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TTU Kappa Sigma Scholarship Fund Trustees are pleased to announce the 2007/2008 scholarship recipients:
Dudley Scholarship
William T. Harris, a senior from Lebanon, TN majoring in Manufactoring & Industrical Technology
Briley Scholarship
Spencer G. Tidwell, a sophomore from Lake Charles, LA majoring in Chemical Engineering
Graham Scholarship
Joseph B Stephens, a sophomore from Brentwood, TN majoring in Mechanical Engineering
History
The
TTU Kappa Sigma Alumni Association established the Kappa Sigma Memorial
Scholarship Fund in September 1999. This endowment was created to
provide annual scholarships for dedicated and academically deserving
members of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Tennessee Technological
University. The original $10,000 to establish the endowment was donated
by family, friends, members, and alumni of the Kappa Mu Chapter of
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Within this scholarship fund, separate
scholarships are name to memorialize members of the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity.
Total distributions for all three scholarship awards:
2008 - $4000
2007 - $5250
2006 - $4200
2005 - $4000
2004 - $1800
2003 - $1600
2002 - $ 500
Board of Trustees
Larry Alexander
Marty Bradley
Richard Hunter
Brad Johnson
Eric Johnson, Assoc. Pres. |
Tennessee Technological University
University Advancement
Box 5047
Cookeville, TN 38505
(931)372-3206 |
Contributions
Contributors may donate additional moneys, securities, or other assets
to the endowment at any time. All contributions are made directly to
Tennessee Technological University's Office of University Advancement,
who will acknowledge receipt of your tax-exempt charitable donation.
These funds will be invested under the direction of the University's
Chief Fiscal Officer in a manner that will provide the highest possible
return while preserving the security of the fund. Because your donation
is a qualifying contribution to a tax-exempt organization, you are
eligible for participation in your employer's matching gifts program,
if available. Contact your employer's personnel department for details.
Each contribution may be designated to a specific scholarship within
the endowment. Undesignated contributions will be housed in the general
scholarship fund until such time as enough funds are accumulated for
the creation of an additional scholarship.
To make a contribution, simply mail a check to the TTU University Advancement office as listed above, or contact Marty Bradley for further information.
Scholarships
At the end of each calendar year, the TTU Development Council will
designate a percentage of the endowment to be awarded in the form of
scholarships. TTU will also provide the Kappa Mu Memorial Fund Trustees
with a financial statement that includes the aggregate amount
contributed to each scholarship fund within the endowment. From this
information, the Trustees will calculate the amount available for each
scholarship for the coming year. The Office of Financial Aid will
administer the scholarship program and select the recipients from a
list of qualified candidates provided by the Memorial Fund Trustees.
The TTU Kappa Sigma Alumni Association will announce the recipients in
the spring/summer of each year, with the scholarships awarded at
registration the following semester.
Earl Briley Scholarship
Brother Earl Briley, an alumnus of Tennessee Technological University
and a May 2, 1969 initiate of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, was a
founding member of the Kappa Mu Chapter. Earl passed away due to
complications from Multiple Sclerosis. This scholarship is designed to
recognize a new initiate of the Kappa Mu Chapter.
John Graham Scholarship
Brother John H. Graham, a 1989 graduate of Tennessee Technological
University and a January 23, 1987 initiate of Kappa Sigma Fraternity,
was active both in the fraternity and the TTU Rugby Football Club. John
was killed in an accident on July 17, 1994. This scholarship is
designed to recognize a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity with a
particular interest in rugby football.
John David Dudley Scholarship
Brother
John David Dudley, a 1998 graduate of Tennessee Technological
University and a January 05, 1994 initiate of the Kappa Mu Chapter, was
a devoted brother of the order. John David was killed in an accident on
October 01, 2000. This scholarship is designed to recognize an
outstanding member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity that has demonstrated
a commitment to the qualities described within the Star and Crescent.
General Scholarship Fund
Funds donated to the endowment without an individual scholarship
designation will be listed under the General Scholarship Fund. These
funds will accrue under the general scholarship fund until earnings of
said contributions reach a reasonable amount to award an additional
scholarship. Additional scholarships may be created in the future by
the Kappa Sigma Memorial Fund Board of Trustees and funded by
contributions made to the endowment for that express intent.
Applications
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