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Lucille Murray Brown, '50. Established
by family and friends, in honor of Dr. Brown for sophomore
students majoring in teacher education who graduated from
the Richmond Public School system.
Theodore R. Coots Brown,
Sr. M.D. Established by Dr.
Lucille Murray Brown, ’50, a member of the VUU Board
of Trustees, in memory of her husband, Theodore R. Coots Brown,
Class of 1948 for worthy and deserving students majoring in
the area of natural sciences that plan to pursue a career
in the area of health sciences.
Benjamin F. Bunn, '35.
Established by Mrs. Imogene M. Bunn in memory of her husband,
Benjamin F. Bunn, pastor of the First Baptist Church and the
President of the Charlottesville Chapter of the International
Alumni Association, for students enrolled in the School of
Theology.
The Robert G. Cabell
III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation Faculty Development
Fund. Established via a grant awarded
by the Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation
to provide funding for faculty development activities.
Louise Miles Chubbs Endowed
Scholarship. Established by Mrs.
Louise Miles Chubbs to provide scholarships for deserving
female students majoring in Teacher Education with first preference
to members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Class of 1924.
Established by the alumni of the class headed by former trustee
Dr. William H. Johnson of Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, to benefit
the needy junior or senior students.
Class of 1939.
Established by the Class of 1939 on the occasion of their
50th Anniversary Reunion, for deserving students.
Class of 1955.
Established by the Class of 1955 on the occasion of their
50th anniversary for worthy and deserving students.
Commonwealth Chapter
of the Links, Inc. Established by
the Commonwealth Chapter of the Links, Inc. Richmond, VA for
worthy and deserving students pursing careers in education.
Dorothy N. Cowling.
Established by Dr. Dorothy N. Cowling for worthy and deserving
seniors majoring in Education and Psychology.
Jerry C. Crews, '55.
Established by Mrs. Margaret C. Crews, along with family and friends in memory
of her husband, with preference given to a Junior male student living in
Richmond, VA.
Mrs. Mary & Dr. Charles E. Cummings
Endowed Scholarship Fund. Established by Mrs. Mary &
Dr. Charles E. Cummings to provide scholarships for worthy and deserving
students.
Frances Evans Cunningham-Corlette.
Established by her husband, Ralph Corlette, for worthy and deserving students.
Stanley C. Davis '29.
Established by the Davis family, in memory of Mr. Davis, who culminated a
lifelong devotion to his alma mater, for deserving students.
Roland "Duke" Ealey Endowed Scholarship
Fund. Established by the Virginia State Legislative
Caucus in memory of Roland "Duke" Ealey to provide scholarships for worthy and
deserving students.
Ebony Ladies.
Established by the Ebony Ladies, Inc. for worthy and deserving female students.
N. A. Eggleston, Sr. Fund.
Established by family and the friends of N. A. Eggleston, Sr., Hotel Proprietor
and Manager, to support the educational initiatives annually of one business
major sophomore student by defraying the cost of textbooks and related
educational material purchased from the University Bookstore.
Dr. John Malcus Ellison, '17.
Established by the congregation of the Shiloh Baptist Church, Reedville, VA for
worthy and deserving students.
Endowed Teacher Education Scholarship.
Established by an anonymous donor, who is a long time friend and supporter of
the University, for industrious and deserving sophomores and juniors majoring in
the field of teacher education.
Herbert M. Fillebrown.
Established from the Estate of Mrs. Sara Lerch Fillebrown for worthy and
deserving students.
Ada Virginia Foster Fisher.
Established by Dr. Ada M. Fisher in memory of her mother for the graduating
valedictorian and the graduating senior majoring in French with the Highest GPA.
Follet College Stores.
Established by Follet College Stores for Worthy and deserving students.
Eva Madeline Black Frazier Scholarship.
Established by Mrs. Eva Frazier Jordan, Class of 1934 for worthy and deserving
students from New York City.
Thomas Frazier, Jr. & Elsie Frazier
Gholson. Established by Mrs. Eva Frazier Jordan of New
York City for worthy and deserving students from New York City.
Harlow Fullwood, Jr. ’77.
Established from the Estate of Harlow Fullwood, Jr., Class of 1977 for worthy
and deserving students.
Mary Catherine Fultz.
Established by the estate of Mrs. Mary Catherine Fultz to procure books chosen
by the English Department for the Library.
Jarreau Bakari Garrett.
Established by Allen R. Garrett, MD and Cheryl Smith Garrett, PhD in memory of
their son, a 2004 graduate for worthy and deserving students majoring in history
and political science.
Dr. and Mrs. M. Gordon.
