The ESCC Foundation
The Enterprise State Community College Foundation was established in 1982 for raising private funds to help meet the needs of the college. The foundation annually provides scholarships that are based on the same general criteria as the ESCC academic scholarships. Additionally, several named scholarships with specific criteria have been established by foundation supporters in honor or in memory of specific individuals or organizations.
Scholarships
Important Note: Foundation Scholarships are not automatically renewable for the second year of enrollment.
The Delano Anderson Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the late Delano Anderson and his wife Joann, their friends, and ESCC colleagues. Mr. Anderson was one of the first faculty members at Enterprise State Community College and served as a counselor and art instructor until his retirement in 1992. The scholarship award is based on the College’s academic scholarship criteria.
Dr. Jack & Teresa Wise Hall Anderson Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to an ESCC student based on financial need. This scholarship has no minimum or maximum GPA requirements.
The Jeffery J. Avery Scholarship— This scholarship was established by family and friends of Jeffery Avery. Jeffery was a resident of Hartford and a current ESJC student at the time of his passing.
The Dr. Mary D. Bauer Scholarship—This scholarship is given by Barbara and Terry Everett in honor of Dr. Mary D. Bauer, retired Dean of Community Services and Continuing Education at ESCC. The scholarship is awarded annually with priority given to a re-entry woman desiring to continue her education.
The W. T. Benson Memorial Scholarship—Established by members of the Benson family in memory of their husband and father, this scholarship is awarded to an applicant from Geneva County who demonstrates financial need and academic promise (no minimum grade point average required).
The Dr. Dwight and Mrs. Ruth Ann Bond Endowed Scholarship– This scholarship is awarded annually to an ESCC student with priority given to a student who is pursuing a science, health, or agriculture (including fisheries or forestry) related academic program.
The Jimmy and David Boyle Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of James Dale Boyle and Robert David Boyle, former students of Enterprise State Community College. Presented by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boyle in memory of their sons, the scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Edna and Robert Brown Scholarship—This scholarship was established by Dr. Rebecca Armstrong, retired English instructor at ESCC, in honor of her parents, Edna and Robert Brown.
The Brunson Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Mary Bailey and Fox Brunson, Sr. and Fox Brunson, Jr. Presented by former Judge and Mrs. Marion Brunson in memory of Marion’s parents and brother, the scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving graduate of Elba High School. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. Emmett Thomas Brunson Scholarship—Two scholarships are awarded in memory of Dr. Emmett Thomas Brunson, a practicing physician in Enterprise until his death in 1982. Presented by Mrs. Jackie Brunson, and her children Emmett, Eric, and Beth, in memory of their husband and father, the scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of Enterprise High School. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Treadwell Brunson Scholarship—Two scholarships are awarded in memory of Dr. Emmett Treadwell Brunson and Mrs. Foy T. Brunson. Dr. Brunson practiced medicine in Geneva County for more than 50 years. Presented by Mrs. Jackie Brunson and her children and Mrs. Winfield Baird (Dr. Brunson’s daughter), the scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of Samson High School. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Jerry Brunson Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was endowed by Mr. Brunson’s wife Sara, his children, and his many friends in memory of community leader Jerry Brunson. Mr. Brunson was a native of Coffee County, and his banking career spanned more than 40 years. He was a deacon of the First Baptist Church of Enterprise, a Rotarian, manager of the E.L. Gibson Foundation, and active in many other local civic organizations. He was a director of the ESCC Foundation and also served as secretary/treasurer. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of a Coffee County high school who meets the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships. Furthermore, the recipient must provide evidence of participation in community service activities.
Buckner/Sessions Scholarship— This scholarship was established by Enterprise Christian Youth Camps and is awarded annually with priority given to an applicant who was a camper, counselor or staff person at Royal Family Kids Camp. If no applicant meets the criteria, then the scholarship is awarded based on merit with preference given to an applicant who has worked with foster or low-income children.
