College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources recognizes scholastic capability as well as qualities of leadership, citizenship, and character. Scholarships are available for all students. Entering freshmen and transfer students should submit their applications no later than March 1 of the year prior to expected enrollment at Texas Tech. Most scholarships awarded to entering freshmen are based on entrance examination scores of 1110 or above SAT1 or 24 ACT and upper 20 percent rank in graduating class; however, some will be awarded with lower scores when exceptional leadership has been demonstrated and financial need is a principal criterion. Recipients of college scholarships must follow a degree plan typical of a declared major within the college.

The deadline for scholarship application is March 1 unless specifically stated to the contrary.

All college-level scholarships are administered by the Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources through the college's Scholarships and Awards Committee which consists of one faculty member from each of the six departments. Departmental scholarships are administered by the department chairperson through the department's Scholarship Committee.

UNDERGRADUATE

Agricultural Seniors Scholarship
For one student of each classification in the college based on academic achievement and leadership activities. Amount varies (4 awarded).
Established by senior agriculture majors.

Agricultural Systems Management Plains Cotton Ginners Association Scholarship
For selected majors in the college. One award of $1,000.
Established by the Plains Cotton Ginners Association.

Howard Alford Memorial Scholarship
For students in the college based on high school record, SAT1 or ACT test scores or GPA, and need. Number and amount of scholarships will vary annually.
Established by the family, friends, and cotton cooperatives of Texas in honor of Howard Alford.

American State Bank Alpha Zeta Scholarship
For the student in the college who has the highest academic record at the end of the sophomore year and who best exemplifies the qualities of leadership, character, and citizenship. Amount is $750.
Established by the American State Bank of Lubbock, Texas.

Tom C. Barnsley Foundation Endowment Scholarship
For students who are or will be studying animal science, veterinary medicine, soil conservation, land management, or other similar fields directly related to farming and ranching. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Tom C. Barnsley Foundation of Midland, Texas.

Don Bell Scholarship in Agriculture
For majors in the college from the West Texas area. Amount is $500.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell of Wolfforth.

J. Wayland Bennett Scholarship
For a major in the college who qualifies for a Silver Dean's Scholar Scholarship. See information on Dean's Scholar Scholarship for qualifications.
Established by family and friends of J. Wayland Bennett in honor of his many years of service at Texas Tech.

W.F. Bennett Ambassadors for Agriculture Scholarship
For undergraduate students majoring in the college who are named Ag Ambassadors. Students must have a minimum 1100 SAT1 or 3.0 GPA. Amount and number vary.
Established by W.F. Bennett, family, and friends.

John E. Birdwell II Memorial Scholarship
For students in the college who have an interest in soil and water conservation.
Established by family and friends of John E. Birdwell II.

J. Raymond Boyd Lubbock Kiwanis (Downtown) Club Scholarship for Sophomores
For sophomores in agriculture who have completed at least 30 semester hours during their freshman year with a 3.0 GPA, who exemplify high qualities of citizenship, and who show that they need financial assistance in order to continue their education. Amount varies (3 awarded).
Established by the Lubbock Kiwanis Foundation.

R. A. Brown Ranch Scholarship
For a major in the college who has shown exceptional leadership ability in FFA, 4-H, or similar youth organizations and who shows promise for continued future leadership roles in the agricultural industry.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown Jr. and family.

Frank M. Carter Scholarship
For a high school student designated as a Gold Award Dean's Scholar who plans to major in the college. Also a Top-O-Texas scholarship for an entering freshman from Gray County or surrounding counties. See Dean's Scholar Scholarship for details on qualifications.
Funded by Phebe Carter Hethcock and Buster Carter of the Frank Carter family of Pampa, Texas.

E. G. and Evelyn Cauble Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduates who are U. S. citizens and have a minimum 1100 SAT1 score or 3.0 GPA. Number and amount vary.
Established by E. G. and Evelyn Cauble, Jr.

Don Clark Scholarship
For entering freshmen or current majors in the college who demonstrate good scholarship. Amount varies.
Established by friends of Don Clark, the Director of the Livestock and Youth Department of the State Fair of Texas for many years.

Clayton Fund Scholarship
For undergraduates in the college. Amount and number vary.
Established by The Clayton Fund of Houston.

R. H. "Herb" Davis Memorial Scholarship
For majors in the college who have substantial financial need. Preferably for an entering freshman with a vocational agriculture background from Amarillo or the surrounding Panhandle area. Scholarship is renewable if student is making satisfactory academic progress. Amount varies.
Established by the family and friends of Herb Davis, former vocational agriculture teacher at Amarillo High School and Tascosa High School.

Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Dean Jr. Memorial Scholarship
For entering freshmen from Dawson County and Cochran County. Based on leadership and scholarship with preference given to students seeking a degree in the college. Amount is $1,000. Consideration given to continuing the scholarship while student attends Texas Tech and maintains appropriate academic progress; however, application must be submitted annually.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Boswell in memory of Mrs. Boswell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Dean Jr. Mrs. Boswell is the granddaughter of Carrie Slaughter Dean and the great-granddaughter of Colonel Christopher Columbus Slaughter, pioneer West Texas rancher.

