Scholarships

The 2010-2011 Scholarship Application is available on-line, in the WVU at Parkersburg Financial Aid Office and in the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Office.  All scholarships listed below are available through the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation. 

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For more information about scholarships available in the Mid-Ohio Valley, visit www.morescholarships.org . 

Endowed Scholarships

WVU AT PARKERSBURG FOUNDATION Scholarships

Many generous gifts to the Foundation have provided scholarships to West Virginia University at Parkersburg students.  Scholarship funds can be established in a variety of ways. 

A donation of $15,000 is required to establish an endowed scholarship. The donor who is building a fund to reach an endowment level is given five years to complete the process.  Once the fund is endowed, the Foundation Board of Directors officially accepts the fund as part of its permanent endowment.  Contributions to an endowed fund are considered endowment principal and are invested in accordance with the investment policies of the Foundation.  Distribution of income is determined by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation in accordance with its policy on endowed fund spending.

A non-endowed scholarship fund can be established at any time with a minimum gift of $1,000.  It is preferred that a minimum of $1,000 remain in the fund at all times. Scholarships are distributed in amounts as defined by the donor and by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Board through mutual agreement.

Endowed and non-endowed funds may be established in the donor's own name or in memory of or in honor of a loved one. Both types of funds may receive gifts from anyone at anytime. 

Listed below are descriptions of the scholarship funds currently available through the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation. 

G. Richard and Elizabeth Abels Scholarship
The Abels Scholarship Fund was established in October of 2006. Scholarships are awarded to students in the teaching curriculum or for students demonstrating a career interest in business. Demonstration of financial need is also a criterion for this scholarship.  

 The Betsy Adams Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was initiated by the WVU Parkersburg student honorary, Phi Theta Kappa, in 1979. The scholarship is in memory of Elizabeth “Betsy” Adams, former founder and director of the Wood County Association of Mental Health and the Western District Guidance Center. The fund became endowed in 1981 with the assistance of her husband, Edward Adams, who designated the scholarship be made available to students pursuing a career in social work.

Douglass Adams Memorial Scholarship

The Douglass Adams Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund was established in 1975 by his family, friends, and business associates. Scholarships are awarded to capable and deserving students at West Virginia University at Parkersburg on the basis of their academic achievement and their participation in school and community affairs.  First preference for recipients of this scholarship is given to the children and grandchildren of United National Bank employees.  Mr. Adams was respected as a business, civic and educational leader. He was also President of the college's Advisory Board in 1970.

 

The American Association of University Women Scholarship

The American Association of University Women Scholarship Fund was established as a new endowment in 2000 by the Parkersburg Branch of the AAUW.  This scholarship provides assistance to female students who demonstrate a need for financial aid in order to pursue a college education. Special preference is given to non-traditional and first-generation college students. Funds may be used for tuition, fees and books

The American Legion Post 15 Scholarship
The American Legion Post 15 Scholarship Fund reached endowment level in 1999. Funds from this scholarship are made available to students who demonstrate high civic involvement as well as significant academic achievement.

J. Douglas Ayers and Beatrice Pennybacker Ayers Memorial Scholarship
 This scholarship was established in 1998 by Dr. Mel Okeon to assist a non-traditional male student.  Preference is given to married students with young children.

Minnie Barnett Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship was established in 1971 as a result of a legacy gift from the estate of Minnie Barnett. It is an unrestricted scholarship.  

The Bell Family Scholarship
The David and Bobbie Bell Fund, the H. Paige Bell Fund and the Carol Bell Withum Fund were consolidated in 2007 and re-named the Bell Family Scholarship Fund. This scholarship honors both living and deceased members of the Bell Family.  It provides assistance to students who major in business, pre-law or related fields.   

R. B. "Bernie" & Marjorie Bernheimer Memorial Scholarship
 Family, friends and Progressive Buying Associates created this fund in memory of R.B. Bernheimer after his untimely death in 1975. Mr. Bernheimer was President and owner of Goldsmit-Black. Bernie's wife Marjorie succeeded him as President of Goldsmit-Black until her death in September 2000. The fund continues to receive generous gifts from the Goldsmit-Black Annual Golf Tournament. Scholarships are awarded to full-time students for one semester to permit a maximum number of students to qualify for assistance. Students are expected to be in good academic standing. Service to the community, college and financial need are also considered as criteria.

