Scholarship Briefs
White picks Arkansas Tech
Seth Allen White, a senior Rogers High School, has received a Presidential Scholarship from Arkansas Tech University.
He is the son of Joey and Cheryl White of Rogers. He plans on majoring in economics and pre-law. Robins gets Tech scholarship
Kelsey Pearl Robins, a senior at Bentonville High School, has received a Board of Trustees Scholarship from Arkansas Tech University.
She is the daughter of Don and Julie Robins of Bentonville. She plans on majoring in music education. Horton will attend college at Tech Ryan Kristoffer Horton, a senior at Bentonville High School, has received a Dean’s Scholarship from Arkansas Tech University.
He is the son of Terry and Melissa Horton of Decatur. He plans on majoring in engineering. Nay’s college choice is Tech Julie LeAnn Nay, a senior at Decatur High School, has received a University Scholarship from Arkansas Tech University. She is the daughter of Danny and Cindy Norton of Gravette. She plans on majoring in English. Paryzek awarded Hurie Scholarship
Scharla Paryzek, a senior at Pea Ridge High School, has been awarded a Hurie Scholarship to attend University of the Ozarks.
The daughter Gary and Krisi Paryzek, she plans to major in English, Foster plans to attend U of O
Kaci Foster, a senior at Decatur High School, has been awarded a Commitment to Excellence Scholarship to attend University of the Ozarks.
She is the daughter of Earl and Dorothy Foster. Henneberger receives scholarship
Katherine Henneberger, a senior at Bentonville High School, has been awarded an Achievement Scholarship to attend University of the Ozarks.
She is the daughter of Mark and Susan Henneberger of Rogers. She plans to major in early childhood education. Rieff honored by Oklahoma State
Haley Rieff of Bentonville recently was honored at Oklahoma State University’s College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources annual scholarship banquet in Stillwater, Okla., where she received a Joseph Fleming Memorial Transfer Scholarship and an Out of State Tuition scholarship in the amount of $ 5, 500 per year.
She will transfer to OSU this fall to continue studies in agriculture communications.
This spring, Northeastern Oklahoma College in Miami honored Rieff with two awards. She was named to Who’s Who Among American Junior College Students as well as receiving special recognition at the annual agriculture banquet as a departmental Outstanding Student.
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