College of Arts and Sciences

Undergraduate scholarships awarded through the Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences are given on the basis of academic achievement and/or financial need. Awards are usually between $1,000 and $3,500 for the academic year, and may be renewable upon demonstration of satisfactory academic performance during the preceding year (renewal scholarship forms will be mailed to students with active scholarships awarded through the Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences).

Continuing or transfer students wishing to be considered for an Arts and Sciences merit scholarship should complete the merit scholarship application form available from the Office of the Dean (202 Holden Hall). Students qualifying for financial need should complete the H. Y. Price Scholarship form available from the office of their major department or from the Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (202 Holden Hall). The deadline for submission of applications is January 22. Departmental and school scholarship committees will consider applications and then make recommendations to the college scholarship committee. Notification of scholarship awards will normally be made prior to April 15.

Students applying for specific departmental or school scholarships should consult the individual listings. Deadlines for submission may vary.

Merit scholarships for continuing and transfer students awarded through the Arts and Sciences Scholarship Committee are:
AMOCO Alumni Scholarship
Arts and Sciences Ambassadors Scholarship
Arts and Sciences Quest for Excellence Scholarship
Robert Trent Brown Scholarship
Oliver S., Lois S., and Carolyn S. Cates
Darden Family Scholarship
J. R. Goodin Scholarship
R. C. Goodwin Scholarship
Lawrence Graves Scholarship
Bruce and Cara Pollard Herlin Scholarship
C. R. "Choc" and Virginia Hutcheson Scholarship
W. B. "Dub" and Mozelle Rushing Scholarship
Hattie Cocke Williams Scholarship
Elizabeth J. Winer Scholarship

H. Y. Price scholarships (financial need only) awarded through the Arts and Sciences Scholarship Committee are:
H. Y. Price--E. L. Dohoney Scholarship
H. Y. Price--The Lucille Gill Memorial Scholarship in English
H. Y. Price--John C. Granbery Memorial Scholarship in Philosophy or Sociology
H. Y. Price--Paul W. Horn Scholarship
H. Y. Price--Ruth Pirtle Lee Memorial Scholarship in Speech or Drama
H. Y. Price--Montell E. Ogdon Memorial Scholarship in Government
H. Y. Price--Wendell Price Memorial Scholarship in Music or Art.

See the Texas Tech Association of Parents for the following Arts and Sciences Scholarships:
I. C. Enochs III Memorial Scholarship
Dean J. M. Gordon Scholarship
Audrey Barber Jones (Mrs. Clifford B. Jones)

Department of Aerospace Studies

AFROTC (Aerospace Studies) Four-Year Scholarship
For high school seniors and graduates who will pursue specific scientific degrees such as engineering, mathematics, computer science, or physics. A limited number of scholarships are available to those who will pursue certain nontechnical degree programs such as business administration, accounting, or social sciences. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of SAT1 and ACT scores, high school academic performance, extracurricular and athletic activities, and Air Force medical exam qualification. Application forms are available from high school counselors, Air Force Recruiters, and from AFROTC Detachment 820 (Department of Aerospace Studies), Texas Tech University. Application deadline is December 1 of the high school senior year (earlier submission is encouraged).
Four year scholarships pay full tuition, mandatory fees, reimbursement for textbooks, and $200 nontaxable subsistence allowance for each month. Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Additional information is available from the Department of Aerospace Studies.

AFROTC (Aerospace Studies) Professional Officer Course Incentive Scholarship
For students who enroll as officer candidates in the Air Force ROTC Professional Officer Course (POC) in contract status during their last two years of college regardless of academic major. Applicants must be full-time students in good academic standing, have at least two academic years remaining (undergraduate), qualify on an Air Force commissioning physical examination, qualify on the Air Force Officer Qualification Test, and successfully complete the appropriate four or five week field training course. Participants receive up to $1,725 per semester for tuition, books, and fees plus $200 per month nontaxable subsistence allowance.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Additional information is available from the Department of Aerospace Studies.

Air Force ROTC (Aerospace Studies) Three- and Two-Year Scholarship
For students who plan to become Air Force officer candidates. Selection is based on academic major, good academic performance with at least a 2.65 cumulative GPA, Air Force Officer Qualification Test scores, medical qualification, and an interview evaluation. Scholarships pay full tuition, certain laboratory fees, reimbursement for textbooks, and $200 nontaxable subsistence allowance per month. Chances for selection are increased if student is enrolled in Air Force ROTC. Three year scholarship applicants must complete or have accredited the first two years of AFROTC courses to be eligible.
Established by Public Law 88-647 ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Additional information is available from the Department of Aerospace Studies.

Air Force ROTC (Aerospace Studies) Three and Two-Year Prehealth Professions Scholarship
For students who will become Air Force officer candidates and who are pursuing premedical (physician--osteopath) degrees. Selection is based on superior academic performance, Air Force Officer Qualification Test scores, medical qualification, and an interview evaluation. Three-year scholarship applicants must complete or have accredited the first two years of AFROTC courses. Scholarships pay full tuition, certain laboratory fees, reimbursement for textbooks, and $200 per month nontaxable subsistence allowance. Additional tuition assistance for graduate level health school expenses is guaranteed under the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program and is granted upon acceptance into an appropriate graduate level medical school.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Additional information is available from the Department of Aerospace Studies.

AFROTC (Aerospace Studies) Three- and Two-Year Nursing Scholarship
For student nurses pursuing a baccalaureate degree at a National League of Nursing accredited school of nursing who are enrolled in either the four-year or two-year Air Force ROTC program. Three-year scholarship applicants must complete or have accredited the first two years of AFROTC courses to be eligible. Two-year scholarship applicants need only to complete the two-year program. Selection is based on superior academic performance, Air Force Officer Qualification Test scores, medical qualification, and an interview evaluation. Scholarships pay full tuition, certain laboratory fees, reimbursement for textbooks, and $200 per month nontaxable subsistence allowance.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Additional information is available from the Department of Aerospace Studies.

School of Art

Art Education Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students enrolled in the Master of Art Education degree program at Texas Tech or the Junction campus. Awards based on portfolio review that includes own and student work, statement of financial need, scholarship record, resume, letter of intent for pursuing the degree, and a letter of recommendation indicating future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Ph.D. Visual Arts Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Art Incentive Scholarship
For all-level students, including entering and transfer students, in the School of Art who demonstrate accomplishments in the field of art. Awards based on portfolio review, scholarship, statement of financial need, and letter of recommendation. Students pursuing a degree in art history should submit a written paper. Application forms available from the school. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Art Memorial Scholarship Fund
For all-level students, including transfer students, in the School of Art who demonstrate accomplishments in the field of art. Awards based on portfolio review, scholarship, statement of financial need, and letter of recommendation. Students pursuing a degree in art history should submit a written paper. Application forms available from the school. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Chancellor's Endowed Fellowship
For prospective graduate students who wish to pursue one of the graduate programs supervised by the School of Art. Awards based on GRE and transcripts, creative and/or scholarly achievement, letters of recommendation, leadership background or potential, previous higher education institution, etc. $3,000 per year for master's students; $3,000 per year for three years for doctoral students.
Nominations administered through either the Studio or Ph.D. Graduate Scholarship Committees. Application deadline: February 1.

David Dickey Memorial Scholarship
For graduate photographic art majors, based on portfolio competition and academic achievement. Applications available from the school. Amount and number vary.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickey through the Ex-Students Association as a memorial to their son, David Dickey. Administered by photography faculty of the school. Application deadline: February 1.

Meg Garland Design Scholarship in Advertising Art
For one full-time sophomore, junior, or senior design communication major who has at least two previous regular semesters at Texas Tech. The recipient must intend to apply his or her design ability to a career in design communication after graduation. Financial need is considered but not required. Selection through the School of Art during the months of September and October. Amount and number vary.

W. Reed Hastie Memorial Scholarship
For juniors or seniors majoring in visual studies leading toward teacher certification. Awards based on portfolio review, financial need, scholarship record, and a letter of recommendation indicating future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Established by family and friends in memory of Dr. W. Reed Hastie, a member of the Art Education faculty. Administered by the Visual Studies Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

W. Reed Hastie Memorial Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing the Master of Art Education degree or the Ph.D. in Fine Arts, Visual Arts major. Awards based on portfolio review that includes own and student work, statement of financial need, scholarship record, resume, letter of intent for pursuing the degree, and a letter of recommendation indicating future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Established by family and friends in memory of Dr. W. Reed Hastie, a member of the Art Education faculty. Administered by the Ph.D. Visual Arts Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Edward N. and Fan Woodson Jones Memorial Master of Fine Arts Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing the Master of Fine Arts in studio art degree, based on exceptional merit.
Administered by the Studio Art Graduate Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Junction Campus High School and Summer Art Institute Portfolio Scholarship
For incoming students majoring in art who have attended the talented high school art course on the Junction campus or the Summer Art Institute at Tech. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Junction Summer Scholarship Program
For graduate students intending to study at the Texas Tech campus in Junction during Intersession or summer. Awards based on merit (i.e., a combination of various measures including but not limited to GRE scores, GPA, student statement, letters of recommendation, and amount of course work for which the student enrolls). Ten $500 scholarships.
Administered by the Junction Graduate Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Junior College Transfer Scholarship
For entering transfer students majoring in art. Awards based on accomplishment in art as demonstrated in a portfolio review or, for art history, a written paper, scholarship, and financial need. Amount and number of awards vary.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Clarence Kincaid Memorial Scholarship
For juniors and seniors majoring in visual studies leading toward teacher certification. Awards based on portfolio review, statement of financial need, scholarship record, and a letter of recommendation indicating future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Established by family and friends in memory of Dr. Clarence Kincaid, former Horn Professor of Art. Administered by the Visual Studies Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Clarence Kincaid Memorial Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing the Master of Art Education degree or the Ph.D. in Fine Arts, Visual Arts major. Awards based on portfolio review that includes own and student work, statement of financial need, scholarship record, resume, letter of intent for pursuing the degree, and a letter of recommendation indicating future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Established by family and friends in memory of Dr. Clarence Kincaid, former Horn Professor of Art. Administered by the Ph.D. Visual Arts Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Charles M. Pijan Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a degree in studio art. Awards based on portfolio review, scholarship, statement of financial need, and letter of recommendation. Amount and number vary.
Established by Mr. Herbert Pijan in memory of his son, Charles Pijan. Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22 (undergraduate); February 1 (graduate).

H. Y. Price Undergraduate Scholarship
For entering, continuing, and transfer students majoring in art. Awards based on financial need, academic performance, full-time status, and personal character. Scholarships are renewable.
Established by the H. Y. Price endowment. Administered by the School of Art Scholarship Committee in conjunction with the Arts and Sciences Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: January 22.

