Scholarship Search

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time undergraduate students who are direct descendants of those who perished from the airplane crash occurring at the Huntington Airport on November 14, 1970. The award shall be renewed for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. 

Recipients must fulfill the obligations of the standard application process and be accepted to Marshall University to be eligible for this scholarship fund and must remain a student in good standing in order to continue to receive the award.  First priority for this fund shall be given to the first-generation descendants (son or daughter) of the 75. 

In the event there are no first-generation recipients who qualify for this fund, recipient criteria shall be expanded to include any direct descendants of the 75 in generations beyond the first generation.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen with a 3.2 high school GPA or higher and an ACT score of 21 or higher, or corresponding SAT scores.

Scholarship shall benefit a resident of West Virginia, with a minimum 3.0 high school GPA or higher, who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall be awarded to an Education major in the College of Education and Professional Development. The student must have a 3.0 GPA or greater, have reached Junior or Senior status, and have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit residents of West Virginia who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit cancer survivors who have been cancer free and off therapy for at least one year.

The scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate financial need and meet institutional standards for scholarships per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Student shall be a junior in the College of Liberal Arts or the COEPD and have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better. Should have a strong committment to teaching french.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE). Priority shall be given residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia Residents graduating high school with a 3.0 GPA.

The recipient shall be an entering freshman with demonstrated financial need and a minimum of 2.5 high school GPA. First priority for the award shall be given to applicants from those areas where alumni clubs made gifts to the scholarship and who have one parent who is/was an alumnus/alumna of Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit students incoming freshmen students with a 3.5 GPA and a ACT score of 26 or above, or corresponding SAT scores.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time engineering student in the College of Information Technology and Engineering.

The recipient shall be a doctoral student candidate in the PsyD program who shows excellence in psychotherapy, mentoring, and/or advocacy. 

Scholarship shall benefit Marketing majors in the College of Business. 

First preference shall be given to a survivor of a victim of the 1970 Marshall University plane crash.

Students from McDowell or Mercer counties, WV, who are entering or established Freshmen, are journalism majors in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications, and have an interest in print media. Any Freshman from a southern WV county who is a journalism major.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time or part-time, graduate or graduate students in the College of Liberal Arts who are majoring/or have a concentration in sociology. 

The recipient shall be a full-time or part-time graduate student in the College of Education and Professional Development, who is pursuing a master's degree and has been employed or is employed as a public school educator (Pre-K through 12th grade).

First preference: students who teach or have taught Physical Education or Art classes.

Second preference: Graduate Level students who are residents of Cabell or Wayne counties in West Virginia or the metro counties of Ohio and Kentucky. (Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike or Scioto Counties in Ohio and Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Floyd, Greenup, Johnson, Lawrence, Martin and Pike Counties in Kentucky).

Third preference: Graduate Level students who are residents of Kanawha or the bordering counties of Kanawha in West Virginia (Jackson, Roane, Clay, Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Boone, Lincoln or Putnam).

Scholarship shall benefit students from Cabell County, West Virginia or Lawrence County, Ohio.

The recipient will be the Reporter of the Year for the Parthenon, the Marshall University student newspaper, or its successor, who has successfully completed the Parthenon reporting class, or its successor, during the academic year of the award.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia undergraduate students.

The Director of the Talent Search Program at Marshall University shall select a recipient, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, who is a graduating high school senior and an active participant in the Heart of Appalachia Talent Search Program. The recipient shall have a minimum GPA of 2.90 and be a first-generation college student who exhibits leadership and community service involvement. The recipient must enroll as a full-time student at Marshall University.

The scholarship shall be awarded to Undergraduate Chemistry Majors in the College of Science. 

The recipients shall be members of the "Thundering Word" Forensics Debate team at Marshall University and:

- Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Have a minimum of four (4) events ready for competition 
- Attend a minimum of four (4) toumaments per semester 
- Commit to participation in the WVIFA state tournament, Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament & the NFA National Tournament
- Display leadership qualities to the rest of the team
- First preference to a student who meets all of the above requirements and is a resident of McDowell County, WV

The Dean of the College of Liberal Arts or his/her designee shall select the recipient and renew the award, in co-operation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Southern West Virginia counties of Boone, Cabell, Fayette, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mingo, Raleigh, Wayne, Wyoming and Mercer.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the Lewis College of Business who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit graduates of Huntington High School and Spring Valley High School.

The recipient(s) shall be graduate students majoring in the music in the College of Arts and Media, who demonstrate potential for academic and professional success in music performance and/or composition.
 
The award shall be non-renewable; only received one year by any student. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media, or his/her discretion the School of Music, shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Mason County, West Virginia or Gallia County, Ohio.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students with an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher. The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need and shall be an orphan or have been a ward of the court until age 18.

The recipient for this renewable award shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is majoring in math and is in good academic standing.

First preference shall be given to a resident of West Virginia and to someone who wants to teach math.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student, in good academic standing who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Aid.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate, incoming freshman, who has demonstrated experience in or commitment to the Jewish faith and/or community. First preference will be given to a student who demonstrates community involvement and/or academic performance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students, majoring in Jazz Studies in the College of Arts and Media (CAM), specifically in jazz keyboard (piano, organ or synthesizer) or jazz guitar, who are second-semester freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors, in good academic standing with a 2.5 cumulative/3.0 in music courses GPA or higher, who are residents of West Virginia. 

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students, majoring in Marketing or Entrepreneurship, in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB) who are second-semester freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors, residents of West Virginia, and who are in good academic standing with a 2.5 cumulative/3.0 in business courses. First preference to merit and second preference (if there is a tie in merit qualifications) to students who have need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time students in the College of Business who are West Virginia residents and are in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher. First preference for Hannan High School graduates, second preference for Point Pleasant High School graduates, and third preference for any West Virginia high school graduate. Once additional spending is available through future legacy gifts, the award may be made to multiple recipients each year, with a preference for at least one student from Hannan High School, when applicants are available, and the rest to the other original preferences stated.

 

The recipients shall be graduating seniors from Scott, Sherman and Van High Schools in Boone County, West Virginia, who plan to attend Marshall University as full-time students the following academic year. To be eligible, the recipients must have a 3.00 or better GPA

The recipient(s) shall be a resident of West Virginia and a full-time student majoring in accounting in the College of Business.

The recipient shall have a financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit juniors or senior students with GPA over 3.3 who are residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen with the highest GPA, test scores and financial need, per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are majoring in Entrepreneurship in the Lewis College of Business, are residents of West Virginia, in good academic standing with a 3.5 GPA or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The scholarship recipient shall be a full time junior or senior student actively pursuing a degree in Theatrical Design and Technology with a minimum G.P.A of 2.0. 

The intent of this award is to provide for educational expenses of full-time, undergraduate or graduate students majoring in Accounting in the Lewis College of Business who have demonstrated financial need.

The award is renewable for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) for undergraduates, and 2 years (4 semesters) for graduates, if full-time status and a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 are maintained.

The recipients shall be majoring in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in the College of Arts and Media.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students, who are majoring in either the College of Business or the College of Science and who are residents of West Virginia.

First preference to an incoming freshman from Point Pleasant High School.
Second preference to an incoming freshman from any other high school in Mason County, West Virginia.

The recipient shall be a full-time student in good academic standing (2.5 GPA) with financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to a student from Mason County, West Virginia. Second preference to a student from West Virginia.
 

Up to three awards shall provide full tuition, fees, and books and be continued for four years/eight semesters or longer if the undergraduate degree requires it as long as high standards are met. Alternatively, the monetary value of a scholarship award may be established and any needs, beyond other awards, received, including dormitory room and board (half of the dormitory costs if living in the community) may be granted.

Eligible students must meet current or future equivalent standards: 28 ACT score and a high school GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale or equivalent. To continue, students must maintain a 3.5 GPA overall or its future equivalent.

The recipient shall be an entering freshman, full-time undergraduate, first-generation college student, in good academic standing, who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipient shall be a full-time, declared business major in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB) who has reached a junior or senior status.

The recipient shall be a resident of Cabell County, WV and a graduate of a Cabell County High School in WV. 

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen graduating from a Cabell County Public  High School.

The recipient shall be a financially needy student, as identified by the OSFA, majoring in Music

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

This one year award is for seniors who have an overall GPA of 2.75 or better. The award will alternate between marketing and accounting majors in the Lewis College of Business.

Scholarship shall benefit graduating high school seniors graduating from West Virginia with a minimum ACT composite score of 30, or corresponding SAT scores, who will be a full-time incoming freshman. First preference shall go to students enrolled in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE) or the College of Science (COS).

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student with College of Education and Profesional Development who has a minimum overall GPA of 3.25.

First preference shall be shown residents of West Virginia and the metro areas in Ohio and Kentucky.

To be awarded to students in the College of Education who are chosen by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time, incoming freshman, an undergraduate student who is a resident of WV with first preference to residents from Wayne, Mingo, Logan, McDowell, or Boone counties in WV.

The recipient shall be an outstanding UG public relations major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications

Scholarship shall benefit students in the Ceredo-Kenova school district. Recipients shall be selected on the basis of scholastic achievement and financial need.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student that has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to a student from Mingo County, West Virginia.

 

This merit-based award provides educational expenses for chemistry majors. They shall be selected as sophomores and receive the award in their junior and senior years.
 

Scholarship will benefit first year students graduating from Spring Valley High School who attended a school from the Ceredo-Kenova Area.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit Mason County residents attending the Mid-Ohio Valley Campus.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in the School of Arts and Media.

First preference to juniors and seniors. Recipients must also be in good academic standing (2.5 GPA). 

The scholarship shall benefit West Virginia undergraduate students.

This fund is intended for scholarships for students in the Department of Special Education who plan to teach children who have disabilities.

 Full-time undergraduate student majoring in Engineering in the CITE with financial need

The recipient shall be an entering Freshman in the Lewis College of Business who does not receive any other scholarship assistance. The award is not renewable.

 

Funds shall benefit the general scholarship fund for use in assisting students.

The recipent shall be a full-time student, accepted into the School of Nursing and have need. The scholarship may be renewed for upto 4 years.

Scholarship shall benefit students enrolled in the Lewis College of Business, who are residents of West Virginia and are involved with a faith-based/religious student organization.

First preference to incoming freshmen, graduates of Hundred High School in Wetzel County or Cabell Midland High School in Cabell County, West Virginia and/or students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit a student a College of Education and Professional Development. First preference shall be to residents of Prince Georges County, Maryland with a minimum of 2.5 high school GPA.

The scholarship is for full-time, worthy drama students who are theatre performance (drama) majors in the College of Fine Arts.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time, undergraduate or graduate students not majoring in social services, political science, or religious studies.

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate students in the Lewis College of Business who are residents of West Virginia and in good academic 'standing with a 2.75 GPA or higher and have need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to accounting majors who are residents of Mercer; Monroe, McDowell.or Summers Counties in West Virginia. Second preference to accounting majors from any other county in West Virginia.

Third preference to finance majors who are residents of Mercer, Monroe, McDowell or Summers Counties in West Virginia. Fourth preference to finance majors from any other county in West Virginia.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in a field of biology classified as a life science in the College of Science. The recipient shall be in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher.

First preference shall be given to residents of Wayne County in West Virginia.

The award may be renewable for four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing.

Scholarship shall benefit students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering and the Lewis College of Business. The Dean and staff shall make selections.

Scholarship shall benefit students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering and the Lewis College of Business. The Dean and staff shall make selections.

The recipient shall be a current graduate of Point Pleasant High School, Point Pleasant, WV, who has been admitted to Marshall University as a full-time student. First priority shall be shown students with a major in finance. Second priority shall be given students with any business related degree.

 

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students with first preference to students who are first-generation college students, sophomore, residents of West Virginia, who are in good academic standing with at least a 2.5 GPA or higher, and who demonstrate both drive and need per standards of the OSFA.

The recipient(s) shall be a rising sophomore ROTC Cadet at Marshall University, who is a full-time undergraduate student, in good academic standing with the highest cumulative GPA (from all courses taken at MU) among rising sophomore ROTC cadets.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Cabell County, West Virginia, who have a 2.5 high school GPA or better, with financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to graduates of Huntington High School.

Scholarship shall benefit students who are residents of West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, or southern Ohio.

The recipents will be a students who are full time, in the colage of fine arts, and majoring in theatre. 

Recipients shall be at least half-time, graduate Music majors who (1) have been fully admitted to the Marshall University Graduate College; (2) possess a minimum overall GPA of 3.0; and (3) have demonstrated financial need. The Chair of the Department of Music in the College of Fine Arts shall be responsible for the selection process, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. If the minimum GPA of 3.0 is maintained, at the discretion of the department chair, the assistant-ship may be renewed. Graduate students may receive the for a maximum of 4 semesters. If no assistant-ship is awarded in a given year, the available funds shall be transferred to the Clova and Westie Emmalene Brown Scholarship and shall be awarded during that same year.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the College of Business who is a person of great character, who works hard and is active in campus life.

