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Scholarship |
Criteria |
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Ada L. Bias Endowed Scholarship for Teacher
Education
Established by the College in 1986 from the estate
of Ada L. Russell Bias. |
-Education Major
-Junior or Senior
status
-Minimum GPA of 3.0
-Financial Need
-Non-renewable |
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Carole A. Vickers Scholarship
Dr. Carole A. Vickers received her BA degree in 1955
and earned her MA in 1960 at Marshall University.
Dr. Vickers served at Marshall University as Dean of
the College of Education and Human Services from
1988 to 1995 and as a professor from 1966 to 1998 in
the form Home Economics department.
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-Full time
-GPA: 3.3
-Tri-State Resident
-Renewable up to 8
semesters -(Must reapply yearly) |
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Child Development Scholarship
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Colin A. Campbell Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2003. Named after Dr. Margaret C.
Campbell’s brother. Dr. Campbell was a professor of
education at Marshall University. In 1987 Dr.
Campbell received the university’s first
Distinguished Service Award for her 30 years of
service and was acclaimed for the pioneering efforts
to improve education statewide. |
-Any COE student
-Freshman: Minimum HS
GPA 2.9
-Upperclassmen:
Minimum GPA of 3.0
-Financial Need
-Renewable for up to 8
semesters (Must reapply yearly) |
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Dallas and Novella Woodrum Scholarship
Established in 1998.
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-Education Major
-Full-time student
-Renewable
-Junior or Senior
Status
-WV Resident |
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Donald Leckie Memorial |
-Special Education
Major
-Undergraduate
-Full-time student
-1 year award |
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Dorothy E. Hicks Physical Education
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Dr. Frank C. and Amine A. Hodges Memorial
Scholarship
Established in 1989. |
-COE Major in:
Physics, General -Science, Biology or Chemistry
-Minimum of Junior
Status
-Financial Need |
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Dr. Harold Timothy Murphy Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2006. Dr. Murphy was a Professor at
Marshall University who taught Spanish and served as
Chair of the Modern Languages Department until he
retired in 1997. |
-Spanish Major
-Full-time student |
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Dr. Neil L. Gibbins Scholarship
Established in 2005. Dr. Neil L. Gibbins was a
Professor and Chair of the Department of Education
Administration during his 32 years at Marshall
University. |
-Any COE Student
-Undergraduate or
Graduate Student
-Minimum GPA of 2.5
-Renewable up to 8
semesters --(must reapply yearly) |
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Dr. Richard Negangard Future Teacher’s Scholarship
Established in 1992. Dr. Negangard was a Professor
in the School of Education at Marshall University. |
-Education Major
-Minimum HS GPA of 3.0
or minimum MU GPA of 3.0
-Attending senior at,
or graduated from: Ironton High School, Ironton Oh;
St. Joseph High School, Ironton, OH; or Lawrenceburg
High School in Lawrenceburg, IN |
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E. Joann Price Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2001. This scholarship is funded by
the Hershel C. Price Education Foundation and is
named after Joann Price, Hershel’s niece. Joann
Price was trustee of the foundation at the time of
her death in 1998. Ms. Price was a Huntington
native who graduated from Huntington East High
School and Marshall University with a degree in
Education. She was president of Price Limited, Inc. |
-Education Major
-Sophomore, Junior, or
Senior Status
-Financial Need
-Resident of
Huntington, WV
-Renewable for up to
6 semesters (Must reapply yearly) |
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Edith Marie Anderson Burke and Harvey D. Burke
Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2004. Edith Marie Anderson Burke
attended Marshall University where she received a
Bachelor’s degree in Education and a Master of Arts
in Elementary Education.
Harvey D. Burke attended the University of Wisconsin
and was awarded a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical
Engineering and worked for INCO Alloys in
Huntington. |
-Any COE student
-Satisfactory
Achievement |
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Fred Wilkerson Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1997 |
-Any COE Student
-Full-time student
-Renewable up to 8
semesters -(Must reapply yearly) |
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Gene McKee Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2006 by Gene McKee’s family and
friends, along with the staff of South Point Local
School District. Selba E. “Gene” McKee was a
lifelong resident of South Point, Ohio and was
actively involved in the church, education and
business communities. He served more than twenty
years on the South Point Board of Education where he
strived to improve education for South Point
students. |
-Graduating senior
from South Point High School
-Minimum HS GPA of 3.3
-Minimum ACT of 21
-Full-time student
-COE Major in Early
Childhood, --Elementary, Middle, or Secondary
Education |
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Jack L. Corron Memorial Scholarship
Established in 2005. Mr. Corron received his BA and
MA degrees in Business Education and Education
Administration from Marshall University. His
integrity, strong faith, and love of education were
reflected in his career of over 40 years as an
educator in West Virginia and Texas. |
-Minimum GPA of 2.80
-Full time student
-Financial Need
-Renewable up to 6
semesters (Must reapply yearly)
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Jeffrey Allen Duboff Scholarship
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Jo Ashworth Memorial Scholarship
Established in honor of Jo Ashworth who was an
educator for 37 years. Mrs. Ashworth received her
BA and MA from Marshall University. |
-Elementary Education
major
-WV Resident
-Non-renewable |
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John J. Subik Memorial Scholarship |
-Full time
undergraduate student
-Must be in HELP
Program
-Non-renewable |
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Kevin Russell Bowen Memorial Scholarship
Established in memory of Kevin Russell Bowen, who
served as Student Senate President. |
-Social Studies Major
(if no Social Studies major applies, may be awarded
to any education major)
-Minimum HS GPA of 3.0
-Good moral character |
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Kuhn Family Scholarship
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Lyell V. and Pauline Dunfee Douthat Scholarship
Lyell V. Douthat was a former Associate Professor of
education at Marshall University. While he was a
student at Marshall he played baseball and was
student body president. He earned his BA, cum laude
from Marshall University and his MS in Education
Administration from Ohio University. Pauline Dunfee
Douthat graduated from Marshall University in 1924.