Dean's Scholar Scholarship
For high school students planning to major in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Awards are based on entrance examination scores and standing in high school graduating class as well as leadership, sound character, and good citizenship. The Gold Award scholarship is a $12,000, 4-year scholarship and requires a minimum SAT1 score of 1420 or ACT score of 32 and must be in top 5 percent of class. The Silver Award scholarship is a $8,000, 4-year scholarship and requires a minimum SAT1 score of 1340 or ACT score of 30 and must be in top 10 percent of class. Both scholarships are renewable each year provided a minimum 3.5 GPA for gold awards and 3.3 GPA for silver awards is maintained each semester on a minimum of 12 hours.
Established by the college to reward academic excellence and to encourage highly capable young men and women to major in the agricultural sciences and natural resources. The scholarships are funded by various donors who are listed in this handbook.

Naasson K. and Florrie S. Dupre Scholarship
For deserving junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in the field of agricultural sciences who are bona fide residents of the state of Texas. Students must have and maintain a 3.0 GPA, be of high moral character, not indulge in smoking or drinking of intoxicants, and not engage in activities in opposition to the policies of the university or of governmental authorities. Amount and number vary.
Established by Naasson K. and Florrie S. Dupre.

Ellis W. Earle Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate students majoring in the college from northeast Texas with preference to students in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications. Recipient must have a minimum 1100 SAT1 or 3.0 GPA. Amount and number vary.
Established by Ellis W. Earle of Gun Barrel, Texas.

Electric Cooperative Scholarship
For an entering freshman majoring in agricultural sciences to be designated as a Gold Award Dean's Scholar. See information on Dean's Scholar Scholarship for details on qualifications. Recipient must be a resident of the area serviced by the Group V Electric Cooperatives.
Established by the members of the Group V Electric Cooperatives which are primarily in the Panhandle, South Plains, and part of the Rolling Plains.

Nolie G. Elliston Alpha Zeta High Freshman Award
For the college entering freshman who has the highest GPA at the end of the freshman year (minimum of 30 semester credit hours).
Established by Dr. Nolie G. Elliston of Amarillo.

Mary Masterson Fain Scholarship
For an upperclassman majoring in the college with preference given to a major related to the animal industry or to an individual with a ranching background. A 3.0 GPA is required. Amount varies.
Established by Mary Masterson Fain who was extensively involved in the ranching industry in the Panhandle.

Gamma Sigma Delta Scholarship
For upperclassmen majoring in the college who have good academic records and who exemplify the qualities of leadership and potential for success. Amount varies.
Established by members of the Texas Tech Chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta, honorary agricultural fraternity.

Shirley and Mildred Garrison Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate plant and soil science or animal science majors who are Texas residents and have a minimum 1100 SAT1 score or 3.0 GPA. Preference given to students from Castro and Deaf Smith counties. Number and amount vary up to $2,000.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Garrison.

Charles R. Gibson Scholarship
For students majoring in the college with a minimum 1100 SAT1 or 3.0 GPA. Preference will be given to students interested in entomology or ag chemicals. Amount and number vary.
Established by Charles R. Gibson of Jackson, Mississippi.

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Endowed Scholarship
For majors in the college who are Texas residents, have financial need, and good academic standing and conduct. Amount ranges from $600 to $1,500 annually.
Established by Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

Knowlton's Dairy Scholarship
For a high school student preferably planning to major in dairy industry or food technology but open to all majors in the college as well as to majors in agricultural engineering. Prefer a student from South Texas.
Established by Mrs. Lloyd Knowlton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knowlton of San Antonio.

Jerry and Pat Zimmerman Lawrence Memorial Scholarship
For a junior with a 3.0 GPA from the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources or the College of Education. Amount is $250-$300.
Established by the Lawrence and Zimmerman families in memory of Jerry and Pat Zimmerman Lawrence. Administered by the deans, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and College of Education.

Rob Lewis Scholarship in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
For students majoring in the college with a minimum 1100 SAT1 or 3.0 GPA. Recipient must be a U. S. citizen. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Bobby Lewis family in memory of Rob Lewis.

Ollie F. Liner Scholarship Fund
For majors in the college with preference given to Hale County residents. For entering freshmen or currently enrolled students who exemplify qualities of leadership and a concern for proper use of natural resources. For entering freshmen, an SAT1 score of at least 1000, or an ACT score of at least 23 is required. For currently enrolled students, a minimum 3.0 GPA is required. Amount and number vary.
Established in memory of Ollie F. Liner, long-time county agricultural agent for Hale County, by his friends.

Lockett Foundation Scholarship
For majors in the college with a minimum 3.0 GPA or minimum entrance scores and financial need. Amount will be based on earnings from an endowment through the Ex-Students Association.
Established by the Lockett Foundation.

Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary Scholarship
For a student majoring in the college in subjects relating to cotton. Amount will vary.
Established by the Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary.

Lubbock Cotton Exchange Scholarship
For a student majoring in agribusiness related to the cotton industry, cotton marketing, cotton economics, cotton production, cotton research, or other areas that reflect the interest of the Lubbock Cotton Exchange in the college. Student must be a Texas resident. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Lubbock Cotton Exchange.

Gladys Manjeot Memorial Scholarship
For upperclassmen majoring in horticulture, floriculture, landscape design, botany, plant pathology, forestry, agronomy, environmental concerns, city planning, land management, or allied subjects with a 3.0 GPA and good character and citizenship record. Applicant is required to apply for the Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. Scholarship. Amount varies.
Established by the District I, Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. in memory of Gladys Manjeot.

