The Texas Southwest Scholarship Program is organized by the Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdict

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The Texas Southwest Scholarship Program is
organized by the Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical
Jurisdiction under the leadership ofBishop S.E.
Iglehart and Mother Annie Mae Cooper.
PurposeThe purpose of the program is to
assist deserving students by granting
scholarships and by promoting academic excellence
for our Texas Southwest COGIC youth.
Scholarship AwardsOur awards are in four
categories1. The Bishop Thaddaeus D. Iglehart
Memorial Scholarship - 1,5002. The Mother Emma
F. Crouch Memorial Scholarship - 1,0003. The
Mother Dessie Mae Iglehart Memorial Scholarship -
5004. The Superintendent Thomas Johnson
Memorial Scholarship - 2505. The Bishop S.E.
Iglehart/Mother Annie M. Cooper, Second Chance
Scholarship - 800
Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction 2005
Scholarship Program

• ?Letter of Introduction
• ? Official Staff
• ? Scope of Program
• ? Important Dates
• ? Scholarships
• ? Application
• ? School Recommendation
• ? Essay Topic
• ? Sponsors Donations
• ? Scholarship Recipients

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Letter of Introduction
Bishop S.E. Iglehart, Jurisdictional Prelate The
Church has always played an important role in the
development of youth. Our youth receive biblical
training and see examples for a successful and
fruitful life. With the inception and development
of the Texas Southwest Jurisdiction scholarship
program, the church is continuing to play an
important role in the development of youth for
the benefit of the church and society. The
pioneers, for which these scholarships are named,
cultivated an atmosphere that encouraged academic
achievement, as well as, spiritual excellence.
The late Bishop T.D. Iglehart, the late Mother
Emma F. Crouch, the late Mother Dessie Mae
Iglehart, and the late Superintendent Thomas
Johnson have left a pattern of hard work and a
legacy of achievement for our youth to ignite
their fires of imagination, motivation and hope.
It gives me immense pleasure to continue a
program that was sanctioned by my father, the
late Bishop T.D. Iglehart. Congratulations to
each recipient, I applaud your academic success.
May the Lord bless your endeavors.
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Scholarship Committee

• Mother Annie M. Cooper, Supervisor of Women
• President of TXSW Scholarship Program
• 748 Marion Anderson, Port Arthur, Texas 77640
  409-982-4601 (Home), 409-983-2892 (Fax)
• ?Elder Kenneth Flye, Chairperson
• 602 S. Ellison Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78245
• 210-680-6659 (Home), 210-648-5430 (Church),
  210-685-3831 (Cellular) Email ickk_at_sbcglobal.net
  or flye_at_sbcglobal.net
• Website www.flye-enterprize.com
• Superintendent Shelton C. Rhodes, Vice
  Chairperson
• 4210 Hemlock Blvd - Temple, Texas
• 76502 254-770-0631 (Home), 254-939-1697 (Church)
  Email shelton.rhodes_at_tx.usda.gov"
• Missionary Pamela Romi Donald, Secretary/Treasurer
  
• 1525 E. 29th Street 1004 Bryan, Texas 77802
  979-779-3989 (Home), 979-822-2096 (Church) Email
  pdonald_at_snook.k12.tx.us" ? Missionary Bobbie
  Hall-Weakly, Member
• 5810 Hammermill Run, Austin, Texas 78744
• 512-441-8592 (Home),512-453-9069 (Church) Email
  hallcomm_at_netzero.net" ? Missionary Barbara
  Wilder, Member
• 2325 Colcord, Temple, Texas 76501 (254)-756-5982
  (Home), 254-799-3796 (Church) ? Sister Rosemary
  T. Watford, Member
• 505 High Country Ridge San Antonio, Texas
  78260-1827 830-980-3807 (Home) Email
  rosieblu_at_hotmail.com ? Minister Roy Gillis,
  Advisor
• 10143 Polo Park Circle Waco, Texas 76712
  254-666-2826 (Office), 817-401-3580(Cellular)
  Email commor_at_aol.com ? Sister Latisha Duriso,
  Member
• 823 Majestic Hewitt,Texas 76643 254-420-3292
  Email blessedprincess_at_hotmil.com

