Advancement
New scholarship for prospective teachers available at Appalachian
A new scholarship for prospective teachers is available from Appalachian State University's Reich College of Education. Similar to the highly competitive N.C. Teaching Fellows Scholarship, the Bob and Thelma Alexander Scholarship is a four-year, $20,000 scholarship that will be awarded to five outstanding high school seniors who have demonstrated academic achievement, financial need and a desire to teach. [read more]
Annual Scholarship Reception April 24, 2009
On April 24th, 2009, Reich College of Education held its annual scholarship reception, recognizing undergraduate student scholarship recipients and the donors who funded them. One hundred and sventy students total received $230,000 in scholarship aid during the 2008-2009 academic year.
Anne Cannon Scholars gathered for their annual scholarship luncheon on April 24th. Featured from left to right are Jennifer Cooper, Laura Hedgepath, Kira Stroman, Andria Morman, Lia Lor, Martha Trimble, and Nicole Sloan. The Anne Cannon Scholarship Program The Anne Cannon Scholars Program embodies the philanthropic spirit of Anne Cannon Forsyth and honors her life's work of providing educational opportunities to minority students. Funds from the Anne Cannon Trust are utilized for scholarship awards to highly qualified high school seniors from under- represented groups to attend Appalachian State University.
Allison Spring Parris, an elementary education major and recipient of the Chancel and Joan Brown Scholarship for Elementary Education, is featured with her scholarship benefactor, Mr. Chancel Brown. Both retired educators from the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system, Mr. Chancel '54 '61 '69 '71and Mrs. Joan Brown '54 reside in Winston-Salem, NC. The Browns have been very proactive in their support of the university, including Mr. Brown's current membership on the RCOE's Advancement Board. Mr. and Mrs. Brown established this scholarship in 1996.
Opportunities for Giving...
You can give on an annual basis, make a pledge, create an endowed scholarship and much more!
There are many ways you can enhance the capacity of the Reich College of Education to provide high-quality programs and services to prepare students to enter the field of education. You can give on a recurring basis, make a pledge, create an endowed scholarship or help fund a current one.
- Create a Scholarship
- Fund a Program
- Planned Giving
- Matching Gifts
Janet W. Bloodgood Endowment
Ways of Giving...
Give online at www.givenow.appstate.edu/rcoe
By mail: Send your check payable to the Appalachian State University Foundation, or a written pledge, to Dolly Farrell. Please note the intended use of the funds on your check or in your written pledge.
For details about giving and/or involvement with the Reich College of Education, please contact:
Dolly Farrell
farrelldm@appstate.eduPhone: (828) 262-2804
Fax: (828) 262-2128202-F Edwin Duncan Hall
Appalachian State University
PO Box 32038
Boone, NC 28608