Please contact the College of Business to apply! http://www.marshall.edu/cob/students/scholarships/

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The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Education and Professional Development who has demonstrated financial need.
The recipient who is an incoming Freshman shall have a high school GPA of 2.9 or better; an established Marshall University student shall have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better. 

The recipient shall be a full-time student, a resident of Fayette County, West Virginia and have demonstrated financial need as determined by Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First consideration shall be given to a student whose father or mother was killed during military service.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time, incoming freshmen, from West Virginia, with a high school GPA of 3.75 or greater who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time undergraduate student who is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and a minimum of 3.3 GPA.

Applicant must be legal resident of Nicholas or Greenbrier counties, West Virginia for a minimum of one year.

The recipient(s) shall be an incoming freshman in good academic standing, with first preference to a resident of Logan County, West Virginia.

The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters).

Scholarship shall benefit Broadcast Journalism or Criminal Justice majors.

This scholarship supports students that have lived in Fayette County and graduated from Fayette County High School.

The recipients or shall be a full-time student who is a rising junior or senior with a GPA of 2.5 or better. majoring in Engineering or Pre-Engineering.  Need is not a consideration. Recipents must have aptitudw and interest in Railroad Industry or related work expierence.

The recipient shall be a full-time junior or senior teacher education student in the College of Education and Professional Development who is a West Virginia resident.

The recipients shall be full-time students in the College of information, Technology, and Engineering and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to students who are majoring in civil engineering. 

This scholarship shall benefit students from Cabell and Wayne counties with a GPA of 2.5 or greater, who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients for this annual award shall be full-time students in good academic standing. The dean of the College of Liberal Arts, along with a selection committee, shall select the recipients based on their submitted essays.

This essay contest will be in conjunction with the celebrations of John Marshall's birthday and Constitutional Day activities. The essay winners will be announced on September 24th, John Marshall's birthday.

The essay topic, selection committee, number of prizes, and award amounts shall be determined each year by the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts.

The scholarship will benefit students with financial need after reviewing by the Department of Chemistry. 

This award is for a full-time student in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB) who is a sophomore or higher and has a minimum GPA of 2.50.

The dean of the LCOB shall select the recipient and renew the award, at his/her discretion, if full-time status and a minimum GPA of 2.5 are maintained.

First preference shall be given to students who are involved in campus and/or community activities to both receive and renew the award. 

The purpose ofthis scholarship is to further the educational opportunities for students who are residents of southern West Virginia, with first priority given students from Raleigh County then Clay County, then from the following counties: Boone, Cabell, Fayette, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mercer, Mingo, Wayne and Wyoming. Students from homes with more than one child shall be given preference. Financial need is not a consideration.

Recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate or graduate students who have a minimum high school or college GPA of2.50 or better and shall be selected by the Office ofStudent Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total award of4 years (8 semesters) for both undergraduate and graduate students if full-time status and satisfactory academic achievement are maintained. For renewal, undergraduates may have a GPA of2.0 or better for the fall semester ofthe first year ofthe award (not to be disclosed to the student) but must achieve a minimum overall GPA of 2.50 at the end of each academic year. Graduate students must achieve a minimum overall GPA of 3.00 or better every semester they receive the award. Undergraduate recipients who meet the GPA requirements may, after their graduation, continue to receive the scholarship as a graduate student, for up to a total award for both undergraduate and graduate study of8 years (16 semesters). A graduate student who is a graduate assistant may be selected and receive an augmented stipend.

The recipient shall be a full-time student and a member of the Marshall University Marching Band during the year of the award. Preference shall be given to music majors or members of Kappa Kappa Psi. Students shall be recognized on the basis of outstanding .achievement in musicianship and/or outstanding leadership contributions. The selection shall be made by the Director of the Marching Band and the Chair of the Department of Music in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate students who are residents of West Virginia in good academic standing with a 2.75 GPA or higher and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Applicants shall write a two-page essay on “Prom Night Safety.” Essays received will be shared with the Neighboring Initiative Charitable Trust.
 
First preference to students majoring in Criminal Justice or Forensic Science in the College of Science, who are incoming freshmen, from Cabell County, West Virginia

The recipient shall be a part or full-time student, undergraduate or graduate, who are in good academic standing with a 2.0 GPA or higher, who participates in services provided by the West Virginia Autism Training Center's College Program at Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit graduating seniors of Ripley High School in West Virginia, with a 3.5 GPA or higher and financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be an adult student who has a financial need in the College of Business. First priority will be given to students with dependent children.

Scholarship shall benefit students who have demonstrated experience in or commitment to working with historically underserved or underrepresented populations and have financial need.

The recipients must be West Virginia residents and full-time sophomores at Marshall University with majors in the College of Fine Arts (COFA). The recipients must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in their major and a 2.5 GPA overall. The recipients shall also have talent displayed in their majors, and have demonstrated a commitment to the fine arts.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate student in the College of Arts and Media

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Education and Professional Development or the College of Business.

First preference to students from West Virginia and Ohio. Recipients shall be in good academic standing with at least a 3.0 GPA and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award shall be non-renewable; only received one year by any student.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate nursing student in the College of Health Professions (COHP).

Preference shall be given residents of Mingo County, WV, and Pike County, KY; any year there are no qualifying students from these counties, the award shall go to any qualifying West Virginia or Kentucky resident. 

The recipient shall be a West Virginia or Metro-area resident, full-time junior or senior Criminal Justice major in the College of Science who has demonstrated financial need.

The chair of the Criminal Justice Department shall select the recipient and renew the award, if full-time status and satisfactory academic achievement are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time freshmen students in the College of Science who have demonstrated financial need and have an average of 2.5 GPA or greater.

Recipients shall be residents of West Virginia, with first priority given to residents of Logan, McDowell or Mingo counties in WV.

The Dean of the College of Science (Dean) shall select the recipients and renew the awards for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) if full-time status and a minimum overall GPA of2.5 are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student in the Exercise Science, Sport, and Recreation program with a physical education major who plans to become a teacher. The recipient shall have a 2.7 or better GPA. The award shall be made at the beginning of the semester in which the recipient is fulfilling the student teaching requirement.

The recipients shall be West Virginia residents who are full-time sophomores majoring in Journalism in good academic standing and have demonstrated financial need, as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA). 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit undergraduate students from West Virginia

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia that have graduated high school with a 3.0 or greater and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit graduating seniors from Hannan High School. Scholarship shall be selected by teachers and administrators of Hannan High School

The recipient will be an Exercise Science, Sport and Recreation major in the College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) and have a minimum GPA of 3.5 or better. The chair of Division of Exercise Science, Sport and Recreation will coordinate the selection process, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The dean of the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication shall be responsible for the selection of the recipient.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students that demonstrate financial need, per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient for this award shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Business who is in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher.

First priority will be given to minority students who are majoring in Management.
The second priority will be given to minority students majoring in any business major.
Third priority will be given to students who are majoring in Management.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student undergraduate student who is an Elementary Education major in the College of Education and Professional Development, in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a resident of Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, Wayne, and Mingo counties in West Virginia; the metro counties of Ohio: Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike and Scioto; and the metro counties of Kentucky: Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Floyd, Greenup, Johnson, Lawrence, Martin, and Pike.

The recipient shall be a Communication Studies major in the College of Liberal Arts.

Scholarship shall benefit students majoring in Physics, General Science/Biology, or Chemistry in the College of Education and Professional Development. First priority will be given to students who have graduated from Cabell County High Schools. Second Priority given to graduates from Wayne High School.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students majoring in Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to first-generation students who are residents of West Virginia.

The recipient shall be a full-time sophomore, junior or senior undergraduate student with first preference to a resident of West Virginia or in the metro area of Scioto County, Ohio. The recipient shall also be a participant in the H.E.L.P. program, with first preference to students who are veterans or children of veterans.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Science, who is a resident of Cabell, Lincoln, Mason or Wayne counties in West Virginia, or Lawrence County in Ohio, who is in good academic standing with a 3 .0 GPA or higher and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to students considering occupations in professional healthcare.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3 .0 GP A or higher.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students from Mingo, Wayne, Cabell counties in West Virginia or Pikeville County, Kentucky, with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student whose major is Spanish. The recipient is selected by the dean of COLA and the dean of COEHS in coordination with the Office of Student Financial Aid. 

The recipient shall be a full-time student who is majoring in Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) in good academic standing, with a 3.25 GPA or higher and has need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a resident of West Virginia.

The award shall be renewable up to two years 4 semesters if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The award may be split among multiple recipients.

Per Krystal, guidelines amended can be less than full-time.

The recipient must be a full-time student with a management or marketing major in the Lewis College of Business with an overall GPA of 3.0 or better. The Chair of the Management/Marketing Dept. will be responsible for the selection and renewal process, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award may be renewed for up to a total of four years (eight semesters) pending an overall GPA of 3.0 or better is maintained. Financial need is not a consideration.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student who has a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 and is a science major in the College of Science, or a nursing major in the College of Health Professions.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is a West Virginia resident and a marketing major in the Lewis College of Business. The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need and a minimum overall GPA of 2.50. The Division Head of the Management and Marketing Division will select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award is for one year.

This scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students at Marshall University.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is majoring in chemistry in the College of Science and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to a West Virginian student with an interest in chemical education, and second preference to a West Virginian student pursuing a degree in the health care field (i.e. medicine, dentistry, veterinary, pharmacology, etc.).
 

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is majoring in a laboratory sciences program in the College of Health Professions, who has need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and is a resident of West Virginia or Marshall University's Metro Area (Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike and Scioto Counties of Ohio and Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Floyd, Greenup, Johnson, Lawrence Martin and Pike Counties of Kentucky).

First preference to a student participating in the Medical Laboratories Technology program,
Second preference to a student in the Medical Laboratories Technology program,
The third preference to a student in a Cytotechnology student. 

The scholarship is open to full or part-time, undergraduate or graduate students in the College of Education Professional Development.

Scholarship shall support Anthropology in the College of Liberal Arts and Photojournalism or Graphic Arts majors in the College of Arts and Media.

The recipient may be either an undergraduate or graduate student who has a declared major in Safety. The undergraduate award may be made no earlier than the second semester of the junior year. The graduate award may be made no earlier than the second semester of study.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Education and Professional Development who have financial needs per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to residents of West Virginia.

Students may reapply annually for the award.

Recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate music students in the College of Fine Arts or College of Education and Human Services who have financial need and a minimum overall GPA of 2.5, or at least half-time, graduate music majors in the Graduate College who have financial need and a minimum overall GPA of 3.0. First preference will be given to students whose principal instrument is organ. Secondary preference will be given to music education majors then to students whose principal instrument is piano. The chair of the Department of Music in the College of Fine Arts shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Undergraduate students may receive the award for a maximum of 8 semesters (10 semesters for music education); graduate students may receive the award for a maximum of 4 semesters.

The recipient will be selected by a committee composed of the Chair of the History Department and members of the departments Graduate Committee, in coordination with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

 A graduate student of history at Marshall University to finance his or her thesis research. The basis for selection of the recipient will be twofold: (I) a thesis proposal, not to exceed three typewritten pages in length and approved by the student's thesis director, which is deemed worthy of the award by the selection committee; and (2) a short explanation and justification of projected research e)lpenses required to complete the proposed thesis which the selection committee views as being reasonable and necessary. Applicants must submit an approved thesis proposal and an explanation of projected research expenses to the Chair of the History Department no later than the first day of classes after Thanksgiving. 

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student in the Lewis College of Business who is a West Virginia resident and has demonstrated financial need. If the recipient is an incoming Freshman, a minimum high school GP A of 2.9 is required; if a current Marshall student, a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. A committee of three faculty members in the Division of Management and Marketing in the Lewis College of Business shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) if full-time status and a 3.0 GPA are maintained.

This scholarship shall support students in the College of Education and Professional Development enrolled in Teacher Education that demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The recipients must have attended high school in Logan, Wayne, or Cabell counties.

This award can be renewed if full-time status and satisfactory academic progress are maintained.

Recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student majoring in Sociology who has done outstanding work in the areas of sociological theory and social stratification. 

The recipient shall be selected by the Lewis College of Business Scholarship Committee in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students (including incoming freshmen) in the College of Information Technology and Engineering, who are residents of either West Virginia or the metro counties of Ohio and Kentucky, and are in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3.0 GPA or higher. 

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time sophomore, an undergraduate student majoring in Literature Concentration, Writing Concentration, or Secondary Education Concentration in either the College of Education or the College of Liberal Arts.

The student must have completed the freshman year at Marshall University in one complete academic year (may include both summer sessions). The student must have attained the highest overall Grade Point Average (GPA) of any sophomore English major.

