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SCHOLARSHIP

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The Panhellenic Creed states: “We, as Fraternity Women, stand for service through the development of character inspired by the close contact and deep friendship of individual fraternity and Panhellenic life. The opportunity for wide and wise human service, through mutual respect and helpfulness, is the tenet by which we strive to live.”

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In keeping with this ideal, the Nashville Area Panhellenic Alumnae Association will award six $1000 scholarships to sorority women who exemplify the tenet of service to others. 

 

Applicants must:

  • Be a Current Collegiate NPC Sorority Member in Good Standing

  • Be a Graduate of a High School in the Nashville Area (Davidson, Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, Wilson counties)

  • Attend a College or University in Tennessee or its border states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia

  • Submit 2 Letters of Recommendation that must be emailed to nashvillepanhellenic@gmail.com by the recommenders (cannot be from family members) and includes the name of the applicant in the subject line

  • Submit a letter from your Sorority chapter confirming you are a member in good standing and must contain your current cumulative GPA 

  • Submit a Completed Application 

 

Application Deadline: Application is Closed for 2025. Please check back in the fall for the Spring 2026 deadline.

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Incomplete applications will not be considered.

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For questions, please contact the Scholarship Chair​

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SCHOLARSHIP FAQ

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- What do you consider "Middle Tennessee?" 

For consideration, applicants must have graduated high school in Davidson, Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, or Wilson counties.

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- Do I have to be in a sorority to apply?

Yes. Applicants must be a member in good standing at one of the 26 National Panhellenic Conference sororities. You can find a list here.

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- How can I use the funds?

Scholarships can be used for tuition, school fees, textbooks, or sorority dues. 

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- How will I receive the funds?

The scholarship check will be mailed directly to the school's financial office and will be added to your account. 

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Congratulations & Best of Luck to the 2025 Scholarship Recipients: 

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Brooklyn Boyd

Alpha Delta Pi, Vanderbilt University

Brooklyn Boyd is from Hendersonville, TN and is currently attending Vanderbilt University. She is a sophomore majoring in Child Development and Mathematics with a minor in Business. Currently, she is serving as Vice President of Finance for the Zeta Rho chapter of Alpha Delta Pi. Outside of her sorority, Brooklyn is a part of 'Dore for a Day and Next Steps Ambassadors programs on campus. She enjoys being involved and serving her Nashville community.

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Hannah Davis

Delta Phi Epsilon, University of Georgia

Hannah Davis is from Spring Hill, TN. She attended and graduated from Summit High School last year with the class of 2024 and is now a freshman at the University of Georgia. She is a double major in International Relations and Journalism with a Portuguese minor. Postgraduate, she plans on volunteering with Peace Corp, and going into the Foreign Service sector, ultimately hope to work with the UN. At Summit, she participated and lead various clubs including being Student Body President, Co-President of Dance Marathon, President of Chemistry Club, Treasurer of Summit Girl’s Cotillion, and a general member of the National Honors Society, Best Buddies, and Environmental Club, along with participating as a founding member of the Spartanettes. Hannah is forever grateful for all the volunteer and involvement opportunities that she received at Summit that allowed her to continue on in leadership and community at UGA. At the University of Georgia, she is an America Reads America Counts afterschool tutor at a local elementary school along with being a member of the Morehead honors college, Emerging Greek Leaders, UGA Miracle, Panhellenic Council assistant delegate for the Psi chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon, the Community Service Director of Junior Panhellenic and a recurrent volunteer for the Student Food Pantry and Extra Special People in Athens.

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Alexis Dial

Pi Beta Phi, University of Tennessee Knoxville 

Alexis Dial is from Murfreesboro, TN and will be a sophomore at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. She is majoring in Animal Science Pre-Vet and is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. She loves being active and involved in clubs and sports. She is so grateful to have received this scholarship.

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Cameron Fuller

Alpha Omicron Pi, Cumberland University 

Cameron Fuller is a sophomore at Cumberland University, where she will graduate with an Associate's Degree in Education this May. She plans to continue her education at Cumberland and pursue a Bachelor's in Child Growth and Learning. During her time in the Lambda Omicron Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi, she has served as Director of Philanthropy and Vice President of Membership Integrity, and was recently elected Chapter President for the upcoming fall semester. She is also part of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society for academic excellence and will be inducted into the Order of Omega Honor Society. Being a member of AOII has truly been a blessing in her college journey. It has helped her discover more about herself as a leader and has allowed her to grow as a person.

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Sarah Kessler

Alpha Chi Omega, Vanderbilt University

Sarah Kessler is from Nashville, Tennessee and is currently attending Vanderbilt University. She is a junior majoring in special education. Post grad, she plans to be a special education teacher at a local middle or high school. Sarah is a member of the Zeta Omicron chapter of Alpha Chi Omega where she has served on several committees as well as served as VP Risk Management. Along with her sorority involvement, Sarah is actively involved in the Vanderbilt community by participating in Vanderbilt Student Government, serving as a Residential Advisor, and singing in a collegiate choir. Sarah is extremely grateful for the opportunities not only her chapter has brought her, but the Panhellenic community as a whole. Through her sorority experience, Sarah has learned that true friendships are built on unwavering support, shared growth, and the ability to celebrate each other's successes.

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Anslee Taylor

Delta Zeta, University of Georgia

​Anslee Taylor is from Nashville, TN, where she served as Senior Class President at Hillsboro High School and was named Miss Hillsboro. She is currently a sophomore at the University of Georgia, majoring in Finance and Risk Management & Insurance with a minor in Sport Management. As a member of Delta Zeta, Lee served as New Member Educator Assistant and was selected to represent her chapter as part of the Emerging Greek Leaders program, where she participated in leadership development within Greek life. Lee currently holds the position of Community Outreach Executive Chair for PoliTalk, a non-partisan political society that educates students on current political events and promotes engagement in the political process. She will transition into the role of Vice President in the Fall. In addition, Lee is an active member of UGA’s Women in Finance and Sports Business Club, focusing on career preparation, women's empowerment, and professional development. She is also involved in the Athens Backpack Project, which addresses local homelessness, and volunteers with the Ronald McDonald House Charity Club at the Atlanta house, supporting families in need. 

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