The Elmer and Helen Blankmann Scholarship
The fund originated in March, 1999 in memory of Helen Blankmann and also honors Elmer Blankmann, her husband.  Elmer was the college’s first Development Director and later served on the Foundation Board. The scholarship was endowed in 2004 and provides unrestricted scholarship assistance to qualifying students who demonstrate financial need and exhibit good character.

 

The Byrd/MaxwellWright Nursing Scholarship

This non-endowed nursing scholarship was established in 2009. It annually awards $250 to a nursing student who intends to eventually serve the health care needs of rural WV.

 

Arthur and Judy Campbell Scholarship

This endowment provides scholarships for students at WVU at Parkersburg who demonstrate financial need. Scholarship recipients must be residents of West Virginia and graduates of a West Virginia high school located in the Mid Ohio Valley area.

Edith M. Cather Memorial Scholarship
This endowment was established in 2009 through a legacy gift from the Edith M. Cather estate.  Ms. Cather was a civic and business leader who served on the Foundation’s Board of Directors. and former President of the Union Insulating Company. This scholarship provides scholarship assistance to WVU at Parkersburg students, faculty and staff. 

Children of Classified Staff
The Staff Council of West Virginia University at Parkersburg established the Children of Classified Staff Scholarship in 1997. This fund provides assistance to the children of Classified Staff enrolled at WVU at Parkersburg. Awards are made in accordance with eligibility requirements and guidelines set by the Staff Council. 

James B. and Anna M. Colombo Scholarship
This memorial scholarship was established in 1996 through the contributions of many friends and relatives in memory of the late James B. Colombo. Recipients of this scholarship are art students recommended by the WVU at Parkersburg Humanities Division.

Community Bank Scholarship
 Scholarships from this fund are awarded to students in financial need who show promise and ‘gumption.’

Irene Conaway Nursing Endowed Scholarship
 This scholarship endowed by Irene (Moats) Conaway of Harrisville in 1996 assists students majoring in nursing. Preference is given to graduates of a Ritchie County high school with a minimum 3.0 grade point average who income qualify.

Kilian Felix Conlon Memorial Scholarship Endowment--Young Welders Fund
This scholarship was endowed in 2002 by family, friends and co-workers of Kilian Conlon. Kilian died November 1, 2001, only weeks before he was to graduate from the WVU at Parkersburg Welding Program. This scholarship is reserved for students residing in Wetzel, Tyler or contiguous counties who major in welding or industrial maintenance. Preference is given to students who are the first in their families to attend college. A student's high school grade point average or placement scores are not considered in awarding this scholarship.

The Mark Davis Memorial Scholarship

Mark Davis was a skilled welder whose life was shortened by an automobile accident.  This fund was begun by Ann Walker, his fiancée. Ms. Hammer and friends of Mark worked diligently over a number of years to establish this fund as a permanent legacy in his memory.  This fund provides scholarships for students in the WVU at Parkersburg welding program.

Birdie DeVaughn Scholarship
 The Parkersburg Area Community Foundation administers this fund on behalf of Birdie DeVaughn. It provides a scholarship to a WVU at Parkersburg student in financial need.

Jima Ann Dotson Memorial Scholarship
 Jima Ann Dotson was a 1975 freshman student who was abducted from her car, murdered and later discovered buried in Belpre, Ohio.  Her memory is perpetuated through this scholarship established by her parents, relatives, friends and classmates. Scholarships are awarded with preference to students interested in a career in office administration or business.

 Eramet Scholarhship
 This scholarship is provided to children of Eramet Marietta Inc. employees. Students must have a minimum 3.25 high school GPA or be currently enrolled at WVU at Parkersburg as a full-time student with a 2.5 GPA or higher in all courses taken. ACT scores and special achievements are also taken into consideration.

Allan F. and Doris B. Gates Scholarship
 This scholarship was established in 1992, by Allan F. Gates, WVU at Parkersburg Dean Emeritus of Academic Affairs, as a tribute to his late wife, Doris Gates. The scholarship is designated for a student pursuing a bachelor's degree in liberal arts with preference given to English or History majors.

