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2025 Chancellor's Invitational Golf Tournament
The 25th Anniversary Chancellor's Invitational Golf Tournament will be held Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
SCHOLARSHIP IMPACT
Your generosity does more than fund a scholarship - it fuels ambition, opens doors, and changes lives. Due to your support, students can pursue their dreams and graduate from Troy University, ready to shape a better future.
Your support echoes in every achievement, every challenge overcome, and every Trojan who dares to aim higher because someone like you believed in them.
From the first day of classes to the recipient and donor brunch to graduation day moments, the impact of your support is felt continuously. We cannot thank you enough for the support you have given our students and for being part of their journey.
With every contribution you make, no matter the amount, you are changing the lives of Troy University students. Your generosity fuels futures, opens doors, and creates ripple effects that extend far beyond our campuses.
We are honored to have you as a member of the Trojan Family!
THANK YOU!
$1.2M+ in scholarship funds have been awarded to TROY students for the 2024/2025 academic year.
WORDS OF GRATITUDE FROM FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
“Thank you so much for your generous support of my academic career. I will continue to put in the strong academic effort that has characterized my time as a Troy University student. I am proud to be a Sorrell Global Scholar and hope to bring respect and honor to my school, program, and family. I am grateful that you have chosen to invest in young students like me, and I hope to be able to do the same as I enter the workforce. Thank you again for supporting TROY and helping students receive a superb education for an affordable price.”
Raeden | Recipient of the John E. Horne Scholarship“Thank you so much for your generous support. Receiving a scholarship truly means the world to me. It has helped ease the financial burden of pursuing my education and encouraged me to continue pushing forward with confidence and purpose. Your support is a reminder that there are people out there who believe in students like me and want to see us succeed, and that’s something I don’t take lightly. As a student working hard to achieve my goals, this scholarship has given me both relief and motivation. With your help, I’m one step closer to reaching my dream of earning my degree and building a meaningful future. Thank you again for being a part of this journey.”
Clark | Recipient of the Lance Robert McLendon Scholarship“I was born and raised in Vietnam but came to the United States at age 15, where I finished high school. Shortly after, I enlisted in the military and became a citizen of this great country. I have spent seven tremendous years as an enlisted soldier; however, I am ready for my next challenge of commissioning as an officer in the Army, which requires completing my bachelor’s degree. Receiving this scholarship is a wonderful opportunity and will contribute to the costs of tuition and books and relieve the financial burden of college expenses associated with my ambition. Your generosity, belief, and commitment to higher education motivate me to make the most of this opportunity. I promise it will not go to waste.”
Thanh | Recipient of the Roy M. Gallagher, Jr. TROY for Troops Endowment Scholarship
Troy University Foundation Marion Horne Beasley Scholarship
Ms. Jane Beasley, a native of Barbour County, has endowed a scholarship fund at Troy University in honor of her mother, Marion Horne Beasley, who taught in Barbour County from 1936-1981.
During her lengthy career, Mrs. Marion Horne Beasley returned to TROY many times to pursue her love for learning, enhance her teaching, and acquire educational certifications, eventually earning three degrees.
Although she was primarily an elementary teacher, she also taught high schools classes ranging from English to biology, and she was proficient in all of them. A former student said of her, “She was smart as a cricket .” She remained devoted to learning and teaching, and for that, she was beloved by her family, students, colleagues, and community. This scholarship fund honors her and expresses appreciation to Troy University for providing her with the opportunity to pursue her love for learning over a period of 40 years.
Quite appropriately, the scholarships provided by this fund will reward mature women who pursue teaching degrees or certification. Preference will be given to rural educators and residents of Barbour County.
Ms. Jane Beasley is a 1974 graduate of Troy State University. She taught at Eufaula High School before attending law school at the University of Kentucky, graduating (J.D. degree) with honors, including the Law Review and Order of the Coif. She has gained recognition for her legal expertise in securities law and corporate mergers and acquisitions.
Interested applicants can complete the interest form, or current students can apply here. Deadline to register for the 2022/2023 academic year is March 27th.
Marion Horne Beasley Scholarship Interest Form
Number of Endowed Funds By Year
The number of endowed funds has increased steadily from 251 in 2004 to 446 in 2024.
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