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MSU Announces Scholarships For Area Students

​July 15, 2020
PictureThe Bear statue outside of Plaster Stadium on the Missouri State University campus.
Missouri State University recently awarded scholarships to incoming students for the 2020-21 academic year.


These students were selected from those who applied based on their ACT (American College Test) scores, GPA, standing in graduating class and leadership shown in community and school activities.


Several students from Stone County were selected for scholarships. These recipients are listed with the scholarship they received below by home town. 


From Blue Eye, Brooklynn Paige Box received the Transfer Academic Scholarship; Megan Joan Johnson the Provost Scholarship; and Alyson Leigh Morgan received the Transfer Academic Scholarship.


Two individuals with Branson addresses in Stone County also received scholarships. They are Mackenzie Lane Godfrey, recipient of the Board of Governors Scholarship, and Jocelyne Rose Thomas, who received the Missouri State Promise Scholarship.


Leah Michele Stichler, of Branson West, was selected for the Transfer Academic Scholarship.


Kimberling City’s Rebekah Renee Richardson was awarded the Missouri State Promise Scholarship.


Aaron Michael Engleman, of Nixa, received the Deans Scholarship.


From Reeds Spring, Madison Nicole Cobb and Abby Joy Van Haitsma were both awarded the Provost Scholarship.


Khloee Rose Lathrum, of Shell Knob, was awarded the Board of Governors Scholarship.


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  • Inside This Week's Issue
    • ​Amendment 3: Recreational marijuana vote in November
    • Crane Boys & Girls Club will open fully at start of school year
    • More assistance now available to help local families enjoy more fresh fruits and vegetables
    • Sex offender sentenced for his crimes
    • Department of Conservation reminds off-roaders that riding in Missouri streams and rivers is off-limits
    • Ozarks Teen Challenge Opens New Academic Building
    • Galena FFA recognized nationally as 3 -Star Chapter
    • School Foundation Seeks Sponsors for Golf Tournament
    • Galena R-2 School District announces revised free and reduced price lunch policy for 2022-2023 school year
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