Purpose: This fund is established to support students who demonstrate leadership, resilience, and a dedication to social justice and community service. Eligibility: This scholarship may be awarded to current undergraduate or graduate students who are enrolled in an accredited college or university and who meet the following criteria: o Reside in Virginia o African American o Demonstrate a commitment to community ... Know More
This fund is established in honor of Evelyn Reid Syphax, an esteemed member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., who was a pioneering educator, civil rights leader, real estate executive, and community advocate in Arlington, Virginia. The scholarship commemorates her lifelong commitment to equity in education, desegregation, early childhood learning, ... Know More
Must reside in Cleveland County or Rutherford County, North Carolina. Depending on the award, the recipient must be a student, organization or small business
To support students in the field of religious studies in preparation for a vocational or lay ministry of service.
Undergraduate and Graduate students from North Carolina
The narrative statement shall include a 500 word or less statement describing the case of emergency or hardship. Include 2 official letters and documents from the University to justify need.
Graduating high school students with at least a 2.8 GPA. A resident of Hawaii and must have participated in Lambda Chi Omega's Miss Fasionetta presentation
Undergraduate African- American male students who are pursing careers in the construction industry
Members of the sorority who are interested in a career change or re-entering the workforce
Students in Houston