Preference given to students residing in the rural Appalachian region to include the following counties: Avery, Buncombe, Burke, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Swain, Transylvania, and Yancey in North Carolina Franklin, Habersham, Rabun, Stephens, and Towns in Georgia and Blount, Cocke, Monroe, Polk, and Sevier in Tennessee Preference given to first generation college students JacksonĮstablished through the generosity of Tim Moore and David Moore, this scholarship provides support for students pursuing a degree in the College of Business. This scholarship may be renewed to a maximum of four years as long as the recipient remains in good academic standing and continues to meet eligibility criteria. Participation in various school activities

Graduates of the elementary school serving the Cullowhee school district, OR residents of the Cullowhee school district, OR a direct descendants (child, grandchild, great-grandchild, etc.) of a graduate of Cullowhee High School Smoky Mountain High School (NC) graduates Potential recipients will be graduates of the elementary school serving the Cullowhee school district, or have permanent residence in the Cullowhee school district, or be a direct descendant of a graduate of Cullowhee High School. Jackson, Haywood, Macon, Swain, Foster, Emancipated, HomelessĮstablished by Jesse Flake, this fund provides support for graduates of Smoky Mountain High School who have a connection to the Cullowhee school district. This scholarship is renewable to a maximum of four years as long as the recipient continues to meet the eligibility criteria. If recipient is former foster youth, emacipated youth, or homeless youth, no geographical preference shall be applied If no qualifying students from Jackson County can be identified then students from Haywood, Macon, or Swain Counties can be considered. Preference given to residents of Jackson County, NC. Preference given to former foster youth, emacipated youth, or homeless youth Bruce, a 1971 alumnus of WCU, majored in accounting and retired from Genuine Parts Company as Senior Vice President for Human Resources. Applicants must also include what he has done or plans to do in support of the Zeta Xi chapter now and in the future.Įndowed through the generosity of Bruce Clayton, this scholarship provides support to students who are former foster youth, emancipated youth, or homeless youth. Applicants will be required to submit an essay explaining in a few paragraphs what Pi Kappa Alpha means to him and how it has or will help him reach future goals.

In the event that no qualified member or legacy candidate can be identified, preference will be given to an outstanding non-Greek student-athlete on WCU's intercollegiate football team Financial need may be considered when making awards No sanctions in place at the time of award Preference given to students who not only excel in academics, but also in leadership to the fraternity and community Demonstration of character and leadership in the spirit of the legend Bob 'Jock' Barber and perpetuating the love of the Pi Kappa Alpha brotherhood

Active brother in good standing with Pi Kappa Alpha, regular alumnus of Zeta Xi, early alumnus of Zeta Xi, or legacy member of Pi Kappa Alpha Endowed through the generosity of Cathy Barber, Pike Barber, Jennifer Vogel, and Mike DeMatteo on behalf of the Zeta Xi Chapter Alumni Association, this scholarship provides support to Pi Kappa Alpha brothers, legacies, and alumni.

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