AEAB Scholarship Donation
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Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness General Scholarship FundEstablished in 1992, the Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness General Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to a candidate who achieves high academic success, contributes to the community through extracurricular activities, and demonstrates financial responsibility. When you open the scholarship link, do not open the “Designation” box.
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Don White Scholarship in Grain Merchandising and AgrimarketingDon White, founder of White Commercial Corp., first-ever recipient of the “Friend of Bumpers College” award, and visionary of the grain merchandising industry for over 50 years, has dedicated his life to providing exceptional education in the merchandising and agricultural industries. To that end, the Don White Scholarship in Grain Merchandising and Agrimarketing was founded in 2001 with the purpose of providing supplemental support for education opportunities in grain merchandising. As such, this scholarship is awarded to students who are participating in the grain merchandising and marketing program in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness. When you open the scholarship link, do not open the “Designation” box.
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Henry J. Meenen Cooperative ScholarshipWhile this specific scholarship was originally founded in 1966, it was named in honor of Henry J. Meenen in 1987 for his prolific contributions to the Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Department. Professor Meenen maintained an active interest and involvement with the cooperatives of the state during his tenure in the AEAB department. His teaching of the cooperatives course encouraged ideas and the practical application of knowledge. This scholarship is reserved for Undergraduate seniors or graduate students. When you open the scholarship link, do not open the “Designation” box.
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Waymon A. Halbrook Endowed Memorial ScholarshipAfter receiving his doctorate in 1966, Dr. Waymon A. Halbrook became a member of the Department Agricultural Economics faculty where he continued to serve with distinction until his retirement in 1990. Dr. Halbrook exhibited a high degree of scholarship while earning his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees and was widely recognized as an outstanding teacher, valued mentor, and productive researcher concerned with enhancing the well-being of the citizens of Arkansas. In memory of his outstanding contributions to his profession, university, country, and fellow man, this endowment memorial scholarship is intended to recognize academic achievement and enhance future academic excellence. Founded in 1998, this scholarship gives preference to Arkansas residents who demonstrate high academic ability. When you open the scholarship link, do not open the “Designation” box.
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