The Brantley Eugene and Ethel Erin Chapman Bush Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Brantley Eugene and Ethel Erin Chapman Bush. Presented by Mrs. J. L. (Ruth) Warren in memory of her parents, the scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Gladys Clark Scholarships—These scholarships, presented by Miss Gladys Clark, are awarded annually to graduates of a Coffee County high school. Miss Clark was the Coffee County Circuit Clerk for 36 years. In giving these scholarships, Miss Clark expressed her appreciation to the people of Coffee County for their devoted support during her years in office. The two scholarships are based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Conner Scholarships—These scholarships are named for and sponsored by Mrs. Robert Conner and the late Mr. Conner of Enterprise and Mrs. Louise Conner Rowe of Lake Worth, Florida. Six scholarships are awarded annually and are based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Ross Cotter, Sr. Memorial Scholarship—The Ross Cotter, Sr. Memorial Scholarship was given by Mr. and Mrs. Robin Earl Morgan in memory of Mrs. Morgan’s father. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
Dr. Betty Cully Scholarship— This scholarship was endowed in 2024 in honor of Dr. Cully by her family and friends. Dr. Cully served in many capacities during her 27 years tenure at ESCC and retired in 2005 as Director of Student Advancement Services which included establishing and implementing programs to train student leaders. This scholarship is awarded to a second year student who has maintained a cumulative GPA of 2.5 and demonstrates a need for tuition assistance. This student must also have participated in student leadership programs on campus and/or in the community.
The R.A. Culpepper Scholarship—Established by his family, this scholarship is named in memory of Mr. R.A. Culpepper, a prominent businessman of Enterprise and Columbus, Georgia. The scholarship is awarded annually to area students.
The Charlie Davis Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Charlie Davis, a former ESCC student, and established by his family and friends. Charlie was a 1969 graduate of Samson High School, remembered as an outstanding basketball player. He is among the school’s athletes who have earned All-American Honors. He also played at ESCC during the 1969-70 season and later served in the Alabama National Guard as Chief Warrant Officer. The dedicated husband, father, business manager, and exceptional athlete died of cancer in 1985 at the age of 34. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. J. W. “Jim” Dobbs Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Dr. J. W. “Jim” Dobbs, an Enterprise optometrist, and businessman. Dr. Dobbs also served as a member of the Board of Directors of the ESCC Foundation. Dr. Dobbs’ friends and family established this scholarship to be awarded to a deserving student.
The Cleve Donaldson Art Scholarship—This scholarship, presented by former Enterprise Mayor Don Donaldson and his wife Louise, is given in memory of their son Cleve and his artistic talents. Students who have artistic talents may apply for this scholarship by submitting a scholarship application to the Chair of the Scholarship Committee along with a minimum of three artistic works for evaluation by the ESCC Scholarship Committee. A letter of recommendation from an instructor, preferably an art instructor, must also accompany the application.
The Fred D. Donaldson Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was endowed by the Citizens Bank in memory of Fred D. Donaldson, a community leader, and businessman. The scholarship is currently awarded to ESCC faculty and staff for professional development.
The Mark T. Donnell Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Mark Donnell, Sr., Mark (Pete) Donnell, Jr., and Mrs. Inez B. Donnell. Presented by Mrs. Doris Donnell Mezick, the scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The R. W. Dowling, Jr. and Family Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the Dowling family and is named in memory of R. W. and Elizabeth C. Dowling. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student from the Coffee County area with a “C” average or above and who plans to major in the field of education with a “C” average or above.
The Edwards-Pridgen Memorial Scholarships—These scholarships are awarded annually to deserving honor students. These awards were the first endowments established at ESCC.
The Onna Mae Ellis Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established by Mrs. Linda E. Bolton in memory of her mother. Criteria are the same as the College’s academic scholarships; preference is given to graduates of Enterprise High School who are members of the Anchor Club. The scholarship is awarded by a committee at Enterprise High School.
The Bart J. Engram Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established in memory of Bart J. Engram by his children Bart, Jr., Sara, and Robert Engram. A native of New Brockton and a long-time resident of Enterprise, Bart J. Engram had the opportunity to live, work, and study in numerous places, but he was always drawn back to Coffee County. An educator and banker, he played an active role in the civic, cultural, and religious life of the community. He took a special interest in the educational achievements of local students. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of New Brockton High School. Priority is given to a student who meets the criteria for the College’s academic scholarships.
The Elizabeth Henderson Engram Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established in memory of Elizabeth H. Engram by her husband, Bart J. Engram, and her children Bart, Jr., Sara, and Robert Engram. Elizabeth Henderson Engram was a native and longtime resident of Enterprise. An educator and homemaker, she had a strong interest in the cultural and religious life of the community and a keen sense of the value of education. The scholarship is awarded annually with priority given to a re-entry ESCC student who meets the criteria for the College’s academic scholarships.
The Enterprise Banking Company Scholarships—Two Enterprise Banking Company Scholarships are awarded annually according to the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships. Preference is given to qualified applicants from Enterprise.
The Enterprise Lions Club Scholarship—Given by the members of the Enterprise Lions Club, this scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student from Enterprise High School.
