University of Mississippi

Alexis Renee Heath, of Jackson, has been awarded the Lillian Graham Carson Memorial Council Scholarship and Paula Salter Council Scholarship - among the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Alandria Gandy, of Greenwood, has been awarded the Madison Charitable Foundation Ole Miss Women's Council Leadership Endowment - one of the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Mack Fountain, of Oxford, has been awarded the Donna Ruth Else Roberts Council Scholarship and Oxford Business Women's Council Scholarship - among the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Meritxell Ambrocio, of Ellisville, has been awarded the Asbury Foundation Council Scholarship and Vicki L. and Harry A. Sneed Council Scholarship - among the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Bayleigh Francis, of Byhalia, has been awarded the Sarah Meisenheimer Council Scholarship and Marjorie Wallace Peddle Council Scholarship - among the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Cameron Davis, of Meridian, has been awarded the Rachel McPherson Council Scholarship and Lindsay Kirkley Clemmons Council Scholarship - among the largest and most innovative awards on the University of Mississippi campus. The $40,000 Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy scholarships have a far greater impact on students' lives than just providing them with financial assistance, said Suzan Thames, chair of the OMWC.

Evangeline Ryan, of Ocala, Florida, received the Doris Raymond Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Ryan is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Sam Nemee, of Stockton, California, received the Doris Raymond Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward his education at the University of Mississippi. Nemee is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Delaney McNear, of Wheaton, Illinois, received the Doris Raymond Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. McNear is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Millie Kate McBride, of Vestavia Hills, Alabama, received the Doris Raymond Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. McBride is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Norah Bruce, of Oxford, received the Bill and Melanie Roper Scholarship, which will provide $10,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. She is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Sean Kloecker, of St. Charles, Missouri, received the Doris Raymond Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward his education at the University of Mississippi. Kloecker is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Jillian LaRosa, of Long Beach, received the McDonnell-Barksdale Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. LaRosa is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Lily Kruse, of Caseyville, Illinois, received the Bill and Melanie Roper Scholarship, which will provide $10,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. She is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Chloe Clement, of Water Valley, received the McDonnell-Barksdale Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Clement is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Harsika Dillibabu, of Madison, received the McDonnell-Barksdale Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Dillibabu is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Ellie Dowdy, of Dexter, Missouri, received the Harold Parker Memorial Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Dowdy is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Shayne Carson, of Biloxi, received the Annexstad Family Foundation Scholarship, which will provide $6,250 annually toward his education at the University of Mississippi. Carson is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Edward Wilson Jr., of Jackson, received the Annexstad Family Foundation Scholarship, which will provide $6,250 annually toward his education at the University of Mississippi. Wilson is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Abby Toups, of New Orleans, received the Harold Parker Memorial Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Toups is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

Sydney Stepp, of Loretto, Tennessee, received the Harold Parker Memorial Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Stepp is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

The National Security Education Program has offered five University of Mississippi students coveted David L. Boren Scholarships. Samantha Fabian, of Omaha, Nebraska, is one of those students. Boren scholars and fellows study critical languages and plan to work in positions crucial to U.S. national security. Recipients come from diverse fields of study and immerse themselves in the cultures of world regions underrepresented in study abroad, such as Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America and the Middle East.

Kyla Rudd, of Batesville, received the McDonnell-Barksdale Scholarship, which will provide $8,000 annually toward her education at the University of Mississippi. Rudd is one of 18 incoming freshmen accepted into UM's Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College who are the recipients of some of the most bountiful scholarships at the university.

The National Security Education Program has offered five University of Mississippi students coveted David L. Boren Scholarships. Susan Soh, of Houston, Texas, is one of those students. Boren scholars and fellows study critical languages and plan to work in positions crucial to U.S. national security. Recipients come from diverse fields of study and immerse themselves in the cultures of world regions underrepresented in study abroad, such as Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America and the Middle East.

The National Security Education Program has offered five University of Mississippi students coveted David L. Boren Scholarships. Sarah Hall, of Madison, is one of those students. Boren scholars and fellows study critical languages and plan to work in positions crucial to U.S. national security. Recipients come from diverse fields of study and immerse themselves in the cultures of world regions underrepresented in study abroad, such as Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America and the Middle East.

An ordinary day turned extraordinary for Madeleine Dotson, as she was congratulated by University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce for becoming the institution's 18th Truman Scholar. Winners were formally announced April 12 by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation. Boyce surprised Dotson, a junior Arabic, economics and political science major, with the news in his office on April 10, surrounded by several university leaders. The Truman Foundation, the nation's official living memorial to the 33rd U.S. president, awards merit-based scholarships to college students who plan to pursue careers in government or elsewhere in public service.

Alyssa Stoner, of Gulfport, is among three University of Mississippi students to receive the coveted Goldwater Scholarship this year. The Goldwater is one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics in the United States. It identifies and supports exceptional sophomores and juniors who show promise of becoming the nation's next generation of research leaders in these fields.

Noah Garrett, of Madison, is among three University of Mississippi students to receive the coveted Goldwater Scholarship this year. The Goldwater is one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics in the United States. It identifies and supports exceptional sophomores and juniors who show promise of becoming the nation's next generation of research leaders in these fields.

Christian Boudreaux, of Oxford, is among three University of Mississippi students to win a coveted Goldwater Scholarship this year. The Goldwater is one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics in the United States. It identifies and supports exceptional sophomores and juniors who show promise of becoming the nation's next generation of research leaders in these fields.

Two students in the Croft Institute for International Studies at the University of Mississippi received the Rose Bui Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Top rising sophomores receive the Rose Bui scholarship, which is worth $8,000 per year for four years. Recipients must maintain a 3.4 GPA and remain in the international studies major during their time at the university.