Paul T. and Delilah Roch Scholarship
For studio art majors with a GPA of 2.0 or higher, majoring in either sculpture or painting. Awards are based on portfolio review, scholarship, statement of financial need, and letter of recommendation. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Saturday Morning Art Project Scholarship
For students participating in the Saturday Morning Art Project who choose to major in art at Texas Tech. Students must be members in good standing with the project. Awards based on portfolio review, student statement of purpose, and three letters of recommendation.
Administered by the Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 22.

Studio Art Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students working toward the Master of Fine Arts degree. Based on financial need, academic record, and future promise as an artist. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Studio Art Graduate Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Ph.D. Visual Arts Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing the Ph.D. degree in Fine Arts, Visual Arts major. Based on financial need, previous academic record, scholarship, and future promise in the field. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Ph.D. Visual Arts Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: February 1.

Department of Biological Sciences

Earl D. Camp Award
For the outstanding Texas Tech graduating senior(s) in Biological Sciences based on academic, research, and service records. Up to $500 per student.
Established by Dr. Earl and Mrs. Charlotte Camp. Dr. Camp is a former Chairperson of Biological Sciences. Administered by the Undergraduate Awards Committee. Potential candidates are notified and issued formal applications, with letters of reference solicited from mentors and professors.

Goodin Endowed Scholarship in Molecular Biology
For cell and molecular biology majors; strong preference is given to entering freshmen. Amount is $1,000 per year; renewable for up to three additional years.
Established by Joe R. and Richard D. Goodin. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 15.

J. Knox Jones Jr. Memorial
For graduate students in the department who aspire to become organismal-level mammologists and whose research interests include mammalian systematics and natural history. Preference will be given to doctoral students who are U. S. citizens and have outstanding academic records. Awards are renewable and the recipients may be employed as research or teaching assistants and may hold other scholarships and awards as well.

M. F. and Virginia Landwer Scholarship in Biological Sciences Endowment
For students majoring in biological sciences based on financial need, aptitude, and scholastic attainments.

R. Packard Memorial Scholarship in Biology
For a graduate student in the department based on academic standards. Amount varies.
Established by friends and colleagues in honor of Robert Packard, who for 17 years dedicated his life to biology, graduate education, and academic excellence.

W. B. and Mozelle Rushing Endowed Scholarship in Biological Sciences
For biology majors who are continuing or transfer students.

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Celanese Scholarship
For sophomore, junior, and senior chemistry and biochemistry majors. Based on academic record. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Celanese Corporation. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Walter J. Chesnavich Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate chemistry or biochemistry majors based on academic record.
Established by friends of Dr. W. J. Chesnavich. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Jeanette and Joe Dennis Scholarship
For a chemistry or biochemistry major with a minimum 3.5 GPA. Financial need is considered. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Jeanette and Joe Dennis. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Robert C. Goodwin Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Chemistry
For students majoring in chemistry. Minimum amount is $300.
Established by the Robert C. Goodwin Memorial Endowment. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Samuel Hunt Lee Memorial Scholarship
For a second semester freshman majoring in chemistry who shows good scholastic achievement.
Established by friends of Dr. S. H. Lee. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Jerry Mills American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Award for Academic Excellence
For a sophomore, junior, or senior chemistry and biochemistry major who is a member of the American Chemical Society Student Affiliate. Amount is $1,000.
Established by the American Chemical Society Student Affiliates in honor of Dr. Jerry Mills. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Phillips Petroleum Scholarship
For sophomore, junior, and senior chemistry and biochemistry majors based on academic record. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Phillips Petroleum Company. Administered by Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships. Departmental application required. Please see undergraduate advisor. Application deadline: April 1.

Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures

Scholarship applications for this department may be obtained in 201 Foreign Languages Building.

Beatrice W. Alexander Scholarship in French
For French majors who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the study of French as evidenced both by their academic record (minimum 3.0 GPA) and by their participation in programs and activities sponsored by the department. Amount is $500 ($250 each semester).
Established by the Beta Xi Chapter of Pi Delta Phi, national French honor society, for Beatrice W. Alexander, Associate Professor of French in the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Theodor W. Alexander Scholarship in German
For German majors and minors who demonstrate outstanding achievement in the study of German as evidenced by aca demic record and participation in programs and activities sponsored by the department. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA in German course work. The award totals $1,000 applied toward the tuition fees for the two following semesters.
Established by Marvin and Billie Jean Smith for Theodor W. Alexander, Professor of German, Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Theodor W. Alexander Scholarship in German
For incoming freshman students who demonstrate scholarly promise and a commitment to the study of German. Applicants must be in the top quarter of their high school class and provide a completed application form, transcripts, and a letter of recommendation from their instructor (application materials may be obtained from the department). Recipients of the award must enroll at Texas Tech University and register for German course work. The award totals $1,000 applied toward the tuition fees for two semesters.
Established by Marvin and Billie Jean Smith for Theodor W. Alexander, Professor of German, Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Faye LaVerne Bumpass Scholarship
For deserving juniors, seniors, or graduate students enrolled in Spanish working on Teacher Certification as a prerequisite to pursuing careers in teaching. Applicants must show excellence in scholarship (minimum 3.0 GPA), financial need, and high teacher potential. Two scholarships are awarded annually to students majoring in Spanish or bilingual education on any level. Amount is $600 each ($300 per semester).
Established by Dr. Faye L. Bumpass, Horn Professor Emerita (1956-1978), as a tribute to the hundreds of teachers she taught or directed in numerous teacher training programs for teaching Spanish on all levels or elementary bilingual education on the state, national, and international levels. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Delta Phi Alpha Scholarship for German
For members or prospective members of the German honor society, Delta Phi Alpha with sophomore standing or higher, a minimum 3.25 GPA in German, and 3.0 GPA overall. Amount is $150.
Established by members of Delta Phi Alpha. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Eunice Joiner Gates Memorial Scholarship in Portuguese
For deserving graduate students minoring in Portuguese, normally at the Ph.D. level; outstanding M.A. candidates are also encouraged to apply. Competition is annual and the award is renewable. Amount varies.
Established by her family in memory of Professor Eunice Joiner Gates (1925-1963), one of the nation's outstanding pioneers in the field of Luso-Brazilian studies. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

German Study Abroad Scholarship
For participants in Texas Tech's summer study abroad program. Applicants must have completed at least 2 semesters of college-level German with a 3.25 GPA. The award of $500 is based partially on financial need.
Established by Marvin and Billie Jean Smith and Delta Phi Alpha. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Leonid A. Jirgensons Scholarship in Latin
For a student pursuing a major or teaching certification in Latin. Requirements include a proven academic record (minimum 3.0 GPA) and participation in Classics programs and activities. Amount is $400 ($200 each semester).
Established as a tribute to Leonid A. Jirgensons, a Texas Tech Classics professor for more than two decades. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Wendell E. McClendon Scholarship in French
For a French major, preferably from a small town, who is committed to graduating from the French program at Texas Tech. Based on scholastic ability and financial need. Amount varies.
Established by friends, family, and colleagues of Professor Wendell E. McClendon in memory of his enthusiasm for teaching French language and literature. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Mexico Field Course Scholarship
For students attending the Mexico Field Course held in Mexico each summer. Courses range from junior level through graduate level. A minimum of three scholarships of at least $400 each are awarded each summer to qualified Spanish majors and/or minors. Requirements include proven academic performance (minimum 3.0 GPA), financial need, and participation in the Mexico Field Course during the summer that the award is made.
Administered by department chairperson Application deadline: March 15.

Mexico Field Course Quasi-Scholarship
For Spanish majors or minors participating in the current year Mexico Field Course based on academic performance financial need.
Administered by department chairperson Application deadline: March 15.

Harley D. Oberhelman Spanish Scholarship
For a junior or senior majoring in Spanish. Award is based on high academic performance (minimum 3.0 GPA) and participation in Spanish programs and activities. Amount is $400 at least ($200 each semester). This scholarship honors Horn Professor Harley D. Oberhelman for forty years of outstanding service.
Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Charles B. and Jeanne Qualia Memorial Scholarship for German
For German majors whose future plans include teaching German on any level. Juniors, seniors intending to begin graduate study at Texas Tech, and first-year graduate students are eligible. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA in German course work. The award totals $600 applied toward the tuition fees for the two following semesters.
Established by James L. Qualia, C. Frank Qualia, Alice Q. Weaver, and spouses. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 15.

Department of Communication Studies

Annah Joe Pendleton Memorial Scholarship Fund
For undergraduate and graduate communication studies majors and/or members of the Texas Tech Forensics Team with 3.0 GPAs. Amount is $200-$500 and students can apply each semester.
Established by Mrs. Frances M. Pendleton Brown as a memorial to her aunt, Annah Joe Pendleton, former chairperson of the Speech Department. Administered by the departmental faculty committee.

Department of English

Alumni Award in Technical Communication
For the best project in a 4000 level technical communication class (based on appropriateness to aim and audience, effectiveness of design, and meeting of professional standards). Amount is $100.
Established by the English department. Administered by an alumni panel.

Truman and Virginia Camp English Scholarship
For English majors who exhibit leadership and promise, have some financial need, and exemplify those qualities of academic achievement deserving of such a prestigious award. Amount is $250.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Truman Camp. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Mary Sue Carlock Award for Best Sophomore Literature Paper
For the best critical essay written in a sophomore English literature class. Selected by the Language and Literature Committee. Amount is $100.
Established by the English department. Administered by the Language and Literature Committee.

Mary Sue Carlock--Joyce Thompson Endowed Graduate Scholarship
For female graduate students majoring in American. This scholarship was established to encourage women to study American literature. Recipients will be selected by the departmental Scholarship Committee. Scholarships are renewable annually assuming normal progress toward degree requirements is completed. Amount is approximately $500.
Established by Dr. Phyllis Bridges in honor of Dr. Mary Sue Carlock and in memory of Dr. Joyce Thompson. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Allan L. Carter and Olga Meloy Carter Memorial Award
For a senior undergraduate or a graduate student majoring in English who has positive traits such as creativity, a talent for self-expression, enthusiasm, an ability to inspire others, and who has a minimum overall 3.5 GPA. Amount is approximately $1,000.
Established by William H. Carter, Maisie Carter Cole, and Giles F. Carter as a memorial to Dr. Allan L. Carter and Mrs. Olga Meloy Carter. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Ann Daghistany Scholarship
For a female upper-division student who has shown a potential for creativity in her examinations or papers and is supported by a nominating letter from an English faculty member. Neither age nor major is to be a factor. If applicants are otherwise equal, need will be considered. Amount is approximately $250.
Established by Nina Klinkenberg to honor Professor Ann Daghistany. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Alan Davis Memorial Endowed Scholarship
For an entering freshman from Coronado High School in Lubbock, Texas, who intends to major in English. The recipient shall have the minimum GPA declared by Coronado High School for honor students. Financial need will be considered subsequent to merit in the award. This scholarship is nonrenewable with a new recipient selected each year. Amount is approximately $400.
Established by Dale W. and Joan L. Davis in memory of their son. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

English Faculty and Alumni Scholarship
For an incoming graduate student majoring in English at either the master's or doctor's level who exhibits exceptional promise as a member of the profession of English. Recipient selected by the Director of Graduate Studies in consultation with the Graduate Studies Committee. Amount is up to $1,000.
Established by the English department. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Freshman Essay Awards
For winning essays in three categories: the Mary Louise Brewer Award for Best Personal Essay, the Kline Nall Award for Best Expository Essay, and the Jay Rushing Award for Best Research Paper. Selected by the Composition and Rhetoric Committee. Amount is $50 for each recipient.
Established by the English department. Administered by the Composition and Rhetoric Committee.