The Enterprise Rotary Club Scholarship—This scholarship was established by members of the Enterprise Rotary Club. No particular GPA is required to apply for this scholarship. Preference will be given to a graduate of Enterprise High School.
Enterprise Home Builders Association Scholarship– This scholarship is awarded to an area high school student pursuing a career and technical certificate/degree in the construction industry, or construction support related field.
The Shavonna Fiems Memorial Scholarship—Shavonna was a student at Enterprise State Community College. This scholarship was established by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fiems, her brother, Thomas, and many friends. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships, and application is open to area female students.
Five Star Credit Union Scholarship
The Ned F. Folmar Scholarship—This scholarship was established by friends and colleagues of Mr. Folmar, who was a founding partner in Pea River Timber Company, Inc. The recipient must be a student from Crenshaw, Coffee, or Pike County with preference given to a student majoring in forestry and secondary preference given to an applicant who plays baseball or softball.
The Rex L. and Sara H. Forehand Memorial Scholarships—These scholarships were established in memory of Mr. Rex L. Forehand, a prominent businessman of Enterprise, by his wife, Sara, and their three children, Mary Joe, Rex Lloyd, and James Arthur. The scholarships are based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Thomas Gregory Fortune and Margaret Barnes Scholarships—The priority for these scholarships, given by Mr. Fortune, is to assist a student with physical disabilities or impairments or financial need and academic promise.
The Mamie Lois Fountain Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is given by Mr. Allan B. Fountain in memory of his wife, Mamie Lois.
The Fuller-Pittman Scholarship—Given by Mr. and Mrs. Colley E. Pittman, this scholarship is named for Mr. and Mrs. Pittman and Mrs. Pittman’s late parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Don Fuller. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The B.F. and Gwendolyn Garth Scholarship—This scholarship was established by Enterprise community leaders B. F. and Gwendolyn Garth and was endowed by friends and former students of outstanding educators. Mr. Garth was an educator for 42 years, serving as principal of Coppinville School for 35 years. He helped many young people prepare for postsecondary education and careers. Mrs. Garth was a teacher and counselor in Lee County, Elba, and Enterprise schools for 39 years and was an equally positive influence on the youth of these areas. The scholarship is awarded based on financial need and academic promise.
The Geneva County Retired Teachers and Support Personnel Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the members of the Geneva County Retired Teachers and Support Personnel Association. The scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student from a Geneva County high school and based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Geneva High School Class of 1957 Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the Geneva High School graduating class of 1957. The scholarship is awarded to a Geneva High School student with a 2.5 to 3.5 GPA who has a financial need but is ineligible for other government assistance.
The Charlie Gibson Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of one of ESCC’s employees. Charlie’s friends, both in the College and the community, established this scholarship to be awarded annually according to the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The E. L. Gibson Foundation Scholarship—The E. L. Gibson Foundation Scholarship is awarded to a resident of Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Pike, or Barbour County who is enrolled or will enroll in a health-related area at ESCC. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. E. L. Gibson Scholarship—This scholarship is awarded in memory of Dr. E. L. Gibson, a pioneer in medicine in Coffee County. Currently, this scholarship is awarded to faculty and staff for professional development.
The Dr. Herbert Gibson Scholarships—One of these scholarships is endowed by the E. L. Gibson Foundation in memory of Dr. Herbert Gibson, an outstanding physician in Coffee County. This scholarship is awarded annually to an academically promising student at Enterprise High School. Another scholarship is endowed by the Citizens Bank and is currently awarded to ESCC faculty and staff for professional development.
The Ronald W. Ginn Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established in memory of Ronald W. Ginn by Dr. Robert Verona. The criterion is a financial need rather than academic performance.
The Dr. Faye Loftin Grimmer Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of one of ESCC’s English instructors who died in 1985. Dr. Grimmer’s friends, both in the College and the community, established this scholarship to be awarded to a student showing superior academic promise. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Mr. Jessie and Mrs. Annie Ruth Haggard Endowed Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to an ESCC student with priority given to a student who is pursuing a science, health, or agriculture (including fisheries or forestry) related academic program.
The Randy and Darlene Halcomb Scholarship—This scholarship was established by alumni Randy and Darlene Halcomb. The scholarship is awarded based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Hinton Hall Memorial Scholarship— This scholarship was established in memory of Hinton Hall, Owner of Dura-Cast, Inc- a manufacturer of miniature zinc die castings, by his wife Teresa, son Mike, and grandsons Aubrey, Connor, and Bryce. It is awarded annually to a student pursuing business, engineering, or any manufacturing industry related career based on financial need.
