Varies Full-time Junior/Senior math education majors. NA

Fletcher Moseley Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Recipient must be an underclassman that shows outstanding achievement in the field of Abstract and/or Linear Algebra.

2.5 avg 3.0 maj

The C. A. Murray Mathematics Scholarship Fund

Varies Outstanding female undergraduate students; math or math education.

NA

Douglass Alfred Shirley Scholarship Varies Senior students majoring in Physical Science. 3.0

Steve W. Steffey Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time students (preferably chemistry majors). 2.5

Ross Wilson Provost Leadership Scholarship in Chemistry

Varies Recipient will be a full-time student majoring in chemistry; renewable.

3.0

Alumni-Faculty Math and Physical Sciences Endowment Fund

Varies All students majoring in chemistry, mathematics, physics & engineering technology.

NA

AEI Scholarship Fund/Alternative Energy

Varies Students must be interested or working in area of alternative energy

NA

AMI, Industrial Machining Scholarship $250 Spring Sem

Graduate of the Engineering Technology Department. NA

Patrick J. Acker Memorial Scholarship

Varies Students interested in Alternative Energy. NA

Alternative Energy Institute Scholarship

Varies Students interested in Alternative Energy. NA

Amarillo Gear Company Scholarship Varies Recipients are junior or senior engineering technology or mechanical engineering majors.

3.0

Backyard Adventure Manufacturing NA Engineering major, Jr, Senior or Grad student. Write and submit a one page essay about your career objectives in manufacturing.

2.5 or above

Mary Harris Clark Memorial Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be engineering majors. NA

Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Scholarship

Min. $500

All students majoring in insurance, math, business admin, personnel, and other areas related to insurance industry.

C+

Fred and Edith Haiduk Memorial Scholarship

$500 Outstanding freshman computer science student. Recipient must have completed 6 hours of computer science coures by the end of his/her freshman year.

3.5 overall and within computer science

Robert D. Hollingsworth Scholarship in Engineering Technology

Varies Recipient will be enrolled in at least 12 hrs. of graduate engineering technology courses.

3.5

Johnson Controls Scholarship Fund Varies Full-time Soph-Sr engineering majors. 2.75

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Keys & Shehan Engineering Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be enrolled a minimum of 12 hours per semester and be a civil engineering major.

3.0

James S. Kone & Co. Scholarship $500 Jr/Sr/Grad engineering majors; WTAMU 2 sem. 3.0

Fletcher Moseley Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Student must be an underclassman that shows outstanding achievement in the field of Abstract and/or Linear Algebra; or at the committee's discretion, a student must have displayed outstanding performance in other disciplines within the Department of Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering.

3.0

James E. Moreland Scholarship Fund Varies Jr/Sr/Grad student majoring in industrial safety. 2.5 avg 3.0 maj

Guyon Saunders Engineering Endowed Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an engineering major. 2.8

Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Scholarship

$200 Spring

Engineering Technology major who is a member of SME. NA

Donald F. Sopher Scholarship Varies Outstanding Jr/Sr engineering technology major. 3.0

Ross Wilson Provost Leadership Scholarship in Engineering

Varies Recipient will be a full-time student majoring in engineering; renewable.

3.0

Dr. Hazel Aslakson Memorial Scholarship

$1,000 Jr/Sr/Grad nursing majors. B min

Joseph and Rhoanna (Griego) Austin Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an incoming freshman majoring in computer information systems or nursing and enrolled full time.

3.25 or 85 GPA

Mary E. Bivins Memorial Scholarship Varies All students majoring in nursing. NA

Lois Bose/AORN North Texas Panhandle Nursing Scholarship Endowment

$400 Min. each

(1) Junior with highest GPA in the class; (2) Worthy and deserving student with average GPA.

1 Highest GPA 2 avg

GPA

Virginia Breiner Scholarship Endowment

Varies All students "B" or "C" Average. avg

Deborah Bridges Memorial Nursing Scholarship

Varies WTAMU nursing students who are interested in intensive care nursing.

NA

Former Nursing Faculty Endowment Varies To be determined by the Nursing Scholarship Committee. NA

Winifred Gass Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Students who have completed 30 semester hrs. as a nursing major.

2.5

Don and Sybil Harrington Nursing Scholarships

$1,200 Full-time freshmen/continuing nursing majors; based on scholarship and commitment to serve in Panhandle.

2.5

Betty Henry Nursing Scholarship Fund

Varies Ph. D. students in Div. of Nursing; if there are none, then to a BSN student.

NA

T. H. Holloway Nursing Scholarship Varies Student with the most financial need. NA

Hospice of Canyon Volunteers Scholarship

Varies Nursing majors from one of the top 26 counties in the Texas Panhandle.

3.0

Lee S. & Doris M. Jinkins Scholarship Fund

Varies All nursing majors; academic excellence in high school. 3.0

Betty Kembel Nursing Scholarship Varies LVN's and RN's with a 2.5 grade point average who are returning for a bachelor's degree.

2.5

Alvin and Liselotte Kuhlman Nursing Scholarship

Varies Nursing student; based primarily on financial need. 2.7

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Jensen Carter Lasakovits Nursing Scholarship

$500 - sem.

Recipients must be enrolled in the Division of Nursing and interested in Pediatrics, Postpartum or labor and Delivery. Applicants must also be a single parent taking a minimum of 9 hours.

3.0

McKee, Dale and Joyce Nursing Scholarship

$1,000 Nursing majors 3.0

Lorilie O'Donald/Melanie Mickey Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies All nursing students. NA

Palo Duro Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship

Varies Full-time senior nursing students; GPA and financial need will be considered; leadership ability and a commitment to the nursing profession.

NA

Dipakben J. Patel Endowed Scholarship

$500 Jr/Sr/Grad WTAMU student; preference female in nursing, social work, or teaching education.

3.0

Anita Thigpen Perry Nursing Excellence Scholarship

Varies Student must have been admitted to the Nursing Program at WTAMU; must be in good academic standing; must show financial need.

NA

Potter-Randall County Medical Alliance Nursing Scholarship

Varies Full-time students majoring in nursing or allied health field with plans to seek employment in the Texas Panhandle; recipients must never have been on disciplinary probation and who show reasonable progress toward a degree; must demonstrate financial need.

3.0

School of Nursing Scholarship Fund $100 Min.

All nursing students; 2 sem WTAMU. 2.5

Saint Anthony’s Auxiliary Scholarship in Nursing and Allied Health

Varies Soph/Grad students who are majoring in nursing or in allied health; accepted into a nursing or an allied health program; enrolled in a minimum of 6 hours; grades and financial need will be considered; renewable as long as the criteria are met.

NA

Texas Paralyzed Veterans Association Endowment

Varies Jr/Sr Students/Veterans planning to work with Veterans Admin. Health Care System; veteran’s child preferred.

2.25

Mary Cecile Powell Truitt Gerontological Nursing Scholarship

Varies Full-time student (12 sem hrs); B or C average; junior or senior standing; interested in gerontological nursing.

B or C

Matt Vaughn Memorial Nursing Scholarship

$500 Students who have completed an R.N. degree; must be enrolled in at least 9 semester credit hours each semester.

3.0

Julie Barrett Weise Memorial Scholarship in Nursing

$1,000 Recipient will be a Nursing major; be compassionate, caring, and willing to give back to the University and their community; must be a Texas resident; renewable if criteria is maintained.