Dan and Julia Manning Scholarship
For an entering freshman majoring in agricultural sciences to be designated as a Dean's Scholar Gold or Silver Award recipient. First preference will be given to residents of Ochiltree County, then to Panhandle residents. See information on Dean's Scholar Scholarship for details on qualifications.
Established by Mrs. Julia Manning in memory of her late husband, Mr. Dan Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Manning were long-time residents of Ochiltree County and farmed near Perryton.

Bruce Maunder Scholarship
For a major in the college with a minimum 3.0 GPA and a financial need. One award of $500.
Established by Dr. Bruce Maunder of Lubbock.

W. R. McMullan Scholarship
For an entering freshman who is a graduate of Snyder High School and who plans to major in the college. Amount will vary.
Established by friends and former students of W. R. "Billy Bob" McMullan who was the Vo-Ag teacher at Snyder High School for 35 years.

L. E. "Sonny" Nance Endowed Scholarship
For students majoring in animal science or agricultural economics who are graduates of a Texas high school and who have financial need. Scholarship is renewable with appropriate academic progress; however, application must be submitted annually.
Established by the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show of Fort Worth in honor of Mr. L. E. "Sonny" Nance.

O'Brien Boys Ranch Scholarship
For graduates of Cal Farley's Boys Ranch. Preference is given to entering freshmen. Amount and number vary.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. O'Brien.

O'Brien Scholarship in Agricultural Sciences
For students enrolled in the college. Financial need is a consideration, and the recipient must maintain good academic standing. Amount and number vary.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. O'Brien.

Panhandle-South Plains Fair Scholarship
For entering freshmen and students majoring in the college based on scholarship and need. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Panhandle-South Plains Fair Association.

Parker Family Foundation Scholarship
For an entering freshman or currently enrolled student in the college who graduated from a high school in Clay County or in Texas counties surrounding Clay County. Based on high school grades, entrance examination scores, and need. Amount is approximately $500.
Established by the Parker family of Byers, Texas.

J. W. and Lillian Potts Scholarship
For juniors or seniors majoring in the college who have a financial need. Number and amount varies.
Established by J. W. Potts of Post.

Robert B. Price Scholarship
(Please refer to the Texas Tech Association of Parents section)

Ralph Riddel Scholarship
For a student, preferably an entering freshman, from Stonewall County majoring in the college. Amount varies.
Established by friends and family in memory of Ralph Riddel of Aspermont, a long-time rancher and banker.

San Antonio Livestock Exposition Mary Nan West and Ralph H. Winton Endowed Scholarship
For entering freshmen majoring in the college who are graduates of a Central, South, or Southwest Texas high school. Awards are based on financial need and entrance examination scores. Scholarships renewable with satisfactory academic performance. Amount and number vary.
Established by the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc., in honor of Mary Nan West, Chairman of the Board, and Ralph H. Winton, Secretary.

Krista Simpson Agricultural Achievement Scholarship
For two juniors majoring in the college who have excelled in agricultural areas outside the classroom and who have exhibited leadership capabilities. Student must have at least a 3.0 GPA and may have no more than 15 transfer hours from other educational institutions. Amount varies.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simpson of Floydada, Texas.

Stubblefield, Probasco, Wylie Scholarship
For an entering freshman majoring in agribusiness to be designated as a Dean' Scholar Gold recipient. See Dean's Scholar Scholarship for details on qualifications.
Established by Mr. Loy Wylie of Petersburg.

Student Agricultural Council Scholarship
For majors in the college who are active in the Student Agricultural Council as officers or representatives with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Amount and number varies.
Established by members of the Student Agricultural Council.

Dan and Linda Taylor Scholarship
For an entering freshman majoring in agricultural sciences to be designated as a Dean's Scholar Gold or Silver Award recipient. See Dean's Scholar Scholarship for details on qualifications.
Established by Dan and Linda Taylor of Ropesville.

Texas Seed Trade Association Scholarship
For juniors, seniors, or graduate students majoring in agricultural economics, agronomy, horticulture, entomology, or agricultural education. Applicants must be residents of Texas and have an interest in pursuing a career with the seed industry. Amount is $1,000 (3 awarded).
Established by the Texas Seed Trade Association.

Texas Tech FarmHouse Fraternity Scholarship
For a freshman majoring in the college with good character and background who would qualify to apply to the fraternity for membership (not an actual pledge or member). Amount is $275.
Established by Texas Tech FarmHouse Fraternity.

Textile Technology Scholarship
For students pursuing a program in textile technology and management. Amount and number vary.
Established by the Plains Cotton Cooperative Association and Farmers Coop Compress.

Triangle Cooperative Scholarship
For a junior or senior majoring in the college. The student's family must be employed by or serving on the Board of Director's of a Triangle Cooperative Service Company member cooperative or be engaged in production agriculture and an active member of a TCSC member cooperative.
Established by Triangle Cooperative Service Company.

Wells Fargo Agricultural Scholarship
For students within a 200 mile radius of Lubbock including eastern New Mexico. Amount and number vary.
Established by Wells Fargo.

West Texas Agricultural Chemicals Institute Scholarship
For students majoring in or who have an interest in fields related to agricultural chemical use. Amount and number vary.
Established by the West Texas Agricultural Chemicals Institute.

