2023 Alabama Farm Credit Scholarship Recipients
Alabama Farm Credit is pleased to announce the Alabama Farm Credit Scholarship Program, providing scholarships to high school seniors entering college and two-year college graduates pursuing further education at a four-year university. Our program offers two distinct scholarships, each tailored to benefit specific groups of students. The Young Roots Scholarship is for high school seniors passionate about pursuing a degree in agriculture, accounting, forestry, finance, or business. Meanwhile, the Cultivating Leaders Scholarship supports students from our local community who are graduating from resident community colleges and are keen on pursuing a four-year degree in any of the abovementioned fields.
On April 28th, Alabama Farm Credit hosted a scholarship brunch for the winners and their families. This event was an excellent time for the association and recipients to network and receive a professional development presentation from HR Manager Debbie Dabbs. We are proud to be able to pour into the next generation in this way and are eager to see how they flourish at their chosen colleges.
Below are the winners from our 2023 program:
Hayden Mitchell
Hayden is graduating from Sylvania High School and plans to attend Auburn University in the fall. He will study Wildlife Science Pre-Vet at Auburn's College of Forestry and Wildlife Science.
Angela Harris
Angela is graduating from Vinemont High School and plans to attend Auburn University in the fall. She is pursuing a degree in accounting to help individuals in rural communities overcome financial difficulties.
Makayla Stewart
Makayla is graduating from Lexington High School and will attend The University of Tennessee at Martin in the fall. She will study Agriculture with a concentration in Veterinary Science and a minor in Agricultural Business.
Ethan Tapscott
Callie Ashley
Carlin Parrish
Mary Ortiz
Mary is graduating from Calhoun Community College and is continuing her education at Auburn in the fall. She plans to study agriculture to start her successful farm and homestead.