Central Texas Students Awarded $120,000 In Scholarships From A+FCU
The A+FCU Board of Directors awarded 60 high school and college students with $120,000 in scholarships for the 2022-2023 school year.
The A+ Federal Credit Union (A+FCU) Board of Directors awarded 60 Central Texas high school and college students with $120,000 in scholarships for the 2022-2023 school year.
The scholarships have been an A+FCU tradition since 1984, and this year the amount given increased by $20,000 so that $120,000 has been awarded. Each student receives $2,000 to help with educational expenses.
We’re very proud of these students and everything they’ve accomplished. With our focus on building stronger communities, we’ve increased our awards to help more students with the cost of education.
– Terry Lord, A+FCU Board Member and Chair of Scholarship Committee
“We’re very proud of these students and everything they’ve accomplished,” Terry Lord, A+FCU Board Member and Chair of Scholarship Committee, said. “With our focus on building stronger communities, we’ve increased our awards to help more students with the cost of education. We’re excited to see what their futures hold and wish them the best on their endeavors.”
The 60 recipients were selected for their academic achievements and community involvement and represent 10 colleges and 26 high schools.
“Receiving the A+FCU Scholarship will have a substantial financial and emotional impact on me,” Harrison Mayhew, who’s attending Baylor University as a Business/Finance major in Fall 2022, said. “It inspires me to take advantage of all opportunities afforded to me and to work incredibly hard to succeed.”
Winners are being recognized with an announcement video.
2022 Collegiate Scholarship
Education Majors
Recipient | College | Major |
---|---|---|
Talina Briceno | Texas Tech University | Education |
Stephanie Cooper | Angelo State University | Education |
Danielle Endel | Tarleton State University | Education |
Veronica Garcia | Texas A&M International University | Education |
Diane Hernandez | Texas State University | Education |
Rachel Jost | Lamar University | Education |
Brandon Lippert | University of Texas Permian Basin | Education |
Emma Morelli | Baylor University | Education |
Celestina Perez | Lubbock Christian University | Education |
Carrie Proctor | Texas Tech University | Education |
Samara Riley | Grand Canyon University | Education |
Holly Rogers | Lamar University | Education |
2022 High School Scholarship
Education Majors
Recipient | High School | Major |
---|---|---|
Peyton Anderson | Wimberley High School | Education |
Anna Bausman | McCallum High School | Education |
Carlee Edwards | Smithville High School | Education |
Aiden Magee | Homeschool Certification | Education |
Iswary Martinez | Akins Early College High School | Education |
Afsaneh Masoumi | Hendrickson High School | Education |
Savenah Montalvo | John B. Connally High School | Education |
Megan Seaton | San Marcos High School | Education |
Jaclyn Traywick | Round Rock High School | Education |
Ja’Niya Welch | Hendrickson High School | Education |
Ann Marie Wollek | Marble Falls High School | Education |
Non-Education Majors
Recipient | High School | Major |
---|---|---|
Evyn Brock | Stony Point High School | Agriculture Communications |
Lilyanna Castillo | Ann Richards School For Young Women Leaders | Civil Engineering |
Hayley Cheatham | San Marcos High School | Dance with Single Teaching Certification |
Heba Dalu | Akins Early College High School | Healthcare Management & Policy |
Miliani De La Rosa | John B. Connally High School | Nursing |
Andrea El-Bitar | Akins Early College High School | Nursing |
Scott Gist | Hutto High School | Mechanical Engineering |
Zane Hagler | Cedar Park High School | Mechanical Engineering |
Jeremiah Hawthorne | Hutto High School | Computer Science |
Maxton Huff | Westlake High School | Sociology |
Jessika Jackson | Jack C. Hays High School | Architecture |
Jeremy Laue | San Marcos High School | Neuroscience |
Olivia Linscomb | McCallum High School | Wildlife Biology |
Lamisa Mahmud | Pflugerville High School | Neuroscience |
Jada Martin | Cedar Creek High School | Business |
Harrison Mayhew | Wimberley High School | Business/Finance |
Samantha McIntire | Taylor High School | Business |
Zachary Miller | Georgetown High School | Engineering and Business |
Nicholas Mirabal | Westwood High School | Computer Science |
Marcelo Molina | Cedar Ridge High School | Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering |
Jordan Moreno | John B. Connally High School | Environmental Science |
Brylee Morgan | A&M Consolidated High School | Veterinary Medicine |
Kylie Peña | San Marcos High School | Psychology |
Sabrina Peña | Ann Richards School For Young Women Leaders | Business |
Lily Perkins | Stony Point High School | Nursing |
Michael Peterson | Cedar Park High School | Information Systems |
Lilia Reyes | San Marcos High School | Animal Science |
Eric Rice | Plano East Senior High School | Mechanical Engineering |
Lizett Rodriguez | IDEA Rundberg College Preparatory | Business |
Alexa Salgado | KIPP Austin Brave High School | Biochemistry |
Mason Shackelford | McCallum High School | Mechanical Engineering |
Michael-Aiden Suarez | San Marcos High School | Pre-Pharmacy |
Valerie Treminio | Akins Early College High School | Biology |
Audrey Tucker | Friendswood High School | Interior Design and Entrepreneurship |
Avriana Vela | Cedar Ridge High School | Psychology |
Carla Vences | Del Valle High School | Business Administration |
Caleb Williams | San Marcos High School | Psychology |
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