The Michael Bright White Bicentennial Scholarship promotes better communication, because for some people, a simple conversation is not as easy as it seems.
Jannette Nguyen is a first-generation college student. As a high school senior in Houston, she received a full-tuition scholarship from the Posse Foundation, which allowed her to attend UVA. Here, in her own words, she describes how a scholarship changed her life.
Casey Balamut (Ed ’18) holds an important distinction among UVA alumni. A recent graduate of the School of Education and Human Development, she was part of the University’s first cohort of Blue Ridge Scholars. Established by John Griffin (McIntire ’85), the Blue Ridge Scholarship program benefits undergraduate students with exceptional promise and significant financial need.
Casey Balamut (Ed ’18) holds an important distinction among UVA alumni. A recent graduate of the School of Education and Human Development, she was part of the University’s first cohort of Blue Ridge Scholars. Established by John Griffin (McIntire ’85), the Blue Ridge Scholarship program benefits undergraduate students with exceptional promise and significant financial need.
The Hunter Smith Family Foundation made yet another transformational gift to UVA-Wise, contributing $10 million to establish the Carl W. Smith Bicentennial Scholars Fund.
Ashwinraj Karthikeyan is passionate about engineering. From robotics, to improvements in wound-care technology, his innovations could help address societal challenges.
Marine biologists. Attorneys. Bakery owners. People who enter the nursing profession often do so in roundabout ways, bringing their life experiences with them. UVA’s Clinical Nurse Leader master’s program provides people from all walks of life who want to join the nursing profession the ability to do so.
Marine biologists. Attorneys. Bakery owners. People who enter the nursing profession often do so in roundabout ways, bringing their life experiences with them. UVA’s Clinical Nurse Leader master’s program provides people from all walks of life who want to become nurses the ability to do so.
With funding from the Dee Family Global Scholarship, Lilly Crown (Col ’17) embarked on a journey across the world to pursue an internship and independent research project in 2016.
With funding from the Dee Family Global Scholarship, Lilly Crown (Col ’17) embarked on a journey across the world to pursue an internship and independent research project in 2016.
A member of the Virginia Athletics Foundation's Board of Trustees, Cindy Brinker Simmons (Col '79) is also a member of the University’s three central giving societies: the Lawn, Cornerstone, and Rotunda Societies.