WTACI-CASNR Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduates interested in agricultural chemicals with a minimum 1100 SAT1 score or 3.0 GPA. Number and amount vary.
Established by West Texas Agricultural Chemicals Institute.

West Texas Water Institute Scholarship
For a student majoring in the college with an interest in water problems of West Texas.
Established by the West Texas Water Institute.

John C. White Scholarship
For students majoring in the college who have financial need. Amount and number vary.
Established by friends and family of the late John C. White.

Wichita Farm and Ranch Club Scholarship
For seniors majoring in agriculture; based on scholastic achievement, character, and need. Applicants must have completed 30 semester hours at Texas Tech. Preference is given residents of the Wichita Falls trade territory. Amount varies.
Established by the Wichita Farm and Ranch Club of Wichita Falls.

George and Vivian Wilson Scholarship
For students majoring in the college to encourage academic excellence. Amount and number vary.
Established by George and Vivian Wilson of Lubbock.

W. C. "Brigham" Young Scholarship Fund
For entering freshmen and transfer students to the college; based on high school or junior college record, SAT1 or ACT scores, and need. Amount and number vary.
Established by the National Farm Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth, Texas, in honor of their founder, William C. "Brigham" Young.

GRADUATE
The number and amount of fellowship awards will vary. For information on graduate programs and fellowships, write Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Box 42123, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409-2123. Application deadlines: March 1.

Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary Scholarship
For a student majoring in the college in subjects relating to cotton. Amount will vary.
Established by the Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary.

Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics

UNDERGRADUATE

Agricultural Economics Association Scholarship
For undergraduate students majoring in the department.
Established by the Student Association of the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics.

Agricultural Economics Former Student Association Scholarship
For undergraduate students in the department with a minimum GPA of 2.5 or SAT1 900.
Established by the Former Student Association.

Elmer and Gene Baker Scholarship
For undergraduate students who are U.S. citizens majoring in agricultural economics.
Established by Mr. Bill Baker in 1981.

Bankers Agricultural Credit Conference Scholarship
For an agricultural economics major specializing in agricultural finance.
Established by the Bankers Agricultural Credit Conference.

J. Wayland Bennett Scholarship
For students specializing in agricultural finance. Endowed by family, friends, and colleagues of Dr. J. Wayland Bennett.

Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Brints Agricultural Economics Scholarship
For undergraduate students majoring in the department.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Brints.

Clabber Hill Ranch Scholarship
For one entering freshman and one upper-class undergraduate majoring in agricultural economics. The entering freshman must be ranked in the upper quarter of his high school class. The undergraduate upperclassman must have a minimum 2.75 GPA.
Established by the Clabber Hill Ranch.

Robert Denning Memorial Scholarship
For an undergraduate majoring in the department. Amount is $1,000.
Established in memory of Robert Denning by the Hi-Pro Feeds and Animal Health Divisions of Friona Industries, Friona, Texas.

Lubbock Production Credit Association Scholarship
For entering freshmen or currently enrolled students majoring in agricultural economics from the following counties: Crosby, Cochran, Garza, Gaines, Hockley, Lynn, Lubbock, Terry, and Yoakum with preference given to agricultural finance majors. One $600 scholarship is given annually.
Established by the Lubbock Production Credit Association.

Marion Mayes Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the college. Amount will vary.
Established by family and friends in memory of Marion Mayes.

David Phillips, Saddle Tramps, Memorial Scholarship
For an undergraduate student in agricultural economics or in finance in business. Must have minimum 2.5 GPA and be a member of Saddle Tramps.
Established in 1992 in memory of David Phillips by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phillips, family, and friends.

Sujit K. Roy Memorial Scholarship
For majors in the department. Amount and number varies.
Established by the Agricultural Economics Association.

W. B. Rushing Family Endowment Agricultural Marketing Scholarship
For majors in the department with an emphasis in agricultural marketing.
Established by the Lubbock Area Foundation through a grant provided by W. B. and Mozelle Rushing.

W. B. Rushing Family Scholarship in Agricultural Economics
For undergraduate students majoring in the department.
Established by the W. B. Rushing family.

Willard F. Williams Memorial Scholarship
For sophomores, juniors, or seniors majoring in agricultural economics with a minimum 3.0 GPA and who demonstrate scholastic achievement, leadership, and potential.
Established by family and friends of Willard F. Williams.

GRADUATE

Agricultural and Applied Economics Graduate Student Scholarship
For graduate students who have demonstrated academic achievement in the department.
Established in 1996 by the Agricultural and Applied Economics Graduate Student Association.

American State Bank Scholarship
For graduate students who are majoring in the department.
Established by American State Bank.

Sujit K. Roy Memorial Endowment
For majors in agricultural and applied economics. Amount will vary.
Established in 1997.

Department of Agricultural Education and Communications

UNDERGRADUATE

Agricultural Education and Communications Alumni Scholarship
For juniors and seniors in the department.
Established by the Agricultural Education and Communications Alumni Association.

Collegiate FFA Barrow Sale Scholarship Fund
For undergraduates majoring in agricultural education and/or active collegiate FFA members; based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Amount is $100-$250 each (up to 12 awarded).
Established by the Texas Tech Collegiate FFA organization. Administered by the department and the Texas Tech Collegiate FFA Chapter. Application deadline: Beginning of fall semester.

Marvin J. and Gladys Dvoracek Scholarship
For sophomore or junior students majoring in the college, civil engineering, or environmental engineering with preference for individuals interested in the engineering aspects of agriculture and from an agricultural heritage (farm or ranch). Minimum 2.9 GPA is required with some evidence of financial need. Renewable with appropriate academic progress.
Established by friends and alumni of agricultural engineering, civil engineering, and environmental engineering in honor of Professor Marvin J. Dvoracek.

O. A. "Cotton" Fanning Memorial Fund
For graduate and undergraduate students majoring in agricultural communications. Amount varies.
Established by friends of O. A. "Cotton" Fanning.

Ruth and L. M. Hargrave Scholarship
For majors in the department to purchase books based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Open to undergraduates and entering freshmen. Amount varies.
Established by Bill W. Baker in honor of Ruth and L. M. Hargrave, a former agricultural education professor. Administered by the department chairperson. Application deadline: Beginning of fall semester.

L. M. Hargrave and T. L. Leach Agricultural Education Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department; based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Amount is $100-$400 each (up to 20 awarded).
Established by friends of T. L. Leach and L. M. Hargrave, former agricultural education professors. Administered by the department chairperson. Application deadline: Beginning of fall semester.

Texas Cattlewomen's Association Scholarship
For a student majoring in agricultural communications or food and nutrition. Amount is $750.
Established by the Texas Cattlewomen's Association. Applications should be filed with the appropriate department chairperson to be forwarded to the association for selection.

GRADUATE

S. L. and Mildred Garrison Graduate Fellowship
For graduate students majoring in the department.
Established by S. L. and Mildred Garrison of Hereford.

Department of Animal Science and Food Technology

UNDERGRADUATE

All scholarships are administered by the chairperson of the department. Selections are made by the department's Scholarships and Awards Committee which consists of animal science and food technology faculty. Application deadline is March 1.

Afton A. and Dorothy O. Allen Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund
For majors in the department. Based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Based on interest earned from the endowment.
Established by Beverly and Gary M. Allen, Scott M. Allen, and Robyn Lynn Allen of Fort Worth in memory of their parents and grandparents.

John Henry Baumgardner Scholarship
For all students, including entering freshmen, majoring in animal science. Based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Amount and number vary.
Established by friends of John Henry Baumgardner.

Bell Scholarship
For sophomore, junior, or senior animal science majors with financial need and a 2.7 GPA or better.
Established by Dr. Sherrell Johansson.

Block and Bridle Scholarship
For senior or graduate animal science majors with a 3.0 or better GPA.
Established by the Block and Bridle Club.

John W. Carpenter Scholarship
(Please refer to the Texas Tech Association of Parents section)

Gerald and Doris Devault Scholarship
For junior or senior students majoring in animal science with a 3.0 or better GPA. Based on financial need.
Established by Gerald and Doris Devault.

Ralph M. "Doc" Durham Memorial Scholarship
For a junior or senior animal science major with a 3.0 or better GPA who shows great promise of future achievement and original creative research in animal science.
Established by family and friends of the late Ralph Durham.

Excellence in Meat Science Award
For undergraduate scholarships, graduate student travel awards, meat judging team or team member support, and research support in meat science. Awarded from the income of an endowment.
Established by undergraduate (meat judging teams 1981-93) and graduate students, individuals, and meat industry leaders. Selection by a committee (judging team member, graduate student, and meat science faculty) with recommendations presented to department chairperson.

Eddie Flowers Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate animal science majors, based on scholarship, activities, and need. Amount and number vary.
Established by gifts from friends and family of Eddie Flowers of Muleshoe, Texas.

Steve Graham Scholarship
For a currently enrolled student majoring in animal science with a 3.0 or better GPA. Based on financial need.
Established by Steve Graham.

Bill Griffin Memorial Scholarship
For graduate and undergraduate students majoring in the department.
Established by Mrs. William B. Griffin of Tahoka in memory of her husband.

Doc Harbaugh Scholarship
For the junior animal science major who, after completing 66 semester hours, has the highest grade-point average in the basic sciences. Amount and number vary.
Established by the ex-students and friends of Fred G. ("Doc") Harbaugh.

Doug Hardison Memorial Outstanding Meat Judge Award
For the senior judging team member who, after completing his or her judging, is selected by coaches and peers as the outstanding judge. Amount is $500.
Established by the 1981 Texas Tech Meat Judging Team.

Curtis A. Kemp Memorial Scholarship
For a junior or senior majoring in animal science with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Amount will be based on earnings from an endowment through the Ex-Students Association.
Established by Kevin and Sandra Muthersbough of Marietta, Georgia.

King Ranch Scholarship
For students majoring in agricultural sciences, with emphasis in animal science. Based on scholarship, need, and the student's indicated interest and ability. Amount and number vary.
Established by the King Ranch.

Markus F. Miller Spirit and Motivation Award
For the senior meats judging team member who, after completing his or her judging, is selected by coaches and peers as contributing most toward the spirit and motivation of the team. Amount is $200.
Established by the 1983 Texas Tech Meat Judging Team in honor of their coach, Markus F. Miller.

Ray C. Mowery Scholarship
For junior animal science majors on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and need. Amount and number vary.
Established by Mrs. Ray C. Mowery and former students of Ray C. Mowery.

