PAN AMERICAN ROUND TABLES OF TEXAS
Local PART Scholarship Criteria
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• Alamo-San Juan-Parr Updated 2019
  • The Pan American Round Table of Alamo-San Juan-Pharr awards scholarships to one or more students from one of the six high schools each year. This is done on an alternative basis with the following Pharr- San Juan- Alamo High Schools: P.S.J.A. Early College High School; P.S.J.A. Memorial Early College High Schools; P.S.J.A. North Early College High School; P.S.J.A. Southwest Early College High School; P.S.J.A. Thomas Jefferson T-Stem Early College High School; and P.S.J.A. Collegiate High School.
    
• Austin Updated 2023-2024
  • The PART Austin University of Texas at Austin Scholarship (initiated in honor of Charles Wilson and Jeannie Hunter Hackett) of $2,000 is awarded to an outstanding Latin American born undergraduate (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior) student (female or male) enrolled in the University of Texas at Austin.
  • The PART Austin First Generation Scholarship (initiated by Gloria Mata Pennington) of $2,000 is awarded to a Latina undergraduate student, residing in the Greater Austin area, who has been accepted and is enrolled in a college or university in any year (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior) of her undergraduate studies and who would be the first in her family to attend college and receive a degree.
  • The PART Austin Post-Secondary Scholarship (initiated in honor of Mitty Guerra) of $2,000 is awarded to an economically disadvantaged Latina undergraduate student, residing in the Greater Austin area, for the purpose of completing her educational goals. Eligibility requirements include enrollment in a trade or vocational program, community college, or four-year college or university. Application deadline for all scholarships: March of each year.
• Brownsville I Updated 2019
• Bessie K. Johnson Scholarship - This scholarship is in honor of our founder, who also helped to found PART II in Brownsville, PART of San Benito, and PART of McAllen. She also assisted in organizing several international Tables. This scholarship is awarded every year.
• Clara L. Ely Scholarship - Clara L Ely was a very close associate of Bessie K. Johnson and together they attended the first Inter-American Conference of the Alliance of Pan American Round Tables in 1994. This scholarship is awarded every year
• Susana Schwarm Scholarship - Susana Schwarm served as Director of PART I from 2007 to 2009. During her tenure the Table celebrated its 75th Birthday and joined the Alliance of Pan American Round Tables. She helped initiate the planning of the 54th State Convention. This scholarship will be awarded yearly as memorial funds are available.
• Pan American Round Table I Members Scholarship - This scholarship is awarded upon the recommendation of the Finance Committee in accordance with available funds. The funds for this scholarship are usually raised at the Silver Tea, a PART I biennial event.
  
• Conroe Updated 2020
  • This scholarship is awarded annually by the Pan American Round Table of Conroe to assist a female student from Montgomery County in pursuing her studies in the state of Texas. Applicant Qualifications: An applicant must be a female high school senior or college student who is a U.S. citizen and a resident of Montgomery County. She must plan to attend or be enrolled in a college or university in Texas. The high schools are limited to Conroe High School, Caney Creek High School, Hauke High School.
• Corpus Christi Updated 2019
  
  • The criteria for selection of recipients is as follows:
    • The recipient shall be a person with an interest in fostering mutual understanding among the countries of the Western Hemisphere in the areas of history, culture, language, government, business and/or the arts.
    • If the recipient is an undergraduate or graduate student, the student must demonstrate financial need. The recipient must be a citizen of the United States or of a country of the Western Hemisphere who intends to return to his/her native country.
    • If the recipient is an undergraduate or graduate student, the recipient shall be enrolled or intend to enroll in Texas A & M University– Corpus Christi, Texas A & M University–Kingsville or Del Mar College.
    • The recipient must enroll in a minimum of twelve college credit hours and maintain a 2.5 grade point average or better on a four-point scale.
    • A Graduate student recipient must enroll in a minimum of nine graduate college credit hours and maintain a 2.5 grade point average or better.
    • If the recipient is a faculty member applying for an enhancement grant, he or she must be a faculty member at an institution in the South Texas region.
      
• Dallas III
• Del Rio
• Eagle Pass
• Edinburg
• El Paso-Juarez
• Fort Worth I
  • Fort Worth Table I currently offers two scholarships per year in the amount of $500 each to worthy persons who are attending a college or university in Fort Worth or the surrounding region and who have attained a junior or senior level classification. The young person so assisted and the amount of money to be endowed shall be determined yearly by the Executive Board of the Table with approval by the membership. Updated 02/10/2006
• Houston Refer to https://parthouston.org/ for Scholarship Details (9/1/2020)
• Laredo
• McAllen
• Odessa
• Rio Grande City-Roma
• San Antonio 12/24/2018
  • An applicant must be a female student (undergraduate sophomore or any level graduate student) enrolled in an accredited public or private college or university in Bexar County, Texas. The student may be a U.S. Citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S., or a foreign student from a country in the Western Hemisphere.
• San Benito

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