William Bryan Gates Graduate Award in English
For a graduate student majoring in English with a minimum overall 3.5 GPA who possesses positive traits, such as creativity, a talent for self-expression, enthusiasm, good judgment, and an ability to inspire others. Must be recommended by a member of the English department graduate faculty. Amount is approximately $1,000 each (2 awards possible).
Established by Professor Emeritus Eunice Joiner Gates as a memorial to her husband. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Lucile Gill Memorial Scholarship in English
For an incoming, continuing, or transfer student. Based on financial need, character, and desire for education. Amount is $3,500.
Established by H. Y. Price in memory of Professor Lucile Gill. Administered by the College of Arts and Sciences. (The additional H. Y. Price application form required for this scholarship is available from the English department office or the Arts and Sciences office.)

J. T. McCullen Award for Best Advanced Literature Paper
For the best critical essay on a literary or linguistic topic written in a junior or senior level English class. Selected by the Language and Literature Committee. Amount is $100.
Established by the English department. Administered by the Language and Literature Committee.

Robert S. Newton Awards in Creative Writing
For the outstanding student in fiction writing and/or the outstanding student in poetry writing. Amount is $200 divided equally. If only one winner is selected, that student will be awarded the total amount.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Scott Jr. and continued by Mrs. Marjore Chronister as a memorial to Robert S. Newton. Nominated, administered, and selected by the Creative Writing faculty members.

George T. Prigmore Graduate Scholarship in English
For graduate students majoring in English with a minimum overall 3.5 GPA. Recipient will have positive traits, such as creativity, a talent for self-expression, enthusiasm, good judgment, and an ability to inspire others. Recipient will have expressed a commitment to teaching English language and literature at either the secondary or higher education level. Candidates must be recommended by a member of the English department graduate faculty. Financial need will not be considered. Amount is approximately $250.
Established by George Prigmore. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Benjamin Rude Memorial Scholarship
For graduate and undergraduate students who have completed at least 6 hours in English (sophomore level and above) with a 3.25 GPA in English and an overall 3.0 GPA. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation and an essay describing goals for study and focusing on one "distinguishing characteristic" (such as problem-solving ability, creativity, ability to influence others, or social service). Amounts are $1,000 (graduate) and $500 (undergraduate).
Established by family and friends of Benjamin Rude. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Rushing Family Scholarship
For an undergraduate English major who exhibits excellence in scholarship. Amount is $350.
Established by the W. B. Rushing family. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Teaching Awards for Graduate English Instructors
For an outstanding student instructor at the master's level and at the doctoral level. Selected by the Composition and Rhetoric Committee. Amount is $100 to each recipient.
Established by the English department. Administered by the Composition and Rhetoric Committee.

Lenore M. Tunnell Memorial Tuition Scholarship in English
For sophomore English majors who have excellent records of character and scholarship (minimum 3.0 GPA overall). If all other qualifications are equal, financial need is the determining factor. Amount is $150.
Established by Mary M. Tunnell Stewart and Savannah Tunnell Walker as a memorial to Lenore M. Tunnell. Administered by the English Scholarship Committee.

Warren S. Walker Award for Critical Writing
For the best critical essay written by a student in a graduate course in English each year. Chapters in theses and dissertations or materials from independent studies are ineligible. Essays must be nominated by a member of the English department Graduate Faculty. The recipient will be selected by the Graduate Studies Committee. Amount is $100.
Established by the English department. Administered by the Graduate Studies Committee.

Department of Geosciences

John P. Brand Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Geosciences
For graduate students in geology to support field expenses related to thesis or dissertation research, preferably in the fields of stratigraphy and paleontology. Based on academic merit and quality of the research proposal submitted for the scholarship. Nonrenewable.
Established in memory of Dr. John P. Brand, late professor of stratigraphy and paleontology at Texas Tech, by Mrs. John P. Brand and family, alumni, and friends. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Stephen Lewis Jones Scholarship in Atmospheric Science
For students in atmospheric science. Based on academic merit under criteria established by the department.
Established with funds provided by the first graduate in atmospheric science at Texas Tech, Stephen L. Jones. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: Open.

Michael Louis Kincer Memorial Scholarship in Geology
For undergraduate students majoring in geology based on academic merit under criteria established by the department. Award is renewable.
Established in memory of Michael Louis Kincer, B.S., 1983, by Denny L. Kincer and family. Administered by the department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society Undergraduate Scholarship in Geosciences
For senior undergraduate majors in geology; based on academic merit under criteria established by the department. Nonrenewable.
Established by the Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society to promote education in the earth sciences. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

E. A. McCullough Graduate Scholarship in Geosciences
For graduate students in geology, geophysics, and geochemistry; based on academic merit under criteria established by the department. Renewable.
Established in honor of Mr. E. A. McCullough by Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McCullough Jr. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Dr. Grover E. Murray Undergraduate Scholarship in Geosciences
For undergraduate majors in geosciences. Based on academic merit under criteria established by the department. Renewable.
Established in honor of Dr. Grover E. Murray, former president of Texas Tech and geosciences professor, by the Ashland Oil Foundation, alumni, and friends. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Michael Jerome Rogers and Avery Dawson Rosen Memorial Scholarship in Geosciences
For undergraduate seniors in geosciences with a 3.0 or higher GPA based on academic merit and financial need under criteria established by the department.
Established in memory of Michael Jerome Rogers and Avery Dawson Rosen by Darrell D. and Arline Rogers. Administered by the department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Deskin Shurbet Scholarship in Geophysics
For junior and senior undergraduate and graduate students majoring in geophysics with a 3.0 or higher GPA based on academic merit under criteria established by the department.
Established in honor of Deskin Shurbet, former professor of geophysics, by alumni and friends. Administered by the department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Lewis G. Weeks Graduate Fellowship in Geosciences
For graduate students in geology, geophysics, and geochemistry; based on academic merit and research achievement under criteria established by the Department of Geosciences. Nonrenewable.
Established with funds from the Lewis G. Weeks Endowment. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

V. L. Yeats Undergraduate Scholarship in Geosciences
For undergraduate majors in geology; preference given to juniors. Based on academic merit under criteria established by the department. Nonrenewable.
Established in honor of the distinguished teaching career of V. L. Yeats in the Department of Geosciences by alumni and friends. Administered by department chairperson. Application deadline: April 1.

Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation

Preston E. Davis Endowed Scholarship
For a sophomore or above that demonstrates excellent qualities of scholarship, leadership, and service. Financial need is considered.

Health and Exercise and Sport Science Alumni Memorial Endowed Scholarship
For any student majoring in health or exercise and sport science based on academics; service to the department, profession, and community; and financial need.

Doris Horton Endowed Scholarship
For a graduate student or senior student planning to attend graduate school with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Must be research oriented. Financial need is considered.

Zella Riegel Huffman Scholarship
For a woman majoring in exercise and sport science. Must have a GPA of 3.0 in 30 or more semester hours. Strong leadership potential, especially in professional and university organizations.

Jeannine McHaney Scholarship
For female graduate student in sports administration.

Martin and Mavis McIntyre Endowed Scholarship
For a junior or senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Harmon and Dot Scales Endowed Scholarship
For a student majoring in one of the department's four academic areas with a 3.0 GPA and demonstrated leadership qualities. Financial need is a consideration.

George and Frieda Souter Endowed Scholarship
For junior or senior (60 semester hours at Texas Tech) recreation and leisure services majors. Criteria include current and continued 16 semester hour enrollment and minimum 3.0 GPA. May be renewed. Award will be full tuition and fees.

Margaret E. Wilson Endowed Scholarship
For a freshman with a major in exercise and sport sciences, SAT1 1000 or ACT 20. Financial need may be a consideration. Renewable for spring semester contingent upon a 3.0 GPA.

Department of History

Lawrence L. and Louise Graves Scholarship
For graduate and undergraduate students majoring in history and having a grade point average of 3.0 or better. These awards will be based on scholastic ability. Financial need may be considered, although it need not be paramount in the selection.
Established by Larry L. and Louise Graves. Administered by department chairperson.

Robert A. Hayes Latin American History Scholarship
For undergraduate or graduate history students with an interest in Latin American history based on both academic achievement and financial need.

Oscar A. Kinchen Scholarship
For undergraduate or graduate history students, preferably with an interest in British or Canadian history. Recipient is chosen annually by the British historians and the Executive Committee of the Department of History on the basis of academic achievement and financial need. Amount varies.
Established by friends and family in memory of Oscar A. Kinchen, Professor of History, 1929-1964. Administered by department chairperson.

Seth Shepard McKay Memorial Scholarship
For deserving students writing theses or dissertations in Texas history. Based on character, academic achievement, ability to write well, quality of initial research, and potential contribution of the thesis. Amount varies.
Established by Mrs. Seth Shepard McKay, Lafayette C. McKay, and Mary Lamartine McKay Saied, with additional donations by friends of the family, as a memorial to Dr. Seth Shepard McKay, Professor of History 1928-1965. Administered by department chairperson.

Phi Alpha Theta Scholarship
For postgraduate history students. Recipient selected by a committee from the department and Phi Alpha Theta based on academic achievement (3.5 GPA in history), continuing education, and financial need. Preference given to history doctoral students admitted to candidacy and master's students doing thesis research. Recipient need not be a member of Phi Alpha Theta. No discrimination on the basis of sex, minority status, age, religion, or national origin. Awarded once a year.
Administered by the Texas Tech University Foundation.