Nutrition Service Associates Scholarship
For junior animal science majors with a 2.5 or better GPA. Based on financial need, a strong interest in ruminant nutrition and/or feedlot management, and leadership. Amount is $1,000.
Established by Nutrition Service Associates.

Robert B. Price Scholarship
(Please refer to the Texas Tech Association of Parents section)

Boyd and Jane Ramsey Scholarship
For needy undergraduate animal science major with a 2.5 or better GPA. Preference shall be given to students with an interest in meat science.
Established by Boyd and Jane Ramsey.

Rushing Family Scholarship in Animal Science
For undergraduate students majoring in the department.
Established by the W. B. "Dub" Rushing family.

Southwest Meat Association Scholarship
For a junior or senior animal science major with an interest in the meat industry. Student must have a 2.5 or better GPA, financial need, and have participated in extracurricular activities.
Established by the Southwest Meat Association Foundation.

Texas Pork Producers Association Scholarship
For upperclassmen in the department who have an interest in swine production and who have financial need.
Established by the Texas Pork Producers Association, Inc.

Spencer Wells Scholarship
For majors in animal science based on scholarship, need, and the student's indicated interest and ability to do research and follow a professional career upon graduation.
Established by the Hemphill-Wells Company of Lubbock.

FOOD TECHNOLOGY

UNDERGRADUATE

Daniel Brackeen Food Technology Scholarship
For a graduate or an undergraduate major in food technology based on academic performance and financial need. Number and amount vary.
Established by Daniel Brackeen of Dallas.

Earl and Lois CollinsBell Dairy Scholarship
(Please refer to the Texas Tech Association of Parents section)

Dallas-Fort Worth Dairy Society Scholarship
For food technology majors based on scholarship, citizenship, and need. Amount varies.
Established by the Dallas-Fort Worth Dairy Society.

J. O. and Mildred Dalton Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate food technology majors; based on academic achievement and financial need. Amount and number vary.
Established by gifts from the Board of Directors of Best Maid Products, Inc., Margie Dalton Tarwater, and Dalton Tarwater, in honor of J. O. Dalton and Mildred M. Dalton who founded, in 1927, Mrs. Dalton's Best Maid Products of Fort Worth, Texas.

Inez and Laurence Harmon Scholarship
For upperclass students majoring in food technology. Amount and number vary.
Established by Laurence G. Harmon, a Tech alumnus and former faculty member of Dairy Management.

Don and Cathy Hipsher Food Technology Scholarship
For junior or senior food technology major with intent to pursue a career in the food industry. Based on financial need and GPA of 2.75 or better. Amount and number vary.
Established by Don and Cathy Hipsher.

Institute of Food Technologists Scholarship
For a food technology major based on academic performance and financial need. Number and amount vary.
Established by the Texas Section of the Institute of Food Technologists.

Arch G. and Mina Lamb Scholarship
For a food technology major based on financial need. Amount will be based on earnings from an endowment through the Ex-Students Association.
Established by Mina Lamb in honor of Arch G. Lamb.

Mart and Mary Evelyn Pederson Scholarship
For a student majoring in food technology based on academic performance and financial need. Amount will be based on earnings from an endowment through the Ex-Students Association.
Established by Mart and Mary Evelyn Pederson of El Paso.

Dr. J. J. Willingham Memorial Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate food technology majors (dairy industry emphasis) on the basis of academic achievement and financial need. Amount and number vary.
Established by friends of Dr. J. J. Willingham who was Dairy Industry Chairman from 1948 to 1971.

George C. and Vivian Wilson Scholarship
(Please refer to the Texas Tech Association of Parents section)

GRADUATE

Ellwood Graduate Assistantship
For graduate students in the department. Minimum GPA of 3.0 is required.
Established by Mr. F. H. Chappell and Mrs. Harriet E. Keeney.

Robert A. and Elizabeth Long Endowed Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing study in the areas of beef cattle breeding and genetics, reproductive physiology, growth and development, and nutrition; and a career in science related to beef cattle production.
Established by faculty, students, staff, alumni, and friends to honor Dr. R. A. Long, as faculty member and chairperson of the Department of Animal Science (1986-91) and for his many years of service to the beef cattle industry and Texas Tech.

San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc. Meat Science Fellowship
For graduate students in the department studying meat science.
Established by the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc.

Department of Landscape Architecture

UNDERGRADUATE

Dr. M. Clinton and Priscilla Althaus and Walter A. and Gean Hester Endowment
For junior or senior students majoring in the department and involved in the community of landscape architecture and the college.
Established by Malcolm and Alice Hester in memory and recognition of their parents, Dr. M. Clinton and Priscilla Althaus and Walter A. and Gean Hester, sacrifice and guidance.

J. Robert and Margaret Clements Anderson Scholarship
For any students majoring in the department with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

A. Dale Chapman Scholarship
For third, fourth, or fifth year majors in landscape architecture with a 3.0 or better GPA. Must be active in the Student Chapter of ASLA.
Established by the Chapman Forestry Foundation.

Department of Landscape Architecture General Scholarship Fund
For third, fourth, fifth year, or graduate students majoring in the department. The award is based on the ability of the recipient(s) to demonstrate excellent graphic design, writing skills, and GPA. Source of funding is from various private organizations, federal, state, and local agencies. The amount and number also varies.

L. Edward Marvin Endowed Scholarship in Landscape Architecture
For any landscape architecture majors in the college with a 3.0 GPA or above, based on financial need.

