A charter member, Pauline Yeldermann, the first President of Epsilon Omega established a Trust Fund. The monies from this fund are invested, with a portion of the interest added to the principle annually. The remaining interest is awarded as two grants: The Pauline Yelderman Scholarship and the James and Caroline Yelderman Scholarship. These grants-in-aid are awarded to deserving senior high school girls graduating LCISD or NISD High Schools, pursuing a degree in education.
Criteria established by Epsilon Omega for a scholarship includes seeking a degree in Education,
a letter of recommendation, and a copy of the applicant’s GPA.
2020
Gabriela Espinoza- University of St. Thomas
Angela Gonzales- Northwestern State University- LA
2019
Rylie Ferguson- Stephen F. Austin University
Kassidy Hearn- Harding University- Arkansas
2018
Ce'dedreya Howard- Texas Southern University
Brianna Avril- Wharton County Junior College
2017
Madison Jan- Texas State University
Katie Vacek- Wharton County Junior College
2016
Sarah Ennis- Texas Tech University
Laren Garver- Stephen F. Austin University
2015
Jessica Watts- Texas A&M University
Laken Fitzgerald- Wharton County Junior College
2014
Mary Drigel- Texas State University
Anahi Sanchez- Wharton County Junior College
2013
Sandra Dalton- Wharton County Junior College
Justine Guevarra- University of Texas
2012
Britney Nawara
Charlea Marler
2011
Kim Gomez
Kristina Jurecek
2010
Ashley Rhodes
Jenna Fojtik