[Page 9] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Mohamed Magdi Taha by supporting students who possess similar qualities and are also ‘up-standers’ in their communities.

This scholarship seeks to support minority students who are pursuing careers in the healthcare field.

This scholarship will help minorities/BIPOC service workers to achieve their educational goals and reduce their debt.

This scholarship exists to support one student who strives to live a different and more inclusive lifestyle every day.

This scholarship aims to inspire high school seniors and undergraduate students who are pursuing degrees in STEM fields.

This scholarship supports underrepresented minorities who are earning an undergraduate or graduate STEM degree at an HBCU.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life and legacy of Mr. Baker by supporting students in Texas who are pursuing higher education.

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

This scholarship will support BIPOC women in STEM at the University of Texas at Dallas.

This scholarship seeks to honor the lives of Dr. Dumas A. Harshaw, Jr. and Mrs. Sharon Harshaw by supporting African American students in the Wake County Public School System.

This scholarship aims to support female African American undergraduate students pursuing degrees in STEM.

This scholarship seeks to give underrepresented students the resources they need to pursue higher education and all of the opportunities that come with it.

This scholarship will support 15 undergraduate students who are part of a marginalized group.

This scholarship aims to help close opportunity gaps by supporting BIPOC workers and leaders and removing economic barriers that prevent today’s students from becoming tomorrow’s leaders.

Process Displays seeks to help BIPOC students in Minnesota pursue a career in production following their high school education through this scholarship.

This scholarship will provide for college students or adults currently in a career, who have student debt. Students must be African American or Hispanic/Latino and first-generation students in order to apply.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented students in Minnesota so that they have all of the financial resources necessary to pursue their dreams.