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2020 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide Table of Contents 2020 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide Table of Contents Texas Tech Alumni Association Staff ................................................................................................ 2 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowment Trust Information ......................................................... 2 Texas Tech Alumni Association ........................................................................................................ 3 Official Texas Tech Class Ring ......................................................................................................... 4 Texas Tech Alumni Association Scholarships ................................................................................... 5 College Scholarships • College of Agriculture Sciences and Natural Resources ..................................................... 10 • College of Architecture ..................................................................................................... 11 • College of Arts and Sciences ............................................................................................. 11 • Jerry S. Rawls College of Business ..................................................................................... 14 • Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering ................................................................... 15 • Honors College ................................................................................................................ 16 • College of Human Sciences............................................................................................... 16 • College of Media and Communication ............................................................................... 17 • J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts ....................................... 19 Diversity Scholarships ................................................................................................................... 20 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center/Medical School Scholarships .................................. 20 Miscellaneous Scholarships .......................................................................................................... 21 Texas Tech Alumni Association Scholarship Staff Curt Langford ...................................................... Lubbock, Texas TTAA President and CEO [email protected] Chris Snead ......................................................... Lubbock, Texas TTAA Vice President for Operations [email protected] Dawn Moreno ...................................................... Lubbock, Texas TTAA Scholarship Coordinator [email protected] Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide The Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide was created to provide Texas Tech students and prospective students with a comprehensive guide to all of the scholarships that the Texas Tech Alumni Association has in its Endowment Trust. The funds for the scholarships listed in this guide are housed and managed by the Alumni Association. The funds originate from several sources, including: • Texas Tech Alumni Association membership contributions • Texas Tech Alumni Association programming • Texas Tech Alumni Association local chapters • Friends of the Texas Tech Alumni Association Please consult the details for each scholarship to determine its criteria, sources of funding and selection process. For more information on the Texas Tech Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment Trust, please contact Chris Snead at [email protected]. 2 2020 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide Texas Tech Alumni Association The Texas Tech Alumni Association (TTAA) is an independent non-profit organization established in 1927 by the first graduating class of Texas Technological College, now Texas Tech University, to support the university and maintain a lifelong connection between Texas Tech’s loud and proud alumni and the university. The association provides both volunteer service and financial support for the association’s mission, the university, the administration, faculty, students and alumni. The association is governed by a National Board of Directors that sets policies for the organization, oversees operations and finances, and directs and supervises the programs and strategic plan of the association. In 1969, the association office relocated from the Administration Building, where it had been housed since 1937, to the former president’s home, now the McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center. The TTAA offers membership to alumni and friends in various levels and boasts a membership base of more than 30,000. The TTAA uses membership contributions to fund the following programs and initiatives: • A Matador Evening • Academic Scholarships • Academic Recruiting • Alumni Networks • Career Services • Chapter Events • Community Service Award • Distinguished Alumni Awards • Distinguished Service Awards • Endowed Professorships • Excellence Grants • Graduation Lapel Pins • High School Counselor Conference • Highest Ranking Graduate Awards • Lauro F. Cavazos Award • New Faculty Awards • Official Texas Tech Class Rings • Red Raider Orientation • Student Alumni Association • Student Alumni Board • Texas Tech Legacy Program • Texas Techsan Magazine • Top Techsan Awards • www.texastechalumni.org 2020 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide 3 Official Texas Tech Class Ring History Since 1999, Texas Tech had one universal symbol of academic achievement—The Official Texas Tech Class Ring. The single ring is a tradition that has been brought back from the 1950s. This ring evokes special memories of the occasions and traditions of Texas Tech, the “Fight Song” sung at the stadium with the Masked Rider leading our the team. Raider Red giving fans the “Guns Up” and firing his shotguns. The unforgettable images created during the Carol of Lights where the red, white and gold holiday lights cast their spell over the campus. The ring is a symbolic, continuous link with classmates, friends and generations of alumni. It is an opportunity for alumni to bear their banner wherever they go. Our unique ring design is reserved exclusively for individuals who have successfully met the university’s standards. Designed by a group of Texas Tech students, alumni and administrators, the ring will remain unchanged into the university’s future. As a symbol of Texas Tech tradition, it is instantly recognizable—a tangible connection for those who are graduating, while the visual continuity will generate an exclusive link with graduates in years to come. Those able to wear the ring proudly state to others, “I am a person of honor, a Texas Tech graduate—a Red Raider for life!” For the graduates and their peers, it holds a whole world of meaning. Ring Components Each ring symbolically captures the essence of Texas Tech with the prominent Double T standing proud, surrounded by the university’s full name and date of foundation. On one shoulder of the ring, you will find the Administration Building, with the bells that represent victory. On the other shoulder is the university seal. Of course, the ring would not be complete without the appearance of the Masked Rider! Inside, each official ring is forged with STRIVE FOR HONOR. This inscription is from “The Matador Song” and serves as a charge to every Texas Tech graduate to excel with integrity in all endeavors. The ring is engraved with the recipient’s initials, degree and class year. Official Texas Tech Ring Savings Program The Texas Tech Alumni Association is proud to offer the Official Texas Tech Class Ring Savings Program, which allows students to save over time for the ultimate symbol of college success. With the Ring Savings Program, a refundable $75 is conveniently added as an optional fee to tuition and fee statements for spring and fall semesters beginning as early as freshman year. Students can do this easily through raiderlink.ttu.edu. Once students meet eligibility, the saved amount can then be applied toward the purchase of the Official Texas Tech Class Ring. 4 2020 Texas Tech Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Guide Texas Tech Alumni Association Scholarships TTAA Dr. Bill & Peggy Dean Raiders for Life Scholarship This scholarship is open to all majors and classifications in the College of Media and Communication. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 or higher GPA on a 4.0 scale and must demonstrate involvement in a student organization at Texas Tech. Special consideration will be given to students who are a part of the Student Government Association at Texas Tech. TTAA Peggy Carter Pearce Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Peggy Carter Pearce, who served the Texas Tech Alumni Association tirelessly for 42 years as its Director of Special Events. The scholarship is established to recognize her dedication to the Alum- ni Association and those she served with every day. She touched the lives of so many alumni and truly demonstrated an attitude of “service above self” in every endeavor. The qualified candidate will be a current student, sophomore or above, who is a graduate of a Texas high school. Preference will be given to students majoring in English, but it is not a requirement for application. Applicants must have at least a 3.2 GPA and must be able to demonstrate their potential for “service above self” in their essay. TTAA Donald Brady-Floyd McGrew Memorial Motorcycle Scholarship This is a very special scholarship, established in memory of
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