Undergraduate engineering majors in CITE. 

The recipients shall be West Virginia residents who are graduate students in good academic standing and a major in a C.I.T.E. program on the South Charleston Campus. The award shall cover tuition and fees for a graduate course in a C.I. T.E. program taken at the Marshall University Graduate College South Charleston campus. Can be renewed if SAP is maintained.

All education majors at the sophomore level or higher who reside in Huntington, WV, will be considered for this award. The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit full-time students, with a 2.0 GPA, who are residents of West Virginia and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First priority will be given to students from Mingo County, West Virginia.

Scholarship shall be awarded to a full-time undergraduate student, who is an incoming freshman and has a high school GPA of 2.0 or higher.

This scholarship shall support the children of certified classroom teachers in the Fairland, Ohio or Cabell County, West Virginia school districts.

Benefits students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student who is an engineering major in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, in good academic standing with financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a student participating in the Marshall University College Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

The recipient shall be a deserving student in the College of Business who meets the scholarship guidelines established by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit undergraduate students in the College of Education and Professional Development and undergraduate engineering students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student with first preference to a student from Ritchie County, West Virginia; second preference from Wood County, West Virginia; third preference from Pleasants County, West Virginia. A major in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) field should be highly considered.  

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 2.25 GPA or higher.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student with a music performance major in the College of Fine Arts who has an emphasis in keyboard. First preference shall be given West Virginia or Ohio residents. The chair of the music department, in consultation with the dean, shall select the recipient and renew the award at his/her discretion, in cooperation with Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit music education majors within the College of Education and Professional Development.

To be awarded to an incoming ROTC Cadet who is a full-time undergraduate student that has need.

The recipients shall be part-time or full-time, undergraduate or graduate students who are residents of West Virginia.

First preference to students who attended high schools in Cabell County, West Virginia, have demonstrated high academic achievement/in good academic standing with a 3.5 GPA or higher and who are majoring in the Lewis College of Business or its successor. The OSFA shall select the recipient.

Scholarship shall benefit students majoring in Elementary, Special Education or Music Education in the College of Education and Professional Development.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Recipients shall be full-time students currently enrolled as music majors with a field of concentration in voice.

Scholarship shall benefit students whose parents have a disability or work-related injury and/or family of Encova employees.

Scholarship will be awarded to outstanding graduates of West Virginia high schools, two from each of the state's three congressional districts.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is a West Virginia resident and a journalism major in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SOJMC) and in good academic standing.

First preference will be given to a Sports Reporting major.

The recipients shall be entering Freshmen who are full-time students with demonstrated financial need and have Print Journalism majors in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time undergraduate students in the COB, who have financial need per standards of the OSFA, with first preference to a student from Virginia or New York.

Renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing with a GPA of 2.0 or higher. 

The scholarship shall benefit students with a minimum 3.0 GPA who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate students in the COEPD who are residents of Boone County, WV. First preference to students majoring in Elementary Education and/or are from Scott High School in Boone County, WV.

The recipient must have completed high school with a minimum grade average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Preference shall be given to a student majoring in accounting and if no suitable student is identified, the scholarship shall be awarded to a student majoring in the College of Business.

  The recipient must be of good moral character as judged by an officer of the Student Financial Aid Office of Marshall University, in accordance with the standards and practices utilized by said office.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipient and renew the award if full-time status and satisfactory academic progress are maintained.

The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need and e a graduate of a WV High School. 

The recipient shall be either a recent high school graduate with a minimum of 3.75 or better and a minimum SAT score of 1320 or a Marshall University student with an overall GPA of 3.5 or better and a minimum SAT score of 1320.

 

The recipient shall be a full time student in the SOJ. First preference will be given to WV residences.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Roane or Cabell counties in West Virginia, who graduated from high schools in Roane or Cabell counties.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student with priority given to a student who has a 2.5 GPA or better as an undergraduate or 3.0 GPA or better as a graduate. 

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia residents graduating high school with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students that demonstrate financial need, per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be pre-medical education students expressing an interest in continuing the advanced study of medicine with primary consideration given to students from the Tri-state area.

The recipients shall be full-time student, undergraduate students, who are majoring in Mathematics in the College of Science who has need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance, with preference to a resident of West Virginia.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are majoring in chemistry in the College of Science who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance

The recipient of the scholarship shall be a graduate student in the College of Business with first priority given to students who are United States citizens. 

This scholarship shall benefit students with a high level of achievement in high school in academics and activities, who have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preferences to residents of the Washington, D.C. area and Political Science majors.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate and graduate students, majoring in Communication Disorders, in the College of Health Professions. 

This scholarship will benefit students who exhibit financial need and academic status sufficient to merit scholarship aid per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient of this award must be a full-time student in the College of Education and Professional Development at Marshall University. 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Recipients shall be employees or family members of employees of Fruth Pharmacy. Members of family include spouses, children and grandchildren. Recipients must be full- or part-time college students with a GPA of 2.5 or above who have demonstrated community involvement through work experience and/or community service volunteer activity.

The recipient shall be a West Virginia resident who is a full-time junior or senior student majoring in Journalism. 

To be awarded to a graduate from South Point High School, with a GPA of 3.3 or better and a min score of 21 on the act. The student must also be a full-time student majoring in Education and in the College of Education.

Pre-professional engineering program which consists of the first two years of a professional engineering curriculum.

In the event MU provides a professional engineering degree, the scholarship may be extended (these guidelines were likely written during the time the engineering program was dormant)

The recipient shall be a West Virginia native and a full-time junior or senior at Marshall University seeking a commission in the R.O.T.C. program who intends to pursue a military career in the Signal Corps. The scholarship is renewable pending satisfactory academic progress as determined by the Department of Military Science.

Scholarship shall benefit a graduating senior from Spring Valley High School. Student must be accepted into the College of Education and Profession Development. Priority will be given to English majors.

The recipient shall be a full-time student majoring in broadcasting journalism in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications. The award is non-renewable. 

The award recipient will be selected at the end of the freshman year to reward a student who has performed well during his or her first year. The scholarship will be non-renewable.

Cumulative GPA of at least 3.25 at the end of the freshman year.
An active participant in on-campus engineering activities and clubs.
Exemplifies outstanding teamwork and communication skills, as well as high ethical standards.

The recipient shall be a bona fide West Virginia resident student enrolled at Marshall University who is majoring in broadcasting or broadcast journalism.

The recipient must have demonstrated a potential for academic success as adjudged by the Selection Committee after considering such factors as grade point average, standardized test scores and an application in which an applicant discloses information oncerning reasons for wanting the Scholarship, personal accomplishments and personal goals, and financial need will be given consideration among qualified students.

The recipient(s) for this renewable award shall be full-time student(s) in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication with first preference going to students majoring in Sports Journalism. The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipient(s) and renew the award. 

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in nursing in the College of Health Professions, who is in good academic standing, has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and is a resident of Lawrence County, Ohio, Cabell County, West Virginia or Logan County, West Virginia. This scholarship is not applicable to incoming freshman students.

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time students, majoring in nursing, in the College of Health Professions who are in good academic standing of a 3.0 GPA or higher with first preference to students who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall support students majoring in science or mathematics.

The recipient shall be admitted into the nursing program and have demonstrated clinical excellence and leadership. The recipient shall have an overall GPA of 3.5 or better.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are residents of West Virginia, Kentucky or Ohio who are in good academic standing, abide by university policies and have financial need as defined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Incoming freshmen must have at least a 3.0 high school GPA.

This scholarship shall benefit sophomores, juniors or seniors, who have attained a 3.0 GPA average or better with first preference given to students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB) with demonstrated financial need. The Dean of the LCOB, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA), will select the recipient. The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total of four years (8 semesters) if full-time status and satisfactory academic achievement are maintained.

He or she shall be a promising full-time student with demonstrated substantial financial need majoring in dietetics or having an area of concentration in a foods and/or nutrition related area.

The recipient(s) shall be graduate students. The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipients.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Maryland.

Scholarship shall benefit a graduating senior from Spring Valley, Tolsia or Wayne High Schools. Student shall be a full-time undergraduate student.

First preference shall be shown to students majoring in Health Care, Human Resources, Business Management or an agricultural related field.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time incoming freshman who is a graduate of Fairland High School. Recipient shall be selected from students who have the best academic record and have demonstrated financial need.

Awards & Renewals for GSA Students

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Science.

This is an academic scholarship for recipients who meet the university's academic standards as established by The Office of Student Financial Assistance which shall select the recipient.

The recipient of this scholarship is to be a major in the field of history and shall have exhibited an unusual aptitude for and interest in the study of history. The student must be a resident of West Virginia and a senior. 

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Business, with first preference for students majoring in accounting. The recipient should have financial need per the standards of the Office of Financial Assistance. The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of a 3.0 GPA or higher. 
 

The recipient of the one-time award shall be a full-time student and a West Virginia resident in the College of Fine Arts (COFA) with demonstrated financial need. 

The recipient of the one-time award shall be a full-time student and a West Virginia resident in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB) with demonstrated financial need. 

The recipient shall be a full time political science student in good standing and shall be selected by the Department of Political Science of Marshall University in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

Scholarship shall support a graduating senior from Tolsia High School who has a minimum of 3.33 GPA and is seeking a degree in education or business. Student must be full-time.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students who meet satisfactory academic progress.

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time, undergraduate or graduate students who have need per standards of the OSFA.

First preference to students who are residents of WV and who are majoring in the COEPD.
Second preference to any student majoring in the COEPD regardless of residency status.
Final preference will be given to out-of-state legacy students regardless of the selected major.

Scholarship shall benefit students from the Gilbert Creek Watershed.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students majoring in education in the College of Education and Professional Development.   First preference shall be shown to residents of Monroe County and/or Elementary Education majors focusing on literacy. Secondary preferences to the adjacent counties in West Virginia (Mercer, Summer, and Greenbrier) and then to any other county in West Virginia. Financial need may be considered but only if all else are equal. 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Education and Professional Development, who are residents of West Virginia, in good academic standing and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

Scholarship shall benefit first-generation students graduating from Gilbert High School. Students shall have demonstrated financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students that are members of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity or West Virginia residents.

Scholarship shall benefit residents of West Virginia and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Aid.

Freshman recipients shall be full-time chemistry majors in the College of Science (COS) and have a minimum high school GPA of 2.90. Priority shall be given to students considering a career in metals and materials science or who have aspirations of becoming a professional scientist. The recipient shall engage in a minimum of 90 hours per semester of original student-faculty collaborative research.
Recipients after their freshman year shall be full-time chemistry majors with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

The Dean of the COS, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, shall select the recipients and renew the awards for up to a total of four years (eight semesters) if full-time status and satisfactory academic performance are maintained. 

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia residents who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are residents of the Appalachian region: West Virginia, Kentucky, or the Appalachian region of Ohio (eastern Ohio) who have financial need per standards of the OSFA. 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient shall be an entering freshman, full-time undergraduate, first-generation college student, in good academic standing with a 3.0 HS GPA or higher who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time, undergraduate or graduate students who are residents of West Virginia and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to residents of the southern counties of West Virginia: Boone, Fayette, Greenbrier, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Raleigh and Wyoming.

The recipient shall be a full time student, of junior or senior status, in the Elizabeth McDowell Lewis College of Business at Marshall University who has a minimum GPA of 2.5. An Economics major is preferred, but not required. The Lewis College of Business Scholarship Committee, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, shall select the recipient and renew the award for up to a total of 2 years (4 semesters) depending upon satisfactory academic progress.

Scholarship shall support children and grandchildren of a coal miner or mine rescue team member.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students majoring in Graphic Design as upperclassmen, or with demonstrated intent to major in Graphic Design as freshmen or sophomores, in the College of Arts and Media with a GPA of2.5 or higher. The award is renewable for up to a total of four years (8 semesters) if full-time status and a minimum GPA of 2.5 are maintained. The award may be used for tuition/fees, books, room/board, supplies and/or related academic expenses that are not covered by other awards or scholarships. Recipients must file a free Federal Student Aid (F AFSA) application. 

The recipients shall be citizens of the United States of America who are full-time undergraduate students majoring in engineering in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE). First preference is for West Virginia residents. The dean of CITE shall select the recipient and renew the award in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the dean if satisfactory academic achievement (3 .0 GP A and above) is maintained. Financial need is not a consideration.

Scholarship shall benefit children and descendants of those killed in the unfortunate plane accident of November 14, 1970.

This scholarship supports those students with family ties to members of Huntington East High School class of 1946.

Scholarship shall support dependent children of employees of the Huntington Locomotive Shop. Applications shall be made available in the Training Center of the Locomotive Shop.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students with a minimum of 30 credits completed who do not qualify for the Promise Scholarship, or part- or full-time graduate students.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is majoring in the College of Science, in good academic standing with a 3.5 GPA or higher. First preference to a student from Logan County, West Virginia. T
 

Scholarship will benefit children and grandchildren of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 317.

First preference to first-generation dependents with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

The recipient shall be a full-time student majoring in Communication.

The recipient must be enrolled in the College of Fine Arts seeking a degree in Music, must demonstrate true financial need, 
and must have a grade-point average of 3.25 or better.

The scholarship will support a full-time, undergraduate student who has financial need.

The first priority shall be given to graduating seniors of Fairland High School, then to West Virginia residents.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in good academic standing with demonstrated financial need. First priority shall be given to students working towards u degree with a declared major in music or music education.

The recipient must be at least a sophomore with a 2.5 GPA and a full-time student. Must be a legal resident of West Virginia. Students shall be in the College of Arts and Media & must have financial need per the office of Student Financial Aid.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia residents graduating high school with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

The recipients shall be full-time students, who have completed their freshman years, and are majoring in either mechanical or electrical engineering, in the College of lnformation Technology and Engineering.

The recipients must be in good academic standing with at least a 2.5 GPA or higher.

First preference shall be for full-time or part-time employees of J.H. Fletcher Co.
Second preference shall be for residents of West Virginia or the metro counties recognized by Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The scholarship shall support first-year freshmen that are residents of the state of West Virginia.

The student shall be in the upper one-third of their graduating class and have financial need per the standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student with financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a student from Marshall County, West Virginia.
Second preference to a student from Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, or Wetzel Counties in West Virginia.
Third preference to a student from any other county in West Virginia.

This one-year scholarship is for a recent high school graduate who has a minimum GPA of 2.50. The recipient must be pursuing an undergraduate degree as a full-time student.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia who demonstrate financial need and academic potential per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit full-time Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit active members of Kappa Alpha with demonstrated financial need and a 3.0 or greater GPA. Should no qualified KA members apply, other deserving students shall be selected.

First preference for this award shall be given to an incoming freshman who is a resident of West Virginia and who plans to major in Teacher Education.

This scholarship shall benefit graduates of Ripley High School in West Virginia, who are full-time students at Marshall University.

This scholarship benefits Marshall University students.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student from Southern West Virginia, and demonstrated financial need. 

First Preference to Summers County High School Students who has a minimum high school GPA of 2.50.

The recipient shall be a full-time History major in the College of Liberal Arts. 

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students with senior status, who are majoring in the College of Business.

First preference to residents of Wood County, West Virginia. 
 

Scholarship shall benefit students graduating with a 3.5 GPA and an ACT score of 26 or above or corresponding SAT scores.

The recipients shall be a full-time student in the College of Science and be residents of West Virginia with first preference to students from Wyoming County, West Virginia.

First preference to students studying chemistry or biology. The recipients shall be in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.
 

This scholarship shall benefit students enrolled in the College of Business or College of Science who are from West Virginia.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is majoring in the College of Business, a resident of WV and who has need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Aid. 

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate, engineering major in CITE. Students must have financial need and high academic achievement.

First preference for any graduating senior of a Wayne County high school.

Scholarship can be renewed for a total of 4 years pending good SAP.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Health

Professions majoring in Nursing, with first preference to students participating in the prelicensure BSN program.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Theatre in the College of Arts and Media and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3.0 GPA or higher. 

The recipient shall be a full-time student, accepted into the School of Nursing and have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First priority shall be given to a West Virginia resident.

Scholarship shall benefit graduates of Paul Blazer High School pursuing a degree in the College of Science. Student must have 3.0 or greater GPA.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are residents of WV and have financial need per standards of the OSFA.

First preference to first-generation female students who graduated from Logan High School in Logan, West Virginia, or its successor.

The recipient of this award shall be a full-time student majoring in Music Education at Marshall University and in good academic standing.

Scholarship shall benefit undergraduate or graduate students with first priority to full-time students who have a 2.5 GPA or higher as an undergraduate or a 3.0 GPA or higher as a graduate.

Scholarship shall benefit undergraduate or graduate students.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student that is a history major in the College of Liberal Arts.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time student who is a native-born resident of West Virginia who graduated high school with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

The recipient shall be a West Virginia or Metro-area resident, full-time junior or senior Criminal Justice major in the College of Science who has demonstrated financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The chair of the Criminal
Justice Department shall select the recipient and renew the award, if full-time status and satisfactory academic achievement are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time students in the Marshall University College of Information Technology and Engineering, who are majoring in engineering.

Additionally, recipients of the Jeannine Y. Francis Engineering Scholarships should deem to have financial need pursuant to standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and be in good academic standing pursuant to standards of the Marshall University College of Information Technology and Engineering.

Applicants from Southern West Virginia shall be given increased consideration.

The recipient for this award shall be a full-time student in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication with financial need. First preference shall be a student majoring in Sports Journalism from Wood County, WV. Second preference shall to go to a student majoring in Sports Journalism from WV. Third preference shall go to a student majoring in Sports Journalism with no restrictions on area. If no Sports Journalism majors can be identified, the award shall go to any major within the School of Journalism. This scholarship will be awarded and renewed by the Dean of the SOJMCin cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time Undergraduate student in the College of Education and Professional Development, who is a resident of West Virginia and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipient will be a nursing major in the College of Nursing and Health Professions (CONHP). The Dean of the CONHP will be responsible for the selection process, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. This is a one-year award.

Student must be majoring in Nursing, Junior or Senior level, Financial need will be a consideration but not a must criteria.

Scholarship shall benefit students with a minimum of 3.0 who demonstrate need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student from West Virginia with first preference to biology majors and second preference to environmental science majors. The recipient(s) shall be in good academic standing with a 3.5 GPA and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3.5 GPA or higher. The Dean of the College of Science, or their designee, shall select the recipient and renew the award in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. For the first FIVE (5) years the annual award(s) shall total $10,000.00. Each year thereafter the award can be made up to the amount available in the expendable fund.
 

The recipient for this award shall be a full-time student majoring in music or music education who is a trombone student in good academic standing and who exhibits outstanding performance, participation, versatility, and professionalism. The Dean of the College of Fine Arts or his/her designee shall approve the recipient, based on recommendations of faculty for low brass in the School of Music and Theatre and their Scholarship Committee.

Scholarship shall benefit residents of West Virginia who are majoring in elementary education.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is a West Virginia resident and outstanding Computer Science student as determined by the Dean of CITE.

The recipient shall be selected each year based upon academic performance and contributions to the Computer Science program through activities performed in conjunction with student activities such as the student chapter of ACM, programming competitions, volunteering with open nouse, SCORES, and similar activities.

The award may be renewed for up to four years (eight semesters) if good academic standing and full-time status are maintained.

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate students.

First preference to incoming freshmen, who are residents of West Virginia and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipients

The recipients shall be undergraduate or graduate students, who are in their last year of study, have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and have no other means to pay their account in order to complete classes needed for graduation.

First preference to residents of West Virginia; The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipients.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students that demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate accounting major in the Lewis College of Business who has a minimum of 3.0 GPA, is a sophomore or higher, and is a West Virginia resident. 

Scholarship shall benefit students in the Lewis College of Business.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia. First preference will be given to graduates from Poca High School. Second preference to students from Putnam County, West Virginia.

The recipient shall be selected from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. They shall be full-time students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 and demonstrate financial need. Preference should be in selecting students from West Virginia.

Funds shall benefit the general scholarship fund for use in assisting students.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students majoring in the School of Journalism in the College of Arts and Media who are residents of West Virginia and have need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient will be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate (sophomore, junior or senior) or graduate student who is a low brass music major in the College of Arts and Media, or a music education major in the College of Education and Professional Development. The recipient will meet established qualifications in performance and have earned a GP A of 3.0 or higher in the previous semester. First preference for the award will be a qualifying student who is a trombone player. Second preference to a qualifying student who is a low brass player. The award may be renewable up to two and a half years (five semesters) if the recipient is an undergraduate student, or up to one and a half years (three semesters) if a graduate student, on condition that the recipient continues the qualifications in performance and maintains a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

To be awarded to a graduate student majoring in counseling in the college of education.

This scholarship supports a student who is a Physical Therapy major in the college of Health Professions. The student must be a resident of West Virginia who maintains a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

This scholarship shall support a full-time undergraduate student majoring in special education in the College of Education and Professional Development. They shall be West Virginia residents and have a 2.5 GPA or higher.

The recipient shall be an outstanding ROTC Cadet at Marshall University. The Professor of Military Science shall select the recipient, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award is for one year only.

This fund is for the benefit of full-time students who have demonstrated financial need and are in the H.E.L.P. (Higher Education for Leaming Problems) program at Marshall University. The award shall be applied directly towards their tutoring fees. 

The recipients shall be graduate students in the Lewis College of Business. The Dean of the Lewis College of Business, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students with a 3.25 GPA or higher who demonstrate need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient, of this one year award, shall be a visual arts student in the College of Arts and Media or the College of Education, and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Preference shall be given to first year students, and residents of the metro area of Marshall University

Scholarship shall benefit a high school graduate from West Virginia.

The scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen who are pursuing a teacher education major in the College of Education and Professional Development and has financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference will be given to a resident of the Dunlow area of Wayne County, West Virginia.
Second preference shall be given to a graduate of Tolsia High School in Wayne County, West Virginia.
Third preference shall be given to any resident of Wayne County, West Virginia.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students from West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia or Kentucky students. The recipient shall have earned a GED within five years of receipt of this award with total points of 250 or above and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

To be awarded to a rising Junior who is enrolled full time majoring in Communication Studies in the College of Liberal Arts. Student must have at least a 3.0 GPA and be in good academic standing. First preference shall be given to a graduate of Nitro High School, second preference to a resident of Kanawha county, and third preference to a resident of WV.

This scholarship shall benefit academically outstanding students at Marshall University.

The scholarship will be awarded annually to a rising junior or senior, who is a full-time student, majoring in education in the College of Education and Professional Development and a resident of West Virginia.

The recipient shall be in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher and has demonstrated leadership and service through involvement in church, community or other appropriate organization.

For piano students in need of assistance or if that is not possible use funds for additional piano 

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students who are majoring in forensic science in the College of Science.

First preference to residents of West Virginia.

 

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time undergraduate student.

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The recipient shall be a full-time student with major in nursing who is either an undergraduate with junior status or a graduate student. The one time award will be used for expenses associated with the recipient's approved research project, such as materials, postage, travel, etc. The dean of the College of Health Professions shall make the selection.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student who is majoring in Digital Forensics and Information Assurance in the College of Science. 

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The Dean of the College of Science, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

Scholarship shall benefit students who have graduated high school with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

The scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate student who, upon auditioning, has demonstrated a level of musicianship acceptable to a designated committee of music faculty members. Preference will be given to a string major. If a suitable string candidate is not available, any student of orchestral performance may audition for selection by the committee. It is the expressed intent of the scholarship to financially assist those students of exceptional musical ability and determination who most need the assistance. This aim, however, shall in no way restrict the designated committee of music faculty members from making the award to whomever they determine will be best served by the scholarship. The recipient shall use the scholarship to assist in her or his development as a musician. This may include, but is not limited to: educational expenses, fees for music festivals, instrument repair, equipment (tuners, metronomes), lessons or sheet music. The Music Department Chair will make the award in cooperation with the Office of Student Flnanclal Assistance.

This scholarship shall be awarded to a full-time undergraduate student who is a Communication Studies major in the College of Liberal Arts, with a 2.5 GPA or higher. First preference to students previously in the foster care system.

The recipient(s) for this renewable award shall be full-time students in the School of Journalism with financial need, as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students with need who have an ACT score of 30 or higher.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students who are in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have financial need per standards of the OSFA.

First preference to a resident of Fayette County, WV majoring in COB.
Second preference to a resident of Fayette County, WV majoring in any other college.
Third preference to a resident of any other county in West Virginia majoring in the COB. 

Recipients shall be students in the Lewis College of Business with first priority being given to Economics majors.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE) who have completed their freshman year.

The recipients shall be residents of Cabell, Lincoln, Mason or Wayne counties in West Virginia, and have a minimum academic standing of 2.5 GPA. 

The recipient for this one-time award shall be a West Virginia resident, in good academic standing, who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and is taking classes at the Charleston campus of the Marshall University Graduate College. 

The recipients of this award shall be full-time, undergraduate music students in the College of Fine Arts or the College of Education and Human Services. 

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student from West Virginia who is a first-year student studying nursing in the School of Nursing. First preference to a first-generation students.

Scholarship shall benefit a resident of Cabell and Wayne counties in West Virginia or Lawrence County, Ohio. 

To help students who graduated from Point Pleasant High School, with first preference to students majoring in Education or in the College of Education.

Funds shall benefit the general scholarship fund for use in assisting students.