Maurice Phillips Scholarship
For second, third, fourth, fifth year, or graduate students majoring in landscape architecture. Must have a 3.0 GPA, must be in need of financial aid, be of good moral character, show concern for other people, have an ability to communicate and work with others, be engaged in promotion of the profession of landscape architecture, and be an active member of the student chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects. Amount is $750 annually.
Established by the Texas chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects. Administered through the department.

Puck and Grady Taylor Endowed Scholarship
For sophomores, juniors, or seniors majoring in landscape architecture with a 2.5 GPA overall; and a 3.0 GPA in the major. Amount is $500 annually.
Established by children of Puck and Grady Taylor to honor their parents' accomplishments in public resource management. Administered through the department.

Ross R. Wolfe--Luther Burbank Scholarship
For undergraduates or graduates majoring in landscape architecture based on academic achievement and progress and demonstration of an understanding of resources as they affect people. Amount $400-500 annually.
Established by Billie Wolfe of Lubbock in honor of her father, Ross R. Wolfe, and Luther Burbank, famous plant breeder. Administered through the department.

GRADUATE

Dr. M. Clinton and Priscilla Althaus and Walter A. and Gean Hester Endowment
For graduate students majoring in the department and involved in the community of landscape architecture and the college.
Established by Malcolm and Alice Hester in memory and recognition of their parents, Dr. M. Clinton and Priscilla Althaus and Walter A. and Gean Hester, sacrifice and guidance.

A. Dale Chapman Scholarship
For full-time entering or continuing graduate students majoring in landscape architecture.
Established by the Chapman Forestry Foundation.

Department of Plant and Soil Science

UNDERGRADUATE

Donald Ashdown Endowed Scholarship Fund
For undergraduate or graduate students majoring in entomology. Based on scholarship, leadership, need, and interest in economic entomology. Recipients must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and must be selected by faculty.
Established in 1983 in honor of Dr. Donald Ashdown.

Don Ator Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate students majoring in crops or soils in the department with a minimum 3.0 GPA.
Established by the Texas Seed Trade Association, family, and friends of Don Ator, in his memory.

Cecil Ayers Scholarship Fund
For junior and senior plant and soil science crop majors with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2. Financial need is a secondary consideration. Amount varies.
Established by friends of Cecil Ayers, former Professor of Agronomy and coach of the Tech Crops Judging Team.

Cecil and Elizabeth Brashear Scholarship
For graduate or undergraduate students majoring in agronomy who meet minimum scholarship standards in the department. Amount varies.
Established by Jean and Dean Nichols in honor of her parents, Cecil and Elizabeth Brashear of Commanche.

Clyde, Brian, and Virginia Butler Endowed Scholarship
For undergraduate or graduate students majoring in entomology or horticulture. Scholarship to be given each year at the annual Texas Tech University--Texas Pest Control Association Pest Control Workshop. Amount varies.
Established by Clyde R. Butler of Clyde R. Butler, Inc., of Dallas, Texas.

Entomology Alumni Scholarship
For an outstanding junior or senior student majoring in entomology, based on scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. Amount varies and is derived from interest from the perpetual scholarship fund.
Established by former students of entomology at Texas Tech.

Jack R. Gipson Memorial Scholarship
For sophomore or above agronomy majors who are U.S. citizens. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required. Amount varies.
Established by Mrs. Edna Gipson and family and friends of J. R. Gipson.

Wilson and Ann Holden Endowed Scholarship
For horticulture majors of any classification. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required. Amount varies.
Established in 1992 by Wilson and Ann Holden of Lubbock.

Ivey Memorial Scholarship
For students in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources with interests in crop production and related businesses. Preference given to students from rural areas. Must be a resident of Texas.
Established by Gary Ivey of Ralls, Texas.

Robert L. Leach Memorial Endowed Scholarship
For an undergraduate integrated pest management major of any classification with a GPA of 2.5 (or equivalent SAT/ACT for entering freshmen).
Established by T. L. and Maurine Leach, Lubbock; Carol Leach, Santa Fe, NM; and Mary Leach, Carthage, IL.

Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary Scholarship
For a student majoring in subjects relating to cotton. Amount varies.
Established by the Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary.

Lubrizol Agri-Genetics Scholarship
For juniors or seniors preferably majoring in plant and soil science based solely on scholastic ability, with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Amount is $1,000.
Established by the Agri-Genetics Division of the Lubrizol Corporation of Wickliffe, Ohio, through their West Texas subsidiaries of R. C. Young Seed Company, GroAgri Seed Company, and Taylor-Evans Seed Company.
Established by the Plains Nurserymen's Association and the Texas Association of Nurserymen Region IV.

Robert R. Reed--T. V. Munson Scholarship in Viticulture
For students majoring in horticulture with an interest in viticulture or related fields and a minimum GPA of 2.5. Amount and number vary.
Established by friends of Robert R. Reed, Professor Emeritus of Horticulture, Texas Tech University and pioneer and developer of the grape industry in West Texas.

Benny J. Simpson Endowed Scholarship
For junior, senior, or graduate students with a 3.0 GPA in the department with an emphasis in the native plant research.
Established by the Native Plant Society of Texas.