GE College Bound Scholarship
 The GE College Bound Scholarship is offered through a1992 GE Foundation project grant to Parkersburg South High School. Scholarships from this fund are awarded competitively to graduates of PSHS who have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and a minimum score of 19 on the enhanced ACT.

GE Plastics Scholarship
 GE Plastics established this fund in 1991 to provide scholarships for area residents who have a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need as determined by the WVU at Parkersburg Financial Aid/Scholarship Committee. Students must exhibit an ability and desire for pursuing a technical or scientific degree.

H & S International China Scholarship

This scholarship was established in 2001 in support of students visiting from China. Recipients demonstrate academic promise in their field of study. The fund provides limited financial assistance for tuition, books, room, board, transportation or other expenses required during their academic career at WVU at Parkersburg.

Carol H. Hamill Memorial Scholarship
 The Carol H. Hamill Memorial Scholarship was made possible by her friends, relatives and associates. The fund was endowed in 1984 by the WVU-Parkersburg Foundation Board of Directors. Mrs. Hamill, a retired bank executive, had served as a member of the Board of Directors for the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation for several years prior to her death in February, 1984. The scholarship is available to students in all academic fields.

Edna D. Hamilton Scholarship
 Dr. Richard Hamilton of St. Marys established the Edna D. Hamilton Scholarship in 1994 in honor of his wife, Edna D. Hamilton. The scholarship is restricted to students who have graduated from St. Mary’s High School within the preceding five years and may be re-awarded to the same student during that student’s post-secondary academic career.

Minnie B. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship
 This memorial was established by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton of St. Marys in 1984. It was created in honor of Dr. Hamilton's sister, Minnie B. Hamilton, a public health nurse in Calhoun County for over 30 years. Scholarships are awarded with preference given to nursing students from Calhoun County.

Thomas and Betty Harris Memorial Scholarship
 The Thomas Harris Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in the early 1970's by Mrs. Thomas (Betty) Harris, a prominent Parkersburg philanthropist. Following Mrs. Harris' death in 1980, the fund was re-named the Thomas and Betty Harris Memorial Scholarship. This fund provides scholarships to full or part-time students. It is not restricted to any particular field of study and may be applied toward tuition, fees and books.

Charles and Neva I. Harrison Memorial Scholarship
 The Harrison Fund provides scholarships to outstanding graduates of Wood County high schools. The fund gives financial support for fees and books to students demonstrating need. The endowment also provides for faculty development and student art purchase awards.

Harrisville Lions Club Scholarship
The Harrisville Lions Club Scholarship Fund was established in 2004. The recipient must be a full-time student at WVU-Parkersburg and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.75. Eligible students include recent graduates from high school, persons who have achieved a GED and non-traditional, adult learners. The recipient must have a declared major and be enrolled in classes that will lead to a degree in the chosen major. Acceptable majors may include two and four year programs in either academic or vocational studies.

Nancy Hickel Memorial Scholarship
 Nancy Hickel, former WTAP-TV news reporter and graduate of Parkersburg Community College, is memorialized by her relatives, friends and associates through this fund which was endowed in 1981. Scholarships are awarded to students who show interest in a career in journalism and/or graphic arts.

Tom and Iowana Brady Hillyard Scholarship
 This scholarship fund was established in 1976 by Thomas J. Hillyard, former Dean of Students at Parkersburg Community College, in honor of his parents. It became endowed in 1981 as a result of gifts made by Mr. Hillyard and members of the Student Services staff at WVU Parkersburg.

Ruth Hornbrook Memorial Scholarship
 This scholarship was established in March, 1990, through a bequest from the Ruth Hornbrook Estate. Miss Hornbrook was a member of the founding Board of Directors for the Humane Society. The scholarship assists students interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. Funds may be applied toward tuition, books and supplies.

Jackson County Development Center Scholarship
Endowed in September, 2004, this fund provides scholarships for Jackson County residents with disabilities.  Preference is given to Jackson County Development Center employees and their families.

Minnie Keller Nursing Scholarship

In 1978 the Minnie Keller Nursing Endowment was established by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation as a tribute to Miss Keller who served many years as the college's nursing program director. This scholarship is available to full-time nursing students demonstrating academic excellence.

Lawrence-Berrey Study Abroad Scholarship
 This endowment was established in September, 1989, by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence-Berrey to provide tuition and/or travel expenses for students participating in a Study Abroad program. Recipients must be full-time students in their second year and have a GPA of 3.2. Preference is given to students who display financial need.  Dr. Lawerence-Berrey was the Chairman of the Foundation Board for seventeen years.  Mrs. Lawrence-Berrey currently serves on the Foundation Board of Directors.

Little Kanawha Regional Council Scholarship

The Parkersburg Area Community Foundation administers this fund on behalf of WVU-P students who reside in the Little Kanawha Region (Calhoun, Gilmer, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Tyler, Wirt and Wood Counties in WV). Selection is based on academic achievement, character and enthusiasm toward a business field, with preference to students likely to return to or remain in the Little Kanawha area.

Henry Logan Scholarship
 This fund established by the Henry Logan Children's Home Board of Directors is available to students in financial need whose age is below 21 or who are parents of children under 21.  Scholarship assistance is available for tuition, books, supplies, child care or transportation expenses.

James and Rebecca McCutcheon Scholarship
This endowment established in 2001 provides scholarships with a preference for married students working to support themselves and their families. Funds may be used for tuition, books and/or fees.  

The Debra Law McIntosh Memorial Scholarship
This memorial scholarship was endowed in January 2002 through the generosity of  Debra’s husband, Dr. Michael McIntosh and the Law family.  Debra Law McIntosh was a graduate of the WVU Parkersburg nursing program and served as a nurse in the Parkersburg area. Scholarships awarded in her name are given to students demonstrating financial need majoring in nursing or a medical profession.

Virginia McGarr McIntosh Scholarship
 The Virginia McGarr McIntosh Scholarship was established in 1993 by Ms. McIntosh to provide annual scholarships to nursing students with preference given to graduates of Parkersburg Catholic High School.

Ruth Melton Memorial Scholarship
This endowment created in memory of Ruth Melton by her daughter, Ragina Copeland, provides scholarship assistance to a WVU at Parkersburg student demonstrating academic and/or financial need. Preference is given to students who maintain a minimum 2.75 GPA to a maximum 3.5 GPA.

The Jason Meyers Memorial Scholarship
This fund was begun in 1988 in memory of Jason Meyers, a former WVU at Parkersburg welding student. Endowment level was reached in 2000. The fund is dedicated to welding students with preference given to students who are graduates of John Marshall High School.  A minimum 2.5 GPA is required for this scholarship. ACT scores are not taken into consideration.

The Eldon Miller Scholarship
The Eldon Miller Scholarship Fund was established in March, 2000 by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Board of Directors in honor of former Campus President Eldon Miller who gave 18 years of dedicated service to the college and the Foundation. Dr. Miller's fund awards scholarships to students in any field of study with a preference given to students who are the first in their family to attend college.

The Loretta G. Miller Memorial Fund

Established in 2009 by the family of Loretta Miller, this fund honors a person who was unable to attend college during the depression for lack of a nickel for the streetcar transportation to school. This endowment provides funds to assist young academically gifted women in financial need to pursue a college degree.

The Penny Ayers Moellendick Nursing Scholarship
 The Penny Ayers Moellendick Nursing Scholarship Fund was established by Dr. Mel Okeon in honor of Penny Moellendick who served as a nurse, primarily in the emergency and intensive care units of St. Joseph's Hospital. This scholarship assists non-traditional female students pursuing a degree in nursing.

Charles W. & Barbara S. Morgan Scholarship

Recipients of this scholarship are graduates of St. Marys High School, who demonstrate financial need and have achieved a minimum 3.0 GPA. Preference is given to students pursuing careers in education, computer science or business. This scholarship may be used to defray the cost of tuition, books or fees. The fund awards $500 per semester per recipient and may be renewed annually during a student’s 4-year academic career.

William P.A. Nicely Memorial Scholarship
 The William P.A. Nicely Memorial Scholarship was endowed in December, 1993 through gifts from family and friends. The scholarship is available to a freshman interested in political science or law enforcement. The recipient must be a graduate from a Parkersburg high school demonstrating strong community involvement, high moral character and financial need.

Nine Oaks Scholarship for Appalachian Development and Service

 This non-endowed scholarship was established in 2009 to assist students pursuing a degree in Education or the Health Sciences who has demonstrated an interest in service to the community and non-traditional students enrolled in entrepreneurial studies  with preference giving to those students demonstrating financial need who intend to remain in the Appalachian area.  

Parkersburg New Car & Truck Dealers Association Scholarship
 This endowment established by the Wood County Automobile and Truck Dealers Association provides two full-time scholarships annually with preference given to the children of Association employees.

Parkersburg Rotary Club Scholarship
 The Parkersburg Rotary Club endowed this scholarship in 1979 to provide scholarships to deserving students demonstrating high civic involvement and academic excellence.

Parkersburg Rotary "Sour Mash" Scholarship
 This scholarship was endowed in 1990 by the Parkersburg Rotary Club and is awarded to students demonstrating high civic involvement and academic excellence.

 

Phi Beta Lambda/SBO/NMA Scholarship

Phi Beta Lambda, a WVU Parkersburg business honorary, established this endowment in 1990 to provide scholarships to mature students majoring in a business program. Preference is given to students who show initiative and determination to accomplish their goals. Students must demonstrate the willingness to share and develop leadership skills as a Phi Beta Lambda member.

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
 This scholarship was established by the WVU Parkersburg student chapter of Phi Theta Kappa in November of 1995. Preference is given to Phi Theta Kappa members.

Bernice Pickens Parsons Scholarship
 This scholarship, provided by the Bernice Pickens Parsons Foundation, was endowed in January 1988. Scholarships are awarded to full-time nursing students who are residents of West Virginia with preference given to residents of Jackson County.

Dale Riggleman Memorial Scholarship
 This fund, established in 2003 by the Epworth United Methodist Church, provides a scholarship to students majoring in computer science or mathematics in memory of Dale Riggleman.  Students in financial need must demonstrate good character through civic, service, church, synagogue, philanthropic or humanitarian efforts and have a minimum 2.5 GPA.

Ritchie Family Endowment
This fund was originally established in 1979 as the Parkersburg Distributing Company Scholarship Endowment Fund.  It was renamed in 2004 to reflect the family’s long relationship with the Foundation and WVU at Parkersburg. Preference is given to full-time students in financial need, exhibiting academic excellence and demonstrating an interest in a business career.

Harry A. Ross Scholarship
 The WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Board of Directors in 1990 established this fund in honor of Harry Ross, Ph.D., former faculty member and Treasurer Emeritus of the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation. The scholarship is available to students in any field of study.

Shanti Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship was established in September 2001 by Sociology Professor Emeritus Devika Malhotra in memory of her mother.  This scholarship is available to students demonstrating financial need, with a preference for minority women and/or non-traditional female students committed to obtaining a higher education degree. Shanti is the Hindi word for peace.

 

Sheng Endowed Scholarship
 Madame Shao Fang Sheng established a scholarship endowment in honor of her husband, Sheng Pao Sheng, her son, Wei Chung Sheng, and herself in 1995. This scholarship provides financial assistance to a WVU Parkersburg student with a minimum 3.5 grade point average for travel to China as part of an academic program.

 

Sheng Poo Sheng, Shoo Fang Sheng and Wei Chung Fund
This fund was established by the Sheng family in 1995 to support an international exchange program between West Virginia University at Parkersburg and the Shaanxi Institute of Finance and Economics (SIFE).  Funds in this non-endowed account are available for an exchange of students and/or faculty leading to the development and implementation of joint seminars and conferences involving both universities as well as other participants.

Simonton Windows Designated Scholarship
This fund provides scholarships for Simonton Windows (formerly SBR) employees without regard to financial need. If there are no applicants from Simonton Windows companies who fit the criteria, scholarships are given to qualifying students from Ritchie, Wood, Doddridge, Tyler or Pleasants counties.