Scholarship shall be awarded to a Social Studies major in the College of Education and Professional Development. Student must have graduated high school with a 3.0 GPA or better.

This scholarship shall support a full-time student of West Virginia Residence. First preference shall be given to first-generation students who plan to live on campus during the first two years of college. 

The recipient shall be a full-time graduate student majoring in Communication Disorders in the College of Health Professions and selected as the graduate assistant to support the chair of the Department of Communication Disorders.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be two full-time undergraduate students with a 3.0 GPA or higher, who are chemistry majors in the College of Science, who will conduct research under the mentorship of a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and are residents of West Virginia.

Recipients are eligible for renewal.

First preference to students from Kanawha, Putnam, Wayne, Lincoln, Boone, Logan, McDowell, Mercer, Monroe, Mingo and Wyoming counties.

The scholarship shall support a student who is a building tradesman or a dependent of a building tradesman, either currently employed, retired or deceased, who is or was at the time of retirement or death a member of a Local Union affiliated with the Tri-State Building Trades Council.

First priority shall be given to a student who is a dependent of a deceased building tradesman or one who has been permanently disabled through a job-related accident.

Preference shall be given to dependents of tradesmen whose Local Union has maintained a fifty percent (50%) attendance record at the regular monthly meetings of the Tri-State Building Trades Council over the past twelve (12) month period. The recipient must have an overall GPA of 2.5 and be a full-time student to be selected.

Scholarship shall benefit graduating seniors from West Virginia, Ohio or Kentucky, who have an ACT score of 30 or higher and a GPA of 3.5 or better.

The recipients shall be incoming freshmen, full-time undergraduate students, who are residents of Kentucky, Ohio or West Virginia, in good academic standing and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to first generation college students in the H.E.L.P. Program. 
Second preference to deserving students in the H.E.L.P. program.

The scholarship shall benefit students pursuing a degree in education.

First preference to students who are residents of Carter County, Kentucky.
Second preference to students from Carter County Kentucky
Third preference to students from West Virginia, pursuing a degree in education.

This scholarship shall support physically-challenged students.

This shall benefit West Virginia students enrolled full-time in the College of Business who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

the award will be made to students who are juniors or seniors;must have an overall 3.0 GPA;have evidenced in his/her first two years an international spirit as determined by: an Interest in a career in International affairs; humanitarian service; or concern for children in the Third World.

An application must be submitted accompanied by an essay (300 to 500 words) based on research about UNICEF or Lawrence Bruce and the perpetuation of his spirit.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is a West Virginia resident and a journalism major in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SOJMC) and in good academic standing. 

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Liberal Arts who has financial need. First preference given to WV residents. 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The scholarship shall benefit students who have been active in student governance at Marshall University.

This scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The scholarship shall benefit rising senior or graduating undergraduate students who are pursuing any major in the Mathematics Department. 

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Science, have a demonstrated financial need, be a West Virginia resident and have a minimum of 2.5 GPA at Marshall University, or, if an incoming freshman, have a minimum HS GPA of 3.0. 

First preference shall be given to a student who is St. Joseph Central High School, Huntington, WV graduates.

Scholarship shall benefit students who are residents of Braxton County and graduates of Braxton County High School in West Virginia.

The scholarship is for full-time, worthy voice students who are music performance (voice) majors in the College of Fine Arts.

To be awarded to full time rising juniors or seniors who are enrolled in the College of Arts and Media majoring in Journalism and Mass Communication. The student must have a 3.5 GPA or higher and be in good academic standing. First preference given to students who exemplify the core principles of journalism.

To be awarded to students in the College of Education majoring in Education with an endorsement in Special Education. Students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher, and be a resident of WV or a metro county in either Ohio or Kentucky. Student must also have high need.

Scholarship shall be awarded to a non-traditional student who is a resident of the University's metro area.

The recipient shall be an academically deserving student in the Lewis College of Business, which shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, which shall renew the award for up to a total of 4 years (8 semesters) if satisfactory academic progress is maintained. The student must have a demonstrated financial need, as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit a junior in the College of Education who has proven his or herself, through scholastic qualification and motivation, to be a serious student.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time freshman who is a graduate of Spring Valley High School with a 2.5 or greater GPA. Student shall have demonstrated financial need and shall have shown interest in math and science while in high school.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen with a minimum of 2.9 GPA.

The recipient shall be a deserving Graduate student in the Psychology Department of Marshall University who has completed at least 24 graduate credits in their program of study. Criteria for the award will include Graduate GPA, community/department service, and at least 2 letters of support from department faculty. 

To support students affected by the 2016 flood or those affected by economic challenges in Southern West Virginia.

The recipient shall be an outstanding ROTC Cadet at Marshall University who is a full-time, undergraduate student.

The first preference shall be given qualified graduates of Huntington High School, in Huntington, WV. The Professor of Military Science (the Professor) shall select the recipient, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

At the discretion of the Professor, the award can be renewed for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) if an overall GPA of 2.5 and full-time status are maintained. Financial need is not a consideration.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student who has a minimum overall GPA of 2.5. First preference shall be given a student who is a ROTC cadet and is in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB). If no student qualifies, then an eligible student in the LCOB shall receive the award. The Dean of the LCOB, in conjunction with the Professor of Military Science in the Army ROTC, shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) if full-time status and a minimum overall GPA of 2.5 are maintained.

The recipient shall be a senior in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications (SOJMC) who has had exceptional academic achievement. 

The scholarship shall benefit students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher with financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Aid.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications of the College of Arts and Media who are in good academic standing (2.5 GPA) with first preference to students from Wayne County, West Virginia

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the College of Health Professions who is a resident of West Virginia with financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference for a student majoring in dietetics.
 

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Education and Professional Development who is in the Special Education Program designed to train individuals to teach students with non-categorical disabilities.

The recipient shall have a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be eligible for the award; first preference shall be shown students from Mercer County, West Virginia; second preference.to residents of McDowell, Monroe, Summers, Wyoming, Raleigh, and Greenbrier counties in West Virginia; if no qualified students are available from those counties, the scholarship is then open to any qualified West Virginia resident.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Education and Human Services, majoring in Elementary Education. This award shall be made at the beginning of the academic year in which the recipient is fulfilling their Level II Clinical Experience.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student in the College of Education and Professional.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen from West Virginia with a 2.9 GPA or higher.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time, undergraduate theatre majors in the College of Fine Arts (COFA) who have an overall minimum GPA of 2.50. 

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student in the Lewis College of Business who is in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and has financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First priority to a student from Mingo County, West Virginia. Second preference to a student from Cabell County, West Virginia. Third preference to a West Virginia resident. The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3.0 GPA or higher.
 

This scholarship shall benefit students at Marshall University.

The recipients shall be full time students selected by the Art Department Chair and the Art Faculty in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Students are selected in competition each spring for the following academic year.

The award may be given to one or more individuals who are vocal students at Marshall University. The recipient/s may be undergraduate music or music education students. The award is renewable up to four years and may be given to an entering freshman. Selection of the recipient/s shall be made by the Department of Music Scholarship Committee in consultation with the Chair ofthe Department of Music and the Dean ofthe College of Fine Arts and implemented by the office of Student Financial Assistance. Awarded funds may be used to cover any costs associated with attending the university including, but not limited to, tuition, music materials, accompanist services, and touring experiences. The recipient/s shall demonstrate potential for vocal excellence and exemplify academic and musical achievement. Recipients of the award shall be designated as "Choral Scholars" and will participate in the Marshall University Choral Union

Scholarship shall benefit students who have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The Martha Helbig Scholarship supports students without living parents on the basis of need and desire to further their education.

The recipient for this award shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is majoring in Physical Education/Wellness in the College of Education and Professional Development and who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications at Marshall University. The award shall be given to one student only. 

This scholarship is for two entering freshmen journalism students. The award may be renewed pending satisfactory academic progress; the total award may not exceed 4 years (8 semesters).

This scholarship shall benefit full-time Marshall University students.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time, rising sophomore undergraduate student who is a nursing major in the College of Health Professions, in good academic standing with a 2.5 GP A or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to residents of West Virginia.

The scholarship shall benefit returning students who wish to further their education.

This scholarship shall benefit a student from southern West Virginia who has financial need. The recipient must be pursuing a teaching degree in the College of Education and Professional Development.

The recipients shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the College of Business and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The Dean of College of Business or his/her designee shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Student will be enrolled in the College of Arts and Media and have need.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Education and Professional Development.

First preference shall be given to a Biological Science major.
Second preference shall be given to a Mathematics major.

Students shall have attained junior or senior status and have a 2.9 GPA or better. First preference shall be given to West Virginia residents.

The award shall be renewable for up to 2 years (4 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 2.9 GPA or higher.

This scholarship shall benefit West Virginia Residents.

The recipient shall be a WV native who has graduated from a WV public high school. Must have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0.

First priority shall be given to a Full-Time student in the College of Liberal Arts who has demonstrated sustained involvement in the political life of his/her community on behalf of progressive causes, organizations, or candidates that are concerned with issues of peace, justice, or social welfare. 

 

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time undergraduate or graduate students, who are residents of West Virginia, in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

Scholarship shall benefit students in financial need.

Scholarships shall benefit residents of West Virginia who demonstrate financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time Marshall University students.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Media with first preference to residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate financial need and academic potential, per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

To be awarded to undergraduate students who are majoring in accounting and accepted into the College of Business that are in good academic standing. First preference will be given to residents of the state of WV.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time, graduate students who have been fully admitted; possess a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 or higher, and have demonstrated financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a West Virginia Alpha member who is a full-time student in his or her junior or senior year at Marshall University. The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need and meet the institutional which shall make scholarship the selection standards for this established one by year the award. 

Scholarship shall benefit Junior/Senior students attending the Mid-Ohio Valley Campus from Wood, Pleasants, Tyler, Ritchie or Wirt counties in West Virginia or Washington County, Ohio.

Scholarship shall benefit students who have participated in 4H.

Scholarship shall benefit students graduating from high school with a 3.5 GPA and an ACT score of 26 or greater.

Scholarship shall be awarded to College of Education and Professional Development students majoring in Elementary Education.

The recipient shall be a sophomore in the College of Health Professions (CHP) who has been accepted into the BSN Program, has demonstrated financial need and a 2.5 or better GPA. Priority shall be given to graduates of Spring Valley High School in Wayne County, WV; then to a graduate of any Wayne County, WV high school; then to any WV high school graduate. The CHP selection committee, under the direction of the dean, shall select the recipient and renew the award, in consultation with Dr. Charles Giangarra, Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, or his designee, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSF A). The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total award of3 years (6 semesters) if full-time status and a minimum GPA of 2.5 are maintained and the recipient remains in the BSN program. The award is for tuition/fees and books only.

The scholarship shall benefit full-time Early Childhood Education majors in the College of Education and Professional Development.  

Scholarship shall benefit full-time Humanities majors in the College of Liberal Arts, with a Religious Studies concentration.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who is a resident of Cincinnati, Ohio and in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher.

The first preference will be to be a marketing major in the College of Business. Second preference to any other business major in the College of Business.

The student shall be a graduate of Wayne County High School who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

 

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are majoring in education in the College of Education and Professional Development, who have financial need per standards of the OSFA.

The scholarship shall benefit a full-time engineering student in the College of Information Technology and Engineering.

MHN will pay awarded recipients under the MHN Tuition Assistance Program as follows:

• To incoming juniors: $5,000 per semester for each of the final four semesters in their nursing program in return for a five (5)- year commitment to full-time employment as a registered nurse at a Mountain Health Network (MHN) hospital (total $20,000 award).
• To incoming seniors: $5,000 per semester for each of the final two semesters in their nursing program in return for a three (3)- year commitment to full-time employment as a registered nurse at a Mountain Health Network (MHN) hospital (total $10,000 award).
• MHN Hospitals are Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary’s Medical Center.

Scholarship benefits students from West Virginia with a 2.0 GPA or above, who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia that have graduated high school with a 3.0 GPA or greater and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia residents graduating high school with a 2.5 GPA or better, who have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia with a high school GPA of 2.0 or greater, who have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students enrolled in the College of Education and Professional Development.

Scholarship shall benefit an outstanding student with a 3.0 GPA or better.

The recipient shall be a full-time accounting major in the Lewis College of Business who has a minimum of 2.5 G.P.A.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the Lewis College of Business in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good standing of 3.0 GPA or higher. The Dean of the Lewis College of Business, or his/her designee, shall select and renew the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

To be awarded to undergraduate students that have high need.

Scholarship shall benefit a deserving full-time sophomore student.

Scholarship shall benefit employees or children of employees of Marshall University

Scholarship shall benefit students who are residents of West Virginia and have financial need per the standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship will support students pursuing a degree at MU Mid-Ohio Valley Center.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who attended high school in one of the following counties: Butler, Clermont, Hamilton or Warren in Ohio; Boone, Campbell or Kenton in Kentucky.