W. B. and Mozelle Rushing Scholarship
For undergraduate students in history. The recipient is chosen annually by the Executive Committee of the Department of History on the basis of academic achievement and need. Amount varies.
Established by W. B. and Mozelle Rushing. Administered by department chairperson.

David Vigness Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduates or graduates in American or Latin American history with special consideration given to students in Mexican, Southwestern, or Texas history. Recipient is chosen annually by the Executive Committee of the Department of History on the basis of academic achievement. Amount varies.
Established by Mrs. David Vigness in memory of David Vigness, former Chairperson of the Department of History. Administered by department chairperson.

Ernest Wallace--Phi Alpha Theta Scholarship
For undergraduate or graduate history students. Based on academic achievement, interest in continued formal education in history, and financial need. Recipient is chosen annually by a faculty-student committee in the Department of History. Amount varies.
Established by Zeta Iota Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta as a symbol of the goals and ideals of Phi Alpha Theta and as a tribute to Horn Professor Ernest Wallace. Administered by department chairperson.

School of Mass Communications

Louise Crawford Allen Scholarship
For journalism majors above the freshman level with at least a 2.5 GPA. Recipient must be a member of Women in Communications. Amount is $500.
Established by Women in Communications, a society for professionals in journalism, to honor Louise Crawford Allen for outstanding contributions and services as a teacher and writer in the field of journalism. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Amarillo Advertising Club Scholarship
For advertising students in the School of Mass Communications; based on scholarship and need. Amount is $200.
Established by Amarillo Advertising Club. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

John B. Anderson Scholarship
For journalism majors freshmen and above. Based on scholarship and need. Amount is $500.
Established by the family and friends of John B. Anderson. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Don Belding International Grant-In-Aid
For international students interested in studying advertising at Texas Tech and then returning to their home country. Amount is $500.
Established by Don Belding. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Joe H. and Mary Lee Bryant Scholarship
For any mass communications majors who are sophomores or above. Amount varies.
Established by the Joe H. Bryant Endowment Fund. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Joe H. Bryant Scholarship
For all mass communications majors who are sophomores or above. Amount is $250.
Established by the Joe H. Bryant Endowment Fund. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

John Burroughs Endowed Mass Communications Scholarship
For any upper-class mass communications major who has financial need.
Established by Ray Moran. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Byrd Advertising Scholarship
For graduate advertising majors to finance research for the master's thesis. Financial need and topic of thesis determines the recipient. Amount is $200.
Established by Byrd Advertising Agency. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Dick Cook Advertising Scholarship
For any advertising majors based on scholarship and need, with intent and desire to go into advertising, preferably newspaper advertising. Amount is $200.
Established by the family and friends of Dick Cook. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Ferguson Creative Endowed Scholarship
For a senior advertising major with a career interest in the creative field of advertising, copywriting, or art direction. Amount is $1,500.
Established by Jim Ferguson in honor of Bernie Rosenblatt, former advertising professor. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Marshall and Clint Formby Mass Communications Scholarship
For mass communications majors, sophomores and above with an interest in electronic journalism, but not limited to the field. Based on scholarship and need. Amount is $300.
Established by Marshall and Clint Formby. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Larry and Charlotte Franklin Journalism Scholarship
For a student pursuing a career in journalism. Final selection will be made by the Mass Communications Scholarship Committee. Amount is $400.
Established by Larry and Charlotte Franklin. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

W. E. Garets Scholarship
For juniors or above who are majoring in journalism or telecommunications and who have at least a 3.0 GPA. Amount is $500.
Established by Women in Communications, professional journalism society, in honor of W. E. Garets for his outstanding contributions and services as department chairman and teacher in the field of journalism. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Lloyd Glover Scholarship
For journalism majors who plan journalism careers after graduation. Based on need and scholarship. Amount is $200.
Established by Lloyd Glover. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Greater Lubbock Press Club Scholarship
For sophomore or above. Scholarships of $300 each awarded to a journalism and a telecommunications student. Based on good scholarship and need. Amount is $300.
Established by Greater Lubbock Press Club. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Charles A. Guy Scholarship
For undergraduate or graduate journalism majors with at least a 2.5 GPA, based on scholarship and need. Amount is $200.
Established by contributors to the Charles A. Guy Special Fund in Journalism. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Charlie and Grace Guy Scholarship
For a mass communications major, freshman and above, interested in pursuing a career in print journalism. Based on scholarship and need. Amount varies.
Established by family and friends of Charles A. Guy. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Gordon and Annie Lou Hanna Editing Scholarship
For senior journalism majors who have completed courses in newswriting, reporting, and editing and who demonstrate ability for and dedication to superior editing. Based on scholarship and need. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Gordon and Annie Lou Hanna. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

William (Bill) Harr Memorial Scholarship
For freshmen and above with a minimum 2.5 GPA from any major in mass communications; based on scholarship and need. Amount is $200.
Established by friends of Bill Harr. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Jim Allee Hart Endowed Scholarship
For print journalism majors. Amount and number vary.
Established by LaRue Hart in memory of her husband. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Rollin and Helenoire Herald Photo-Journalism Scholarship
For any mass communications major, sophomore and above (not excluding graduate), with a 2.5 overall GPA. Student must plan to use their photographic training in a professional area for which he or she is training (not a hobbyist). Amount varies.
Established by Rollin and Helenoire Herald. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

J. Culver and Elizabeth Hill Scholarship
For junior and senior advertising majors who are primarily interested in a career in print media advertising. Must be residents of Texas or New Mexico. Preference will be given to financial need and character.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. J. Culver Hill. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Hutcheson Endowed Scholarship in Journalism
For journalism or broadcast journalism majors. Entering freshmen must have graduated in the top 10 percent of their high school class. Transfer and Texas Tech students majoring in journalism or broadcast journalism must have a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA. Award is $1,000. Amount and number may vary.
Established by C. R. "Choc" Hutcheson. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

C. R. "Choc" Hutcheson Endowed Scholarship in Mass Communications
For undergraduate mass communications majors with a 2.5 GPA.
Established by C. R. "Choc" Hutcheson. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Hutcheson Journalism Scholarship
For journalism majors, sophomore and above, with at least a 2.5 GPA. Award is based on scholarship and need. Amount is $500.
Established by C. R. "Choc" Hutcheson, a journalism graduate, in memory of his parents, G. W. and Almajo Hutcheson. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Bradford Knapp Scholarship
For any mass communications full-time student. Amount is $200.
Established by Miss Virginia Knapp. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

E. E. and Fannie Mae Lokey Scholarship
For any mass communications graduate student with high moral and academic qualifications. To be awarded the last half of their graduate program. Amount is $500.
Established by Patsy R. Lokey in honor of her parents, E. E. and Fannie Mae Lokey. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Lubbock Advertising Federation Endowed Scholarship
For entering freshman or undergraduate with preference given to advertising major. Must be in the top 10 percent of high school graduating class or have completed a minimum of 12 hours in mass communications courses with a 3.0 GPA. Consideration given to interns in an advertising field. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Lubbock Advertising Federation. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Lubbock Advertising Federation Scholarship
For a sophomore or above in advertising. Based on academic achievement and need. Amount is $200.
Established by the Lubbock Advertising Federation. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Lubbock Area Mass Communications Alumni Faye N. Kennedy Scholarship
For any mass communications major with a minimum 2.5 GPA, based on scholarship and need. Amount is $250.
Established by the Lubbock Area Mass Communications Alumni. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Freshman Scholarship in Journalism
For outstanding journalism students of Lubbock area high schools. Students must have graduated in the upper quarter of their class. Amount is $200.
Established by the Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Mass Communications Graduate Tuition Scholarship
For a graduate student in mass communications. Amount and number vary.
Established through graduate tuition fees. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Mass Communications Week Scholarship
For a junior or senior with a minimum 2.5 GPA from any major in mass communications; based on scholarship, need, and assistance to the school with Mass Communications Week. Amount is $200.
Established by the Mass Communications Week Committee. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Harry and Pauline Montgomery Scholarship
For junior or senior journalism majors based on scholarship. Amount varies.
Established in memory of Harry Montgomery by the Arizona Republic/The Phoenix Gazette. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Eunice C. Mowery Scholarship
For any mass communications major, with particular emphasis on broadcast journalism. Amount is $200.
Established by the children of Dr. and Mrs. Ray C. Mowery for the benefit of deserving students. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Phil and Victoria Price Endowed Scholarship
For any mass communications major who is a Texas or New Mexico resident working at least 50 percent of the time to pay their college expenses.
Established by friends of the Prices. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Public Relations Student Society of America Outstanding Student Scholarship
For a junior or above majoring in public relations who has demonstrated outstanding leadership performance in the Public Relations Student Society of America or as a member of a public relations competition team. A 2.5 overall GPA is required. Amount is $200 annually.
Established by national winners of the 1982-83 Public Relations for Community Service Competition. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Public Utilities Communicators Association President's Scholarship
For freshmen and above majoring in advertising or public relations. Based on scholarship and need. Amount varies.
Established by the Public Utilities Communicators Association in honor of Lawrence R. Ward, President 1983-84. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Mary Raaymakers Scholarship
For a graduate student with an emphasis in advertising. Amount is $500.
Established by Dennis Hinde in memory of his mother, Mary Raaymakers. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

C. W. Ratliff Scholarship
For sophomore or above students who plan for a career in either broadcast or print media. Amount is $200.
Established by the C. W. Ratliff Endowment Fund. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

C. W. Ratliff--West Texas SPJ-SDX Scholarship
For journalism or telecommunications students who are above the freshman level and who have a 2.5 overall GPA. Amount is $300.
Established by the West Texas Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, a society for professional journalists. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

W. B. Rushing Family Scholarship
For sophomore and above journalism majors who show a definite need, with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Amount is $350.
Established by W. B. Rushing family. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

School of Mass Communications Kennedy--Rooker Scholarship
For a student majoring in mass communications or journalism. Entering freshmen must have graduated in the top 25 percent of their class. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required and financial need is considered. Amount and number vary.
Established through friends of Robert Rooker and Faye Kennedy. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

John H. and Janet B. Scoggin Endowed Scholarship
For any journalism major who is a graduate of a Lubbock County high school.
Established by the Scoggins. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Doc Sellers Scholarship
For students majoring in journalism who show a definite need and who plan to make newspaper work a lifetime career; should have an overall 2.5 GPA. Amount is $500.
Established by Wayne C. Sellers of Palestine, Texas. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Silver Medal Award Mass Communications Scholarship
For an advertising major, sophomore or above. Based on need and scholarship. Amount is $300.
Established by the recipients of Lubbock Advertising Federation Silver Medal Award. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Sid F. Spear Scholarship
For journalism majors with a 2.5 GPA who plan journalism careers. Based on need and scholarship. Amount is $200.
Established by Sid F. Spear. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Bob Stephens Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Radio and Television
For junior and senior students majoring in radio and television who are in good standing and making progress toward a degree. Primary factors for consideration are a potential for success, determination, drive, enthusiasm, knowledge of what student wants in life, and financial need.
Established in memory of Bob Stephens by friends and family. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Alexis S. Tan Graduate Scholarship
For a graduate student with a 3.0 GPA in the School of Mass Communications who is pursuing the thesis program and exhibits professional potential. Amount is $500.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. N. Charles Roe. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Catharine Louise and James Stephens Ward Scholarship
For advertising majors, freshman and above. Based on scholarship and need. Amount is $200.
Established by Lawrence Ray and Betty Blankinship Ward. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Dianne Carrell Wertheimer Scholarship
For a junior or senior public relations major. Based primarily on need; letter of need must accompany application. A minimum 3.0 overall GPA is required. Amount is $250.
Established by the Oakley Company, Dallas, Texas, Cherri Oakley founder, in memory of Dianne Carrell Wertheimer. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Bee Zeeck Association of Women in Communications Scholarship
For a sophomore or above male or female current AWC student chapter member in good standing who has a minimum GPA of 3.0, extracurricular activities, and work experience. Amount is $300.
Established by Lubbock Professional Chapter of Association of Women in Communications, Inc. Administered by Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 15.