Simonton Windows Endowed Scholarship
This fund provides scholarships for Simonton Windows (formerly SBR) employees and their families. Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate financial need and have a minimum 2.6 GPA. ACT scores are not considered as a criterion. If there are no applicants from Simonton Windows families who fit the criteria, scholarships based on financial need are given to qualifying students from Ritchie, Wood, Doddridge, Tyler or Pleasants Counties.

Robert and Susan St. Jean Nursing
This endowment provides support for students in the WVU-Parkersburg nursing program. The scholarship assists with tuition, books, fees, transportation, child care, or graduation expenses. Funds may also be used for selected needs of the nursing department.

Trinity Episcopal Church/Nancy Sue Frye Memorial Scholarship
 Trinity Episcopal Church brought this endowment to completion in 1991. The scholarship was created  in memory of Nancy Sue Frye, a young parishioner who died unexpectedly on December 18, 1988.  Recipients of this scholarship must demonstrate financial need. The Episcopal Church Women of Trinity Episcopal Church continue to support this fund with proceeds from the Trinity Church Annual Book Sale.

Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Company Scholarship
 Tri-State Roofing and Sheet Metal Company endowed this scholarship in 1989.  It is available to applied technology students majoring in industrial mechanics, mechanical engineering, welding or similar fields.

Lloyd Vandale Memorial Scholarship
Mr. Vandale contributed the largest single philanthropic gift ever made to WVU at Parkersburg or the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation. This endowment fund, memorial-izing Lloyd Vandale who never attended college, represents a permanent tribute to the value of a college education.

Vienna VFW Post 8127 Scholarship

The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarship assistance to members of the Vienna VFW Post 8127, their children or grandchildren or other deserving students at WVU at Parkersburg.

Mrs. Delsie Sinclair Mellinger/Walter Scholarship
 This scholarship was established in 1974 by Mrs. Ruth Walter of Harrisville, PA in memory of her aunt, Mrs. Delsie Sinclair Mellenger.  The fund was endowed in 1980 and is dedicated to assisting capable and deserving students.

Sara Jane Way Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship was established in 1982 through a legacy gift from the estate of Sarah Jane Way formerly of St. Mary’s, WV.  Mrs. Way was known to have had a life long interest in assisting young people to further their education. Scholarships are available to students demonstrating academic excellence with preference given to students from Pleasants County.

Wayne-Meador-Elliot Memorial Scholarship
 Scholarships from this fund are provided to students who are who are graduating seniors from Ritchie County High School in Ellenboro, WV. Recipients are full-time students at WVU-Parkersburg who demonstrate financial need with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Preference is given, but not limited to students planning to major in education, education administration, music, geology or petroleum engineering. Other criteria include the ability to overcome obstacles, a strong work ethic, community service and leadership.

Mary M. ‘Mickey’ Welch Scholarship

This endowed scholarship, established in 2009, is designed to give assistance to young students under 21 or students who are the parents of young children.  Recipients of this scholarship must demonstrate financial need.

The Welding Educator Honorarium

This scholarship was established by the American Welding Society--Student Chapter in memory of all those who influence, mentor and educate individuals entering the field of welding. This provides scholarship assistance to welding students with a 2.5 grade point average or higher.  This scholarship is offered without regard to ACT scores or financial need. 

WVU at Parkersburg Alumni Association Scholarship
This fund was endowed in 2003 by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Board of Directors and the WVUP Alumni Association.  It provides funds for alumni, their children and grandchildren.

WVU at Parkersburg Employees Scholarship
 Endowed in 1981 through the fund raising efforts of the Staff Council of WVU at Parkersburg, this scholarship provides tuition assistance to employees of the college.

 

WVU at Parkersburg President’s Scholarship

Established in 1975, this fund represents undesignated scholarship gifts made to WVU at Parkersburg.  Awardees are chosen by the President of West Virginia University at Parkersburg

 

Frank R. Yoke, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
 The Frank R. Yoke, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was endowed by the WVU at Parkersburg Foundation Board of Directors in memory of long-time board member and friend of the college, Frank R. Yoke, Jr.  Mr. Yoke gave untiring leadership and service to the Board for more than twenty-five years. This fund is unrestricted. Its purpose is designated annually by the Board of Directors.

 

 

 

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