During her husband’s tenure at Marshall, she was
very active in the Faculty Wives Club. |
-Financial Need: a
student who would be unable to finish college
because of financial need
-GPA: must have proven
themselves through scholastic qualification and
motivation to be a serious student
-Non-renewable |
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Margaret Pace Scholarship
Established in 2004 by the Pace Family Foundation,
Inc. Ms. Margaret Ann Pace received her Bachelor of
Arts in Elementary Education and Special Education
at Marshall University in 1965. She also earned a
Master of Education degree from the University of
Virginia majoring in Mental Retardation in 1968.
She received a Master of Arts degree in Special
Education from Marshall University in 1971. |
-Special Education
major
-Minimum GPA of 2.00
-First priority given
to students from Mercer County, WV
-Second priority given
to residents of any southern WV counties. |
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Margie A. Hinerman Leap Scholarship
Established in 2006 by Shelba Glenn Pew in honor of
Ms. Leap. Ms. Leap received her BA in 1939 and her
MA in 1965. She had a career as an Elementary Arts
Supervisor in the Cabell County Board of Education. |
-COE undergraduate |
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Mary James Scholarship
Established in 1993 by the daughter of Mary James. |
-Education Major
-Financial Need
-Student from Southern
WV
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Miss H. Perk Daniels Endowed Scholarship
Established in 1986.
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-Elementary Education
major
In good academic
standing
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Moxie W. Wright Scholarship
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ford
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Price Williams Scholarship Fund
Established in 1977 by three of Price William’s
former students, along with family members and
friends. Mr. Price was born in Beckley in 1890 and
earned his diploma in 1911 from the State Normal
School at Marshall College. He taught in Raleigh,
Cabell, Kanawha and Summers counties in West
Virginia. Williams was co-founder of Cabin Creek
District High School in East Bank and supervised the
Elk District rural schools. He was the former
president of the Kanawha County Elementary. |
-Beginning Senior Year
-High Achievement
Record
-Financial Need
-Non-renewable |
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Sandra Lynn Bennett Memorial Scholarship
Established by Marshall University Foundation, Inc. |
-Priority to African
American Students
-Full time student
-Minimum GPA of 2.5
-Financial Need
-Renewable up to 8
semesters (Must reapply yearly)
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Sterling and Crystal Evans Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1993 by W. Daniel Evans, the son of
Sterling and Crystal Evans. Sterling and Crystal
both graduated from Marshall University and began
their teaching careers in one room schools in rural
West Virginia. |
-Education Major
-Financial Need
-WV Resident
-Renewable for up to 4
years (Must reapply yearly) |
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Susan Ruth Smith Bradberry Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1997 in memory of Mrs. Bradberry,
Marshall University alumni and dedicated special
education teacher whose commitment to excellence and
concern for students was exemplary.
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Theodore “Ted” Hundley III Scholarship
Established in 2005 in his memory by many of his
friends and co-workers. He was a “master” teacher.
Not only did he have a comprehensive knowledge of
history, but also had a genuine love for his subject
and the ability to impart both his knowledge and his
love of history to his students. |
-Social Studies Major
-Minimum GPA of 3.0
-Full-time Student
-Renewable for up to 8
semesters (Must reapply yearly) |
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Virginia H. Keys Scholarship
Established in 1989. |
-Education Major
-Priority given to
Freshman
-Full-time Student
-Priority given to WV
resident
-Renewable for up to 4
years (Must reapply yearly) |
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Wilbur E. Meyers Memorial Scholarship
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William Eugene Watson Scholarship
Established at the request of Mr. Stanley F. Love.
This was Mr. Love’s way of saying thank you to
William Watson for being his friend, mentor and role
model. |
-Special Education
Major
-Junior or Senior
status
-Minimum GPA of 3.0 |
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William J. Bischoff Scholarship |
-Math or Science Major
-Entering Freshman
-Minimum 11 hours
-Minimum GPA of 3.0
-Non-renewable |
Emergency Info |