Department of Mathematics

Amir-Moez Mathematics Research Award
For any undergraduate mathematics major who publishes a research paper in mathematics. Amount varies.
Established by a donation from Professor Ali Reza Amir-Moez of the Department of Mathematics. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Gordon Fuller Mathematics Scholarship
For mathematics majors; based primarily on scholastic achievement. Amount varies.
Established in memory of Gordon Fuller, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Professor Fuller joined the Texas Tech faculty in 1950 and retired in 1968. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Emmett Hazlewood Scholarship
For sophomore, junior, or senior mathematics majors; based primarily on scholarship achievement. Amount varies.
Established by members of the mathematics faculty in memory of Emmett Hazlewood, former Chairman of the Mathematics Department. Dr. Hazlewood joined the Texas Tech faculty in 1939 and headed the Mathematics Department from 1948 until 1966 when he resumed full-time teaching. He retired from the faculty in 1973. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

E. Richard Heineman Freshman Mathematics Scholarship
For high school graduates majoring in mathematics. Students should have a 3.5 GPA in mathematics and submit any national test scores such as ACT, SAT, CEEB, etc. Amount is $1000.
Established by members of the mathematics faculty and former students in honor of E. Richard Heineman, Professor Emeritus of the Department of Mathematics. Professor Heineman joined the Texas Tech faculty in 1928 and retired in 1973. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Mildred and Lonnie Langston Mathematics Scholarship
For mathematics majors of any classification; based primarily on scholastic achievement with financial need, second. Amount is $250 per semester.
Established by the late Mr. Lonnie Langston, C.L.U., Southwestern Life Insurance Co. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Robert A. Moreland Mathematics Scholarship
For undergraduate mathematics majors based primarily on scholastic achievement. Amount varies.
Established by a contribution from Robert A. Moreland, Professor of Mathematics, with a matching contribution from Proctor Ranch. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addressed to departmental chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Morrison-Broughton Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Mathematics
For mathematics majors of any classification based on academic performance with special attention given to financial need. Renewable.
Established in 1986 as a memorial by the children of Joe Morrison, Marie Morrison, and Olive Broughton Morrison as a tribute to their belief in education. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addressed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Patrick L. Odell Graduate Scholarship
For mathematics graduate students. Amount varies.
Established in honor of those students who have been awarded Ph.D.'s in mathematics at Texas Tech and the faculty who have contributed to their success. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to the department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Herman Reynolds Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students based primarily on academic achievement. Amount varies.
Established in memory of Herman Reynolds, B.S., M.S., who died shortly after earning his master's degree in 1998. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addressed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

W. B. "Dub" Rushing Family Mathematics Scholarship
For mathematics majors of any classification, based primarily on scholastic achievement. Amount varies.
Established by W. B. "Dub" Rushing and his family. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Tarwater Family Mathematics Scholarship
For entering freshman mathematics majors with high grades on SAT1 or ACT exam. The $1,000 award is renewable if a 3.6 GPA is maintained and satisfactory progress toward a baccalaureate degree is demonstrated.
Established by a contribution from the family of Dalton and Nancy Tarwater, whose members have been associated with the department since 1955. The Houston Endowment matched the Tarwater's original contribution. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addressed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Paul Thompson Mathematics Scholarship
For prospective mathematics teachers at the elementary level. Based on academic achievement. Amount varies.
Established in 1987 in memory of Professor Paul Thompson by his family, friends, and colleagues in the Mathematics Department. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addressed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Derald Walling Mathematics Scholarship
For mathematics majors who are preparing to teach in the public schools; based primarily on scholastic achievement. Amount varies.
Established by former students of Professor Walling and by his family and friends. Walling was a professor at Tech from 1966 to 1992. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

John T. White Graduate Scholarship in Mathematics
For mathematics graduate students. Amount varies.
Established by John and Jo White and family. Administered by a committee of mathematics faculty. Inquiries should be addresses to the department chairperson. Application deadline: March 1.

Department of Military Science

General Creighton W. (Abe) Abrams Scholarship
For nonscholarship cadets that have completed advanced camp and will complete their bachelor's no later than December of the following school year. One $1,500 award is made nationally and two $1,000 awards per ROTC region per year. Application is due no later than the second week of the fall semester term.

Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Scholarship
For Army ROTC cadets, freshmen to juniors majoring in electronics, communications, electrical engineering, mathematics, computer technology, physics, or management information systems. Applicants must be in the top 25 percent of their academic class and demonstrate financial need. Five $1,000 awards for juniors, five $750 awards for sophomores, and five $500 awards for freshmen on an annual basis. Applications ore due in the spring semester term and announcements are made in June of the award year.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Advanced Course Program
For all students who enroll in the ROTC advanced course and execute an Army Senior ROTC Student's Contract. To qualify for the advanced course, applicants must be medically qualified, be a citizen of the U. S., be of good moral character, have a cumulative 2.0 GPA or better, and have a minimum of two years of academic work remaining prior to completing degree requirements. Participants receive $200 per month subsistence allowance for each month of the school year. Out-of-state residents qualify for in-state tuition rates upon contracting for the advanced course. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the professor of military science.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Four-Year Scholarship
For high school graduates who are at least 17 years old, have scored high on the SAT1 or ACT, have outstanding high school grades, and have participated in extracurricular activities or have held a job after school hours. Applicants must be medically qualified and have four academic years remaining in an approved baccalaureate degree program. Applications must be received by the end of the spring semester of the applicants senior year of high school. The scholarship pays all tuition, fees, and a textbook allowance in addition to $200 per month subsistence allowance during the school year. Application may be submitted in the junior or senior year of high school.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Detailed information may be obtained from the department.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Four-Year Scholarship Incentive Award
For the top two Army ROTC Four Year Scholarship recipients. Amount is an additional $2,000.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Campus Based Scholarship Program
For outstanding students enrolling in the advanced course of military science. Applicants must be medically qualified, be of good moral character, have a 2.5 GPA or better, pass a physical aptitude test, and have two or more years remaining in their degree plan. Scholarships pay tuition and fees, a textbook allowance, and $200 per month subsistence allowance during the school year. Application is required to the professor of military science in the spring semester of the freshman or sophomore year of college.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Performance Award
For freshmen and sophomores enrolled in military science basic courses based on outstanding performance and involvement in the Army ROTC program. Amount is $1,000 to be applied toward the next fall semester as long as the recipient is enrolled in military science courses.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Reserve Scholarship Volunteer Program
For entering freshmen and all college students in the Texas National Guard or who are eligible for membership in the Texas National Guard. One- to four-year scholarships paying room and board (up to two years), tuition and fees (up to four years), monthly salary from participation in the National Guard, and $150 per month subsistence allowance after contracting in the junior year.
Apply at the Department of Military Science or contact the National Guard Recruiter in the spring semester.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Two- and Three-Year Scholarships (Enrolled ROTC Students)
For outstanding students enrolled in the basic course. Applicants must be medically qualified, be of good moral character, have a GPA greater than 2.5, and rank in the upper third of the ROTC class. At the time the three-year scholarship becomes effective, a recipient must have completed at least one year of military science training and have at least 2 years of academic work remaining for a degree. The scholarships pay all tuition and fees, a textbook allowance, and $200 per month subsistence allowance for each month of the school year.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964. Application is made to the professor of military science by the third week of the spring semester.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Two- and Three-Year Scholarships (Nonenrolled ROTC Students)
For outstanding students who have not been enrolled in the military science basic course. Applicants must be medically qualified, have a GPA greater than 2.7, and pass a physical aptitude examination. Three-year scholarship recipients must take the sophomore military science course during their sophomore year. Two-year scholarship recipients must attend a six-week basic camp at Fort Knox, KY and have two academic years remaining to graduation. The scholarship pays tuition, fees, a textbook allowance, and $200 per month subsistence allowance for each month of the school year. Application is made to the professor of military science by the third week of the spring semester.
Established by Public Law 88-647, ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964.

Army ROTC (Military Science) Two-Year Reserve Forces Duty Scholarship
For outstanding students enrolled in the ROTC advanced course as juniors with a 2.7 GPA or better. Required to join the Simultaneous Membership Program during the advanced course and agree to serve in the USAR or National Guard after graduation. The scholarship pays tuition and fees, a textbook allowance, and $200 per month subsistence allowance. Application is made to the professor of military science no later than March 15.

Colonel Harold H. Griffith Scholarship
For outstanding students enrolled in the advanced course. Applicants must have a 2.0 GPA, complete an Army Senior ROTC Student's Contract, and have graduated from a Texas high school. Two $1,500 scholarships awarded yearly.
Established by Major General (Ret.) Ross Ayers in honor of Colonel (Ret.) Harold H. Griffith for his military and civic contributions to the state and nation. Administered by the Military Science department. Application is made to the professor of military science by the fourth week of the fall semester.

Pentagon Federal Credit Union Scholarship
For nonscholarship cadets that have completed advanced camp and will complete their bachelor's no later that December of the following school year. One $1,000 award per ROTC region per year. Application is due no later than the second week of the fall semester term. Announcement of scholarship winners will be on September 30 of the award year.

Retired Officers Association Scholarship
For a cadet who demonstrates outstanding military traits and performance. One annual scholarship is awarded each fall semester. The amount of the award is revised yearly. Application is due to the professor of military science no later than the second week of the fall semester.

