Emporia State University

Shepherd Scholarships are awarded to high-achieving students at the close of their junior year at Emporia State University

Eleven students working toward their bachelor's degrees will receive College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Honor Scholarships. The group will be honored next month during a reception. The scholarships are awarded to students entering their final year of study.

Scholarships are helping more than 1,300 Emporia State University students attending classes this academic year. ESU is pleased to announce that the 2013-14 allocation of scholarship awards, at $2,728,615, is helping support the educational dreams of students in Kansas, 16 other states and 14 foreign countries.

Emporia State University is putting a quarter-million dollar gift to work attracting students to its music program. The gift from the estate of Mildred Fulhage (BME 1936) is making the decision to come to Emporia State an easy one for 20 students this fall.

The 2013-14 class of Capitol-Federal Savings Scholars in Emporia State University's School of business has been chosen. Reserved for business students from Kansas high schools who maintain a 3.25 or better grade point average, the scholarship is benefiting 25 students in its 12th year at Emporia State.

Emporia State University recently awarded three Virginia Endly Memorial Scholarships for the 2013-14 academic year. The Endly scholarship is a full-ride scholarship equal to current in-state tuition and fees, the current Resident Hall fee (double room) including the full meal plan and the current average cost of books.

Scholarships are helping almost 1,200 Emporia State University students attending classes this academic year. ESU is pleased to announce that the 2012-13 allocation of scholarship awards, at $2,076,690, is helping support the educational dreams of students in Kansas, 17 other states and 13 foreign countries. Area students and the ESU scholarships they received include:

The 2012-13 class of Capitol-Federal Savings Scholars in Emporia State University's School of business has been chosen. Reserved for business students from Kansas high schools who maintain a 3.25 or better grade point average, the scholarship is benefiting 26 students in its eleventh year at Emporia State. Among the honorees:

Emporia State University recently awarded three Virginia Endly Memorial Scholarships for the 2012-13 academic year. The Endly scholarship is a full-ride scholarship offered by the university. Students from this area who received the scholarship are:

Celebrating the promise of continued academic achievement, Emporia State University introduced its 11 newest Shepherd Scholars Thursday, May 3. "Thanks to your kindness and generosity, we have the opportunity to recognize some real rock stars, our best and brightest students," said Dr. Michael D. Shonrock, ESU president, expressing appreciation to the Shepherd family of Emporia. Augusta Shepherd and her late husband, R. Herschel Shepherd of Emporia established the Shepherd Scholars program in 1994 to provide financial support for ESU's most accomplished students as they approach their senior year in college. The 2012-13 Shepherd Scholars, hometowns, and academic majors include:

Scholarships are helping almost 2,300 Emporia State University students are attending classes this academic year. ESU is pleased to announce that the 2010-11 allocation of scholarship awards, at $2,025,625, is helping support the educational dreams of students in Kansas, 22 other states and 12 foreign countries. Area students and the ESU scholarships they received include:

Scholarships are helping almost 1,400 Emporia State University students attending classes this academic year. ESU is pleased to announce that the 2011-12 allocation of scholarship awards, at $1,836,727, is helping support the educational dreams of students in Kansas, 18 other states and 10 foreign countries. Area students and the ESU scholarships they received include:

The 2011-12 class of Capitol Federal Savings Scholars in Emporia State University's School of Business has been chosen. The scholarship, reserved for business students from Kansas high schools who maintain a 3.25 or better grade point average, is benefiting 28 students in its tenth year at ESU. Joining the students at a luncheon at ESU's Sauder Alumni Center were by Dr. H. Edward Flentje, interim president, and representatives of Capitol Federal Savings. Among students named as Capitol Federal Savings Scholars at ESU:

Four Emporia State University students whose parents are classified employees will receive scholarships for the 2011-12 school year. Classified Personnel Dependent/Child Scholarships are given each year to undergraduate or graduate students who are children of ESU classified employees. The recipients for 2011-12 are:

Celebrating the promise of continued academic achievement, Emporia State University introduced its 12 newest Shepherd Scholars Thursday, April 28. "We look forward to your success next year, and to your continued achievement as you continue your education," said Dr. Michael R. Lane, ESU president. The following students are among the 2011-12 Shepherd Scholars: