While the Foundation administers certain aspects of the privately funded scholarships, it does not award them. To learn more about the scholarship award process, please contact the Shepherd Financial Aid Office at [email protected] (Include student ID and name).
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Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr. Scholarship
The Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr. Scholarship is designated for students majoring in education who have a 3.0+ GPA. This endowment was created in honor of Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr. '33 by his son, John Reynolds '64, in tribute to the example he set for his children in establishing ideals, principles, and goals.
Thomas T. and Margaret S. Dunn Scholarship
The Thomas T. and Margaret S. Dunn Scholarship is designated as a general academic award for graduates of Martinsburg High School. This endowment was established in 2000 by the estate of Margaret Dunn to give back to the community by providing an opportunity for Martinsburg High School students to receive a quality education.
Thomas W. Miller Endowed Chair in Visual Arts
The Thomas W. Miller Endowed Chair in Visual Arts is designated for the recruitment, recognition, and retention of outstanding faculty in the visual arts. This endowment was established by Thomas Miller, a lifelong artist and arts educator in the Baltimore City school system.
Thomas W. Miller Endowed Professorship in Visual Arts
The Thomas W. Miller Endowed Professorship in Visual Arts is designated for the recruitment, recognition, and retention of outstanding faculty in the visual arts. This endowment was established by Thomas Miller, a lifelong artist and arts educator in the Baltimore City school system.
Tiano Family Endowed Scholarship
The Tiano Family Endowed Scholarship is designated as a general academic award. This endowment was created in 2010 by Lou '72 and Marina '74 Tiano, and their eldest son and daughter-in-law, Marc and Kristin Tiano. Shepherd University has been at the heart of the Tiano family for more than 40 years.
Tiffany E. Lawrence, D.E.L. Scholarship
The Tiffany E. Lawrence, D.E.L. Scholarship is designated for incoming freshmen from Jefferson County, WV, who are pursuing a major in Shepherd University's College of Business. This annually funded award was established in 2020 by alumna Tiffany Lawrence ’04, who graduated from Shepherd with a double major in business administration and political science. Lawrence has an extensive background in corporate, civic, and governmental management at the state, local, and regional levels. Additionally, she held the coveted title of Miss West Virginia in 2006 and represented the Mountain State at the Miss America Competition in 2007.
Tina Marie Morris Dramatic Arts Scholarship
The Tina Marie Morris Dramatic Arts Scholarship is designated for sophomores, juniors, and seniors pursuing studies in the area of contemporary theater (as a major or minor) and who are actively involved in campus theater productions at Shepherd University. This deferred endowment was created in 2020 by Shepherd alumna Tina Marie Morris '84, who was involved in every stage production at Shepherd during her time as a student.
Tom E. Moses Memorial Lecture on the U.S. Constitution
The Tom E. Moses Memorial Lecture on the U.S. Constitution Fund is designated for the administration of an annual lecture series hosted by the Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies. The lecture, held each September in conjunction with Constitution Day, highlights major issues involving the Constitution and civil liberties. This endowed fund was created in memory of Tom Moses by his wife and daughters.
Tony Del-Colle Endowed Memorial Scholarship
The Tony Del-Colle Endowed Memorial Scholarship is designated for non-traditional students who are members of the Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity. This endowment was established by Michael and Carol Del-Colle in memory of their son, Tony, who was a non-traditional business major at Shepherd. After Tony's untimely death in an automobile accident, his parents chose to honor his commitment to education by establishing a scholarship to assist fellow students who may not go directly from high school to college.
Travis M. Propst Faculty Excellence Fund for Economics
The Travis M. Propst Faculty Excellence Fund for Economics is designated for the recruitment, recognition, and retention of outstanding faculty in economics. This endowment was established in 2007 by Travis M. Propst '95, an employee of Merrill Lynch in Atlanta.
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