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Alumni Scholarships | California State University, Bakersfield Scholarship Luncheon 2025 The CSUB Alumni Association awards scholarships to CSUB graduates pursuing their graduate degrees on campus. The Alumni Scholarship Endowment was established in 1990 with a gift of $5,000 and is now valued at more than $300,000. The 2021-2022 academic year was record-breaking.
The Alumni Association awarded $25,000 in scholarships, the most it has ever given out in a single year and double what it In 2024, the Alumni Association Board voted to contribute $50,000 to the scholarship endowment.
This is one of the largest contributions the Alumni Association Board has made toward its endowment - thanks to the generous community partners who support This year, eight scholarship recipients were awarded a collective amount of $12,000 to pursue their graduate school dreams. Alumni can apply for our scholarships through the https://csub. scholarshipuniverse.
com/. Scholarship award applicants will be determined eligible according to the following Graduate or credential students (can be either an incoming or an established student). CSU Bakersfield graduate.
Entering with, or currently has a cumulative GPA of 3. 0. This GPA will be verified by review of the current academic transcript and must be maintained throughout the Participation in extra-curricular activities that benefit the community and the university.
Funds must be used within one year from the date of award or be returned to the CSU Bakersfield Foundation. The award must be applied for every year. Funds are not transferable to another learning/teaching institution.
Funds will be deposited in an account set up for the student at the university.
The use of funds is restricted to the following school expenses: If you would like to support the Alumni Association, please call our office directly The California State University, Bakersfield Alumni Association recently awarded more than $12,000 in scholarships to four alumni who will be pursuing their graduate degrees on campus during the 2025-26 academic year.
Funding for the awards came from the Alumni Scholarship Endowment, established in 1990, and proceeds from fundraisers such as the CSUB Alumni Hall of Fame awards ceremony. Our recipients include future teachers, counselors and more. We asked them to share, in their own words, a little more about their career plans and how the scholarship money will help them achieve their dreams.
Read Their Moving Responses! Karen Vazquez wants to take the worry out of going off to college 'I feel I'm meant to live this life' Fernando Hernandez Cortez Veronica Jasso , $2,000, teaching credential. Fernando Barrios, $2,000, teaching credential.
Adam Jameson, $2,000, teaching credential. Natalie Velasco , $2,000, master's in public administration. Vanessa Zepeda, $2,000, master's in special education.
Udelia Lopez, $2,000, teaching credential. Paola Fernandez, $2,000, teaching credential. Jessica Hernandez , $2,000, teaching credential.
Jennifer Welch, $1,000, teaching credential. Mario Iniguez, $1,000, master's in social work. Jennifer Paulsen, $1,000, teaching credential.
April Parrish, $1,000, teaching credential. Kaylee Born, $1,000, master's in education administration. Jaslyn Woolfolk, $500, master's in curriculum and instruction.
Laurie Garcia, $500, master's in social work. Carrissa Runyan, $500, master's in exercise science. Melissa Reynoso, $500, master's in nursing.
Lauren Miller, $500, master's in nursing. Osvaldo Abundes, $500, teaching credential. Cheyenne Wilemon, $500, teaching credential.
Michelle Bridges, $500, master's in special education.
Allison Cheatwood , $1,000 Amelia Del La Rosa , $500 Dina Saavedra , Special Education ($3,000) Denisse Silva , Counseling Psychology ($2,000) Karen Vazquez , Public Administration ($2,000) Glendy Ardon , Educational Counseling ($3,500) Lauren Galinato, Psychology ($3,500) Amani Alshaif, Educational Counseling ($1,500) Marlene Nelson, Social Work Monique Goffigan, Education Yulianna Avila, Special Education Martin Rios, Teaching Credential Bethany Gonzales, Teaching Credential
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: CSUB alumni admitted to a graduate program at CSUB. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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