First preference to incoming freshmen. Recipients will be chosen based on a combination of GPA, cocurricular activities and financial need, per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance, with priority to GPA and co­curricular activities.

The severity of financial need shall serve as the tie-breaker when GPA and co­curricular activities are equal. 

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student of a sophomore standing, who is a Psychology major in the College of Liberal Arts and a WV resident (first preference given to students who attended high school in Jackson County, WV). The student must be in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and must not be a recipient of the Promise Scholarship. 

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time students who are civil engineering majors in the College of Engineering and Computer Science who are residents of West Virginia

The recipient(s) shall be an incoming freshman with a cumulative high school GPA of 3.25 or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The first preference is a student previously in the foster care system.
 

The recipient shall be a full time undergraduate student, in the Lewis College of Business, who is a resident of West Virginia and has good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher. The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of a 2.5 GPA or higher. The Dean of the Lewis College of Business, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient and renew the award in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time juniors or seniors with minimum 3.3 GPA.

The recipient(s) shall be a MOVC full-time sophomore, junior or senior student(s) with a minimum 2.5 GPA exhibiting financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance with scholarships awarded to students from the following priority ordered locations:
1) Mason County, WV,
2) Gallia County, OH
3) Meigs County, OH.
 

The recipient shall be a full-time or part-time, undergraduate or graduate student who is and has been a member of the MU Speech and Debate Team for a minimum of one semester and intends to continue.

The scholarship shall be awarded to the student demonstrating the highest level of devotion and work ethic to the competitive team (this may not translate to wins but shows devotion and effort). If determined equally among more than one team member, secondary consideration shall be the student’s support, encouragement, and helpfulness to teammates.

The award shall be renewable up to three additional years (6 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The student forfeits the scholarship if they cease to participate on the speech and debate team. However, should the team cease to exist, the student continues to receive the scholarship for the promised term.


 

The recipient shall be an undergraduate theatre major in good standing who has demonstrated leadership skills, community service and commitment to the theatre department. The award is for one year; however, an outstanding student may be considered for renewal.

The recipients shall be full-time or part-time, undergraduate or graduate students who are residents of Pocahontas County, WV in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Aid.  

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student, who is a resident of West Virginia, in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher, and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of a 2.5 GP A or higher.

The recipient(s) shall be a graduate student who is a strings major in the School of Music and be in good academic standing. First preference to a violinist. Second preference to another bowed string player. The award shall be renewable up to two (2) years (4 total semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media, or at his/her discretion the School of Music, shall select the recipent

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the College of Education and Professional Development, who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit students of full-time status.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student in the School of Pharmacy, who is a resident of West Virginia

First preference to female students who live in Kanawha County or an adjacent county (Jackson, Roane, Clay, Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Boone, Lincoln or Putnam).
The recipient must have and maintain a 3.0 GPA.

The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters). 

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time West Virginia student who has a minimum GPA of 3.0 and have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be at least a sophomore journalism major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications who is in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA and has financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a student from Columbus, Ohio. The second preference to a student from Ohio and the third preference to a student from West Virginia. 

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate junior or senior student in the College of Education and Professional Development with first preference to students who are majoring in either Music or Biological Sciences.

This scholarship shall support students from Braxton County High School, with first preference to incoming freshmen student and/or a student planning to major in Engineering.

To help a full time undergraduate or graduate student who has financial need.

Financially needy Masters level and Ph.D. level College of Information Technology students studying in the fields of Information Systems, Engineering, or Environmental Science.

Students selected for this scholarship shall be financially needy Masters level or Ph.D. level College of Business students studying in the fields of Accounting and Finance.

Requirements: financially needy Masters of Science, Ph.D., or DNS level College of Health Professions students studying in the field of Nursing + DMPNA students which actually is housed under COB—the DMPNA program picks one student a year. (Doctor of Management Practice in Nurse Anesthesia)

This fund shall support the Prentiss Lee Faulconer Jr. Department of Accountancy and Legal Environment within the Lewis College of Business and Brad D. Smith Schools of Business and be used to fund junior and senior undergraduate and graduate scholarships. The Dean of the Lewis College of Business, or at their discretion the Chair of the Accountancy and Legal Environment Department, shall select the recipients and renew the awards in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.
 

Recipients of the scholarship will be students from high schools in the Huntington district who have been recommended to the Huntington Rotary Club by their respective schools.

Scholarship shall be awarded to senior level students from the College of Education and Professional Development. Student must have financial need per the standards of the office of student financial aid. 

Consideration will be given to students that are campus leaders and involved in the community. 

The scholarship shall benefit Graduate Students, based on the selection of the office of student financial aid.

Scholarship will benefit high achieving incoming freshman as determined by the office of student financial aid. 

The scholarship shall benefit upperclassmen.

The recipients shall be incoming freshmen interested in engineering and/or full-time undergraduate students majoring in Engineering in the College of Information Technology and Engineering. The Dean of the College of Information Technology and Engineering, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full or part-time, undergraduate or graduate students in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE). The dean of CITE shall select the recipient and renew the award in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed at the discretion of the dean if satisfactory academic achievement is maintained. Financial need is not a consideration.

Scholarship shall be awarded to those students recommended by the R.A.D.A.R committee.

The recipients shall be a full-time undergraduate students who are majoring in accounting in the Lewis College of Business who are residents of Kentucky or West Virginia and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit students majoring in Political Science, who demonstrate need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student from West Virginia in good academic standing (2.5 GPA) and has financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a non-music major participating in the School of Music.  

This scholarship shall benefit a full-time freshman from Midland Trail High School in Fayette County, West Virginia. Student must have a minimum high school GPA of 2.75. 

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time freshman undergraduate student who is a primary or secondary education major(s) in the College of Education. Residents of the state of West Virginia with first preference to graduates of Wayne High School in Wayne, WV with at least a 2.5 high school GPA and have financial need as determined by the office of student financial aid. 

The award is for a full-time, incoming freshman student who has been accepted in the Lewis College of Business (LCOB).

The LCOB shall select the recipient and renew the award for up to total award of 4 years (8 semesters) if full-time status and satisfactory academic progress are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarshi shall benefit a full-time student majoring in Engineering, in the College of Information Technology and Engineering.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are majoring in Engineering in the College of Information Technology and Engineering.

Scholarship shall benefit a Lewis College of Business student majoring in accounting.

The recipient shall be one West Virginia resident, who has received the Promise Scholarship, and has demonstrated financial need. The recipient shall be pursuing an undergraduate degree in the College of Information Technology and Engineering with first preferences to a freshman and/or an engineering major.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student majoring in engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences who is in good academic standing and has need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to West Virginia residents.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing.
 

Scholarship shall benefit a child or grandchild of a Marshall University Alumni and must be a resident of the River Cities area.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student who graduated from South Point High School in South Point, Ohio with at least a 3.0 GPA.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Accounting in the College of Business, who has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance, with first preference to residents of Logan, Wyoming or Ritchie Counties in West Virginia and second preference to residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Lincoln County, West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit recipients with a high school GPA of 3.5 or better and a 30 ACT score or better, or corresponding SAT scores.

The recipient shall be a junior or senior in the Lewis College of Business who has a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated leadership ability. The Dean of the College, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, shall select the recipient. The scholarship may be renewed one year for recipients who are juniors, pending satisfactory academic progress.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is a Political Science major in the College of Liberal Arts and a resident of WV in good academic standing with a GPA of 2.5 or higher. First preference to residents of Boone or Cabell County in WV.

Scholarship shall benefit students have who have served a minimum of two years in the US Armed Forces.

The recipient shall be a full-time student who is an engineering major in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. 

The recipient shall be a West Virginia or Metro-area resident, full-time junior or senior Criminal Justice major in the College of Science who has demonstrated financial need.

The chair of the Criminal Justice Department shall select the recipient and renew the award, if full-time status and satisfactory academic achievement are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipient(s) shall be full-time undergraduate students. 

First preference to students from Harrison High School in Hamilton County, Ohio or its successor.
Second preference shall be to residents of Hamilton County, Ohio.

First preference for this renewable award shall be given to a student( s) in the College of Fine Arts who is a West Virginia resident with financial need. The award may be renewed as long as a minimum 2.5 GPA is maintained the recipient's freshman year and at least a 2.75 is maintained the remaining six semesters. The recipient must also remain a student in good standing in the College of Fine Arts.

The recipient for this renewable award shall be a music major with first preference going to a student from West Virginia. Recipient must have a minimum 2.5 GPA with financial need. The recipient must also have an outstanding audition with musical potential. The Dean of the College of Fine Arts and the Department Chair, in collaboration with the Office of Student Financial Assistance, shall make the award.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student from Wyoming, Mingo, Logan or McDowell counties in West Virginia and has financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The recipient shall be in good academic standing with at least a 3.0 GPA. 
 

The recipient(s) shall be full-time, undergraduate, incoming freshmen, who are in good academic standing with a 2.75 GPA or higher and have need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to Rubberlite, Inc.' s employee dependents, to include children and stepchildren.
Second preference to residents of Cabell or Wayne counties in West Virginia and/or Lawrence County in Ohio.

Scholarship will benefit students with exceptional need.

The recipient shall be an outstanding student - 3.5 grade point average or better - majoring in English

The recipient shall be a full time student with a major in either English or Classis in the College of Liberal Arts, who is a WV resident.

The recipient shall be a string student performing in the Orchestra in the Department of Music. 

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate or graduate students in the COHP. First preference to students majoring in nursing. Second preference to any other health science majors in the COHP.

The recipients shall be graduate students majoring in Communication Disorders in the College of Health Professions who are residents of West Virginia, in good academic standing per standards of the Graduate College and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full time undergraduate student majoring in Geography.

The scholarship shall benefit students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. The recipient(s) for this renewable award shall be full-time student(s) in the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communication with first preference going to students majoring in Radio/TV Production and Management or Sports Journalism.

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the Lewis College of Business. The dean of the Lewis College of Business shall select the recipient for this one-year award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be undergraduate students from West Virginia who have need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance, with preference to students from Raleigh County, West Virginia.  The awards shall be based on financial need, and provide up to each student's cost of attendance (enough to cover tuition, fees, room and board, books and other educational expenses) and will be renewed for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipients and renew the awards if full-time status and satisfactory academic progress are maintained. As the market value of this scholarship fund grows, the grant awards should grow proportionally.
 

Scholarship will be awarded to any Education major in the College of Education and Professional Development that has financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid. Students must be enrolled full-time and have a 2.5 GPA or higher.

The award will enable the Chair of the Social Work Program to provide specific Social Work textbooks to deserving students for use in their studies.

The recipient shall be a full time, undergraduate student who is majoring in French in the college of Liberal Arts. First preference shall be shown to WV residents.

Scholarship recipients shall be a senior accounting major, shall have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance, have a 3.0 overall grade point average, and be a Tri-State resident.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students who are incoming freshmen, residents of WV, in good academic standing with a high school GPA of 2.0 to 3.3, and have financial need per standards of the OSFA. First preference to residents of Greenbrier County, WV. Second preference to residents of the adjacent counties of Greenbrier County, which includes the following counties: Webster, Pocahontas, Monroe, Summers, Fayette, and Nicholas.

This scholarship shall support the children and grandchildren of full-time employees of Service Pump and Supply Co.

To support Ex-Military Veterans, their spouse or direct descendants who wish to attend Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit students in the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Education and Professional Development (COEPD).

First priority shall be given to full-time graduate history majors
Second priority shall be given to full-time graduate students in the COEPD.

The recipients shall be sophomore students who are West Virginia residents with demonstrated financial need and have a2.75 GPA or better. The recipients shall be full-time students working towards a degree with a declared major in one ofthe following disciplines: engineering in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE), or mathematics or science in the College of Science (COS). The award shall be divided evenly between the two colleges each year.

The recipients shall be sophomore students who are West Virginia residents with demonstrated financial need and have a 2.75 GPA or better. The recipients shall be full-time students working towards a degree with a declared major in mathematics in the College of Science (COS). 

The scholarship is renewable for up to a total award of 3 years (6 semesters) if full-time status and a minimum GPA of 2.75 are maintained, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student who has a minimum overall GPA of3.0 and is a member in good standing of the MU Delta Kappa Chapter of Delta Omicron International Music Fraternity, Marshall University. The recipient must be a music or music education major or music minor and be recommended by the Chapter Advisor. The chair of the Department of Music in the College of Fine Arts shall select the recipient, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The scholarship may be renewed for up to a total award of 4 years (8 semesters) at the discretion of the chair.

The recipients of this need-based award shall be full-time students who have at least a 3.0 GPA with financial needs per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference shall be given to students who have participated in programs of the Shewey Research and Learning Center in Mingo County.
The second preference shall be given to qualified students from Mingo, Logan, McDowell, or Wayne counties in West Virginia and Martin County in Kentucky.

The recipient shall be an undergraduate student with a declared major In political science.

Recipients for this renewable award shall be students within the College of Information Technology & Engineering (C.I.T.E.).

First consideration will be given to graduate students enrolled in the Technology Management degree program who are employees of SMC Electrical Products and recommended to the Marshall University Office of Student Financial Assistance by a committee composed of SMC employees (not to include the President) and a community representative who may be a board member.

These recipients will be men and women who are responsible for selecting/implementing new/existing technology must integrate technology into the operations of their firm's work on interdisciplinary or inter-organizational projects involving a team of specialists strive to improve quality and productivity within the organization.

When no qualified SMC applicants are available, the Dean of CITE may select any full-time student with at least a sophomore status in the C.I.T.E. program, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students, majoring in accounting in the Lewis College of Business. 

The recipient shall be a West Virginia resident who is a graduate student in good standing and a major in Counseling. Each award shall cover tuition and fees for a graduate course in Counseling taken at the Marshall University Graduate College South Charleston campus. 

The scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen who are residents of Raleigh, Summers, Fayette, Wyoming counties.

Scholarship will support a student who is a member of the labor council or a dependent of a labor council member.

The scholarship shall benefit students from Cabell, Wayne or Lincoln counties in West Virginia; Lawrence or Scioto counties in Ohio; or Boyd County in Kentucky.
Applicants shall be admitted to Marshall University as freshmen, or if currently enrolled, have a minimum overall GPA of 3.0. A parent of each applicant must be retired, disabled, or employed full-time as a fireman, policeman, state patrolman, sheriff deputy, or in any law enforcement position in those counties listed above.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the Lewis College of Business, who is a resident of West Virginia, Ohio, or Kentucky and has financial need per the office of student financial aid.

Scholarship shall support full-time undergraduate students majoring in Secondary Education with a concentration in Social Studies. Recipients must be from West Virginia, Ohio, or Kentucky with a 3.0 GPA or higher, majoring in history or education with a specialty of social studies at the secondary level and have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time student, who is a resident of West Virginia, in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher, and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The award shall be renewable for up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of a 2.5 GPA or higher.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia resident students with financial need who are enrolled in the College of Education and Professional Development.

The recipient(s) shall be a full—time undergraduate or graduate student majoring in Accounting in the Lewis College of Business in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher. First preference to a student from Gallia County, Ohio. Second preference to a student from Meigs County, Ohio.

The award shall be non-renewable; only received one year by any student. The Dean of the Lewis College of Business, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance

Scholarship shall be made available for incoming freshmen from Mingo, Logan, McDowell, Wayne and Wyoming counties in West Virginia.

The scholarship shall be awarded to any Science major in the College of Education and Professional Development. The student must be full-time and have need per the standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Additional Requirements include: ADMI 4 status, admitted to Teacher Education and in good academic standing (2.0 + GPA).

To be awarded to a full time undergraduate or graduate student in the College of Business that is in good academic standing.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student, rising sophomore, junior or senior, in the Lewis College of Business, in good academic standing.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students, who are majoring in Secondary Education, attaining their Masters of Arts in Teaching or pursuing Post Baccalaureate Education in the College of Education and Professional Development, with first preference to a student interested in teaching mathematics.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the Department of Psychology. The recipient shall be chosen on the merits of outstanding research that relies substantially on quantitative psychology.

The recipient shall be a full-time student who is a member of the Marshall Orchestra who plays a string instrument and has a minimum GPA of 3.0. The String Faculty in the College of Fine Arts Music Department shall be responsible for selecting a superb musician, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award may be renewed if the student continues orchestra participation and maintains a minimum of 3.0 GPA.

The recipients shall be full-time, undergraduate students who are in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher, who are West Virginia residents, and who graduated from Wayne High School in Wayne County, West Virginia, or its successor.

• First preference to students majoring in accounting in the College of Business.
• Second preference to any other business major in the College of Business.
• Third preference to students majoring in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, or Special Education in the College of Education and Professional Development.
• If no business majors or elementary/secondary education majors are eligible, the student may be in any other major in any other college.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students from West Virginia with a concentration in Special Education. Student must be a junior with a desire to teach Special Education in West Virginia.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student in the College of Health Professions majoring in Nursing, with first preference to a student on the Marshall University track team.

 

The recipient shall be a graduate student, who is majoring in Social Work in the College of Health Professions, is a resident of West Virginia, and who has demonstrated a financial need to the faculty of the Social Work department.
In the first year, there shall be one $5,000.00 award. The second year, and every year thereafter, there shall be two $5,000.00 awards ($10,000.00 total), if the first one can be renewed, and another new awardee is chosen, as long as funding is available.

 

The recipient shall be a junior or senior level undergraduate student, who is majoring in Social Work in the College of Health Professions, is a resident of West Virginia, and has demonstrated financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.


 

The recipient shall be a graduate of Wayne High School, or its successor, with good academic standing. The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students in the Lewis College of Business who have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to students with residency in the counties of Cabell, Wayne, Putnam, Mason or Lincoln in West Virginia, and the metro counties of Ohio and Kentucky. 

The recipient shall be a junior or senior, undergraduate student in the Lewis College of Business, from Cabell or Wayne County, West Virginia, with financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The Dean of the College of Business, or their designee, shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students with financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First priority shall be given to veteran students. Second priority shall be given to computer science majors who are West Virginia residents. Third priority shall be given to West Virginia residents.

Scholarship shall benefit students who graduated high school with a 2.5 GPA or better and have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time, graduate student majoring in the Forensic Science Graduate Program (MSFS) in the College of Science.

 

The recipient shall be a full-time student from West Virginia in the College of Arts and Media’s School of Art and Design with a fibers emphasis. The recipient shall be in good academic standing (3.5 GPA) and have financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be ONE full-time student who is majoring in Engineering in the College of Information Technology and Engineering and be in good academic standing with a 2.5 GP A or higher

The recipient shall be ONE full-time student who is majoring in Fine Arts in the College of Arts and Media and be in good academic standing with a 2.5 GP A or higher. The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 2.5 GPA or higher. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media or his/her designee shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students from West Virginia majoring in a cybersecurity-related field, who are in good academic standing (2.5 GPA) and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Student recipients will be encouraged to apply for internships at Alpha Technologies, translating their academic knowledge into real-world practice.

This scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen who have a 3.5 high school GPA or higher and have achieved a 30 or better ACT score/or SAT equivalent.

This scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students who are residents of West Virginia or Ohio, in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference shall be given to first-generation college students.

Scholarship shall benefit undergraduate and graduate students.

The recipient(s) shall be a resident of West Virginia or the metro county areas of Ohio or Kentucky, as defined by Marshall University, be in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher, and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

This scholarship shall benefit Marshall students from Wayne County, West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Central Ohio with a 2.0 GPA or higher who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be an undergraduate or graduate full-time student of sophomore standing or beyond in the College of Business with a major in business and/or economics. The recipient shall demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The recipient shall be selected by the College of Business in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance, and has a minimum 2.7 overall GPA or is a Carter G. Woodson Faculty initiative participant in the process of writing the dissertation.

The recipient must have demonstrated leadership ability and service to the university and/or community.

The scholarship is for a student in the College of Business. The recipient must be a resident of the State of West Virginia, and preferably one with a rural, farm background.

The recipient must have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid at Marshall University. 

The recipient(s) must have a declared Geology Major in either the B.S. or B.A. options and must maintain the major to remain eligible. 
 

First preference shall be residents of Johnson, Floyd, Martin, Pike, or Lawrence counties in Kentucky. Freshman recipients shall be full-time with an engineering major in the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE) and have a minimum ACT score of 26 with a High School GPA of 3.5. If there are no candidates from Johnson, Floyd, martin, Pike or Lawrence counties in KY, this scholarship will not have any residency restrictions.

The recipient who shall be a West Virginia resident with financial need who has been fully admitted to the School of Nursing. The recipient must be a full time student, have a previous high school or college grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher and maintain a 3.0 or higher GPA to continue the award.

The recipient shall be a full-time student (undergraduate of junior level or greater, or graduate), majoring in Biological Sciences or Integrated Sciences. The student must be involved in research in biological, biotechnical, biomedical sciences, or in energy and environmental sciences. 

The Dean or appointed faculty members in the College of Science, in collaboration with the Office of Student Financial Aid, shall select the recipient(s) and renew the award as long as full-time status and good academic standing are maintained.

The student shall have: Declared a major in Management, including Health Care, Operation or Business Information Systems. A min GPA of a 3.0 Marshall University Grade Point Average. Junior or senior standing. A student meeting the above criteria may be eligible to receive the scholarship on a continuing basis. A candidate must submit two essays, one entitled ''What Being a Management Major Means to Me," and the other entitled ''Need for Financial Aid."

This interest is to be awarded annually to one or more students enrolled at Marshall University full or part-time from any academic discipline.

Selection of the recipient will be made by a five (5) member committee. Student must be a talented, worthy (graduate or undergraduate) students of history at Marshall University. The basis for selection of the recipient will be twofold: (1) academic achievement both in the discipline of history and overall scholastic ability; and (2) expressed interest of the recipient to continue his/her formal education. In no case is the selection to be made solely on the basis of competitive acts or mere quality point averages, nor does the student have to be a member of Phi Alpha Theta.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is majoring in Teacher Education in the College of Education and  Professional Development and is in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

First preference to a resident of West Virginia.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students majoring in engineering, chemistry, physics, natural sciences, agriculture or other related sciences, be a resident of Cabell or Wayne counties in West Virginia, who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Recipients will be in the School of Nursing selected on the basis of scholastic ability of the applicants and on the basis of need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid.

This fund is to be used to support students of the Department of Modern Languages with costs associated with Study Abroa4 to include but not limited to, application fees, tuition, books, and room and board. 

Scholarship recipients shall be selected by a committee composed of representatives from the faculty of Marshall University Department of Engineering and from the Executive Board of The Engineers Club of Huntington. Selection shall be based on the potential of recipients to become practicing engineers. The Department of Engineering shall coordinate the selection of students with the office of Financial Aid.

The recipient shall have demonstrated financial need and be a graduate of a West Virginia high school. The recipient shall be either a recent high school graduate with a minimum 3.75 GPA and a minimum SAT score of 1320, or a Marshall University student with an overall GPA of 3.5 or better and a minimum SAT score of 1320.

The Department of Art will determine the process for selecting the scholarship recipient. The award will be made in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Recipients will demonstrate financial need and be selected by the Office of Financial Aid.

This scholarship shall benefit Criminal Justice majors in the College of Science.

Scholarship shall benefit residents of Cabell or Wayne County with demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The student must be an undergrad or grad enrolled as a nursing student Student must have need per the office of financial aid. The first priority is a student from the tri-state who is majoring in pediatrics, second priority to a student in nursing.

The scholarship is renewable as long as the student is meeting Satisfactory academic progress.

This scholarship shall benefit students who are residents of West Virginia and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be full-time freshmen in the College of Fine Arts with a high school GPA of at least 3.0 or a student enrolled in the College of Fine Arts. The award shall be renewable if the recipient(s) maintains good academic standing of a GPA of 2.5 or greater. The Dean shall select the recipient(s) and renew the award in coordination with the Office of Financial Aid.

First preference shall be given to students from Monroe or Greenbrier Counties in West Virginia. Should there be no qualifying applicants from these counties; the Dean of the College of Fine Arts is responsible for the selection and renewal process, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

The recipient shall be a full-time Sophomore or Junior student in the College of Journalism. The selection should be based on academic merit and involvement with The Parthenon, Marshall University's student newspaper. The award is renewable for up to two years.

Selection shall be made in the fall for an awarding in the spring. The selection will be made by the Chair of the Music Department.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is a member of the Honors College.

First preferences to West Virginia natives and students majoring in the College of Science.
Second preference to students majoring in the College of Education and Professional Development.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate or graduate student majoring in Finance in the Lewis College of Business, with first preference to, but not limited to, students pursuing coursework in Financial Services and Insurance. The Dean of the College of Business, or his/her designee, shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate or graduate students who are majoring in Music in the College of Arts and Media or Music Education in the College of Education and Professional Development, in good academic standing, and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award may be renewed up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media or his/her designee shall select the recipient and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Recipients of the scholarship shall be junior or senior accounting majors with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Financial need may also be a consideration.

One qualified student majoring in Business Administration at Marshall University. The recipients shall be of junior or senior standing at the University, have a record of acceptable academic performances, and show promise of success in the business community. If no junior or senior is available then a sophomore or freshman shall be considered. Financial need shall be a prime prerequisite.

The first consideration will be given to Corbin, Ltd. employees, and their immediate families. 