2.5

Panhandle Regional Speech, Language and Hearing Association

Varies Worthy and deserving speech pathology majors; Jr/Sr/Grad students; preference returning students; 1 sem. At WTAMU.

3.0

Jack Griswold Scholarship Fund Varies Recipients must be a junior, senior or graduated Health Physical Education and Recreation majors planning a career in coaching; with at least two regular semester at WTAMU.

3.0

Borden Price Endowment Scholarship Fund

Varies Outstanding Junior-Grad students majoring in Health and Physical Education.

3.0

Amarillo Executive Association Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in business and enrolled a minimum of 12 hours per semester; renewable.

3.0

Business Education Scholarship Varies Outstanding undergraduate and graduate Business Education majors with preference to resident undergraduate students; merit will be considered.

NA

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J. W. And Nell Foust Alumni Association Scholarship

Varies Students in business who have completed 60 semester hour. The award will be presented at the Phoenix Club Banquet.

3.0

Wayne and Patsy Fox Scholarship Varies Business major taking a minimum of 12 hours per semester; based on need.

3.0

Wayne and Patsy Fox II Scholarship Varies Business major taking a minimum of 12 hours per semester; based on need.

3.0

Matador Petroleum/William E. Semmelbeck Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a freshman business major and show financial need.

N/A

Matador Resources/Harrold E. Melton Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a freshman business major and show financial need.

N/A

McCoy Myers & Associates Internship Program Fund

$1,250 Students of all majors are eligible for internships; however preference will be given to CIS or CS majors. Scholarship awards will be given to WTAMU students who are ‘Interns in Good Standing’ with McCoy Myers & Associates.

NA

Hudgins Crosier Sumpter, PC Educational Intern Scholarship

Varies Business major interested in pursuing a career in the public accounting profession. Completion of 18 credit hours of accounting course work; priority given to accounting majors but other undergraduate and graduate business majors are considered; student that is working part-time or seeking internship experience in the accounting profession preferred.

NA

Texas Panhandle Builders Association Scholarship

$1,000 Deserving students majoring in either business or engineering. Preference given to students from the northernmost 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle and to Texas Panhandle Builders and their immediate family. Financial need is considered.

2.5

Ruth B. Williams Scholarship Varies All College of Business majors, although priority is given to students most closely meeting the following criteria: single parent pursuing higher education in business; demonstrated financial need; working a part-time or full-time job while pursuing business degree; demonstrated character via commitment to public service and volunteerism; and sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student status.

2.5

Mildred Bassett Finance Scholarship Varies Preference will be given to female, part-time (6-9 hrs/sem) students working toward a degree in finance. Recipient must continue working at least 30 hours per week while receiving scholarship funds, and maintain a 3.3 GPA.

3.3

Bolinger, Segars, Gilbert & Moss Scholarship

$500 WTAMU students majoring in accounting. NA

Sharon Brown Leadership Scholarship

$1,000 High school graduates from northernmost 26 counties known as the Texas Panhandle who are majoring in business and pursuing a career in banking, finance or accounting; leadership.

85 avg

J. Herschel Coffee Scholarship Fund $300 Min.

Preference to senior student majoring in economics; superior overall academic achievement; student's character and potential for useful citizenship are considered.

NA

Cornell and Co. W. E. Swenson, Sr. Memorial Scholarship

$400 All students. NA

Barry L. Duman Family Scholarship Recipient must be a full-time second-, third- or fourth-year economics or finance major. Preference will be given to an economics major.

3.0

Vincent M. Eggers Scholarship $1,000 Recipient must be a junior or senior; economics major (1st choice), Finance (2nd choice), or Accounting (3rd choice); preference shall be given based on need.

3.0

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A. J. Glover Accounting Scholarship $100 Min.

Jr/Sr/Graduate accounting students; merit; outstanding student.

NA

Haggard Scholarship, Panhandle Chapter of Texas Society of CPA's

$1,200 Outstanding student in accounting. NA

Dale R. Hall Accounting Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Graduate accounting majors: 2 sem. at WTAMU. 3.0

Terry W. Harris Memorial Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a junior or senior majoring in accounting, economics, or finance field and in good standing.

3.0

David Hill Second Chance Fund Varies Primarily need based. Priority will be given to a returning student in accounting who, like Ms. Hill needs a "second chance" at a new career later in life.

NA

Institute of Management Accountants

Varies Full-Time student enrolled min 12 hrs; part-time student enrolled min 6 hrs and employed 40 hrs week; financial need; completed min 9 hrs in accounting including 1st sem intermediate accounting.

3.0

Lasater-Looney Scholarship $400 Political science or economics major with 12 hours of both (at least 6 hours upper division in each); one year the award is to a political science major and the next year the award is to an economics major.

NA

W. Byron Lawrence Scholarship for Finance and Economics

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad. students; min. 65 hrs completed; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

2.5

Dr. Dale and Mrs. LaVerne Pulliam Scholarship

Varies Established to provide scholarships and assistance to deserving accounting and MPA students.

NA

MICROFOUR Inc. $1,000 CIS, finance, accounting, or marketing major. 2.5

Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship

Varies All students in accounting, computer information systems, management and agriculture; merit.

NA

Mary Frances Saunders Scholarship Varies All students majoring in finance. 3.0

Stanley Schaeffer President's Honor Scholarship

$2,000 Full-time student (15 hrs/sem) majoring in Accounting or Finance; renewable; leadership and service to the University and community.

3.4

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Scholarship Fund

Varies For SIFE expenses; then for scholarship for student in College of Business.

NA

Hudgins Crosier Sumpter, PC Educational Intern Scholarship

Varies Business major interested in pursuing a career in the public accounting profession. Completion of 18 credit hours of accounting course work; priority given to accounting majors but other undergraduate and graduate business majors are considered; student that is working part-time or seeking internship experience in the accounting profession preferred.

NA

Terry Scholarship Fund Varies Provides scholarships and assistance to deserving economics, finance and MBA students.

NA

WTAMU Accounting Club Scholarship

Varies Must be at least a Soph. accounting major and member of WTAMU Accounting Club; academic record; university and community activities; and financial need.

NA

David and Myrt Wilder Scholarship $1,000 Full-time student majoring in accounting or finance; U.S. born citizen; preference for students exhibiting financial need.

2.5

H. Eugene Worsham and Brown, Graham and Co. Scholarship

$500 Min.

Jr or Sr; Leadership qualities; min. 12 hrs; scholastic ability. 2.5 avg 3.0 maj.

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Abdullat Horizon Fund Varies Provides funds for scholarships, travel, office expenses, wage, food and other expenses related to the development of CIS faculty and students.

NA

Abdullat-Maaytah CIS Scholarship $500 Recipient must be enrolled as a full-time sophomore, junior, senior or graduate CIS major or any College of Business major with preference to a CIS major.

3.0

Anderson Merchandisers $2,500 Recipients must be enrolled as a CIS major in good academic standing; must be a participant in WTAMU's cooperative education and internship program; must maintain "intern in good standing" status with Anderson Merchandisers Internship Scholarship to be considered for the next semester.

NA

Joseph and Rhoanna (Griego) Austin Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an incoming freshman majoring in computer information systems or nursing and enrolled full time.

