Holton Family Helps Students Study Abroad
Sheryl ’87 and Robert Holton ’84 have generously donated $50,000 to establish the Robert and Sheryl Holton Endowed Study Abroad Scholarship.
The scholarship is available to undergraduate students in good standing within the Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture or the College of Architecture. It will be a single award each year, alternating between the two colleges.
Preferred recipients will be a first-generation college student and/or pursuing a degree leading to teacher certification.
Written by Taylor Aycock (cehdcomm@tamu.edu)
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Fundraising
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