The SEANC Scholarship Foundation and 52 districts across the state recently announced they are awarding more than $120,000 in scholarships to help more than 100 SEANC members, spouses and dependents attend college this year.

Of that $120,000 in awards, $38,000 is being given out by the statewide SEANC Scholarship Foundation to 46 well-deserving students. Congratulations to all our winners, both on the state and district levels.

This year’s winners are:

Four-year – A $1,000 scholarship to attend a four-year college or university:

• Kadey Brook Phillips, District 1 – Western Carolina University
• Samantha Lilley, District 65 – North Carolina State University
• Kathryn Lynn Reilly, District 39 – North Carolina State University
• De’Gary A. Martin-Hargrave, District 16 – North Carolina Central University
• Katherine Hassell, District 69 – University of Wyoming
• Patrick Slaughter, District 21 – North Carolina A&T University
• Jasmine Blair, District 22 – Campbell University
• Michael T. Page, District 7 – William Peace University
• Shavonne M. Davis, District 62 – University of North Carolina at Wilmington
• Natalya Ardell Nimitz, District 12 – Wingate University
• Anjali Paintal, District 47 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• George M. Clayton III, District 2 – University of North Carolina at Wilmington
• Alina Schevchenko, District 20 – North Carolina State University
• Jasmine Simone Outlaw, District 63 – Johnson and Wales University
• Jakob G. Phillips, District 9 – Western Carolina University
• Katelyn Vause, District 61 – Lenoir-Rhyne University
• Megan Mathes, District 7 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Callan Loflin, District 16 – Duke University
• Tristyn Cartrette, District 24 – Campbell University
• Chesson Leigh Ward, District 63 – North Carolina State University
• Matthew Robert Mault, District 4 – U.S. Air Force Academy
• John A. Nance, District 45 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Keaton Bradley, District 59 – East Carolina University
• Mary Claire Chase, District 5 – Gardner-Webb University
• David Claude Morrison, District 8 – North Carolina State University
• Jordan Nabors, District 25 – University of North Carolina at Wilmington
• Hannah Brantham, District 60 – University of North Carolina at Wilmington
• Morgan Barnes, District 44 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Kathryn Bradley, District 23 – Campbell University
• Connor James Davis, District 1 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  

Two-year – A $500 scholarship to attend a community college, technical or trade school:

• Hayley Merrell Hall, District 24 – Cape Fear Community College
• Meredith L. Walker, District 8 – Wilkes Community College
• Jordan Gregory Bullins, District 16 – Forsyth Community College
• Ryan Roman, District 66 – Lenoir Community College
• Jamie Elizabeth Berry, District 6 – Western Piedmont Community College
• Thomas Cowan, District 65 – Florence-Darlington Technical College
• Kayla Hardin, District 1 – Tri-County Community College
• Jessica Howe, District 20 – Sandhills Community College
  

Member only – A $500 scholarship for state employees who are SEANC members:

• Stephanie Burgess, District 6 – Western Piedmont Community College
• Linda V. Swarts, District 61 – University of North Carolina at Wilmington (graduate)
• Tina Walker, District 58 – Abilene Christian University (graduate)
• Mavis Fuller, District 59 – Wayne Community College
• Edward J. Lechliter, District 24 – Kaplan University
• Sherry McKay Cook, District 12 – Belmont Abbey College
• Darcell Carter, District 45 – Everest College
• Rashia Norman, District 22 – Fayetteville State University (graduate)