3.25 or 85 GPA

Philip J. Gensler Scholarship Fund for Students Majoring in CIS

Varies Recipients must have declared a major in the CIS department or be an incoming freshmen with the written intention of majoring within the CIS department. Non-incoming freshman recipients must have completed at least 12 semester hours of coursework during the previous semester. Must be enrolled in at least 12 hours per semester.

3.0

Information Systems Scholarship Varies Students must major in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems.

NA

Carey Lyles Memorial Scholarship Fund

$1,500 Recipient must be a CIS major and enrolled in at least six hours.

3.0

McCoy Myers & Associates Internship Program Fund

$1,250 Students of all majors are eligible for internships; however preference will be given to CIS or CS majors. Scholarship awards will be given to WTAMU students who are ‘Interns in Good Standing’ with McCoy Myers & Associates.

NA

MICROFOUR Inc. $1,000 CIS, finance, accounting, or marketing major. 2.5

Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship

Varies All students in accounting, computer information systems, management and agriculture.

NA

Scholarship for Enterprising Students

Varies Panhandle area full-time students majoring in CIS, Management, Marketing or General Business and who is interested and involved in entrepreneurial activities; U. S. citizen.

3.0

Dr. and Mrs. Thannoun Scholarship $500 Recipient must be a CIS major and enrolled in at least 6 hours. 3.0

Malouf and Iris Abraham Business Scholarships

$1,000 Freshmen-Grad students; business majors. 3.0

Mildred Bassett Business Scholarship

Varies Full-time students majoring in business. 2.5

Business Scholarship Funds Tuition All business students. NA

C. C. Callarman Memorial Scholarship Varies Jr-Grad students majoring in business; 2 sem. at WTAMU 3.0

Bob Chester Memorial Scholarship Varies All business majors; preference to members of Alpha Kappa Psi.

NA

Ocie G. Chism Scholarship Endowment Fund

Varies All marketing majors. NA

CINTAS Corporate Business Scholarship

$1000 (2)

Two students from Management, Marketing, or General Business will be selected for award. Selection will be made by the College of Business Scholarship Committee based on GPA required by the scholarship committee.

NA

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Levi W. and Margaret T. Cole Endowment Fund

Varies All business majors; based on academic ability and general intelligence; personal character and financial need.

NA

College of Business Investment Series Fund

Varies Deserving WTAMU business majors. NA

Virginia "Jinx" Engler Memorial Scholarship

Varies All full-time students majoring in business. 3.0

Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Scholarships

Varies All students majoring in insurance, math, business administration, personnel, and other areas related to insurance industry.

C+

J. W. and Nell Foust Alumni Assn. Scholarship

Varies The T. Boone Pickens College of Business, Dean’s office, will select the recipient. The award will be presented at the Phoenix Club Banquet.

NA

Donald R. Fraser Memorial Scholarship

Varies Outstanding marketing students. NA

Robert S. Glazer Memorial Scholarship in Business

$1,000 Recipient must be enrolled in the College of Business studying marketing, management or general business; junior or senior standing; and be a full-time student (at least 9 hours per semester).

3.0

Ida Clay Hager Memorial Business Scholarship

Varies Outstanding WTAMU business major with preference for high school graduate of the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle.

3.0

Robert Austin Hatcher Varies Needy and deserving students majoring in business. NA

Institute of Management Scholarship Varies Junior-Grad; leadership & academics. NA

Institute of Marketing Scholarship Varies Full-time marketing major. 3.0

Management, Marketing and General Business General Scholarship

Varies Management, marketing, general business or international business major.

3.2

MICROFOUR Inc. $1,000 CIS, finance, accounting, or marketing major. 2.5

Jerry Miller Scholarship Fund Varies Freshmen students majoring in business. NA

NAIFA Amarillo Area Scholarship $300 Academic ability, good character, and potential to become contributors to the business community.

NA

Kenneth H. Olsen Scholarship Endowment Fund

Varies Junior-Grad students majoring in business; academic achievement.

NA

Panhandle Human Resources Association Scholarship

Varies Recipients will be business management majors taking a minimum of 12 hours per semester; based on need.

B

Realtor’s Scholarship Varies Junior-Grad business administration majors who have demonstrated an interest in a profession related to real estate; renewable if criteria met.

3.0

Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship Fund

$400 All students; basis of merit. 3.0

Scholarship for Enterprising Students

Varies Panhandle area full-time students majoring in CIS, Management, Marketing or General Business and who is interested and involved in entrepreneurial activities; U. S. citizen.

3.0

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Scholarship Fund

Varies For SIFE expenses; then for scholarship for student in College of Business.

NA

Ann Weatherly Vincent Scholarship $1,500 Freshmen planning a degree in business. 3.0

TechSpray L.P. Scholarship $1,500 $500 for Marketing, $500 for Management, $500 for General Business.

NA

Texas Panhandle Builders Association Scholarship

Varies Business or Engineering major; preference given to student from the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle and Texas Panhandle Builders and their immediate family. Financial need is considered.

2.5

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John Ward Public Administration/Business Honors Scholarship

Varies Applicants must be an undergraduate majoring in political science or public administration or a student working toward a Masters in political science or an MBA with a demonstrated interest in public administration. Applicants will be required to submit an essay explaining their interest in the public administration field.

3.0

Jane Addams Memorial Scholarship Varies All students majoring in Social Work and/or Sociology at WTAMU; min. 9 hrs in Social Work and/or Sociology at WTAMU; financial need.

2.5

Dorothy Gimp Brand Scholarship Varies Recipients will be outstanding professional candidates based upon academic records and academic potential.

NA

Brian M. Beckley Scholarship $300 Students majoring in sociology; in their second year at WTAMU, although exceptions can be made for first year students that are outstanding.

NA

Tom Cannon Student Service Scholarship

Varies Junior-Grad students. 3.0

W. Joseph Finley Scholarship Fund Varies Outstanding Junior-Grad psychology majors who are planning a career in psychology; must have completed 2 sem at WTAMU.

3.0 avg 3.5 Psy

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Scholarship Award

Varies All students with 60 hrs; must have financial need. 2.5

Sally Ingerton Psychology Scholarship Fund

Varies Must be at least a Jr; outstanding academic performance; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

W. Mitchell Jones Scholarship Fund Varies Must be at least a Jr; outstanding academic performance; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0 Avg 3.5 Psy

Marjorie Waddle Kruckeberg Scholarship

Varies All students majoring in social work; outstanding communication skill; preference to student with strong interest in direct contact/counseling of families; financial need is a consideration.

2.5

Jay Allen Mathis Memorial Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students; 2 sem. at WTAMU. 3.0 Avg 3.5 Psy

Sibyl Mitchell Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a hard working student pursuing a major in a social science field and have demonstrated financial need.

2.0-3.0

Nona L. Moore Scholarship Fund Varies Outstanding students majoring in social work, sociology, or psychology; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

National Association of Social Workers NASW

NA NASW Membership, participation in Amarillo Unit meetings, workshops and seminars; Financial need; Good academic standing. Accumulation of 12 hours social work credits and Graduate or undergraduate standing.

NA

Hubert W. Oppe Scholarship Fund Varies All students majoring in Sociology, Social Work and Psychology with outstanding academic performance; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Dipakben J. Patel Endowed Scholarship

$500 Jr/Sr/Grad WTAMU student; preference female in social work, nursing or teacher education.

3.0

Phi Alpha Nu Society Scholarship Varies Must be a member of Phi Alpha Nu Honor Society with highest GPA; will be based on participation in the Sociology/Social Work Club.