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Scope of Program

• Title Texas Southwest Scholarship Program
• Title of scholarships  
• 1.    Bishop T. D. Iglehart Memorial Scholarship
• 2.    Mother Emma F. Crouch Memorial Scholarship
• 3.    Mother Dessie Mae Iglehart Memorial
  Scholarship
• 4.    Superintendent Thomas Johnson Memorial
  Scholarship
• 5.    Bishop S.E. Iglehart/Mother Annie Mae
  Cooper Scholarship
• Sponsoring Organization
• Name Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction
  Church of God in Christ
• Address Send all scholarship correspondence to
• Texas Southwest Scholarship Committee c/o
  Missionary Pamela Donald 1525 East 29th Street,
  1004 Bryan, TX 77802
•   Purpose
• To provide financial assistance to Church of God
  in Christ-Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical
  Jurisdiction high school graduating seniors who
  are interested in receiving a degree from a
  college, university, or vocational school.
•   Eligibility
• Outlines the perimeters for receiving funds from
  the scholarship program
• This program is open to high school graduating
  seniors, who are members of the Church of God in
  Christ-Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical
  Jurisdiction, with a grade point average of 2.0
  or higher.
•   Financial Data
• The amount of funds or stipends made available
  for the scholarship program.
• Each of the scholarships will be awarded for one
  academic year beginning the Fall semester of the
  year of the award.

Continued Duration Time period for which
support is provided The scholarships will be for
one (1) academic school year for undergraduate
students.   Special Features Any unusual
benefits, features, requirements associated with
the program. To apply for the Texas Southwest
Scholarship Program, applicants must complete a
Texas Southwest Scholarship Application
packet. Applications may be secured from via
website http//www.flye-enterprize.com or by
writing to Texas Southwest Scholarship Program
Attn Pamela Donald, Secretary 1525 E. 29th,
1004 Bryan, TX 77802 Limitations Any unusual
restrictions for requirements associated with the
program. If the recipient of the scholarship
should drop-out or receive failing grades, funds
will be terminated and/or repayment may be
required. Number of Awards Total number of
recipients each year. This number is based on
available funds. Four scholarships will be
awarded each year. Deadline The month by which
application must be submitted. Application packet
must be postmarked by March 31 of each year.
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Important Dates to Remember
MAIL YOUR COMPLETED SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION TO
THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE BY MARCH 31, 2005
YOUR APPLICATION MUST BE POSTMARKED BY THIS
DATE. Texas Southwest Scholarship Program 1525
East 29th, 1004 Bryan, TX 77802 Attn Missionary
Pamela Donald, Secretary   Dates to
remember February 15, 2005 - Application forms
available http//www.texassouthwestcogic.com Marc
h 31, 2005 - Completed application packets are
due to Scholarship Committee May, 2005 -
Application review June, 2005 - Scholarship
Interviews (During the Texas Southwest AIM
Convention) July 2005 - Scholarship awards
announced (During the Holy Convocation in Waco,
TX)
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Scholarships
?The T. D. Iglehart Memorial Scholarship(1500.00
) This scholarship shall be the most prestigious
of the three and it shall be given to the top
student based overall rating of the scholarship
committee.  ?The Emma F. Crouch Memorial
Scholarship (1000.00) This scholarship shall be
given to the second place student.   ?The Bishop
S.E. Iglehart/Mother Annie M. Cooper, Second
Chance Scholarship (800) ?The Dessie Mae
Iglehart Memorial Scholarship(500.00) This
scholarship shall be given to the third place
student.    ?The Superintendent Thomas Johnson
Memorial Scholarship(250.00) This scholarship
shall be given to the fourth place student.
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Application Formease be sure to download the
school recommendation form)
This completed form must be postmarked by March
31, 2005 to be considered for participation in
the Texas Southwest Scholarship Program. Submit
information to Texas Southwest Scholarship
Committee c/o Missionary Pamela Donald ? 1525
East 29th Street, 1004 ? Bryan, TX 77802
Application Procedure  Step One Fill out a
Scholarship Application Packet.   Step Two Obtain
the necessary materials and include it with your
application packet. 1. Completed application
form 2. Completed school recommendation form 3.
Completed letter of recommendation from pastor 4.
Completed essay of 300-400 words on designated
topic 5.Completed required in person interview
with the scholarship committee NOTE After the
Scholarship Committee receives your completed
application packet. You will be notified of your
interview date which will be during the week of
the Texas Southwest State AIM meeting during the
month of June. Please mark your calendars for the
interview. See the official state
calendar.) Step Three MAIL YOUR COMPLETED
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION TO THE SCHOLARSHIP
COMMITTEE BY MARCH 31, 2005. YOUR APPLICATION
MUST BE POSTMARKED BY THIS DATE. Texas Southwest
Scholarship Program ? Attn Missionary Pamela
Donald, Secretary ? 1525 East 29th, 1004 ?
Bryan, TX 77802
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Application Form (continued)
Biographical Information
Legal name in full(Please type)
_________________________________________________
___________________ Last, First, Middle Sex
(Circle one) Female or Male Permanent home
address _________________________________________
________________________________ Number and
street City/Town State Zip Code Telephone________
_ Date of Birth__________ Age______
SSN_________________ Are you a U. S. Citizen?
_____ Yes _____ No   Education 1. Name of high
school now attending______________________________
_______ City ________________________ State
_______________ Zip code ___________ Expected
date of graduation _______________________________
____________ Class rank _______ No. in class
_________ GPA(on a 4.0 scale) ______________   ACT
COMPOSITE SCORE ______ SAT COMBINED SCORE
_____________
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Application Form (continued)
2. List any other schools that you attended in
the last four (4) years. List the schools in
order of attendance, with the one you attended
most recently first.
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Application Form (continued)
3. List any advanced or special programs, courses
or summer courses you have taken. List the most
recent course or program first.
 
