AF Cadet Scholarship Opportunities

 

LTC Stephen W. Burres Jr. Memorial Scholarship

The LTC Stephen W. Burres Jr. Scholarship is awarded each year to a single ROTC cadet who has excelled in their academics, extracurricular activities and also embodies the values and philosophy that guided LTC Stephen W. Burres Jr. in his life and military career. Click here to read LTC Stephen W. Burres Jr.'s Bio.

Maj Donald E. Johnson Memorial Scholarship

The Major Donald Johnson Memorial Scholarship is to benefit Texas Tech Air Force ROTC students enrolled in the Professional Officer Course. It is awarded each year to a single ROTC cadet who has excelled in their academics, extracurricular activities and embodies the values and philosophy of an Air Force Officer. To donate to this scholarship, please click on the "Donate" button, and then perform a search for this scholarship.

Capt Sheri Cavin Memorial Scholarship

The Captain Sheri Cavin Memorial Scholarship is to be awarded to a deserving student in good standing who is a member of the Silver Wings Organization or Sabre Drill Team. The student must exemplify the Spirit of service demonstrated by Captain Sheri Cavin herself in her lifetime. To donate to this scholarship, please click on the "Donate" button, and then perform a search for this scholarship.

Cadet Spencer LaBrie Memorial Scholarship

Cadet Spencer LaBrie was an outstanding student and athlete excelling in both baseball and basketball. Spencer was a sophomore cadet and a member of the Arnold Air Society, an organization whose mission is to build strong officers for the United States Air Force. Spencer was a very determined, motivated and goal oriented young man who loved his family deeply and was a positive influence in Detachment 820. This scholarship is given to a top Arnold Air Society member. To donate to this scholarship, please click on the "Donate" button, and then perform a search for this scholarship.

Skyraider Alumni Scholarship

The SkyRaider Alumni Scholarship is awarded each year to a POC cadet who has excelled in their academics, extracurricular activities and also embodies the values and philosophy of a Texas Tech Air Force Officer.

Texas Armed Force Scholarship

The purpose of the Texas Armed Services Scholarship Program is to encourage students to become members of the Texas Army National Guard, the Texas Air National Guard, the Texas State Guard, the United States Coast Guard, or the United States Merchant Marine, or to become commissioned officers in any branch of the armed services of the United States. Each year the governor and the lieutenant governor may each appoint two students, and each state senator and each state representative may appoint one student to receive an initial conditional scholarship.

Order of the Daedalian Lubbock Chapter Scholarship

The Order of Daedalian Lubbock Flight Foundation supports students who want to learn more about aviation and who want to pursue a career as a military pilot. The Order's membership of commissioned, warrant and flight officer military pilots and WASPs, with its worldwide network of Daedalian Flights and its comprehensive awards program, supports the military services and other aerospace activities. The Awards and Scholarship Programs of the Order and Foundation encourage patriotism, integrity, and good character in our nation's youth; military careers as commissioned pilots; safety of flight, and excellence in the performance of military duties. For more information about this scholarship click here.

Military Officers Association Lubbock Chapter Scholarship

The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) Scholarship Fund was established in 1948 to provide educational assistance for children of military families. It is based on one of the Association's founding principles that "education is the cornerstone of a strong Democracy". The MOAA Lubbock Chapter awards a scholarship every year to a top Texas Tech Air Force ROTC cadet.

Ms. Sheryl Mattison Service Women’s Scholarship

This $500 scholarship awarded each semester to a deserving female enrolled in TTU’s Det 820 Air Force ROTC program. The candidate must possess a 3.0 GPA and show leadership potential (preference will be given to those that are working part-time and have a financial need). Sheryl Mattison is a former Army officer and a Lubbock business owner who hopes to encourage and highlight TTU women who have volunteered to serve their country.

Ms. Robin J. Copeland Memorial Scholarship

Ms. Robin J. Copeland (1965 – 2011) had roots in West Texas and earned a distinguished career in international diplomacy, nonproliferation, and scientific engagement. Her work with the U.S. Department of Energy, Department of State, the Civilian Research Development Foundation, and liaisons with U.S. Embassies worldwide was carried out under often difficult and demanding conditions. Ms. Copeland’s responsibilities required skills in political science, technical science, and engineering. She was fluent in seven languages. For application form please click here.

San Antonio Post Scholarship

The goal of this scholarship program is to select 6-10 qualified and promising undergraduate ROTC students to receive SAME-SA Post $1,000 to $5,000 scholarships. The scholarship award is a one-time cash payment. For application click here.

AFCEA ROTC Scholarship

The AFCEA ROTC Scholarship is awarded to an ROTC student based on his performance and accomplishments, demonstrated leadership and his/her potential to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces as a commissioned officer. The Selection Committee welcomes any other relevant information in support of this application such as special needs for financial assistance.

AFCEA Medal of Honor Scholarship

Medal of Honor Scholarship winners are required to be a U.S. citizen enrolled in ROTC, be of good moral character, exhibit academic achievement with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and have a demonstrated potential to serve as an officer in the United States Armed Forces. The primary criteria for selection will be a candidate's demonstrated leadership performance and strong commitment to serve as a commissioned officer.

Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarships

Each year AS100 and AS200 cadets who meet all minimum requirements will be nominated to compete for Air Force ROTC full ride scholarships. Scholarship will be based upon SAT/ACT score, GPA, Physical Fitness, and Commander class ranking.

TTU Scholarship Opportunities

Air Force ROTC Cadets are also able to compete for numerous TTU student scholarships with some of the primary scholarships listed below. Please review TTU’s Scholarship website for more details.



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