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The application process for 2024 is now closed. Please check back in Spring, 2025.

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is a national organization which for more than 140 years has worked for equity for women and girls through research, education and advocacy. A major emphasis is supporting and encouraging women to pursue higher education. The Green Valley Branch has been in existence for 50 years. Proceeds from our branch’s fundraising enable us to offer scholarships for full or part-time students at Pima Community College.

2024 Scholarship Awards
Pima Community College

Five scholarships were awarded this year to Pima Community College students.  Each scholarship is merit based and is for $1500.  Congratulations to the recipients and best wishes in continuing their education.

Alexis L.
Alexa is the Linda Enterline Scholarship winner who is studying to become a registered nurse.  This scholarship is named for our late Co-President, Linda Enterline.

Angelica F.
Angelica is studying Dental Hygiene.

Angelica F.

Christine C.
Christine is studying Dental Hygiene.

Christine C.

Lilliana C.
Lilliana is majoring in Psychology.

Victoria C.
Victoria is studying to become a Dental Hygienist.

 

 

2023 Scholarship Awards
Pima Community College

Cedria G.
Cedria is working toward her Certificate in Accounting-Bookkeeping at Pima. Her next goal is become an accountant and have a career in finance. She has worked in the State of Arizona Department of Economic Security.

 

Bepholine (Bethany) H.
Bethany is first generation student working toward her goal of becoming a Registered Nurse at PCC. At Pima she joined the TREO SSS (Student Support System) STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) program where she has been able to explore, with others, college and career opportunities. Bethany is a second-year recipient of an AAUW GV scholarship.

 

Rachel L.
Rachel is enrolled in the nursing program at Pima Community College (PCC). Her goal is to become a neonatal intensive care (NICU) nurse. In addition, she is interested in working with babies with infectious diseases. Her inspiration comes from her experience working for the Pima County Health department. Rachel is  a second-year recipient of an AAUW GV scholarship.

 

Mayra M.
Mayra’s program of study is working to receive an Associate of Arts in Digital Film Arts and Animation degree with a concentration in Digital and Film Arts. She plans to continue her education in a university to pursue a BA degree in this field or Television/Media Arts.

 

Chelsea B.
Chelsea is planning to work on an art degree with a interest in fashion design this fall semester at PCC after she finishes her ESL classes. As a native of Congo (Africa), she is influenced by her African heritage, which will influence her fashion designs.

 

Flor R.
Flor is currently in Health Sciences at Pima and is working toward her goal of receiving her Medical Assistant certificate. She also hopes to become a nurse in the future. She has participated in a non-profit organization, which helps families with family members with disabilities.