USAA Scholarship Program
For nonscholarship cadets that have completed advanced camp and will complete their bachelor's no later that December of the following school year. One $1,500 award is made nationally and two $1,000 awards per ROTC region per year. Application is due no later than the second week of the fall semester term. Announcement of scholarship winners will be on September 30 of the award year.

General Melvin Zais Scholarship
For nonscholarship cadets that have completed advanced camp and will complete their bachelor's no later that December of the following school year. One $1,000 award per ROTC region per year. Application is due no later than the second week of the fall semester term. Announcement of scholarship winners will be on September 30 of the award year.

School of Music

Both Texas resident and nonresident music majors may audition competitively for all music scholarships unless otherwise stated.

Music scholarship recipients are required to study voice or instrument privately with a member of the Texas Tech music faculty, to participate in their respective large ensemble, and to maintain a 2.85 GPA. Awards are reviewed annually and renewal is subject to continuous and satisfactory progress both musically and in ensemble participation. Students are required to obtain a scholarship application from the School of Music and to schedule an audition. Students will be assigned to a specific scholarship depending upon the outcome of their audition. Application deadline is March 1 annually.

Allegro Music Club Scholarship
For outstanding music majors who demonstrate financial need. Recipients must perform at a meeting of the Allegro Music Club. The award is open to both in-state and out-of-state music majors through competitive audition.

Altrusa Music Scholarship
For senior women majoring in music; based on character and financial need. A 2.85 GPA is required. Amount is $250.
Established by Altrusa Club of Lubbock, Texas, in memory of Lottie Hilton. Administered by school director. To receive recognition, recipient is to be present and perform at one meeting of the Altrusa Club.

Anderson--Swensson Scholarship Fund
For music majors in winds or percussion enrolled in band or orchestra each semester award is made.
Account is held by the Ex-Student's Association. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Jill Bailiff Endowed Scholarship in Harp
For students majoring or minoring in harp who demonstrate good scholarship. Recipient is selected by the harp professor.
Established in honor of Jill Bailiff to encourage excellence in the study and performance of harp.

Benny J. Ballard Memorial Scholarship
For a member of the Texas Tech Marching Band regardless of major. Recipient must maintain a 2.85 GPA for renewal. Amount is $500.
Established by Mrs. Barbara Ballard, family and friends of Mr. Benny J. Ballard.

Claribel Biggs Endowed Scholarship in Music
For students who are studying instrumental or vocal music. Recipients are chosen each spring by competitive audition before the music faculty.

Claribel Biggs Endowed Scholarship in Piano
For students who are studying piano. Recipients are chosen each spring by competitive audition before the keyboard faculty.

C. Ralph and Johanne Blodgett Band Scholarship
For students registered in the Texas Tech Band regardless of major. Amount varies.
Recipients will be selected by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Bill Bradley Band Scholarship
For any person enrolled in the Texas Tech University band program. Selected by competitive audition. Amounts vary. Students must maintain a 2.85 GPA.
Recipients will be selected by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Eva Browning First Christian Church Scholarship
For music majors who are members of the First Christian Church of Lubbock, Inc., Choir. Amounts and numbers vary.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee and the First Christian Church.

Eva Browning Music Fund Scholarship (Piano)
For entering freshmen majoring in piano. Recipients are selected through a competition held each spring. A 2.85 GPA is required. (Other piano awards are also available.) Administered by the piano faculty and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Roy Harris Browning Music Scholarship
For outstanding music majors. The principal instrument of study must be in the area of strings, winds, percussion, or voice. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA. Awardees are selected by audition.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Bucks-Norval Music Scholarship
For students registered in the Texas Tech choral program. Recipient will be selected by competitive audition. Amounts vary.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Jay Caddel Memorial Voice Endowed Scholarship
For voice majors; financial need will be considered. Recipients must have a 3.0 GPA. Amounts vary.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

John T. and Ruth Carthel Endowed Scholarship Fund
(Please refer to the General Scholarships section of this catalog)

J. Ray and Pauline D. Dickey Scholarship Endowment
For sophomore or above students enrolled in the School of Music who have good moral character, who are in good academic standing, and who can demonstrate the need for financial assistance to further their academic studies. Recipients are selected by audition; renewable by audition only.
Administered by the Director of Student Financial Aids in consultation with the Music Scholarship Committee and approved by the school director.

Mary and Myrtle Dunn Scholarship Fund
For students majoring in music. A 2.85 GPA is required. Amount is $200, number varies.
Established by friends of Mary and Myrtle Dunn. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Raymond Elliot Family Endowed Scholarship Fund
For undergraduate music majors maintaining a 2.85 GPA, based on the student's character, needs, and broad cultural interest.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee by competitive audition.

Paul Ellsworth Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate string players who are participating in the Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra.
Applicants are chosen by formal audition before the string faculty each spring.

Lela Furr Endowed Scholarship in Harp
For students majoring or minoring in harp who demonstrate good scholarship. Recipient is selected by the harp professor.
Established in honor of Lela Furr to encourage excellence in the study and performance of harp.

Agnes Hemmle Scholarship
For music majors only. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the school director and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Gene Hemmle Memorial Scholarship
For music majors. Amount and number vary. Recipients chosen by audition for the School of Music faculty.
Established in honor of Dr. Gene Hemmle, former Chairperson of the School of Music.

Gene Hemmle Memorial Scholarships in Music
For music majors selected by competitive audition before the School of Music faculty. Amounts and number vary.
Established in honor of Gene Hemmle, who served for many years as the Director of the School of Music.

Wava Banes Henry Endowed Scholarship in Music
For a female who has completed fewer than 60 hours, is currently enrolled in a wind ensemble, and has a 2.5 GPA. Recipients are selected by Beta Chapter, Tau Beta Sigma, with the school director's approval. Amount and number vary and are awarded each spring by the active chapter of Tau Beta Sigma.

Marie Hermann Endowed Scholarships in the Fine Arts
For undergraduate or graduate majors in voice and/or theatre arts. Recipients are selected through auditions. Two awards, one each in voice and theatre arts, are made annually and may be renewed in competitions with other candidates. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA (3.0 for graduate students).
Established in memory of Mrs. Marie Hermann. Administered by scholarship committee in theatre arts and music.

Hewitt Vocal Scholarship
For a voice major who intends to seek a performing career.
Established by A. Lee Hewitt and Jeanette Hewitt. Administered by school director and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Bernie Howell Memorial Organ Endowed Scholarship
For a senior music major in organ with a 3.0 GPA. One competitive award each year. The award is renewable, and amount varies.
Established by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce through contributions of Mr. Howell's many friends.

Jazz Scholarship Fund
For talented jazz musicians by competitive audition. Amount varies.
Administered by Music Scholarship Committee.

Helen DeVitt-Jones Endowed Scholarship in Harp
For students majoring or minoring in harp who demonstrate good scholarship. Recipient is selected by the harp professor.
Established in honor of Helen DeVitt-Jones to encourage excellence in the study and performance of harp.

Kappa Kappa Psi Band Scholarship
For an incoming freshman or transfer student or a student who has attended Texas Tech one full year. Applicant must be enrolled in a major band ensemble course. Applicant must perform on a concert band instrument a piece of his or her own selection for an audition in the spring semester. Award is renewable, but recipient must compete each year. Recipients are chosen by Alpha Omicrom Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, with the school director's approval.

Dean Killion Scholarship in Band
For an all-around member of the marching, concert, or symphonic band, Court Jester member, KKY or TBE member, who holds a student leader position of some type and demonstrates attitude and willingness to volunteer for extras (Chamber of Commerce, Knights of Columbus, airport arrivals, etc.). Awards are variable.
Administered by school director and the Music Scholarship Committee.

J. W. King Memorial Band Scholarship
For music majors studying the French horn. Recipients are selected by competitive audition before the School of Music faculty. Amount and number vary.
Established in memory of J. W. King, longtime West Texas band director and UIL Region XVI Music Executive Secretary.

Lubbock Music Club Scholarship
For music majors. A 2.85 GPA is required. Recipient is asked to perform at a meeting of the Lubbock Music Club.
Established by the Lubbock Music Club. Administered by school director.

Donald S. MacNair Outstanding Music Student Scholarship
For music majors selected by competitive audition before the School of Music faculty. Amount varies.
Established by Donald S. MacNair, M.D., of Lubbock.

Tricia Marchbanks Memorial Scholarship in Band
For a Texas Tech Marching Band member who was a former member of the marching band and graduated from Alvord High School or Granbury High School who attained at least an 85 percent scholastic average while in high school, and who was cited for excellence and/or achievement while a member of the high school band. Recipient must continue as a member of the Texas Tech Marching Band and must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA.
Administered by Music Scholarship Committee.

Marching Band Scholarship
For students in the Texas Tech Marching Band. A 2.85 GPA is required. Amounts and number vary.
Established through the efforts of the Lubbock Downtown Kiwanis Club. Administered by the Director of Bands and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Mu Phi Epsilon Performance Award
For undergraduate members of Mu Phi Epsilon Professional Music Sorority. Auditions are required. Applicants must be prepared to perform a thirty-minute program on which at least two contrasting styles are represented. Winner of the annual competition receives a $300 scholarship awarded in equal installments at the beginning of each semester. Award may be paid over and above any other scholarship the student may already hold.
Established by Mu Phi Epsilon. Applications available from the sorority sponsor. Administered by sorority sponsor and Music Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: April 1.

Music Endowed Scholarship
For any music student instrumentalist, singer, or composer selected competitively by audition. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA. Amount varies.
Established in 1980 as a permanent scholarship endowment in honor of Buddy Holley. Administered by school director and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Music Theatre Vocal Scholarship
For outstanding voice majors who show a strong ability in stage performance. Amounts vary.
Established by Texas Tech Music Theatre. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Hugh Paik Vocal Scholarship
For music majors, voice principals. A 2.85 GPA is required.
Administered by Music Scholarship Committee on the recommendation of the Director and Professor Kyung Wook Shin as long as he is a member of the faculty.

Presser Award
For music majors with outstanding achievement in music and academic studies. One annual award of $3,000. Recipients are selected by the School of Music faculty.
Established by the Presser Foundation.

Presser Scholarship
For an outstanding music major following the end of the junior year and paid in one sum at the beginning of the senior year. The designation is to be made at a public occasion as an honor award. Awarded for excellence to help financially. Course of study must include at least one-third academic subjects. Amount is $2,000
Established by the Presser Foundation. Recipients selected by the school director and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Jon Ann Pursley Memorial Scholarship
For all classifications of students. This award will be given to an outstanding female percussionist, if possible. The recipient will be selected by competitive audition by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Earl Ray Memorial Endowed Band Scholarship
For music students currently enrolled in a Texas Tech band or former band members who are student teaching. Number and amount vary.
Established in memory of Earl Ray, a longtime music businessman and friend of music education in West Texas.

