The Regents' Scholars Program provides scholarships of up to $5,000 per year to hundreds of first-generation college students at Texas A&M through the Texas A&M Foundation.
"This scholarship has meant more to me than just funding. It has allowed me to focus on my education and the things that I care about the most without having to worry about paying for college, as well as given me wonderful first time experiences that I won't soon forget," said Kimberly Berry '16, a senior from Houston, Texas, majoring in performance studies with a minor in business administration.
As if serving as a major unit commander in the Corps of Cadets and being a Regents' Scholar were not enough, Berry has also served on the Liberal Arts Student Council for three years, served as chapter treasurer and president of the national theatre honor society Alpha Psi Omega, and is a member of Aggie Artists, a Christian student organization that fosters creative expression.
Kimberly Berry '16 with her mother, Cheryl Berry.
Learn more about how receiving a Regents' Scholarship has enhanced Kimberly Berry's experiences as an Aggie.
The Texas A&M Foundation is a nonprofit organization that receives major gifts and manages endowments for Texas A&M University. This year, the Foundation will provide $77.9 million for scholarships, faculty support, leadership programs and construction projects. Request your A&M Support Kit to learn how you can make a difference at Texas A&M through a gift to the Foundation.
"This scholarship has meant more to me than just funding. It has allowed me to focus on my education and the things that I care about the most without having to worry about paying for college, as well as given me wonderful first time experiences that I won't soon forget," said Kimberly Berry '16, a senior from Houston, Texas, majoring in performance studies with a minor in business administration.
As if serving as a major unit commander in the Corps of Cadets and being a Regents' Scholar were not enough, Berry has also served on the Liberal Arts Student Council for three years, served as chapter treasurer and president of the national theatre honor society Alpha Psi Omega, and is a member of Aggie Artists, a Christian student organization that fosters creative expression.
Kimberly Berry '16 with her mother, Cheryl Berry.
Learn more about how receiving a Regents' Scholarship has enhanced Kimberly Berry's experiences as an Aggie.
The Texas A&M Foundation is a nonprofit organization that receives major gifts and manages endowments for Texas A&M University. This year, the Foundation will provide $77.9 million for scholarships, faculty support, leadership programs and construction projects. Request your A&M Support Kit to learn how you can make a difference at Texas A&M through a gift to the Foundation.