The recipient of the scholarship shall be a full time music student whose personal and academic qualities most closely represent those of the individual this fund memorializes.The recipient shall be recommended for the scholarship by a member of the Imperi family and the Department of Music faculty in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance

Two awards will be given. The recipent must be enrolled in Latin as a major and have not studied th esubject in high school. The other award will go to a student that has had latin in high school and is enrolled in latin as a major. Both recipents will be the top of class for the requierments (highest GPA for both). Student must complete latin 204. 

Scholarship shall benefit students on the basis of need and academic record.

The recipient shall be an incoming freshman, pursuing a major in the College of Science, who is in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

First preference to a resident of Southern West Virginia, who is a first-generation college student, and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3. 0 GP A or higher. 

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time undergraduate student, with a 3.0 GPA or higher, who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient is a student in the college of journalism and mass communication who shows academic promise and the expectation that they will make excellent contributions to journalism. Preference will be given to non-traditional students making their own way through college. Also preference will be given to students receiving an RBA degree.

recipient will undertake a masters program; The masters candidate must complete the degree requirements for a. M.A. in English literature including an acceptable thesis. For a doctorate, the scholarship may be granted for up to two additional full years. Emphasis should be given to the creative writing

The recipient must be able to provide a demonstrable interest in the literature of the Confederacy, an aptitude for research and writing exemplified by samples, and a demonstrated record of superior scholarship.

The scholarship is for a senior medical technology student. Since the senior year requires at least one semester of full time enrollment, some students may be required to leave full­time jobs and the additional assistance be crucial.

Student has completed an associate degree, student will be entering a senior CLS course, GPA of 2.5 in CLS and a min of 2.0 overall

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student who is a resident of West Virginia; in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA and has a need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to a chemistry major from Logan High School, Logan County, West Virginia, if none, then from Logan County, West Virginia.
Second preference to a physics, engineering, or biology major from Logan High School, if none, then from Logan County.
Third preference to a chemistry major from any other county in West Virginia, but preferably the southern counties of Boone, Fayette, Greenbrier, Lincoln, McDowell, Mercer, Mingo, Monroe, Nicholas, Raleigh, Summers, and Wyoming.

The student must be a full-time junior or senior with a declared major in Health Care Management, Have a minimum grade point average of 2.70,  and a 250 word typed essay on why the student wants to be a Health Care Management major.

The recipient shall be a strings student performing in the Orchestra of the Department of Music. In the event such a student is not identified, the award may be made to an outstanding student - 3.5 grade point average or better - in any area of study.

The recipient for this renewable award shall be a graduate Forensic Science Center student from West Virginia or a qualified metro-student with high academic performance and financial need.

Two potential recipients shall be nominated by the Director/Assistant Director of the Forensic Science Center in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance. In making the nomination, the Director/Assistant Director of the Forensic Science Center shall give first preference to students working on projects that promote sustainability and growth of the West Virginia metro economy.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate student(s), in good academic standing with a 2.5 GPA or higher, who is majoring in history or political science in the College of Liberal Arts. First preference to a student from West Virginia or the metro county areas of Ohio and Kentucky, as defined by Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Coal Mining Communities.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in advertising in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in the College of Arts and Media. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media, or at his/her discretion the School of Journalism, shall select the recipient in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit students in the College of Science.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen who are residents of Wayne County, West Virginia, who graduated in the upper third of his/her class and who demonstrates financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a student majoring in a degree in Fine Arts. In the event such a student is not identified, or if the department should cease to exist, the award may be made to an outstanding student in any area of study.

The recipient shall be a West Virginia resident majoring in the College of Engineering and Computer Science who is in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and has a financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. The award is non-renewable with only one recipient a year. The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall select the recipient.
 

Scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students who have financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to students from West Virginia. Second preference to students from Mississippi, Arkansas, Kentucky, or Ohio.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Mason, Cabell, Lincoln, Wayne and Logan counties in West Virginia.

One or more students in their junior or senior year in the College of Business who maintains at least a C+  grade point average and is earnest and serious in the pursuit of a college education. Student must have a record of good citizenship and demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid.

The scholarship shall benefit students with financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The first priority shall be given to veteran students.
The second priority shall be given to computer science majors who are West Virginia residents.
Third priority shall be given to West Virginia residents

The scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to students who have graduated from a Catholic high school

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia who have completed high school with a 3.0 or greater.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time, undergraduate student from the College of Education and Professional Development who plans to teach History, has a minimum GPA of 3.0 and has demonstrated financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time students who are residents of West Virginia and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be a full-time undergraduate students in the Lewis College of Business, who are in good academic standing with a 2.5 GP A or higher and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance. First preference to residents of either Raleigh County in West Virginia or Roanoke County in Virginia. Second preference to residents of any other county in West Virginia.

The scholarship shall benefit residents of West Virginia who are scholastically promising and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First preference to students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts or the College of Arts and Media.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student in the College of Business. First preference shall be given to a West Virginia resident. The award may be renewed for up to four years ( eight semesters) if good academic standing and full-time status are maintained. The Dean of the College of Business shall select and renew the award, in cooperation with the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit sophomores, juniors, and/or seniors with a GPA of 2.5 or greater.

Scholarship shall benefit students from Kanawha County, West Virginia. First preference to graduates of St. Albans High School.

The selected recipient must be a full time student majoring in Journalism and enrolled in the School of Journ & Mass Comm

The scholarship shall benefit a student who is a building tradesman or a dependent of a building tradesman, either currently employed, retired, or deceased, who is or was at the time of retirement or death a member of a Local Union affiliated with the Tri-State Building Trades Council. First priority shall be given to a student who is dependent of a deceased building tradesman or one who has been permanently disabled through a job-related accident.

Preference shall be given to dependents of tradesman whose Local Union has maintained a fifty percent (50%) attendance record at the regular monthly meetings of the Tri-State Building Trades Council over the past twelve (12) month period. The recipient must have an overall GPA of 2.5 and be a full-time student to be selected.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time, incoming freshman, undergraduate student, who is a first-generation attending college in good academic standing with a 2.75 GPA and an ACT score of 18 or higher, or corresponding SAT scores. Student shall demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Financial Assistance.

The recipient shall be a full-time, undergraduate student majoring in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in the College of Arts and Media, who is a resident of West Virginia and has financial needs per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipient(s) shall be a full-time undergraduate junior or senior student, majoring in Transportation and Civil Engineering, in the College of Information Technology and Engineering and in good academic standing with a 2.75 GPA or higher. First preference to residents of the tristate area of Marshall University: Lawrence and Gallia counties in Ohio, Greenup and Boyd counties in Kentucky and Wayne and Cabell Counties in West Virginia. Second preference to other residents in Ohio, Kentucky or West Virginia.

The scholarship shall benefit graduating seniors from Point Pleasant High School in West Virginia.

First preference is given to students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit graduates of Cabell Midland High School. They shall be full-time student(s) in the College of Science, with first priority to majors in mathematics who are in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

First priority will be given to students in good academic standing and those that have financial need.

The scholarship shall benefit an incoming freshman who is a veteran or has a relative who served in the military during any era.

The student must also be a graduate of one of the following area high schools or their successors: South Point, Chesapeake or Fairland in Ohio; Cabell Midland, Huntington, St. Joe, Spring Valley or Wayne in West Virginia; Paul Blazer in Kentucky.

For students graduating from Spring Valley High School who have average grades and might not otherwise receive financial assistance. The recipient will be a full-time, undergraduate student at Marshall University.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time, undergraduate student who is in the College of Education and Professional Development, enrolled in teacher education and has financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time students who have majors in teacher education. First priority shall be given West Virginia residents and entering freshmen.

The recipient shall be a full-time student in the College of Liberal Arts majoring in psychology and who has demonstrated financial need. First preference shall be given to residents of KY or WV. 

Scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students with a 3.9 GPA or better and ACT composite score of 30+ or corresponding SAT scores.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia with a 3.0 GPA. First preference shall be given to students from Nicholas County, West Virginia

The recipient shall have a demonstrated financial need and be West Virginia resident who has a piano major in the College of Fine Arts.

The recipient(s) for this renewable award must be a full-time entering freshman into the College of Fine Arts with financial need. The recipient shall be a West Virginia resident. The award may be renewed as long as a minimum 2.5 GP A is maintained the recipient's freshman year and at least a 2.75 is maintained the remaining six semesters. The recipient must also remain a student in good standing in the College of Fine Arts.

The recipient shall be a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Business Management in the College of Business.

The student must be a resident of a county in southern West Virginia (Cabell, Lincoln, Wayne, Putnam, Mason, Fayette, Kanawha, Raleigh, Nicholas, Logan, Mingo, Jackson, and Clay) or one of the Kentucky or Ohio counties that border West Virginia (Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs and Scioto Counties in Ohio and Carter, Greenup and Lawrence Counties in Kentucky).

The recipient must be in good academic standing (2.5 GP A) and have financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The award shall be renewable up to four years (8 semesters) if the recipient maintains good academic standing of 3.0 GPA or higher. 

The recipients shall be full-time students in the College of Arts and Media. The Dean of the College of Arts and Media, or at his/her discretion the School of Music, shall select the awardees.

Scholarship shall benefit graduates from Mingo Central and Tug Valley High Schools.

The award will recognize excellence in creative writing of any sort. The award will be given to a student in the College of Liberal Arts.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen, who are residents of West Virginia, and have a high school GPA of 2.5 or greater.

Scholarship shall benefit current crew members of Wendy's International Inc. who have been employed a minimum of six months.

Scholarship shall benefit the student selected by the West Virginia Literacy Foundation

Scholarship shall benefit incoming freshmen who are residents of West Virginia and have high academic promise and financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time students in the College of Education who are from high schools in Wayne or Cabell Counties, West Virginia.

The Dean of the College of Education and Human Services in collaboration with the Office of Student Financial Aid, shall select the recipients and renew the award(s) for up to a total of four years (eight semesters) if full-time status and appropriate academic progress are made.

Scholarship shall benefit students from West Virginia who are attending as full-time students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time undergraduate students in the College of Education and Professional Development, who are residents of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit West Virginia residents who demonstrate financial need and standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

The recipients shall be full-time graduate students who are counseling majors in the COEPD who intend to pursue their Ph.D. degree.

Scholarship shall benefit deserving full-time students.

The recipient shall be a full-time student majoring in English in the College of Liberal Arts who has demonstrated exceptional writing skills. 

Scholarship shall benefit full-time, undergraduate students with a minimum high school GPA of 2.75 who have participated in some extracurricular activity such as sports, music, clubs or community service.

First preference shall be given to a student who graduated from a high school in the state of West Virginia.

Scholarship shall benefit Marshall University students.

The recipient of this award shall be a full time undergraduate student at the junior or senior level who has a minimum 3.0 grade point average and a declared major in Special Education.

Scholarship shall benefit a full-time incoming sophomore in the Lewis College of Business from West Virginia.

The award shall be made to a deserving student majoring in either finance or economics In the Elizabeth McDowell Lewis College of Business who is entering his/her junior year. The award may be renewed pending satisfactory academic progress.

The scholarship shall benefit Math and/or Science Education majors in the College of Education and Professional Development. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and have a permanent address in West Virginia, Ohio or Kentucky.

First preference to incoming freshmen.
 

The recipient of the scholarship shall be a full-time student with a Latin major in the Department of Classics enrolled in either the College of Liberal Arts or the College of Education. The chair of the Department of Classics shall be responsible for the selection process for this one-year award,:the recipients-of the-awards-shall be high school·students·who participate-in the Maier Latin Gup and/or the Maier Sight-Translation competitions. The chair of the Department of Classics at Marshall University shall be responsible for the selection process for these one-year awards.

The recipients shall be full-time undergraduate students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Geology or graduate students pursuing a Master of Science in Physical Science with an emphasis in geology (thesis option); who are in good academic standing, attend and participate in class regularly. Academic performance and financial need per standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance shall be the major criteria for selection and maybe exclusive. 
 

The recipient shall be a full-time, second year graduate student in Communication Studies in the College of Liberal Arts who has shown outstanding work in the first year of Graduate school. The chair of Communication Studies and a committee of Graduate professors in the program will award a student in the Spring term for the upcoming Fall semster in cooperation with the office of Student Financial Aid. 

The recipient shall be selected, with concurrence of the Steering Committee, the person or persons to receive the grants, taking into account need, achievement and such other factors.

Scholarship shall benefit a resident of West Virginia who have demonstrated unmet need.

Scholarship shall benefit students who demonstrate strong commitment to academic success; multicultural and gender equity; and community or university service.

The recipient(s) shall be a first-generation college student who is a mechanical engineering major in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. The recipient should be in good academic standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have a financial need per the standards of the Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Scholarship shall benefit full-time students who demonstrate financial need per standards determined by the Office of Student Financial Assistance.