NA

Dr. Kollengode R. Ramakrishnan Scholarship

NA Graduate Social Work student, community service considered; financial need considered; student in good academic standing.

NA

Sarah Raffkind Scholarship Fund Varies All students planning a career in psychology. 3.0 Avg 3.5 Psy

Arvezene Winter Scholarship Fund Varies Jr/Sr/Grad psychology majors planning a career in counseling; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

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John Ward Public Administration/Business Honors Scholarship

Varies Applicants must be an undergraduate majoring in political science or public administration or a student working toward a Masters in political science or an MBA with a demonstrated interest in public administration. Applicants will be required to submit an essay explaining their interest in the public administration field.

3.0

A.A.U.W., Amarillo Branch/Ruby Lee Smith Scholarship

Varies Full-time Jr/Sr female secondary education majors planning to teach history and/or social studies; must have completed one or more of the Fundamentals of Education courses; must have completed one semester at WTAMU.

3.0

Amarillo Retired Teachers Association (ARTA) Education Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must be a graduate from one of the four Amarillo ISD high schools; must enroll in a Teacher Education Program at WTAMU; accepted by the Teacher Education Unit of the Department of Education; and is a junior or senior.

3.0

Arnold Gentry Attebury & Vivian Dunn Attebury Memorial Scholarship in Education

$250 Education major; junior-graduate student; must have completed 2 semesters at WTAMU.

3.0

Mary Collins Bagot Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad education majors; 2 sem. at WTAMU. 3.0

Raymond W. and Enid Bates Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students (preference to undergraduates); teacher education major; 2 semesters at WTAMU. (preference to Kappa Delta Pi members)

3.25

Raymond W. and Enid Bates/Golden Spread Coin Club, Inc.

Varies Education majors planning a teaching career; junior, senior or graduate standing with preference given to undergraduates; preference also given to Kappa Delta Pi members or those who are eligible for membership; must have completed two semesters at WTAMU.

3.25

Brian Beckley Memorial Emergency Fund

Varies Recipient must be an education student in an emergency situation.

N/A

Bennink Education Scholarship Varies Outstanding Jr/Sr/Grad education student; 2 semesters at WTAMU.

3.0

The Gladys W. Boedeker Leadership Scholarship in Education

Varies Must be an Elementary Education major. 2.5

Business Tax Planners, Inc. Scholarship Award

$500 Full-time Jr/Sr first generation student; education major preferred; must submit a 2-page essay on "Free Enterprise as Related to Minority Persons in the United States of America".

NA

Leta M. Cayton Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time Education major with emphasis in either: Bilingual Education/Secondary Spanish or ESL. Commitment to a career in teaching.

NA

Childre-Mayhew Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students desiring to teach education; financial need; academic capabilities; one sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Frances Collins Christian Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad education major; full-time student (12 hr/sem); must have completed 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

E. R. "Dutch" and Odessie Cleavinger Scholarship

Varies Outstanding Jr./Sr/Grad math education student; one sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Allie Smith Collins Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad education major; 2 sem. at WTAMU. 3.0

Dr. James P. Cornette Memorial Scholarship

$1,000 Jr/Sr full-time English major pursuing teacher certification at WTAMU.

3.0

Peggy and Bill Cotton Scholarship Varies Full-time students who graduated from any high school in Oldham County in top 1/3 of their class and who are pursuing a career in education, counseling and those involved in the PACE program (this would alter the 12 hour requirement for those students only).

2.5

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The Nadine Crum, Karen Burkhart & Bryna Harris Education Fund

Varies Full-time (12 hours per semester) Jr. or Sr. student, education major preparing to teach in Texas Public Schools; preference to (1) descendants of Nadine Crum; (2) graduates of Perryton High School; (3) from top 26 counties of Texas.

3.0

Elva Mae Deer Memorial Scholarship Varies Junior or Senior students majoring in education pursuing a teaching certification.

NA

Betsy Dickerson Memorial Scholarship

$400 Jr/Sr/Grad students majoring in education planning to teach.

2.5

Division of Education Scholarships Varies Education majors (freshmen to senior) who intend a teaching career. Freshmen must exceed university requirements for admission and have been a member of TAFE or FTA in high school. Juniors and seniors must meet TEP requirements.

3.0

Dorothy Egerton Farley Memorial Scholarship

Varies Full-time elementary education major who might not otherwise be financially able to attend college; must maintain 3.0 GPA and be of good moral character.

3.0

Future Teacher Scholarship $500 Must be an education major planning a career in teaching. 3.3

Future Teacher Blue Chip Recruits Scholarship

Varies Undergraduate students enrolled in WTAMU teacher preparation for not less than 12 sem. hrs; undergraduate students identified as “Future Teacher Blue Chip Recruits”, by the Division of Education; or undergraduate students not enrolled in a WTAMU teacher preparation program but who have completed an “Agreement to Participate and Declaration of Intent to Teach” form. Entering freshmen students must be in the top 25% of their graduating class and maintain a 2.5 overall GPA. Soph. and Jr. level students must maintain a 2.75 overall GPA and senior level students must maintain 3.0 overall GPA. Preference will be given to undergraduate students enrolled in the following high need areas of the teacher preparation program: Mathematics, Science (including Life Science and Physical Science), Special Education, Languages other than English, Technology, and Bilingual Education. Class rank and ACT/SAT test scores will be considered. Renewable if criteria is met.

Kenneth and Christine Gibson Scholarship

Varies Students majoring in education, preference to elementary education majors; preference first year to an entering freshman who plans a teaching career.

3.0

Clyde V. Goodwine Scholarship Varies Full-time (min. 12 hrs) students from the Texas Panhandle who are pursuing a teaching career.

2.5

Howard D. Graves Scholarship Varies Students who are majors in undergraduate and graduate education; min. junior standing; have the highest GPA of those applying; financial need; and enrolled in a regular teacher certification program; must be recommended by the Education Scholarship Committee.

NA

Dr. Ted Guffy Scholarship Fund Varies Recipient must initially be a female freshman athlete who graduated from Canyon High School that plans to certify as a teacher in a shortage area.

2.75

H. K. "Tex" and Ruth R. Guthrie Scholarship

Varies Education majors; demonstration of ethical and humanitarian character and acts by recipient; and commitment to teach in the public school system; demonstration of financial need will also be considered.

3.25

Rose T. Hall Math Education Scholarship

Varies Full-time Jr./Sr. math education majors. NA

Frank and Patsy Heflin Scholarship Varies Full-time Jr/Sr; first preference to history major; second preference to elementary education major.

3.0

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The High Plains Instructional Staff Development Scholarship

$2,500 Undergraduate students enrolled in a WTAMU teacher preparation program for not less than twelve (12) sem. credit hours; undergraduate students who have completed an “Agreement to Participate and Declaration of Intent to Teach” form; graduate students currently enrolled in a WTAMU teacher preparation program for not less than six (6) semester credit hours; and students enrolled in the Panhandle Alternative Certification Program. Preference will be given to students enrolled in the following high need areas of the teacher preparation program: a) Mathematics, b) Science (including Life Science and Physical Science, c) Special Education, d) Languages other than English, e) Technology, f) Bilingual Education. (“High Need Areas” may be modified annually by Regional XVI ESC and WTAMU.) Additional qualifications (for example, grade point average, class rank, college entrance exam scores, etc.) will be taken into consideration.

