[Page 7] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship is designed to help two Black students to achieve their dreams.

This scholarship seeks to empower and encourage women who are pursuing careers in male-dominated fields and paving the way for the next generation of women.

This grant will be awarded to a Black undergraduate or graduate student pursuing public health.

This scholarship aims to raise awareness of mental illness by supporting minority athletes who have overcome adversity in life.

This scholarship exists to support black entrepreneurs, who are notoriously underrepresented.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Debra Victoria by supporting underrepresented students from single-parent households so they can complete their education.

This scholarship will support BIPOC college students pursuing a career as a physician assistant.

This scholarship exists to provide resources to Foundational Black Americans who are seeking higher education and need a monetary supplement to help achieve their educational goals.

This scholarship seeks to support a Black high school senior or undergraduate student who is studying in a STEM field.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Juanita Robinson English by assisting Howard University undergraduate students with the costs of books and tuition.

This scholarship will support low-income African American students in Pennsylvania.

This scholarship seeks to honor Carey Jackson by supporting bright African-American students attending HBCUs.

This scholarship seeks to support a BIPOC college student pursuing a career in social work or human services.

By providing support to deserving recipients in their pursuit of education, this scholarship ensures that Marian's legacy lives on, perpetuating her values of community service, love, and family bonds for generations to come.

Rooted in the conviction that education and leadership are pivotal to success, especially for young Black American women, the Bisor Family has established this scholarship to honor and support individuals who mirror Sheniqua's unwavering commitment to excellence.

This grant is for a Black student who is furthering a protest or social change through any form of visual art.

This scholarship will support one high school senior or undergraduate black student who is pursuing a career in the medical field.

This scholarship will support a BIPOC high school senior from the Northeast that will be a first generation college student.

This grant is for a Black student pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in studio and/or visual arts.

This scholarship will be awarded to a Black undergraduate or graduate school student who is striving for a career in public policy.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Barbara P. Alexander by supporting underrepresented students pursuing careers in medicine.

This scholarship will support a BIPOC undergraduate student who is a teen parent or the child of a teen parent.

This scholarship seeks to support first-generation BIPOC students who are pursuing careers in music or theater so they can find success through their passions.

This scholarship aims to make higher education more accessible by supporting students who are passionate about expanding their minds.

This scholarship will be awarded to three young Black high school senior women who plan to spend their careers being a part of the solution to make the world a better place.

This scholarship aims to support minority high school seniors who display exemplary character and plan to attend college.

This scholarship aims to support African American students who are pursuing higher education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

This scholarship aims to support minority students who are interested in entering the business world.

This scholarship aims to support a BIPOC student and a teacher who has student debt and is committed to community advocacy.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Justice Adolpho A. Birch, Jr., the only Tennessean to serve on every level of the state's judiciary and the first African-American Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court.