The Dean Haynes Memorial Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student with preference given to a graduate of Enterprise High School. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Ben Byrd Henderson, Sr. Scholarships—These six scholarships are named in memory of Mr. Ben Byrd Henderson, Sr., an Enterprise banker who worked diligently to establish a two-year college in this area. These scholarships are based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. Joseph Herod Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded to a resident of Coffee, Dale, or Geneva counties and certain portions of Pike and Barbour counties who is enrolled or will enroll in a health-related area at ESCC. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarship. The amount of the scholarship is determined by the ESCC Foundation.
The Adam Herbert Holland Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the Coffee County Bank and Adam’s family and friends. The scholarship is awarded annually and based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Neva W. Hughes Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Mrs. Neva W. Hughes, mother of Dr. Mackie H. Jordan, former ESCC employee. The scholarship was given by Dick and Mackie Jordan, Mrs. Winnie G. Whaley (Mrs. Hughes’ sister), and friends of Dr. Jordan. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships, but priority is given to a re-entry woman over the age of 25.
The S. Mark Jordan Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established in memory of S. Mark Jordan, a practicing attorney in the city of Enterprise for twenty-six years. In the face of adversity caused by multiple sclerosis, Mr. Jordan overcame physical disabilities to continue as a productive citizen, attorney, husband, and father. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships with preference given to a person with physical disabilities or impairments.
The Ben Kula Scholarship—This scholarship was established in memory of Ben Kula, a long-time aviator. The scholarship is awarded annually to high school seniors or adult learners living in the Wiregrass area majoring in Aviation.
The John B. Logan Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student who is a graduate of a high school located in Dale County, resides in Dale County, and is enrolled in an aircraft mechanic program or avionics mechanic program at the Alabama Aviation Center at the Ozark campus. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Henry L. Loser Memorial Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a student from Enterprise or the Coffee County area who is seeking a degree in a Career and Technical Education Program at the Ozark campus. This student should be highly motivated to succeed in education and in life, and should also have qualities that would deem them as being a good citizen.
The Dalbert and Rettie Lou Marsh Family Scholarship—These three scholarships are endowed by their children and friends to promote the education of outstanding students at the Enterprise Campus Site of Enterprise State Community College. These scholarships are to be awarded annually with priority given to a graduate of Enterprise High School who is also a resident of Coffee County, Alabama. The selection committee shall consider combined criteria of academic ability (minimum GPA of 3.0 or B average) and financial need.
The Roy Martin Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Roy Martin, an Enterprise State Community College alumnus who was active in the ESCC Entertainers. Mr. Martin’s friends from the College and community established the scholarship which is awarded annually based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The Selena Martin Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship is presented by Selena’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Martin, her family, and friends. Selena was a student at ESCC and was very active in student activities. Based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships, the scholarship is awarded annually.
The Mr. and Mrs. J. F. “Whitey” McArthur Scholarship—Whitey and Myrt are remembered as business owners and devoted parents from Marks, Mississippi. Their generosity and kindness touched many lives in their community. They were loved dearly by their friends and family until their respective deaths in 1999 and 1989. Dr. Scot McArthur of Enterprise, Alabama, is the youngest of their three children. Based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships, the scholarship is awarded annually.
The Steve H. McGregor Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Milton McGregor, is given in memory of their son, Steve. Based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships, the scholarship is awarded annually to an individual majoring in business.
The Shirley Ann Watkins McWaters Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established to promote the education of students in the ESCC Nursing Program. First preference is given to an nursing student, an active member of a local Christian church, graduate or graduating senior at New Brockton High School, and a resident of Coffee County.
The Military Scholarship—This scholarship was established for dependents of military personnel by the members of the military, the retired military association, and others.
The Wesley O. Mills/Berta Family Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student who is a graduate of a high school located in Dale County and resides in Dale County. Priority is given to a student enrolled in an aircraft mechanic program or avionics mechanic program at the Alabama Aviation Center at the Ozark campus. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The Dr. William L. Mitchell Nursing Scholarship—This scholarship is endowed by the E. L. Gibson Foundation in memory of Dr. Mitchell, a long-time Enterprise physician and member of the Gibson Foundation Board of Directors. The scholarship is awarded annually to a transfer student leaving Enterprise State Community College (Enterprise Campus) to attend an accredited nursing school in the region. The award is based on scholarship, financial need, character, and demonstrated commitment to the nursing profession.
