Scholarships
The College of Arts and Sciences offers several scholarships that are available for application during early spring semester for the following academic year. The following is a list of some scholarships and the criteria for eligibility. Please submit an application to be considered for one or more (if eligible) of the awards listed below.
Scholarships and Criteria
Helen K. Bussell - Rising senior majoring in Modern Languages
Neil Covington Fund - Undergraduate student who best exemplifies the spirit of teaching and interest in infusion of gerontology knowledge and skills in curriculum and the community
Lisa Hudson Evans - Political Science major with financial need
John Guilbeau - Rising junior or senior or beginning graduate student; proficiency in foreign language and interest in the humanities; financial need
Hayes Scot Heavner - Upperclassman; financial need; academic excellence; seeking teaching certificate and coaching
Stewart Hass - Mass Communication major; emphasis in print; renewable to rising junior or senior who maintains a 3.0 GPA
Betty Morgan Holcombe - Pickens County, SC resident entering sophomore year or above; liberal arts major with a minimum of 3.0 GPA
Janice Chastain Houk - Award to be split equally between one student involved in undergraduate research in biology and one in undergraduate research in political science.
Joe B. Lanford - Internship with the City of Rock Hill; junior or senior; Political Science major. TO APPLY: MUST COMPLETE SPECIAL FORM FROM POLITICAL SCIENCE (346 BANCROFT)
Lawrence D. Joiner - Rising junior or senior to travel abroad to study or perform research in the Humanities; special consideration given to study and research in foreign languages and literature
Nancy G. Jones - Biology major; financial need a consideration but not necessary; first preference given to students from Cherokee County, SC and second preference given to SC resident
Landrum Layton - Human Nutrition major with financial need
Robert P. Lane - Rising junior or senior English major; preference given to those pursuing English at graduate level and a college teaching career
Georgia I. Lefvendahl - Arts & Sciences major with financial need and 3.0 or better GPA
Wayne T. Patrick - Mass Communication major with emphasis on print journalism for full-time study on campus or internship. For internships based on criteria developed by the Dept. of Mass Communication; recipient selection determined by Dean of CAS and Chair of Mass Communication
Annette Spiers Resch Gillespie - History major, preference given to rising senior
Ellen V. Randolph - Rising junior who has selected a curriculum that will lead to a minor in gerontology (needs to be full time student)
Rudisill-Hamm - Biology major with at least 3.0 GPA
Marcelle Scogin Scholarship - Undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in Human Nutrition and Dietetics programs
Anita Jones Spearman - Political Science and/or journalism (communications) major
Father David Valtierra Peace Studies Annual Restricted Fund - The purpose is to support the Peace Studies Program, including scholarships, faculty support and other programming needs.
Robert M. Ward - College of Arts & Sciences major
J. Spratt & Sandra Hagler White - English major; 3.0 or better GPA
Kate Wofford - CAS major; may be divided. Known as “the scholar’s scholarship.”