George and June Tereshkovich Endowed Scholarship
For majors in horticulture or related disciplines with a 3.0 GPA. Open to all students with priority given to undergraduates.
Established by George and June Tereshkovich and friends in 1997.

Texas Association of Agricultural Consultants Scholarship
For senior and graduate students in the department. Recipients must have a grade-point average of 2.5 or better, and selection is subject to the approval of the TAAC Scholarship Committee.
Established by the Texas Association of Agricultural Consultants.

Texas Association of Consulting Entomologists Scholarship
For graduate students pursuing Master of Science or Master of Agriculture degrees with major work in entomology or plant and soil science.
Established in 1980 by the Texas Association of Consulting Entomologists.

A. W. Young Scholarship
For majors in crops or soils with minimum 2.5 GPAs. Amount varies, but a minimum of one $100 scholarship per semester is awarded.
Established by friends of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Young, Professor Emeritus and former Chairman of the Department of Agronomy.

George and Malcolm Young Scholarship
For students majoring in agronomy who have a minimum 2.75 GPA for at least one year in the department at Texas Tech. Based on scholarship, character, leadership potential, and service qualifications. Amount varies but is usually $200 per semester.
Established by family and friends of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Young in memory of Dr. George A. Young (B.S. in English, 1952, and Ph.D. in English, 1964) and Malcolm P. Young (B.S. in Industrial Engineering, 1958).

GRADUATE

Leland Chandler Endowed Scholarship
For graduate students majoring in integrated pest management with a GPA of 3.0 or better. Amount varies.

Harold and Mary Dregne Graduate Fellowship
For graduate students majoring in crop or soil science with a 3.0 GPA.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Harold Dregne of Lubbock.

Ivey Memorial Scholarship Fund
For Texas residents in agriculture with interest in crop production and related agribusiness. Preference given to students from rural areas.
Established by Gary Ivey in 1995.

David E. Koeppe Memorial Scholarship
For a graduate student majoring in the department who meets minimum scholarship standards.
Established by Mrs. Eileen Koeppe and relatives and friends of Dr. D. E. Koeppe.

Howard M. and Marjorie Taylor Memorial Scholarship
For a graduate student majoring in agronomy with a GPA of 3.0 or better.
Established by Mrs. Marjorie Taylor and friends of Dr. H. M. Taylor

Triumph Seed Company Graduate Fellowship
For graduate students majoring in crops or soils science. Recipients must be natural born citizens of the United States.
Established by Triumph Seed Company of Crosbyton.

Department of Range, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management

UNDERGRADUATE

Bill and Oneta Dahl Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by friends of Bill and Oneta Dahl.

Dalrymple Conservation Award and Scholarship
For undergraduates in either the Department of Range, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management or the Department of Plant and Soil Science who have made a contribution toward conservation of natural resources.
Established by the Soil and Water Conservation Districts on the Southern High Plains in honor of A. W. Dalrymple.

Louis M. Dieckow Scholarship
For students majoring in wildlife management.
Established by Mrs. Helen C. Dieckow in memory of her husband, Louis M. Dieckow.

Hallie I. and Ernest B. Fish Scholarship
For majors in the department based on scholarship, citizenship, and need.
Established by Dr. Ernest B. and Hallie I. Fish of Lubbock.

Bob and Helen Henard Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by Bob and Helen Henard.

Kirby Hill Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Hill and their sons, Mr. Dudley Keith Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Hill.

John and Kathryn Hunter Scholarship in Range, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by Professor and Mrs. John R. Hunter.

M. F. and Virginia Landwer

Scholarship
For majors in the department based on financial need, aptitude, and scholastic attainments.
Established by the estate of Virginia Landwer.

A. E. Leonard Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by Mr. Ken Leonard.

Pendleton Scholarship in Range and Wildlife Management
For undergraduate range management majors.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Pendleton.

Range and Wildlife Management Scholarship
For undergraduate majors in the department.
Established by current and ex-students in the department.

Student Range and Wildlife Management Club Scholarship
For undergraduate students who are members of the Range and Wildlife Club.

Established by the Texas Tech University Student Range and Wildlife Club.

Libb Wallace Memorial Scholarship
For junior or senior undergraduate students majoring in wildlife management.
Established by friends to honor the memory of Libb Wallace.

Wittenburg--Britton Scholarship
For undergraduate range management majors.
Established by Rebecca and Carlton Britton.

Henry A. Wright Memorial Scholarship
For undergraduate students in the department.
Established by Mrs. Janet Wright and friends of the family in honor of Dr. Henry A. Wright.

GRADUATE

Moise Cerf Memorial Graduate Fellowship
For graduate students in range management who will be conducting research work on noxious brush and weed control in southwest Texas.
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Jolesch of Dallas in memory of Mr. Jolesch's uncle, Moise Cerf.

CH Foundation Graduate Fund in Range and Wildlife Management
For graduate students in the department.
Established by the CH Foundation.

Caesar Kleberg Endowed Fellowship in Wildlife Conservation
For graduate students of the highest caliber studying aspects of wildlife management in Texas.
Established by the Caesar Kleberg Foundation for Wildlife Conservation.

San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc. Graduate Student Endowment Fund
For a graduate student studying range and wildlife management with emphasis on management and utilization of grasslands by livestock and wildlife resource. Graduate students from the southwestern and western United States are preferred.
Established by the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc.

G. R. White Trust
For graduate students in the department.
Established by the G. R. White Trust.