Thomas Redcay Memorial Endowment Fund
For a keyboard student. Selected by music faculty. Amount varies.

Christine Rinck and Eleanor Hatfield Scholarship in Music
For any student majoring in music. The student will be selected by competitive audition by the Music Scholarship Committee.
Established by Mary Jeanne van Appledorn and friends and family of Eleanor Hatfield.

George and Anna Verna Robinson Music Education String Scholarship
For sophomores, juniors, or seniors enrolled in the B.Mus.Ed. degree program with major emphasis in violin, viola, violoncello, or string bass. A new recipient will be chosen each year.
Administered by the music string faculty.

W. B. (Dub) Rushing Vocal Endowment
An annual award in vocal music. Administered by the voice faculty and the Music Scholarship Committee.

Curtis Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund
For students majoring in music. Preference given to string players, and the recipient must demonstrate merit and academic achievement. Financial need may be considered, but need is not to be a primary consideration. Amount varies.
Established by family and friends to the memory of Curtis Taylor Scott, a junior music major at Texas Tech at the time of his death. Administered by the school.

Alice H. Shoemaker Music Theatre Award
For an outstanding voice student interested in the pursuit of a career in Music Theatre performance. Recipient must be an applied voice major and maintain high standards of performance.

Stripling Vocal Award
For outstanding music majors in voice. Recipient must be an applied voice major and maintain high standards of performance.
Administered by Music Scholarship Committee.

James C. Sudduth Memorial Endowed Music Scholarship
For music education majors. Recipients are selected by competitive audition before the School of Music faculty. Number and amount vary.
Established in memory of James C. Sudduth, outstanding composer and former Director of Bands at Texas Tech.

Richard Sugarek Memorial Scholarship
For a sophomore nonmusic major enrolled in Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Orchestra, Tech Choir, or Tech Singers. A 2.5 GPA is required. Financial need will be considered but is not necessary.

Tech Marching Band Alumni Endowed Scholarship
For any student who maintains a 2.85 GPA and is enrolled in Marching Band during the fall semester of the year in which the award is made. Amount and number vary.
Administered by scholarship selection committee with approval of the Marching Band director.

Texas Tech Choir Scholarship
For outstanding music majors in voice who maintain minimum 2.85 GPAs. Amount and number vary.
Established by the voice faculty and the Texas Tech Choir. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Texas Tech Orchestra Scholarship
For members of the Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra. Financial need is not a consideration in determining eligibility of recipients. Awards are renewable upon having maintained satisfactory musical and academic progress the previous year and holding an overall GPA of 2.85. Primarily for music majors, but open to any orchestra member. Amounts vary.
Established in 1967 by the Texas Tech orchestra, the Texas Tech string faculty, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Thornhill Band Scholarship
For students in the Texas Tech band who maintain a 2.85 GPA. Awarded by competitive audition to a music major, preferably, in any classification. Amount and number vary.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Fray Wells Music Scholarship
For undergraduate Texas resident students enrolled in music. Recipient need not be a music major. Awards are made annually and are renewable. Amounts and number vary. Selection is based on character, scholarship, potential in music, and financial need. Awards are made in the following priority order: (1) organ, (2) piano, (3) voice.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Wells. Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee and school director.

D. O. Wiley Memorial Marching Band Grant
For undergraduate band students. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Recipients are selected by the Director of Bands and the Music Scholarship Committee.
Established by the Jenie Lee and Joyce Gross Burke Trust Fund.

Clayton Winkler Guitar Scholarship
For student in any classification or major. Recipient is expected to acquaint himself or herself with a portfolio about Clayton Taylor Winkler and communicate in writing at least once annually to those who offer the scholarship as to his or her progress as it relates to this scholarship. Amount varies.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee as recommended by Dr. James Bogle through competitive audition.

Billie Wolfe Endowed Scholarship in Harp
For a student majoring or minoring in harp who demonstrates good scholarship. Recipient will be selected by the harp professor.
Established in honor of Billie Wolfe to encourage excellence in the study and performance of harp.

Anne Threlkeld Wright Vocal Performance Endowed Scholarship
For outstanding music majors in voice.
Administered by the Music Scholarship Committee.

Department of Philosophy

Claude V. Bridges Scholarship in Philosophy
For outstanding undergraduate or graduate students pursuing a major or minor in philosophy. Based on academic achievement and participation in programs and activities sponsored by the Department of Philosophy. Amount varies.
Administered by a committee of philosophy faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson.

Jerry V. Fox Jr. Memorial Scholarship in Philosophy
For especially outstanding upper division and graduate students pursuing a major or minor in philosophy. Based on academic achievement and participation in programs and activities sponsored by the department. Amount varies.
Established by family and friends in memory of Jerry V. Fox Jr. Administered by a committee of philosophy faculty. Inquiries should be directed to department chairperson.

Department of Physics

Scholarship recipients are selected in the spring with the award presented in the fall and spring semesters following registration. All scholarships are administered by the Scholarship Committee and department chairperson, unless otherwise noted. The deadline for all applications is March 1st. All applications should be sent to Texas Tech University, Department of Physics, Attn: Scholarship Chairperson, Box 41051, Lubbock, TX 79409-1051.

Bucy Graduate Scholarships in Applied Physics
For new or continuing graduate students with high academic potential or accomplishments. Several awards are made each year to new or continuing graduate students. Amount varies with a full award being $6,000 per semester.
Established by a gift from Odetta Greer Bucy and J. Fred Bucy. Administered by the Bucy Scholarship Committee and department chairperson.

Bucy Undergraduate Scholarships in Physics
For undergraduate students of high ability and character majoring in physics. Several new and continuing students are considered for awards each year. Criteria for selection are academic performance in high school or college and potential for future contributions to physics. Amount varies; generally $800 to $1,100.
Established by a gift from Odetta Greer Bucy and J. Fred Bucy. Administered by the Bucy Scholarship Committee and department chairperson.

J. W. Day Memorial Scholarship
For a second semester junior majoring in physics or engineering physics who has maintained a 3.0 overall GPA and a 3.0 GPA in physics. Amount is $300.
Established by Mrs. Day in memory of her husband, J. W. Day. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Gangopadhyay Undergraduate Scholarship Endowment for Physics
For incoming or entering freshmen majoring in physics or engineering physics. Amount varies.
Established by Dr. Shubhra Gangopadhyay. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Gott Gold Tooth Award
Established because of Preston F. Gott's interest in astronomy. At the discretion of the Physics Department awards committee, it can be awarded as a scholarship, or in recognition of accomplished activity, either to an undergraduate or a graduate level student. Its purpose is to encourage young scholars and to strengthen motivation for astronomy in the Physics Department. It is suggested that the recipient of this award be given a plastic plaque, machine engraved. A tiny piece of gold from an old gold filling, beaten thin, should be glued into dot the second i. Criteria for the award, one or more of the following: successfully completed several courses in astronomy; instructor for astronomy class or lab; knowledge of current textbook; or activity in setting up or maintaining the technical or physical aspects of the astronomy program. The amount of the award is $500. The scholarship is a gift from Professor Preston F. Gott.

Graduate Tuition Scholarship
For continuing graduate students with high academic potential or accomplishments. Several awards are made each year to continuing graduate students. Scholarship may be disbursed as a stipend or all at one time. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

David Howe Graduate Fellowship Endowment in Physics
Graduate fellowships will be awarded annually to graduate students in the department. Amount varies.
Established by Dr. A. Isabelle Howe in memory and honor of her husband Dr. David Howe. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Glen A. Mann Memorial Scholarship
For an entering freshman physics or engineering physics major with an outstanding high school record. Amount is $500
Established by Mrs. Glen Mann in honor of her husband, Glen A. Mann. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

C. C. and Alma K. Schmidt Memorial Scholarship
For a new or continuing physics or engineering physics undergraduate major who has a very good high school record or who has maintained a 3.0 GPA in physics. Amount varies.
Established in memory of C. C. and Alma K. Schmidt. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Peter J. Seibt Graduate Scholarship in Physics
For a new or continuing graduate student who shows promise in experimental physics. Amount varies.
Established by Mrs. Tamara Seibt and friends in memory of Dr. Seibt. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee and the department chairperson.

Kenneth Sterne Term Scholarship
For students who show an interest in astronomy or any deserving undergraduate physics majors who have maintained an overall 2.5 GPA, and who are enrolled in at least 12 hours per semester. Amount of the award is $200.
Established by Mrs. Sarah F. Sterne in memory of her husband, Kenneth Sterne. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Henry C. Thomas Scholarship
For an entering freshman or continuing undergraduate major in physics or engineering physics. High academic potential for an entering student is required as evidenced by high school performance. A minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA in physics is required for a continuing student. Amount is $500.
Established by a gift from Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Thomas. Administered by the Department of Physics Scholarship Committee.

Department of Political Science

R. Guy Carter Scholarship
For full-time undergraduate or graduate political science majors. Students must have scholastic ability and potential for or past accomplishments in leadership and public service. Financial need may be considered but it is not required.
Established in honor of R. Guy Carter, an attorney, political science alumnus, and member of Tech's first graduating class in 1928. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee and the Ex-Students Association. Separate department application form required.

J. William Davis Scholarship
For full-time juniors, seniors, or graduate students majoring in political science who are members of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honorary (one scholarship). The second scholarship is open to freshman and sophomore political science majors showing great promise in the study of politics. Each scholarship requires minimum 3.0 GPA. Financial need may be considered, but is not required.
Established in honor of Dr. J. William Davis, Professor Emeritus of Political Science. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Bobbie and Bill Ellis Scholarship
For full-time undergraduate political science majors. Students must have a minimum 3.0 overall GPA. Financial need may be considered, but not required.
Established in honor of Bobbie and Bill Ellis by Jack and Audie Sloan. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Toddie Hartsfield Ethridge Scholarship
For a full-time female student majoring in political science. Applicants may be juniors, seniors, or graduate students who are also excellent scholars, display qualities of leadership and moral integrity, and have the potential to make a contribution to the public welfare through elected or appointed political office.
Established in honor of Toddie Hartsfield Ethridge and funded by the Lubbock League of Women Voters. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee and the Board of Directors of the Lubbock League of Women Voters. Separate department application form required.