NA

LaRue Hite Education Scholarship Varies Female students returning to or beginning school later in life and pursuing a career in teaching; renewable at the Committee's discretion.

NA

Mary Ann Winfrey Juels Scholarship $500 Jr/Sr/Grad student; preference elementary education; preference to graduates of Texas Panhandle high schools; one sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Instructional Technology Scholarship Varies The recipient must be pursuing a graduate degree in Instructional Technology on a full-time basis; based on need, scholarship, leadership, and student involvement.

3.0

Myles and Imogene Kelly Memorial Scholarship

Varies Education majors and/or students pursuing a career in teaching who are graduates of Canyon High School or Pampa High School; enrolled in a minimum of 9 hours/sem.

3.0

Dr. Jim L. and Sue Carole Kidd Scholarship

$500-$1000

(1) Graduating senior from Caprock High School majoring in a teacher education program; (2) junior standing or above with a min. of 54 sem. hours; (3) demonstrate financial need; (4) recommended by the WTAMU Department of Education.

3.3

$1,000 The second scholarship recipient shall be selected according to the processes designed by Caprock High School. The Caprock Senior Counselor shall select this recipient. The student must be a high school senior graduating from Caprock High School who demonstrates financial need and will attend WTAMU as a teacher education student. The scholarship shall be presented at the school’s graduation ceremonies and given in memory of Sue Carole Kidd.

Dr. Mike King Scholarship Varies Students graduating from Canyon ISD high school who are pursuing a career in education. Must be enrolled full time and meet other requirements for admission to division of education program. In alternate years to be given to elementary education major and secondary education majors.

NA

The Glenn and Sallie Lloyd Education Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr Education major with a goal of teaching in a public school system.

2.5

Wanda Claborn Lockridge Memorial Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an education major. 2.5

J. B. and Lois Lowe Endowed Scholarship Fund

Varies Full-time Jr/Sr/Grad Education majors pursuing a career in classroom teaching; 2 sem. WTAMU.

2.5

Ruth Lowes Honor Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad Education majors; 2 sem. WTAMU. 3.25

Metro AMBUCS Scholarship Award for Education

Varies Jr/Sr Students. NA

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Greg and Denise Mills Memorial Scholarship

$500 Jr/Sr/Grad students majoring in Agriculture and/or Education; preference to families of employees of Cactus Feeders and graduate of Dumas High School; merit.

3.0

John and Jo Mozola Education Scholarship

$1,000 Full-time Freshmen Education majors desiring to teach. 3.0

Nathaniel "Nat" Neal Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students planning a teaching career; 1 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Gerald G. and Mary E. Parker Scholarship

Varies Provide scholarships to member of Kappa Delta Pi. 3.0

Dipakben J. Patel Endowed Scholarship

$500 WTAMU Jr/Sr/Grad student; preference female in teacher education, social work or nursing.

3.0

Esther L. Plank Memorial Scholarship Fund

Varies Full-time students; preference to elementary education majors; financial need.

2.5

Ima Scott Redden College of Education Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an undergraduate full-time female student majoring in education or intend to teach; renewable.

2.5

J. W. "Ted" Reid Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students pursuing a career in teaching; 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Eddie Mae Scott College of Education Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be an undergraduate full-time female student majoring in education or intend to teach; renewable.

2.5

Douglass Alfred Shirley Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr student majoring in education. 3.0

Easton and Lila Wall Provost Leadership Scholarship

Varies Jr./Sr. student who has successfully completed a minimum of 60 hrs. of pre-professional education courses; must be pursuing a degree on full time basis; need, scholarship, leadership and student involvement. Student must be a graduate of a high school in (1) Angleton, Canyon, Dumas, Stratford or Vega, Texas; (2) any high school in the Texas Panhandle. The student must have a sincere interest and desire in acquiring teaching credentials to teach in an elementary of secondary school in the State of Texas. Renewable if criteria is met.

3.0

Kenneth Waugh (1993) $200 Counselor Education major. 3.0

Kenneth Waugh (1995) $200 Counselor Education major. 3.0

Claude Zevely Scholarship Fund Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students working toward special education certification; 1 sem at WTAMU.

3.0

John B. and Mary O. Coleman Scholarship

Varies Pre-dental, pre-law, political science or criminal justice majors; completed 30 hrs.

2.2

Criminal Justice Masters Program Scholarship

Varies All criminal justice graduate students in good standing. NA

Captain Ed Foster Law Enforcement Scholarship

Varies Completion of 45 hrs. at WTAMU. 2.75

Harrington Law Enforcement Scholarship Fund

Part tuition, fees & books

Full-time criminal justice professionals from Randall, Potter & Deaf Smith Counties; must enroll in 6 or more undergraduate or 3 graduate hrs.

2.3 UG 3.3 Grad

Margaret and Jerry Hodge Criminal Justice Scholarship

Varies Criminal Justice graduate students in good standing. NA

Judge Marvin Jones Scholarship $200-500

Outstanding students; high school rank; SAT or ACT scores or GPA of previous college work; evidence of outstanding character/leadership ability; involvement in extra-curricular activities and past honor received.

3.0

Lasater-Looney Scholarship Varies Political science or economics major with 12 hrs (6 hrs upper div. of each); one year the award is to a political science major and the next year it is to an economics major.

NA

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Brent T. Lynch Criminal Justice Scholarship Award

$400 Undergraduate majoring in Criminal Justice; completed 60 semester hrs.

3.0

Troy F. Martin Memorial Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a junior or senior. Preference is given to students majoring in history, political science or criminal justice at the time of the award.

3.0

Travis McBride Political Science Scholarship Fund

Varies Eligibility will be determined by the scholarship committee. NA

Jesse and Grace Osborn Endowment Fund

Varies All students majoring in political science, criminal justice or a related field with an emphasis in political science or criminal justice; 12 hrs political science or criminal justice.

B Avg

John Ward Public Administration/Business Honors Scholarship

Varies Applicants must be an undergraduate majoring in political science or public administration or a student working toward a Masters in political science or an MBA with a demonstrated interest in public administration. Applicants will be required to submit an essay explaining their interest in the public administration field.

3.0

Retired Professors Scholarship for Political Science and Criminal Justice

$500 Students majoring in political science or criminal justice. NA

Walter L. Shelly Political Science Scholarship

Varies Student from the Texas or Oklahoma Panhandle majoring in Political Science, talent, commitment to succeed in under-graduate political science with special interest in Texas government or political theory. Must be enrolled in 15 hrs per semester, 3.5 GPA, 40 hours per semester volunteer activities with accredited non-profit-organization focusing on children’s issues, pursue career in government, law or teaching government. Have good character, leadership, enthusiastic about major. Have financial need.

3.5

Max and Gene Alice Sherman Public Affairs Scholarship

Varies All students majoring in political science or a closely related field; minimum of 30 hrs.

2.5 in Maj.

Claudia Stravato Women in Government Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students majoring in political science and planning a career in public administration; completed 2 sem. at WTAMU.

3.0

Eddie Wilson Memorial Scholarship Varies Recipient must be pursuing a degree to assist in becoming a peace officer and maintain a cumulative 2.5 GPA. Financial need and leadership will be considered. Preference will be given to full-time University Police Department employees; renewable.

