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DEADLINE for SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS IS FEBRUARY
1st
EACH DIVISION IS ALLOWED TWO SCHOLARSHIPS ONE SECONDARY AND ONE POSTSECONDARY
1. Eligibility Criteria
2. Application and Rubric
3. Verification Information from Sponsor
4. Email to executivedirector@arkansas-acte.org attach everything to the same email so nothing gets lost - please send once -ask for receipt verification
ANY QUESTIONS? - email executivedirector@arkansas-acte.org or call 501-724-3689
EACH DIVISION IS ALLOWED TWO SCHOLARSHIPS ONE SECONDARY AND ONE POSTSECONDARY
1. Eligibility Criteria
2. Application and Rubric
3. Verification Information from Sponsor
4. Email to executivedirector@arkansas-acte.org attach everything to the same email so nothing gets lost - please send once -ask for receipt verification
ANY QUESTIONS? - email executivedirector@arkansas-acte.org or call 501-724-3689
Scholarship Committee
Past-President: Chair
2012: *Administration *Postsecondary, Adult & Career Ed, *Agricultural Education, *Business Education
2013: *Engineering & Technology, *Family and Consumer Sciences Education, *Guidance and Career Development, *Health Science Education
2014: *Marketing Education, *New & Related Services, *Special Populations, * Trade & Industrial Education
Past-President: Chair
2012: *Administration *Postsecondary, Adult & Career Ed, *Agricultural Education, *Business Education
2013: *Engineering & Technology, *Family and Consumer Sciences Education, *Guidance and Career Development, *Health Science Education
2014: *Marketing Education, *New & Related Services, *Special Populations, * Trade & Industrial Education
2011 Scholarship Winners
Name Division Sponsoring Teacher School
Alessandra Davey Agriculture Ben Rutherford Blytheville HS
Chance Cash Business Ed Ann Ware Bald Knob HS
Bryce Crabb FACS Kristen Mote Bald Knob HS
Dakota Weatherly Career & Guidance Karen Qualls Bald Knob HS
Amanda Eddy Health Science Angela Scott Gravett HS
Teryl Robinson Marketing Sherry Siler Alma HS
Garrett Tuggle Trade & Industrial Lindsey Johnson Cave City HS
Name Division Sponsoring Teacher School
Alessandra Davey Agriculture Ben Rutherford Blytheville HS
Chance Cash Business Ed Ann Ware Bald Knob HS
Bryce Crabb FACS Kristen Mote Bald Knob HS
Dakota Weatherly Career & Guidance Karen Qualls Bald Knob HS
Amanda Eddy Health Science Angela Scott Gravett HS
Teryl Robinson Marketing Sherry Siler Alma HS
Garrett Tuggle Trade & Industrial Lindsey Johnson Cave City HS
Scholarships
The J. Marion Adams Divisional Scholarships are awarded in honor of the late J. Marion Adams. Mr. Adams was born on May 19, 1903 in Linty, AR and was a native of Conway County. He received a bachlor's degree from State Teacher's College (now the University of Central Arkansas in Conway) and a master's degree from George Peabody College in Nashville, TN. Mr. Adams then began his career serving as both a teacher and a principal. Mr. Adams joined the Arkansas Department of Education in 1939. He was a pioneer in Arkansas' Vocation Education System and served as the State Director of Vocational Education from 1945-1974, a span of some 29 years. During his tenure as director, he played an integral role in the formation of Arkansas' vocational school system. Mr. Adams was a lifetime member of the American Vocational Association and received that organization's Outstanding Service Award in 1971. A receipient of many vocational achievement awards for outstanding service, Mr. Adams dedicated his life to the education of others.
The J. Marion Adams Divisional Scholarships are awarded in honor of the late J. Marion Adams. Mr. Adams was born on May 19, 1903 in Linty, AR and was a native of Conway County. He received a bachlor's degree from State Teacher's College (now the University of Central Arkansas in Conway) and a master's degree from George Peabody College in Nashville, TN. Mr. Adams then began his career serving as both a teacher and a principal. Mr. Adams joined the Arkansas Department of Education in 1939. He was a pioneer in Arkansas' Vocation Education System and served as the State Director of Vocational Education from 1945-1974, a span of some 29 years. During his tenure as director, he played an integral role in the formation of Arkansas' vocational school system. Mr. Adams was a lifetime member of the American Vocational Association and received that organization's Outstanding Service Award in 1971. A receipient of many vocational achievement awards for outstanding service, Mr. Adams dedicated his life to the education of others.