Established by two friends of the University residing in Richmond, Virginia, for
junior of senior students enrolled in the Sydney Lewis School of Business
Administration.
Lance Corporal Troy Lorenzo Gregory.
Established by friends in recognition of his dedicated service to his country as
a United States Marine in the Persian Gulf where he gave his life for freedom on
February 25, 1991, for deserving students.
Richard and Caroline T. Gwathmey.
Established by the Richard and Caroline T. Gwathmey Memorial Trust for worthy
and deserving students.
Calvin Bradford Hairston '55.
Established by Mrs. Louise J Hairston in memory of her husband to assist Afro
American Students majoring in Science.
Jean L. Harris, M.D. Scholarship Fund.
Established by Dr. Jean L. Harris to Provide scholarships for deserving student
majoring in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
Dr. Ruth C. Harris.
Established by W. K. Kellogg Foundation and family and friends to honor Dr. Ruth
Coles Harris for worthy and deserving students enrolled in the Sydney Lewis
School of Business.
Maryland Mallette Hayes.
Established by Miss Thelma M. Hayes, Class of 1942 in memory of her mother for
worthy and deserving students enrolled in the Sydney Lewis School of Business.
William Randolph Hearst Foundation.
Established by the Board of Directors for the William R. Hearst Foundation for
the students who demonstrate financial need and who intend to reside in the
United States after completion of their studies.
J. Raymond Henderson '24.
Established by Mrs. Henderson of Los Angeles, California, in memory of her
husband, a long-time Baptist minister in Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia, New
York, and California, for students interested in the Christian ministry.
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Established by Mrs. Joyce Waller Baden for worthy and deserving students
interested in the Christian ministry and/or majoring in elementary education.
Scott L. Henderson, Jr.
Established by bequest of Mr. Henderson, university Photographer for 30 years,
and gifts of family members: the late Mr. And Mrs. Wendell T. Foster, Sr.; Mr.
Wendell T. Foster, Jr.; Ms. T. Eloise Foster, and Mr. Wilbert "Skip" Foster for
needy black students majoring in journalism, English, or taking courses leading
to a degree in journalism.
Zenobia Gilpin Henderson.
Established by the Virginia Union University alumnae of the Alpha Eta Chapter of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. in memory of an outstanding Richmond
physician and social worker for students evidencing a potential for careers in
public service.
Tracy Holmes.
Established by Mrs. Opal Holmes for worthy and deserving students.
Curtis Irby Memorial.
Established by Commander Curtis M. Irby, Supply Corps, United States Navy in
memory of his father, Mr. Curtis Irby, Class of 1968 to assist students who are
working parents going to school full or part-time.
Alice R. Jackson Scholarship Fund.
Established by Mrs. Alice R. Jackson to provide scholarships to deserving
students.
Samuel Horace James, Sr.
Established by Dr. & Mrs. Allix B. James wishing to honor his father. The award
is made annually to the Valedictorian of the Graduating Class of the School of
Theology.
James River Valley Chapter of the Links,
Inc. Established by the James River Valley Chapter of
the Links, Inc. for a female junior or senior matriculating in a program that
will lead to a teaching endorsement.
Anna & Willie Jones.
Established by Mrs. Carlene Jones Davis and family for worthy and
deserving students.
Arlene Newsome Jones Library Fund.
Established by Mrs. Arlene Newsome Jones, '53 to purchase books for the
University Library.
Mary Etta Jones.
Established by Mrs. Arlethia Jones Woodard, Class of 1939 in
memory of her mother for worthy and deserving students.
Dr. Mary Elisabeth Johnson.
Established by the bequest of Dr. Johnson, Professor of French and outstanding
faculty member, for travel and study by students and faculty in the fields of
humanities and international relations.
Eva Frazier Jordan.
Established by Mrs. Eva Frazier Jordan from New York City, Class of 1934 for
worthy and deserving students from New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. Kornegay, '41.
Established by a former trustee and honorary degree recipient and his wife, the
daughter of Dr. John M. Ellison, '17, fourth president of Virginia Union
University, to help a student enrolled in the University.
Eugenie and George Khleif Endowed Fund.
Established by Dr. Ramsey G. Kleff in honor of his parents Eugenie and George
Khleif to subsidize the cost of attendance at professional conferences for
students majoring in the Department of History and Political Science.
Dr. Ramsey G. Kleff.
Established by Mrs. Sheila M. Kleff for worthy and deserving students majoring
in political science or public administration with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
The Reverend and Mrs. Heywood G. Knight.
Established by bequest of an alumnus of the Class of 1943, former Professor of
English and Advisor for Minority Affairs, York College, York, Pennsylvania, for
a needy and deserving student.
