North Central Missouri College Foundation has awarded dual credit scholarships to 35 students from counties within NCMC’s service area.   Recipients of the Jack N. Young, Mildred M. Young, Noble J. Young, and Myra A. Young Dual Credit Scholarship each received a one-time $324 scholarship to use toward their tuition.

The NCMC Foundation Scholarship Committee reviewed more than 120 applications for this competitive annual scholarship program. Applications are accepted until the first Friday in February, with awards announced later that month. Scholarship recipients are strongly encouraged to write thank-you letters expressing their appreciation to the donors who make these awards possible.

Scholarships are one of the most impactful ways to help students afford post-secondary education,” said Kristi Varner, NCMC Scholarship Coordinator.  “The Jack N. Young, Mildred M. Young, Noble J. Young, and Myra A. Young Dual Credit Scholarships make it possible to support dozens of students each year. These awards would not be possible without the Young family’s investment in NCMC through planned giving. Our students are truly fortunate to benefit from such generosity.”

Through NCMC’s Dual Credit program, high school students can make significant progress toward a college degree while completing their high school education. For information about the NCMC Dual Credit program, contact Whitney Trump, Director of Regional Programs, at (660) 357-6318 or [email protected].  For information on NCMC Foundation Scholarships contact Kristi Varner, Scholarship Coordinator, at (660) 357-6321 or [email protected].

The NCMC Foundation is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works in partnership with North Central Missouri College to expand access, strengthen opportunity, and support student success. Through scholarships, fundraising, and collaborative initiatives, the Foundation advances educational attainment and institutional growth. The NCMC Foundation Board is comprised of NCMC/TJC alumni, business and community leaders, and friends of the College who support the Foundation’s objectives and the mission and vision of NCMC. To learn more, visit www.ncmissouri.edu/foundation/.

Full list of recipients

First NameLast NameHigh School
BobbyMillerAlbany R III High School
EnVeeRossBenton High School
WrenCoatsBraymer C-4 High School
RemiBergerBrookfield R-III High School
LaunaFordBucklin R-II High School
AspenZerbeCainsville R-I High School
TrixieLeppinChillicothe R-II Senior High School
LaceyHolcombGallatin R-V High School
ClareGordonGreen City High School
KinsleyAllnuttGrundy R-V High School
AveryGreggGilman City High School
AllisonRileyJefferson C-123 High School
ZaneMcCauslinMarceline R-V High School
MyleeBackmanMaryville High School
SpenserCoramMeadville R-IV High School
JazminCisneros GarciaMilan C-2 High School
EllieFordyceNewtown-Harris R-III High School
CambrielleSteebyNorth Andrew R-VI High School
KendraMcMahonNorth Daviess High School
LelaHartschenNorth Harrison R-III High School
PeytonWellsNorth Mercer R-III High School
LacyRileyNorth Nodaway R-VI High School
BriannaBarberPenney High School
JorjaEbertPolo R-VII High School
KadencePowerPrinceton High School
BryceMcCreePutnam County R-I High School
ScarlettOttSaint Joseph Christian School
CarltonCrumbSavannah R-III High School
KenleyBurkheadSouth Harrison High School
KatelynSchumanSouth Holt R-I High School
MyaWraySouth Nodaway R-IV High School
DanniIrvineTarkio High School
AddisonDoddsTri-County R-VII High School
HayleeDawsonWest Nodaway R-I High School
BaileySteeleWorth County R-III High School