2.5

Bennink Fine Arts Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad student. 3.0

Ron and Cheri Boyd Scholarship $2,000 Two $1000 scholarships will be awarded each fall and spring semester. One recipient must be a pre-dental major and one recipient a general studies major. Students must be from a single parent home.

3.0

Levi W. and Margaret T. Cole Fine Arts Endowment Fund

Varies Outstanding fine arts students. NA

C. W. Forman and Louise Forman Endowed Scholarship

$1,000 Recipient must be a junior, senior, or graduate student; major in one of the humanities; minimum course load of 12 hours per semester. Financial need is a consideration.

3.0

Friends of Fine Arts Scholarship $500 -$1,000

All students majoring in fine arts and humanities. NA

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Scholarship Fund

Varies Departments shall establish appropriate standards and procedures for selection of scholarship recipients.

NA

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Support Fund

Varies To be used at the Dean’s discretion for student scholarships.

NA

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Kathy Killebrew Honorary Scholarship

Varies Students who are Stepping Out graduates will be given first consideration; students must take 2-4 hours of fine arts classes during the semester scholarship is given; students must exhibit a strong interest in the fine arts; students must have maintained at least an 80 average in high school; financial need.

80 avg

Moody-Northen Endowment for Excellence

Varies All Students. NA

Salem and Ruth Ann Abraham Endowed Dance Scholarship

Varies Recipients must be dance majors enrolled full-time (12 hours or more per semester).

2.5

Amarillo Fine Arts Association $500 Recipients must major in visual arts. Full-time graduate and undergraduate student; must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA; show financial need.

2.5

Ilene Roberts Balliett Dance Scholarship

Varies Current dancer with the Lone Star Ballet Co., talent based scholarship.

NA

Royal L. Brantley Musical Theatre Scholarship

$400 Outstanding musical theatre student. 2.5

Carr Creamer Memorial Theatre Scholarship

Varies Outstanding upperclassman planning a career in theatre. 3.0

Louise and Bill Dee Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad WTAMU dance majors and dancers in the musical “TEXAS”.

3.0

Cliff and Linda Dunlap Scholarship Varies All students majoring in the Fine Arts (Art, Music, Dance, Theatre); 3.5 or above GPA in Fine Arts classes with a 2.5 overall GPA or better; write and submit a one-page essay about why the preservation of the arts is important-also address your commitment to the preservation of the arts.

Neil and Camille Hess Dance Scholarship

Varies Students in the dance program; preference for full-time students and dance majors; renewable.

2.0

Charles Hohmann Endowment Fund Varies Communication graphics students. NA

Dr. David A. and Lucy S. LaBrie Theatre Scholarship

Varies New and returning theatre majors. Academic ability and theatre skills will be considered.

NA

Lone Star Ballet Scholarships Varies Full-time dance majors. 2.0 GPA 3.0 Dance

Jim Kemmerling Drama Scholarship Varies Full-time drama student interested in set design. 2.5

Alma C. Madden Visual Arts Endowed Scholarship

$500 Recipient must be a visual arts student. 2.5 or greater

William A. and Margaret Moore Theatre Scholarship (Foundation)

$400 All theatre and musical theatre majors who have completed 2 sem. at WTAMU.

2.5

Georgia O’Keeffe Scholarship Varies Full-time studio art students enrolled in required art courses; art portfolio; letters of recommendation; and participate in annual student art exhibit.

NA

Carl Clyde Periman Presidential Scholarship

$2,000 Full-time students (15 hrs/sem); provide leadership and service to the University and to community; preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech.

3.4

Mary Arless O’Keefe Periman Presidential Scholarship

$2,000 Full-time students (15 hrs/sem); provide leadership and service to the University and to community; preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech.

3.4

Isabel Robinson Art Scholarship $400 Full-time Jr/Sr/Grad art student. 2.5 overall 3.0 major

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Emmitt and Alta Smith Endowment Scholarship

Varies Returning art students; full-time students with demonstrated needs.

2.5 avg 3.0 major

Texas Society Daughters of the American Revolution conservation Internship

$625 Full-time upper level or graduate level, art or art history students will be offered up to 6 hours of credit for two semesters. For course work in Independent Studies, interview with the conservator is part of the selection process.

NA

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Theatre and Theatre Musical

$2,000 Preference to full-time students in theatre and dance; must demonstrate a strong commitment to the field of music.

3.4

Joe Tunnell Drama Scholarship Varies Students majoring in theatre; financial need; and talent in drama.

NA

Amarillo Advertising Club Scholarship

Varies Soph/Jr/Sr students who are interested in an advertising career; must participate in the WTAMU Advertising Federation; financial need may be considered.

2.5

Cabot Corporation Scholarships Varies Outstanding journalism students. NA

Lula Mae Irons Camp Endowment Scholarship

Varies All students planning a journalism career. NA

Kay Winkler Fuqua Scholarship Varies Deserving students majoring in speech. Must be at least a Junior.

3.0

Jim Hill Scholarship Varies Must be at least a Sophomore student majoring in journalism.

3.0

Journalism Advisory Committee Scholarship Endowment Fund

Varies Students planning a career in journalism. NA

Bill R. Lee Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr/Grad Journalism students. 3.0

Garet Von Netzer Journalism Scholarship Endowment Fund

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad. WTAMU student majoring in journalism. 3.0

PASO Scholarship $1,000 Student majoring in broadcasting, preference will be given to students with the greatest financial need.

3.0

S. B. Whittenburg Journalism Scholarship Endowment Fund

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad. journalism students. 3.0

Guy Yates Forensics Scholarship Varies All students in forensics; must travel on the WTAMU Speech team; be involved in community service.

3.0

Dr. James P. Cornette Memorial Scholarship

$1,000 Jr. or Sr. English major pursuing teacher certification. 3.0

Loula Grace Erdman Memorial Scholarship

Varies All students at WTAMU who show unusual promise in creative writing.

NA

Evelyn and Kenneth E. Frieze English Scholarship

Varies All English majors. NA

Mary Gill Memorial Scholarship Fund Varies Junior/senior/graduate student; any major; an interest and love of Hispanic things, travel abroad, and foreign languages; completed at least two regular semesters at WTAMU; must take or have taken at least two semesters of Spanish at WTAMU.

3.0 overall; 3.2 in major

Mabel Hare Freshman English Award Fund

NA Students enrolled in freshman English. The award will be presented to the student (or students) writing the best freshman essay as determined by the Award Committee.

NA

Dr. Ples Harper Scholarship Varies Spanish majors who intend either to teach or to pursue graduate study. Must have completed 90 hours of college course work, i.e., junior standing.

3.0-3.2 Span

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Scholarship Fund

$500 - 1,000

All students. Departments shall establish appropriate standards and procedures for selection of scholarship recipients.

NA

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Support Fund

Varies May be used at the discretion of the department of student scholarships.

NA

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A. K. Knott Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr English majors with teaching promise. NA

Mattie Swayne Mack Scholarship Varies Graduate students from WTAMU; need, scholarship. 3.0

Mary Collins McKnight Scholarship Varies All students majoring in English. NA

Helen White Moore Scholarship Fund Varies Jr/Sr English majors with teaching promise. NA

Richard and Donna Moseley English Academic Scholarship

Varies Recipient will be a full-time English major with a strong academic record.

NA

Carl Clyde Periman Presidential Scholarship

$2,000 Full-time students (15 hrs/sem); provide leadership and service to the University and to community; preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, Theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech.