Dr. George McDonald, '23.
Established by the Miles W. Connor Alumni Chapter of Baltimore, Maryland, and
Mrs. McDonald in memory of a dedicated physician in the City of Baltimore and in
the United States Army Medical Corps during World War II, for students from the
Baltimore area.
Dr. Henry J. McGuinn.
Established by alumni, who debated under Dr. McGuinn during his 52-year tenure
as teacher at the University, for members of the Debate Team or junior and
senior students majoring in the Social Sciences.
Reverend H. H. Mitchell.
Established by Mr. Joseph P. and Mrs. Jacqueline Mitchell Lawson
in honor of her grandfather, who served as President of the Virginia Baptist
Convention form 1890-1899 for recruiting of M.Div students.
H. Reginald Mitchell.
Established by his wife, Mrs. Pauline A. Mitchell for worthy and deserving
students.
Reverend Louis D. Mitchell.
Established by Mr. Joseph P. and Mrs. Jacqueline Mitchell Lawson in honor of her
father to prepare ordained clergy for church ministries.
Marcellette Montague.
Established by Dr. Janice Montague, Class of 1967, in memory of her mother, for
students enrolled in the Social Science department.
Charles Stewart Mott.
Established by the Foundation for students who major in Math/Science and/or
Education.
Melvin L. Murchison, Jr., '48.
Established by Mrs. Vivian I. Murchison in memory of her husband for students
majoring in the sciences with preference given to chemistry majors.
Nationwide Insurance Endowed Scholarship.
Established by the Nationwide insurance Enterprise Foundation for Students who
major in Business or a business related discipline.
Charles Oakley Endowed Scholarship Fund.
Established by the Virginia Union University in recognition of Mr. Oakley's
numerous contributions to the University to provide scholarships for worthy and
deserving students.
Dudley Parker, Jr., ’68.
Established by Mrs. Patricia Lewis Parker, Class of 1969 and Tisa E. Parker for
worthy and deserving students majoring in education or business administration.
John O. Peterson, Sr.
Education.
Established by the Alfred Street Baptist Church, Alexandria VA wishing to
establish an endowed scholarship in of honor of their pastor Dr. John O.
Peterson, Sr., for a VUU student with a BS or BA who is enrolled in the School
of Theology.
Adam Clayton Powell, Sr.
Established by the Abyssinian Baptist Church in memory of its former pastor and
outstanding Virginia Union University alumnus of the Class of 1892, for students
in the School of Theology.
George Powell Scholarship for Academic
Achievement in Science and Mathematics. Established
by Dr. Angela T. Powell, Class of 1985 in honor of her father, who attended and
taught at VUU for a junior or senior student majoring in biology, chemistry,
natural science or math to help defray the cost of applying to professional
school.
Frank B. Priestly, Educator Fund.
Established by the family and friends of Frank B. Priestly, Class of 1950 for
worthy and deserving students enrolled in the School of Education and
Interdisciplinary Studies.
Reverend Dr. Samuel Proctor, '42.
Established by the Class of 1960 in honor of Dr. Proctor, the fifth president of
Virginia Union University, on the occasion of their 30th Class Reunion, for
worthy and deserving students.
Reverend Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor.
Established by Bank Street Memorial Baptist Church for an African American
student enrolled in the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology.
Reverend David James Ragland, ’53.
Established by Mrs. Elaine M. Ragland for worthy and deserving students.
Retail Merchants Association of Greater
Richmond. Established by the Retail Merchants
Association of Greater Richmond for worthy and deserving majoring in
marketing/retail.
W. Franklyn and Inez Richardson.
Established by Grace Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon, NY for junior students majoring
in education with a desire to teach in a public school system.
Richmond Chapter of the Links, Inc.
Established by the Richmond Chapter of Links, Inc. for worthy and deserving
students who have graduated from Richmond Public School system.
The Right Worthy Grand Council
Independent Order of St. Luke Endowed Scholarship Fund.
Established by the Right Worthy Grand Council Independent Order of St. Luke
Trustees to provide scholarships for worthy and deserving students enrolled in
the Sydney Lewis School of Business.
Lora and Claiborne Robins.
Established by Mr. E. Claiborne Robins, a long-time benefactor of the University
and Richmond civic leader, and his wife with preference given to students
preparing for careers in medicine or pharmacy.
Pamela C. and Frank S. Royal, '65, 61.
Established by Dr. Frank S. Royal, graduate of the Class of 1961, distinguished
Richmond physician and Chairman of the University's Board of Trustees, and his
wife, a graduate of the Class of 1965, for needy and deserving students.