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Application Form (continued)

• 4. Name of first-choice college or university
  __________________________
• City _______________________ State
  _____________________________
•  
• Name of second-choice college or university
  __________________________
• City ________________________ State
  _________________________
•  
• What course of study(major) will you pursue? (You
  may indicate more that one. List in priority
  order.)
• 1st ________________________ 2nd
  ___________________________ 3rd
  ____________________
•  
• 6. Have you applied to other institutions? Yes
  __________ No __________ If yes, please list
  below
•  
• __________________________________________________
  ______________________________________
• 7. Have you made any chosen career paths? Yes
  __________ No __________

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Application Form (continued)
Your Activities and Work Experience NOTE Be
concise. Limit your answers to the space provided.
1. List activities in which you have
participated in your church at the local,
district, state and/or national level (such as
Youth Department, Sunday School, Auxiliary In
Ministries (AIM), Vacation Bible School) Place an
X in front of those activities you consider most
important.
         
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Application Form (continued)

• List activities in which you have participated in
  your school (such as academic, publications,
  debating, dramatics, sports, music, art, student
  government, and clubs)
• Place an X in front of those activities you
  consider most important.

     
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Application Form (continued)
3. List any special talents (such as music, art
or sports) that you pursue outside of school.
         
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Application Form (continued)
 4. List community activities in which you have
participated without pay (such as candy striping,
religious work, drug hotlines and outreach
programs). 
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Application Form (continued)
5. List jobs (including summer employment) you
have held in the past 3 or 4 years.
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Application Form (continued)
 Leisure-Time Activities  1. What is the most
stimulating book or article (other than those for
school assignments) you have read in the last 6
months? Why did you find in stimulating?     2.
What do you do for relaxation and fun?         3.
Describe your leadership role in activities in
your church, school and community. What qualities
of yours distinguish you as a leader?        4.
Please describe any characteristics of yourself
or your family that have been important to your
personal development.        Candidate's
Self-Assessment  1. Describe a recent experience
that has given you a sense of satisfaction or
pride. Explain why you were satisfied or
proud.        2. Briefly, discuss why you want to
study ____________________________________________
_ in college. Field of study     Please review
this form to make sure you have answered all
questions completely. Proofread your responses. I
certify that I completed this application and
that all statements made are true and accurate to
the best of my knowledge. (A false statement
could eliminate me from consideration for this
scholarship.)   Date _________________________
Signature ____________________________________
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School Recommendation
This completed form and candidate's transcript
must be postmarked by March 31, 2005 to be
considered for participation in the Texas
Southwest Scholarship Program. Submit information
to Texas Southwest Scholarship Committee?c/o
Missionary Pamela Donald?1525 East 29th Street,
1004?Bryan, TX 77802 Name of principal
_________________________________________
(Last, First,
Middle) Are you confident that the student will
receive a high school diploma during the current
academic year? ____________ Yes __________ No If
no, please explain. ______________________________
_______________________________________ Student's
class rank ______________________ How many
students in the class? ____________________ Studen
t's grade point average ____________ This GPA is
based on _______________semesters. ACT Composite
Score ______________________ SAT Combined Score
_____________________ Who is evaluating the
student on the following pages?   Name
________________________________ Relationship to
the student ___________________________ Principal,
Teacher, Counselor What is the population of
the community in which your school is
located? _____ Less than 500 _____ 500-1,499
_____ 1,500-4,999 ______ 5,000-24,999 _____
25,000-99,999_____..Over 100,000      In the
following items, please be concise. Use examples
to support your comments. Limit your responses to
the space provided.   1. What economic or social
conditions characterize your community and most
of the parents of the children in your school?
For example, is your community a university town,
a mill town or a farming area?       2.
Considering this student's interests, work
habits, and life goals, what is your assessment
of the chances that the student will be motivated
to take advantage of the opportunities available
in college? Please give reasons for your
assessments.        3. What special features are