3.4

Mary Arless O’Keefe Periman Presidential Scholarship

$2,000 Full-time students (15 hrs/sem); provide leadership and service to the University and to community; preference will be given for students in the liberal arts, particularly those who are interested in studying English, Theatre, and related dramatic arts or speech.

3.4

Pat Sullivan Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr English majors planning to teach. NA

Marie D. Tarrab Memorial Scholarship

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students; planning Spanish language career; 2 sem. WTAMU.

3.0

Arlin Turner Memorial Scholarship Varies Jr/Sr English majors. NA

Patricia O’Neill Ware Scholarship Varies Recipient will be a female English major. Prefer a returning student who is a single parent.

NA

A.A.U.W., Amarillo Branch/Ruby Lee Smith Scholarship

Varies Full-time Jr/Sr female secondary education majors planning to teach history and/or social studies; must have completed one or more of the Fundamentals of Education courses; must have completed one semester at WTAMU.

3.0

Marcia Caldwell Scholarship Varies Students majoring in history or its equivalent. 2.75

Mary Elizabeth Davidson Scholarship Varies All students majoring in history. NA

Forman/Rathjen History Scholarship Varies Graduate students or upper division status; History major or teaching field emphasis on history; past performance and potential of the individual.

NA

Frank and Patsy Heflin Scholarship Varies Full-time Jr/Sr; first preference to history major second preference to elementary education major.

3.0

Magical History Tour Scholarship Varies Recipient will be an outstanding student from one of the History 3314, History 4312, History 4313 or History 4321 classes.

NA

Troy F. Martin Memorial Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a junior or senior. Preference is given to students majoring in history, political science or criminal justice at the time of the award.

3.0

Peter L. Petersen History Scholarship

Varies Full-time history majors. 3.0

Phi Alpha Theta History Scholarship Varies Members of Phi Alpha Theta in good standing; to give financial aid to History majors.

NA

Retired Professors Scholarship for History and Geography

$500 Student must be majoring in history or geography. NA

Sheffy-Anderson Scholarship Fund Varies Jr/Sr/Grad students majoring in history. 3.0

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Smith-Sheffy Memorial Scholarship Varies Soph/Jr/Sr/Grad students majoring in history. NA

Texas Panhandle/Amarillo History Scholarship

Varies Talented and needy student interested in studying and writing about Amarillo or Panhandle history.

NA

Colonel Richard Henry Lee & Daniel Wing Chapters Texas Society Colonial Dames XVII Century

Varies Recipient must be enrolled in the graduate program in History and have an interest in early American history.

NA

Amarillo Music Teachers Association Scholarship

Varies All students majoring in keyboard. NA

Amarillo Symphony Scholarship Varies All music majors. NA

Archer Viola Scholarship Varies Viola majors and their needs. NA

Richard and Noreen Bales Music Scholarship

Varies Full-time students (12 hrs) majoring in instrumental, keyboard or vocal music.

2.5

Alton Wayne Bassett Music Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a full-time music major, preferably piano or voice; renewable.

3.0

J. D. Bayless, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Varies All voice music majors. 3.0 3.5

George Biffle Choir Scholarship Varies Outstanding choir member; music major (most likely a voice student but all majors may be considered); full-time student who has completed 30 sem. hours.

2.5

Janie Branch Endowed Music Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be an entering freshman who is majoring in music performance; must be a full-time student (12 semester hours); and must have participated in either a school or community music program; renewable.

3.0

Royal Brantley Vocal Scholarship Varies Must be majoring in music education, music business or music therapy voice at WTAMU; must have completed one year of study at WTAMU; and must exhibit musical ability, talent and academic excellence.

NA

Pauline Brigham Memorial Scholarship

Varies All music majors with a preference shown to a pianist. NA

Paula Britt Fine Arts Scholarship Varies Recipient will be a worthy undergraduate student from the Texas Panhandle (top 26 counties); must have completed their freshman year; financial need considered; preference given to a student with a music related major.

3.0

Dr. Howard Andrew Chamblin Memorial Music Scholarship

Varies Recipient will be a student majoring in keyboard. 3.0

Levi and Margaret Cole Endowment of Fine Arts

Varies Outstanding fine arts students. NA

Billie Jeanne Hartness Davis Music Scholarship

Varies All students studying piano and/or voice. NA

Directors Memorial Scholarship Varies Full-time undergraduate instrumental music education majors from Region I.

NA

Martha Estes Music Therapy Scholarship

Varies Soph/Jr/Sr planning a career in music therapy. NA

David Fennell Memorial Scholarship $200 All students majoring in band/orchestra. NA

Friends of Fine Arts Scholarships Varies All students in fine arts. NA

Garner Band or Orchestra Scholarship

Varies Outstanding member of WTAMU band and orchestra. NA

Mariellen Garner Band Scholarship Varies All band students; musicianship, attitude, need, contribution to the band.

NA

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Matilda Gaume Music Scholarship Varies Students majoring in music who have completed at least two semesters at WTAMU; renewable.

2.5

The Eleanor Glazener Student String Quartet Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a full-time (12 semester hours) student majoring in music. Preference will be given to a viola player; renewable.

2.5 avg 3.0 maj

Harrington String Quartet Support Fund

Varies To support the Harrington String Quartet. NA

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Scholarship Fund

$500 -$1000

Departments shall establish appropriate standards and procedures for selection of scholarship recipients.

NA

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Support Fund

Varies May be used at the discretion of the department for faculty travel, student scholarships, faculty development, capital equipment and special renovation projects.

NA

Paula Jane Hill Memorial Scholarship $500 Returning music majors at WTAMU. NA

Mary Jane Johnson Scholarship Varies Voice students majoring in performance, Music Education, Music Therapy or Music Business.

NA

Kappa Kappa Psi Scholarship $100 Freshman with outstanding music ability. NA

Betty Kilpatrick Kline Piano Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a graduate of a Texas Panhandle School who is majoring in piano; enrolled full-time (12 semester hours) as a junior, senior or graduate student; and show financial need; preference for non-traditional student.

2.50 or 85 GPA

Grace M. Krause Scholarship $500 Recipient must be a music major whose primary instrument is the oboe.

3.0

Robert J. Krause Honorary Scholarship

Varies Recipient must be a music major whose primary instrument is the oboe.

NA

Dr. David A. and Lucy S. LaBrie Vocal Scholarship

Varies Voice major (can be Music Education, Vocal Performance, Music Therapy, or Music Business). Second semester freshman and beyond; exemplary work in vocal studies; based on ability, dedication and need.

NA

Liberace Foundation Scholarship Varies Performing arts majors; returning students. NA

McCulley-Porter Endowment Fund Varies Soph-Sr music major, promotes music, financial need. NA

McEntyre-Haines Music Scholarship $1,000 To provide scholarships for music students attending WTAMU from Permian High School; musical achievement; and academic achievement.

NA

Dudley Moore Band Award $1,000 Full-time student; outstanding band member; must be a member of the WTAMU band and exemplify the spirit and attitude of dedication exhibited by Dr. Dudley Moore, long-time friend and supporter of the band.

2.5

Mu Phi Epsilon Honorary Music Sorority

Kathleen Hines Memorial Award Varies Junior music major who has achieved the highest standards of musical performance.