Dr. William A. Jackson Scholarship
For full-time graduate students seeking either a major or a minor in political science based on scholastic ability, leadership, past accomplishments, and the potential for future accomplishments. Financial need may be considered, but is not required.
Established by William A. Jackson Jr. and Mrs. N. G. Kerr in honor of Dr. William A. Jackson, an early member of the Department of Political Science and first head of what later became the Graduate School. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Kent Presson Scholarship
For full-time graduate or undergraduate students seeking a major in political science based on scholastic ability, leadership, and past accomplishments. Financial need may be considered, but is not required.
Established by Kent Presson, an alumnus of the Department of Political Science. Administered by Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Rushing Family Scholarship in Political Science
For full-time undergraduate students seeking a major in political science based on scholastic ability, leadership, past accomplishments, and the potential for future accomplishments. Financial need may be considered, but is not required. Minimum 3.0 GPA required.
Established by the W. B. "Dub" Rushing family. Mr. Rushing was an earlier graduate of Texas Tech and has been a long-time supporter of the university and its students. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Jack and Audie Sloan Political Science Scholarship
For full-time undergraduate political science majors. Students must have a minimum 3.0 overall GPA. Financial need may be considered, but not required.
Established in honor of Jack and Audie Sloan. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Gordon Treadaway Scholarship
For full-time undergraduate or graduate political science majors. Students must have demonstrated scholastic ability, leadership, past accomplishments in these areas, and a strong interest in a public service career. Financial need may be considered, but is not required.
Established in honor of Gordon Treadaway, a political science alumnus and member of Texas Tech's first student class. Administered by the Department Scholarship Committee. Separate department application form required.

Department of Psychology

Theodore Andreychuk Endowment Fund
For the psychology graduate student who exemplifies a model of leadership in the department and in service to the department, university, and profession, and who overall has achieved success in graduate studies. Amount is $1,000.
Established by the Theodore Andreychuk Endowment Fund. Administered by Department Executive Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Counseling Psychology Internship Scholarship
For graduate students in counseling psychology who have proposed and done considerable work on their dissertation project and will be interning during the year in which the individual receives the scholarship. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Dr. Susan S. Hendrick, Psychology Department. Administered by the department's counseling psychology division.

Counseling Psychology--Sharon Shoemaker Scholarship
For graduate students in the counseling psychology division who are in any year of their graduate study. Recipients preferably have been a full-time part of the work world (homemaking included) either before or after their undergraduate study. Amount is $500-1,000.
Established by Dr. Susan S. Hendrick, Psychology Department. Administered by the department's counseling psychology division.

Experimental Psychology Scholarship
For graduate students enrolled in the experimental psychology graduate programs.
Established by Charles G. Halcomb. Administered by the Department of Psychology Executive Committee which receives nominations from a student-faculty committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Clay E. George Scholarship
For Department of Psychology graduate students who have exhibited unusual excellence. One or more scholarships awarded per year. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Ms. Mary E. George of Lubbock. Administered by the Department Executive Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Gulf Oil Endowment Fund Scholarship
For graduate students in the counseling psychology program and, as funds permit, students in other areas of graduate study in psychology. Recipients must meet standards of notable scholarship and classroom performance. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Raymond Galvin, Vice President, Gulf Oil Company, and by a matching gift from Gulf Oil Company. Administered by the Department Executive Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Walter Locke Memorial Scholarship in Clinical Psychology
For students participating in the doctoral program in clinical psychology with priority given to first-year graduate students at Texas Tech. Amount is $500-1,000 (3-5 awarded annually).
Established by Dr. Bill J. Locke, Department of Psychology. Administered by Department Executive Committee and clinical division. Application deadline: contact clinical program director.

Major General Vincent Luchsinger Scholarship
For full-time graduate students in the department. Criteria include the demonstration of unusual excellence in graduate studies at Texas Tech. Some preference also given to U.S. military veterans, but this is not a requirement. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Dr. Vincent Luchsinger, University of Baltimore. Administered by the Department Executive Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Robert Earl Maxey Memorial Clinical Psychology Scholarship
For graduate students in the clinical psychology graduate program. Recipient is required to have an expressed interest in delivering clinical services and to have taken or to take a majority of the course work focusing on psychological assessment and psychotherapy skills. Amount is $500-1,000.
Established by Dr. Marcia M. Abbott, Chief Psychologist, Charter Plains Hospital. Administered by Department Executive Committee and clinical division. Application deadline: contact clinical program director.

Norman Scholarship
For graduate students in the clinical and counseling psychology doctoral programs. Criteria include merit. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Barry Norman. Administered by Department Executive Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Perez Scholarship
For graduate students enrolled in the experimental psychology programs. The scholarship is for advanced experimental psychology students who have at least completed or about to complete their first year.
Established by Dr. Jeffrey Elias in memory of Dr. Vernon Perez. Dr. Perez was a valued colleague who left us much too soon. Dr. Perez represented high standards and quality education. Administered by the Department Executive Committee and the Experimental division. Application deadline: March 1.

Jane L. Winer Dissertation Scholarship
For doctoral students in the Department of Psychology's counseling psychology program. Recipient must be registered for dissertation credits, reside in Lubbock, and not be serving an internship during the entire year of the scholarship award. Amount is $500-1,000.
Established by Jane L. Winer. Administered by Department Executive Committee and counseling psychology division. Application deadline: contact counseling program director.

Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work

Dorothy N. Bagwell Student Research Fund
For undergraduate and graduate anthropology majors in student-initiated research. Research is to emphasize the generation of new data and to include travel to work sites and to meetings to present the results of research projects. It is also to include expenses for other research-related activities. Number and amounts vary.
Established by a former anthropology major. Administered by the Department Chairperson based on recommendation of anthropology faculty.

H. Paul Chalfant Sociology Graduate Scholarship
For deserving and needy graduate students. Intended to stimulate scholarly research and dissemination by providing funds to students in the program who are presenting papers at important professional meetings which the students would be unable to attend without financial support. Applications are submitted to the Sociology Graduate Committee at any time a student is notified of acceptance of a paper for presentation, with awards contingent on funds available at the time.
Established in memory of H. Paul Chalfant, former chairperson of the Department of Sociology (1974-90) and Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work at Texas Tech University (1990-94).

Neven P. (Patt) Lamb Anthropology Scholarship
For students specializing in biological anthropology. Applicants must have completed at least 12 hours of anthropology courses and 6 hours of biological anthropology with grades of A and an overall minimum 3.0 GPA. Each award is $200 for the academic year ($100 per semester).
Established in memory of Neven P. (Patt) Lamb (1932-1993) anthropology faculty member (1974-1993) and chairperson of the Anthropology Department (1986-1990). Application forms available in the department office 158 Holden Hall. Applications must include: a vitae, an academic transcript, and a letter of intent. Completed applications should be addressed to Dr. Robert Paine (Neven P. Lamb Scholarship).

Mhyra S. Minnis Sociology Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students in sociology who maintain at least a 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Applications are submitted to the Sociology Graduate Committee, and the award is given during the spring semester.
Established by Professor of Sociology, Emeritus (1962-1975), Dr. Mhyra S. Minnis as an award to encourage continued graduate training for needy persons with definite academic career plans. Recipient is selected by the Sociology Graduate Committee.

Evelyn I. Montgomery Scholarship
For undergraduate and graduate anthropology majors who have demonstrated high academic ability and have a minimum 3.0 GPA and 10 credit hours of anthropology courses. Selected competitively by committee named by Department Chairperson. Amount is $100 per semester, contingent on continued academic excellence.
Established by various donors in 1988 in honor of Evelyn I. Montgomery, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology. Application deadline: March 15.

Department of Theatre and Dance

Clifford A. Ashby Endowed Scholarship
For worthy graduate students in theatre history track with an overall minimum 3.0 GPA.
Established by Dr. Clifford A. Ashby, Professor Emeritus, and friends. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Dance Scholarship
For dance majors based on academic record, talent, and financial need. Auditions are in the spring semester each year. Amount and number vary. Recipients must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Marie Hermann Endowed Scholarships in the Fine Arts
For undergraduate or graduate majors in voice and/or theatre arts. Recipients are selected through auditions. Two awards of $500, one each in voice and theatre arts, are made annually and may be renewed in competitions with other candidates. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA (3.0 for graduate students).
Established in memory of Mrs. Marie Hermann. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Horizons Endowed Scholarship
For students who demonstrate leadership in theatre design, technology, and/or dance and maintain a 3.0 GPA.
Established by the proceeds from the 75th Gala Celebration ticket sales. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Charles Kerr Memorial Scholarship
For outstanding majors in theatre arts. Based on talent, leadership, and service to the department. Amount and number vary.
Established by friends of Charles Kerr, outstanding graduate in theatre arts, in his memory. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Ronald E. Schulz Award Endowment in Theatre Arts
For an outstanding junior or senior Theatre Arts major who has demonstrated their dedication and talent to the whole art of theatre by exemplary performance in at least two of the theatre crafts (acting, directing, scenery, properties, lighting, sound, costuming, stage management, promotion, etc.) in addition to their area of specialization. Overall GPA of at least 2.5
Established by Mr. Ronald E. Schulz. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

George Sorensen Endowment
For seniors with an acting or directing emphasis and a minimum 3.2 GPA or second year MFA students with an acting or directing emphasis and a minimum 3.5 GPA.
Established by former students and friends of George Sorensen. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Linda M. Speech Scholarship
For outstanding majors in theatre arts. Based on talent, grades, leadership, and service to the department. Amount and number vary. Recipients must maintain a 2.0 GPA.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Ray C. Mowery, former faculty members of the departments of Animal Husbandry and Speech. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Ann Bradshaw Stokes Scholarship
For undergraduates and graduates who demonstrate artistic and academic potential in relation to career goals.
Established by Ann Bradshaw Stokes Foundation. Administered by the Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadlines: October 1 and March 1.

Theatre Scholarship
For outstanding majors in theatre arts; based on academic record, quality of participation in theatre activities, school citizenship activities, and financial need. If funds are available, awards are given to theatre arts majors above the freshman level. Amount varies.
Established by local citizens and organizations. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Trouper of the Year Award
For undergraduate or graduate students majoring in theatre or dance who demonstrate leadership, selflessness of effort, a positive attitude, congeniality, and productivity. Amount is $500.
Administered by the Faculty Scholarship Committee. Nominations due in early April.

Christi Vadovic Scholarship
For undergraduate B.F.A. students studying in the technical areas of theatre or stage management with a minimum 3.0 GPA.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vadovic. Administered by the Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.

Corey Winkle Memorial Scholarship
For outstanding undergraduate or graduate acting majors in theatre arts. Amount and number vary. Recipients must maintain a 2.85 GPA.
Established by family and friends of Corey Winkle, outstanding acting student and hero of the Gulf War. Administered by Faculty Scholarship Committee. Application deadline: March 1.