Ulysses Russell, '49.
Established by Dr. Virginia H. Russell in memory of her husband, for students
majoring in history.
The Garnett Ryland Prize in Chemistry.
Endowed by Mr. Charles H. Ryland of Warsaw, Virginia, son of Dr. Garnett Ryland,
former Chairman of the Department of Chemistry at the University of Richmond and
trustee of Virginia Union University, awarded annually to the top graduate in
chemistry.
Samuel F. & Albanie J. Scott Library
Collection. Established by Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F.
Scott to purchase books for the library.
The Yvonne M. Simmons & Dr. S. Dallas
Simmons Endowed Scholarship Fund. Established by The
Yvonne M. Simmons & Dr. S. Dallas Simmons to provide scholarships for worthy and
deserving students.
Dr. Wendell C. Somersville.
Established by the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention in honor of Dr.
Wendell C. Somersville for more than 55 years of service, to perpetuate his
interest encouraging young men and women to prepare themselves for the Christian
ministry.
Storer College National Alumni.
Established by the Storer College National Alumni Association for worthy and
deserving students.
Bernice and Charles Sutton.
Established by Dr. Charles E. Sutton, graduate of the Class of 1948,
distinguished Richmond physician and member of the University's Board of
Trustees, and his wife for needy and deserving students.
Kerney E. Teele Memorial.
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. Press, Jr. and family in memory of Kerney
E. Teele, Class of 1958, for worthy and deserving students.
Dr. Rose Copper Thomas '29.
Established endowed scholarship fund for students majoring in Social Work.
Treble Clef Book Lovers Club.
Established by the Treble Clef and Book Lovers Club for a
sophomore student majoring in the fine arts.
Ukrop Leadership Scholarship.
Established by Mr. James Ukrop, President of Ukrop Super Markets, Inc., for
deserving students.
U.S.F.&G. Foundation.
Established by the Board of Directors for U.S.F.&G. for worthy and deserving
students.
Virginia State Baptist Usher Union.
Established by the Ushers with first preference given to sons or daughters of
ushers and then to Virginia students from areas covered by the Union: cities of
Richmond, Petersburg, Hopewell, Williamsburg, and Danville, and counties of
Halifax, Hanover, and Mecklenberg.
Virginia Union University Endowed
Scholarship Fund. Established via the Lilly
Endowment/UNCF HBCU Program to provide scholarships for worthy and deserving
students.
Virginia Union University National Alumni
Association. Established by the Virginia Union
University National Alumni Association for worthy and deserving students.
Theresa C. Walden Memorial.
Established by Drs. Renita and David M. Randolph for worthy and deserving
students with a 3.0 GPA who have demonstrated service to the community.
Linda K. Walker, '68, Memorial.
Established by Mrs. Audrey J. Walker of Hampton, Virginia, in memory of her
daughter for needy junior students majoring in Social Work , her daughter's
chosen career.
Aaron O. Wells Pre-Med.
Established by Dr. Aaron O. Wells, Class of 1943 for junior or senior students
with a 3.0 GPA and who perform community service.
Timothy R. Wells, Sr., '27.
Established by Mr. Wells, a retired professor of Biology and Head of that
Department at Norfolk State University, to assist black students majoring in
Biology or Chemistry.
Lucile L. Westby.
Established by the estate of Mrs. Lucile L. Westby for worthy and deserving
students.
Esther J. and Thomas White.
Established by the Richmond Medical Society, family and friend of Mr. And Mrs.
White, wishing to honor Mr. White, a faithful and long standing loyal employee
of Richmond Community Hospital, with first preference for students residing in
Virginia and pre-med students.
Frances Turner White.
Established by bequest of Mrs. White for needy and deserving students.
Samuel Leon Whitney, '54.
Established by his family, in recognition of his life of service to God and man,
for students enrolled in the School of Theology.
Wesley S. Williams, Sr., '29.
Established by Dr. Bathrus B. Williams, '40, trustee and loyal alumni supporter,
in memory of her husband, for aid to students.
Willis P. Worsley, '30.
Established by Mr. Worsley (deceased), who wished to show appreciation to his
alma mater by establishing an endowed scholarship for students.
Alberta Wrenn.
Established by a gift from the estate of Mrs. Alberta Wrenn, for deserving
students.
The John J. and Cora J. Wright
Scholarship Fund. Established by Mrs. Jeanette Wright
Shamwell to provide scholarships for worthy and deserving juniors who show
greatest promise for Christian Leadership.
Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority, Inc. Established by the Alpha Phi Zeta
Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. for junior or senior students majoring
in education.
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