Mississippians Receive NW Foundation Scholarships
Senatobia, MS (06/28/2023) — On May 31 at the Northwest Senatobia campus, Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation awarded scholarships during their annual signings. The Northwest Foundation has awarded 606 scholarships in the amount of $569,050 for the 2023-2024 academic year. The Foundation currently monitors 411 named scholarship endowments and are appreciative to faithful scholarship sponsors. Congratulations to the following scholarship recipients: (front row L-R) Veronique Cole of Indianola, The Raiford Lindsey Fancher Endowed Scholarship; Iyanna Ford of Clarksdale, The Paper Packers Endowed Scholarship; Kaylee Owens of Fulton, The Danny Ray Cole Endowed Scholarship; (second row L-R) Elijah Ruffin of Philadelphia, The John Sharp "Sonny" Orrell Endowed Scholarship; Austin Batts of Cleveland, The Faust Farms Endowed Scholarship; Cooper Long of Tupelo, The Coach Kenneth ''Cat" Robbins Endowed Scholarship; Crista Wilson of Corinth, The Chance Family Endowed Scholarship; and Tylan Watson of Houston, The Cecil Gene Howell Endowed Scholarship.
Media Attachments
Photo provided by the Northwest Foundation team.
Northwest Mississippi Community College
Andrew Dale, Associate Vice President of Community Relations, adale@northwestms.eduShare this Story
Recent News
- Northwest Football Alumnus Terry Lawrence Becomes a Northwest Hall of Famer
- Dave Barnes Selected as Headliner for Northwest Soiree: A Garden Gala Presented by Mini Systems, Inc.
- Northwest Mississippi Community College Cuts Ribbon on Freshly Remodeled Library
- Northwest Mr. and Misses Presented to Northwest Board of Trustees
- Northwest Mississippi Community College Named One of the Best Colleges for Vets
- Northwest Mississippi Community College Awarded Appalachian Regional Grant
- Media Advisory/ Press Invite: Ribbon Cutting for R.C. Pugh Library Renovation
- Northwest Baseball Alumnus Chris Lindsey Becomes a Northwest Hall of Famer
- Northwest Fine Arts Hosting their Annual Les Fauves Christmas Art Sale
- Northwest Rodeo Alumnus Virgil Alsup Becomes a Northwest Hall of Famer