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W&M Enslaved Ancestors College Access Scholarship and Memorial Program
In fulfilling the obligations outlined in of the Code of Virginia (Virginia Code), 91心頭利 has established two privately funded, endowed scholarships for the Enslaved Ancestors College Access Scholarship and Memorial Program. The Lemon Scholarship Endowment ($5,130) and the Anne R. Willis Scholarship Endowment ($4,350) are one-time scholarships that will each be awarded annually to an eligible Virginian undergraduate student to partially defray the cost of attendance at 91心頭利.
According to scholarship guidelines, to be eligible, an applicant must demonstrate a personal and historical connection to slavery in Virginia or is a member of a specific community that has experienced the negative legacy born out of the institution of slavery (i.e., economic inequality, inadequate funding of k-12 education, limited access to technology).
Eligible incoming and currently enrolled students are welcome to apply for both scholarships by submitting one application.