NA

Anderson Memorial Organ Award Varies Outstanding music major with concentration in organ. NA

Elsa Porter Applied Voice Scholarship

Varies All applied voice majors. NA

Dr. Kenneth and Marion Porter Music Scholarship

Varies Full-time sophomore-senior students majoring in applied piano or applied vocal music.

3.0

Asalie Key Price Vocal Scholarship Varies Full-time voice major who has demonstrated academic excellence.

2.75

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David G. Ritter Trumpet Scholarship Varies To provide a scholarship for outstanding work in the trumpet studio to a current trumpet student who will be continuing the following academic year.

NA

Hugh Sanders Scholarship Varies Vocal music education major; full-time undergraduate student, completed at least 30 hrs.

2.5

Gail and Helen Shannon Endowed Scholarship Fund

Varies Jr/Sr/Grad fine arts students and/or music majors; 2 sem WTAMU.

3.0

Showcase Dinner Fund Varies All WTAMU students pursuing a degree in music. NA

Tau Beta Sigma Scholarship $100 Freshman student/outstanding ability & contribution to WTAMU band for fall sem.

NA

Dorothy Franks Thurner Piano Scholarship

$3,000 Incoming freshman majoring in piano; maintain an A or B in major applied lessons; maintain a passing grade in Music Recital Attendance and a overall grade point of at least 3.0 and demonstrate dedication to piano studies through practice and performance.

3.9

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Music Education

$2,000 Full-time Music Education major; must demonstrate a strong commitment to the field of music.

3.4

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Theatre and Theatre Musical

$2,000 Preference to full-time students in theatre and dance; must demonstrate a strong commitment to the field of music.

3.4

Dee Anne Trotter Memorial President’s Honor Scholarship in Voice

$2,000 Full-time voice major; must demonstrate a strong commitment to the field of music.

3.4

Woltz Family Scholarship Varies Recipient must be a full-time (12 semester hours) non-music major student who particpates in the band program each semester. Preference shall be given to eligible education majors; renewable.

3.0

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Physical Plant

Vice President of Academic Affairs

Church of Christ Bible Chair

Church of Christ Bible Chair

WTAMU Foundation, Director of Church of Christ Bible Chair

WTAMU Foundation

University Provost/Provost’s Office

Church of Christ

Cindy Barnes, STARR Center

Tuition Assistance Committee

West Texas A&M University

WTAMU Box 60765 - Canyon, Texas 79016-0001Telephone (806) 651-3330 Fax (806) 651-3335

www.wtamu.edu/scholarships

Scholarship Services

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WTAMU Alumni Association

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics/Head Volleyball Coach

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics

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Director of Intercollegiate Athletics; Cross-country Committee

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Head Coach, WTAMU Women's Volleyball Program

WTAMU Head Women's Basketball CoachDirector of Intercollegiate Athletics

Director of Athletics

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT:

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WTAMU President's Office

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WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

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WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

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WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU Alumni Association

WTAMU Alumni Association

SCHOLARSHIPS ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF WEST TEXAS A&M ALUMNI ASSOCIATION:

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WTAMU Alumni Association

WTAMU Alumni Association

WTAMU Alumni Association

College of Agriculture, Science and Engineering

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCES:

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

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Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural SciencesDepartment of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences; College of Business

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Dean of the College of Agriculture, Science, and Engineering

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Agricultural Sciences

Head of Department of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences. Art, Communication and Theatre

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of History and Political Sciences

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE, EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES:

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Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department Head/Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

WTAMU Alumni Association

Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics and Department of Engineering and Computer Science

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS:

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Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics & Department of Education

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Admissions, Mathematics, Physical Science & Engineering Technology

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

Department of Engineering and Computer Science and Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and PhysicsDepartment of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Head of Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE:

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Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics and Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer ScienceDepartment of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Engineering and Computer Science

Department of Nursing

Scholarship Services

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES

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Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

c/o Dr. Raju Ramakrishnan, Department of Behavioral Science

WTAMU Alumni Association

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Department of Nursing

Communication Disorders

Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences

Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION DISORDERS:

DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS AND EXERCISE SCIENCE:

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

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Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

College of Business

College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

College of Business

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department Head; Department of Accounting Economics & Finance

DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS AND FINANCE:

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Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Dean, College of Business; Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & FinanceWTAMU President's Office

College of Business

Dean, College of Business

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS:

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Computer Information Systems

Computer Information Systems

Computer Information Systems

Scholarship Services

Computer Information Systems

Computer Information Systems

Computer Information Systems

Dean, College of Business

Dean, College of Business, Computer Information Systems

College of Business and the Division of Agriculture

Computer Information Systems

Computer Information Systems

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT, MARKETING & GENERAL BUSINESS:

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Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General Business

Department of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General BusinessDepartment of Management Marketing and General Business; Department of Mathematics, Physical Sciences & Engineering Technology

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Graduate Dean; College of Business; Department of Management Marketing and General Business; Department of Political Science

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCESDEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK:

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Graduate Dean; College of Business; Department of Management Marketing and General Business; Department of Political Science

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering Technology

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

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Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

History; Education

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Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

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Department of Education; Department of Agriculture Sciences

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Behavioral Sciences

Admissions

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Texas Education Division of WTAMU

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Education

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Dean, College of Education and Social Sciences

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE:

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Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal JusticeDepartment of History and Geography

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Graduate Dean; College of Business; Department of Management Marketing and General Business; Department of Political Science

Department Head for Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Meri Lyn Odell, Director of Police Administration, University Police Dept.

Dean, College of Fine Arts and HumanitiesDepartment of Art, Communication and Theatre; Department of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Dean, College of Fine Arts and HumanitiesDean, College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Dean, College of Fine Arts and HumanitiesDean, College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Dean, College of Fine Arts and Humanities

SYBIL B. HARRINGTON COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND HUMANITIES

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Department of Art, Communication and Theatre

Dean, College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Head of the Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

DEPARTMENT OF ART, THEATRE AND DANCE:

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Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

WTAMU President's Office

Department of Art, Theatre and Dance

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Department of Communication

Divison of Education

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern LanguagesDean, College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of Art, Communication & Theatre; Department of English and Modern Languages; and Department of Music and Dance.Dean, Sybil b. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, PHILOSOPHY, AND MODERN LANGUAGE:

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION:

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Department of English and Modern LanguagesDepartment of English and Modern LanguagesDepartment of English and Modern LanguagesDepartment of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern Languages

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of English and Modern Languages

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of Political Science and Criminal JusticeDepartment of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department Head for History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY:

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Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Department of History and Geography

Keyboard faculty in the Department of Music

Amarillo Symphony Orchestra

Harrington String Quartet

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Dean/College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Band/Orchestra Director and appropriate faculty

Head of Department appropriate to student's talent and interest

Selection is made by conductor(s) of the band and orchestra

WTAMU Band Director

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC:

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Department of Music

Department of Music

Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities Committee

Dept. of Art, Communication & Theatre; Dept. of English and Modern LanguagesDean, Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Head of the Department of Music

Head of the Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music and Dance; Dr. Cloyce Kuhnert

Dean/College of Fine arts and Humanities

Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

Sponsor of Mu Phi Epsilon

Sponsor of Mu Phi Epsilon

Director of Applied Voice

Department of Music

Department of Music

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Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music and Dance; Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Department of Music

Department of Music

Department of Music

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

WTAMU President's Office

Department of Music

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES:

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