parts of your school's curriculum (e.g. AP and
honor courses, college study, independent study)?
Has the student taken advantage of the most
challenging opportunities your school has to
offer?
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School Recommendation (continued)
4. Has the student given any strong evidence of
leadership ability? _____Yes _____No. Please
explain the criteria on which you base your
judgement and how the student meets those
criteria.        5. Describe how this student
demonstrates strong character (e.g. integrity,
independence, loyalty, patriotism,
self-discipline, and willingness to work hard,
kindness, and commitment to high ideals and
caring for others).       6. Has the student
shown exceptional talent or originality in any
specific field such as art, music, science,
language, or mathematics? If yes, please cite
examples.       7. What is the student's
principal strength?      8. What is the student's
principal weakness?      
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School Recommendation (continued)
Sometimes special circumstances should be
considered when evaluating a student's
achievement record and test scores. In your
opinion, this student may have been disadvantage
by any such circumstances, please specify by
circling one area per questions. 1. Participation
is discussion Always involved, often initiates
discussion, occasionally participates, seldom
participates, not applicable   2. Involvement in
classroom activities Active, usually shows
genuine interest, mild, politely attentive,
languid, attention often, acillates greatly, poor
understanding   3. Pursuit of independent
study Considerable study and major project(s),
some study and minor projects(s), no evidence of
independent study, not applicable,   4. Evenness
of Performance Even, varies no more the one
mark, slightly unven, often varies two marks,
erratic, performance fluctuate greatly,
inadequate opportunity to observe.   5. Critical
and questioning attitude Often challenges,
occasionally probes, rarely questions, not
applicable  
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School Recommendation(continued)
6. Depth of understanding Excellent insight,
good understanding, some insight, little insight,
not applicable   7. Personal responsibility Alway
s accepts fully, usually accepts fully, sometimes
refuses, often refuses   8. Consideration for
others Always considerate of others' rights and
feelings, usually considerate, sometimes
inconsiderate, often inconsiderate     Secondary
School Record Note Please attach a copy of the
student's secondary school transcript, including
grades 9 through 12. If the transcript is not
provided, the candidate will be placed at a
disadvantage in relations to other
candidates.   __________________
_____________________________________
______________________________ Date Evaluator's
signature Title     __________________
_____________________________________
______________________________ Date Evaluator's
signature Title
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ESSAY TOPIC 2005
Texas Southwest Scholarship Program ESSAY TOPIC -
2005 Share your insight into the following
statement Explore the concept of "Freedom" What
does it mean to be a free nation and a free
people?
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SPONSORS DONATIONS
Sponsors Donations Churches, jurisdictional
departments, auxiliaries, units, businesses
and/or individuals are asked to make an annual
contribution to the scholarship fund. All funds
will be recognized however, special recognition
will be given to the following categories DONA
TIONS CATERGORIES Gold-500.00 and
above Silver-250.00 -499.99 Bronze-100.00-24
9.99
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Scholarship Recipients

The recipients for Year 2000 were Bishop T. D.
Iglehart Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 Natasha
Nakee' Dennis Mother Emma Francis Crouch
Memorial Scholarship 1,000.00Jessie Harold
Porter, III Mother Dessie Mae Iglehart
Scholarship 500.00 Traci LeAnn Johnson
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The recipients for Year 2001 were Bishop T. D.
Iglehart Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 Roycelyn
Janette Murray Mother Emma Francis Crouch
Memorial Scholarship 1,000.00 Aubrette Yvonne
DavisMother Dessie Mae Iglehart Scholarship
500.00 Jodie Marie StoutSuperintendent Thomas
Johnson 500.00 Gynell LaSha Mims Mother
Freddie Bell, National Hospitality
300.00 Tiffani Marie Ware Mother Freddie Bell,
National Hospitality 500.00 Darnell Reynard
Edward
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The recipients for Year 2002 were Bishop T. D.
Iglehart Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 Cedrick
Allen Johnson Mother Emma Francis Crouch
Memorial Scholarship 1,000.00Halee Nicole
Porter Mother Dessie Mae Iglehart Scholarship
500.00 Leonard E. Simpson, III Superintendent
Thomas Johnson 500.00 Faith A. Redwine
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The recipients for Year 2003 were Bishop T. D.
Iglehart Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 Mary
Alice Murray Mother Emma Francis Crouch
Memorial Scholarship 1,000.00Edward John
Wallace, Jr Mother Dessie Mae Iglehart
Scholarship 500.00 Ericka M. Williams
Superintendent Thomas Johnson 500.00 Rodney
Charles Sherman, Jr
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