Edward Pennell Brooks OCC Scholarship-Established in 1988 by the late E. Pennell Brooks of Bath County. Mr. Brooks was a Vice President with Sears Roebuck and a Dean of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Industrial Management, in honor of a group of long-time friends. The scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from the college's service are, but preference is given to graduates of Bath County High School. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list) |
The Caperton Book Scholarship for Non-Traditional Students- This scholarship was established by William and Nacy Caperton to provide assistance for an adult residing in Alleghany County or the City of Covington who chose not to pursue post-secondary education immediately after high school graduation, but now wishes to enroll in college to gain marketable job skills, facilitate their career advancement or successfully change career paths. Requires student to have completed at least 25% of the credits needed for the certificate or associate degree progam in which he/she is enrolled. Also requires a 2.25 GPA or GED Certificate.. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) |
Madge Chandler Carr Book Scholarship-Established in memory of Mrs. Carr by her husband, the late Gordon Carr and her daughter, Joyce Carr Webber. Mrs. Carr, a long-time Clifton Forge resident, was known for her dedication to helping others. It is awarded to a first or second-year DSLCC nursing student. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list)
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Marjorie G. Carte Scholarship-Established by family, friends, and colleagues in honor and in memory of Mrs. Carte, a long-time DSLCC faculty member and division chair. It is awarded to a graduating senior from the College's service area. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list) |
The Carter Scholarships were established by a bequest from Marjorie Carter McCarthy of Covington made in memory of her sisters, Mary Lee Carter Hubbard, Raeburn Carter Stull, and Margaret Carter Helper, and herself. Mrs. McCarthy was a native of Alleghany County, 1925 graduate of Covington High School and taught French, English and history at Millboro High School in Bath County for seven years. The scholarships are available to Alleghany, Bath, or Covington High School graduates who make DSLCC their college of choice. Requires a 3.35 GPA (application) (2008-2009 Recipients) (back to list) |
Tammy Caul Carter Book Scholarship-Established by her family in memory of Tammy, who was a graduate of the DSLCC Nursing Program and a recipient of the Nursing Faculty Recognition Award. The scholarship is awarded to a first or second-year DSLCC nursing student. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list)
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Central High School Lucy Gleason Memorial Scholarship- Established in 1981 in honor and in memory of Miss Lucy Gleason, a beloved teacher for forty-six years in the Alleghany County School System, this scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from Alleghany High School who plans to pursue a career in education at DSLCC and who is in the top 25% of his/her class, has scored 900 or better on the SAT, and has participated in extra-curricular activities while in high school. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list) |
George N. and Edith Raab Chucker Scholarship-This scholarship honors the memory of Dr. George Chucker and his wife, Edith Raab-Chucker. A beloved physican in the Alleghany Highlands Community for many years, Dr. Chucker cherished his service on the DSLCC Educational Foundation Board and served the board as President for several years. Mrs. Chucker bgan her career as a nurse and continued her educatinl to become a certified nurse anesthetist. She was instrumental in establishing a school for nurse anesthetists at the former C&O and Alleghany Memorial Hospitals. Mrs. Chucker lent her expertise and support to many local organizations and causes. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list) |
Raymond L. Claterbaugh, Sr. Memorial Nursing Scholarship- Established by Dr. Raymond L. Claterbaugh, Jr. in memory of his father, a dedicated Alleghany Highland's physican for over 43 years, this scholarship is awardedo a DSLCC nursing student who has completed the first year of the DSLCC nursing program and plans to complete the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing Degree at DSLCC. Dr. Claterbaugh Sr.'s enthusiasm for his work and devotion to those he servered improved the quality of life for numberous individuals. (application) (2008-2009 Recipient) (back to list)
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