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Scholarships and grants
Central Fraternal Leadership Conference (AFLV Central) Scholarship
The AFLV Central/NBGLC Student Scholarship is available to Delta Phi Lambda sisters attending the AFLV Central Conference. AFLV Central features joint workshops and presentations as well as a curriculum that will address specific issues facing the many councils within the fraternal community. This is an exciting opportunity where sisters can experience inclusive programming and collaboration between campus administrators, national organizations, and students to address issues like risk management, intake, intra-council relationships, and liability issues. Also included is specific information about current events and issues that impact the fraternity/sorority community on campus.
Amount
Three (3) to five (5) undergraduate registrations and travel reimbursement (up to $200 per recipient).
Eligibility Criteria
Must be a Delta Phi Lambda sister in good standing with the national organization.
Must supply a letter from campus advisor.
Amount
Undergraduate registration and travel reimbursement (up to $200 per recipient).
Eligibility Criteria
Must be a Delta Phi Lambda sister in good standing with the national organization.
Must supply a letter from campus advisor.
Deadline
Friday, December 13, 2019
Click here to apply!
Academic Excellence Scholarship
The Delta Phi Lambda Foundation has supported our collegiate sisters through scholarships like the Academic Excellence Scholarship. If you have demonstrated academic excellence, powerful leadership and a desire to effect positive change, apply to become a collegiate scholar! Submit an application online with a one-page essay describing your career aspirations, leadership experiences, and your most significant achievement.
Amount
One scholarship in the amount of $1,000.
Eligibility Criteria
Must be a sister of Delta Phi Lambda
Demonstrate financial need
Full-time enrollment at a college or university
Minimum GPA: 3.0/4.0
Not currently taking applications
The Hannah Seoh Alumnae Scholarship
Since 2014, the Delta Phi Lambda Foundation has supported our alumnae sisters through alumnae scholarships like The Hannah Seoh Alumnae Scholarship. This alumnae scholarship was named for Hannah Seoh, former national president to Delta Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. for her dedication to serving the sorority on a national level for over ten years.
The Hannah Seoh Alumnae Scholarship can help graduate students and young professionals conduct research, study abroad, or pay for professional conferences. If you have demonstrated academic excellence, powerful leadership and a desire to effect positive change, apply to become an alumnae scholar!
Amount
One scholarship in the amount of $1,000.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a sister of Delta Phi Lambda
- Graduate of any college or university
- Demonstrate financial need
Not currently taking applications
Foundation Scholars
2010 to 2018
Academic Excellence Scholarship
Jemi Puno, Illinois State University
Donna Nguyen, University of Cincinnati
Linh My Tran, University of Georgia
Houa Lee, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Brittany Tan, Depaul University
Ngoc Nguyen, University of Cincinnati
Hannah Seoh Alumnae Scholarship, a Professional Development Grant
Nyla Lieu, University of Georgia
Jennifer Albesa, University of West Florida
Tiffany Yi, Loyola University Chicago
Tiffany Yim, Loyola University Chicago
Dina Puthenpurakal, Loyola University Chicago
AFLV Central Leadership Conference Scholarship
Priscilla Choi, Purdue University
Charlene Kiser, Grand Valley State University
Sharlene San Nicolas, University of West Florida
Jeanette Agagas, University of West Florida
Ina Kim, University of Cincinnati
Whitney Renee Newton, Illinois State University
Sapphire R. Liu, Georgia Institute of Technology
Jessica Young, Loyola University Chicago
Mary Millar, Loyola University Chicago
Shua Vang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Le Tran, Georgia Institute of Technology
Huanyi Zhen, Loyola University of Chicago
Kazoua Thao, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Windy Nguyen, University of Iowa
Celina Yang, Grand Valley State University
Victoria Le, Clemson University
Anita Duong, Georgia Institute of Technology
Min Hsuan (May) Lin, Georgia Institute of Technology
Tammy Lu, Georgia State University
Martina Pineda, University of Cincinnati
Mengmo Zhou, University of IowaAngela Harrington, Purdue University
Rena Liu, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Kasha Yang, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Leighann Raksasouk, Georgia Institute of Technology