The Foy Whigham Mixson Scholarship—This scholarship, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Parker, is given in memory of Mrs. Parker’s mother. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of George W. Long High School in Skipperville who shows academic promise as evidenced by a “B” or better grade point average and shows a demonstrated financial need. If there are no academically qualified and financially needy applicants from Long High School, the scholarship will be awarded to a student from the Enterprise area who does possess these characteristics.
The Imogene Mathison Mixson Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who plans to enter an academic transfer program. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.
The R. O. Nichols Scholarship—This scholarship is given in memory of Rensol O. Nichols by his wife, Frances D. Nichols, and their children, Neal Nichols and Charlotte N. Griffin. The scholarship is based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships.
The V. W. Paschal Scholarship—This scholarship is awarded in memory of Mr. Vela W. Paschal, a pioneer in the dairy business in Coffee County. In 1940, Mr. Paschal established the first processing plant in the county, making it possible for the consumers to have pasteurized milk. Presented by Mrs. Paschal in memory of her husband, the scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate of Enterprise High School.
Melissa Parker Paul Scholarship
The Pride Industries Scholarship—This scholarship was established for students with disabilities who have a documented financial need.
The D.F. Reaves Memorial Scholarship— This scholarship was established in memory of D.F. Reaves, a longtime resident of Enterprise. Mr. Reaves started his career at the age of 16 in the bookkeeping department of a Eufaula bank and remained in the banking profession until his passing in 2000 at the age of 88. Mr. Reaves began work with The Citizens Bank in 1948 and served as president of the bank from 1955 until his retirement in 1975. Mr. Reaves remained a member of the board of directors of The Citizens Bank until his death.
The Regions Bank Scholarship—This scholarship is given by the bank in honor and appreciation of its loyal customers and employees. The scholarship is awarded annually to a student who plans to enter the field of business and finance and meets the criteria for the College’s academic scholarships.
Matt Rodgers Memorial Scholarship- This scholarship is awarded to a graduate from any high school within the Coffee County area who demonstrates a financial need.
The Colonel Jerry Sage Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship was established by the Enterprise Civitian Club and the family of Colonel Sage in his memory. Colonel Sage was an American hero, a teacher, a writer, a lecturer, a devoted Christian, and a loyal Civitian. Criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships with preference given to a student planning to major in education and demonstrating financial need.
Sawyer Foundation Scholarship— This scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student of New Brockton High School. The recipient is chosen at the discretion of the faculty and administration of New Brockton High School.
The L. H. Sessions Scholarship—This scholarship was established by Mrs. Gloria Ventress and Mr. William T. Ventress, Jr. in memory of their father and grandfather, Mr. L. H. Sessions. Criteria are the same as ESCC’s academic scholarships and are awarded annually.
The Robbie Sessions Memorial Scholarship—Established by Mrs. Robbie Sessions, this scholarship is awarded annually to a student who plans to enter the field of business and meets the criteria for the College’s academic scholarships.
Bill Snead Scholarship— This scholarship was established by Enterprise Christian Youth Camps and is awarded annually with priority given to an applicant who was a camper, counselor or staff person at Royal Family Kids Camp. If no applicant meets the criteria, then the scholarship is awarded based on merit with preference given to an applicant who has worked with foster or low-income children.
The Phillip Stewart Scholarship—This scholarship is named in memory of Phillip Stewart. Presented by Joe Paul Stewart and the Coffee County Bank in memory of Mr. Stewart’s brother, the scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving graduate of Carroll High School or G. W. Long High School.
The Fred and Nina Taylor Scholarship—This scholarship was established by Taylor’s IGA in honor of Fred and Nina Taylor. The scholarship is awarded to a student with financial needs and is based on the College’s academic scholarship criteria. Preference is given to a student from Enterprise, Samson, or Daleville.
The Mae Turner Scholarship—Established by friends and former students whom she taught at Coffee Springs, this scholarship is named in honor of Mrs. Mae Turner. Mrs. Turner taught for 48 years in public schools in the area. Based upon the same criteria as the College’s academic scholarships, the scholarship is awarded annually to a person from the Coffee Springs area.
William E. Wallace Scholarship— This scholarship was established by Goodwyn Mills Cawood and is awarded to a student who resides in Coffee, Dale, or Geneva county and has an interest in pursuing a career in architecture or engineering.
The Virgil O. Warren/Enterprise Oil Company Scholarship—This scholarship was established by family and friends of Mr. Virgil O. Warren and patrons of Enterprise Oil Company.
The Wayne Farms, Inc. Scholarships—These two scholarships are presented by Wayne Farms, Inc. for their employees and their dependents and contract growers and their dependents. The criteria are the same as for ESCC’s academic scholarships.