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Qualifications:

Williamson County A & M Club scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, need, extracurricular activities, community involvement, job history and the students' statements regarding expected academic major and reasons for wanting to attend TAMU. The applicant must be a Williamson County resident and be planning to attend Texas A & M University in College Station. Scholarship amounts are for a total four-year period.

The deadline to apply is APRIL 1. Application must arrive by April 1, not postmarked April 1.
  

Scholarships Offered:

Scholarships are available:

     (3) $3000 General Scholarships 
     (1) $500 Tays Memorial Scholarship
     (1) $5000 Pete and Nell Kauffman Scholarship, granted to a Liberty Hill High School student
                    who intends to pursue an agricultural or a land use major.
     (1) $5000 Pete and Nell Kauffman Scholarship, granted to a Georgetown High School
                    student who intends to pursue an agricultural or a land use major.
                  

Application Process and Deadlines:

To apply, please fill out one of the following forms completely.  The deadline to apply is APRIL 1.  No applications can be accepted after that date.  Please mail completed applications to:

Application Form (PDF)
  

A letter from our Scholarship Chair:

The Williamson County A&M Club is dedicated to providing scholarships for Williamson County seniors graduating from high school and planning to attend our alma mater. Not only is the club dedicated to this endeavor, it is the primary focus of the organization.

The scholarship program began in the late 80's under the leadership of Tommy Magness, in what was then the Georgetown-Sherril A&M Club. From a modest $500 total award for a single student, through the growth of the club and generosity of its members, we have expanded our program to award three, three thousand dollar scholarships annually, along with a $500
scholarship given in memory of Hank Tays. The Tays award is designated to be given to a graduating senior from Georgetown High School. Two new scholarships are being added in 2008. They are the Pete and Nell Kauffman Scholarships. Each scholarship will be valued at $5000.00 and given to a Liberty Hill High School senior and a Georgetown High School senior who intends to major in agriculture or a land use major. Our scholarships are given based on need, scholastic achievement, extra curricular activities and community involvement. The scholarship recipients are introduced and given their award at Muster each year.

The scholarships are funded by the annual dues collected by the club, by our annual fish fry held in May, and through donations by club members and TAMU supporters. Payment of dues is the single most important source of scholarship revenue. Please pay yours at Muster, if you haven't already done so. There is a tremendous number of deserving, talented, capable high school seniors that can benefit from your foresight and generosity.

We currently have many students on scholarship at the University and would like to increase that number. With your support, we can expand what is a very good program into a even better one. Please join me in continuing a vital tradition that strengthens our University with quality students.
Thank you for your support of this program and Gig 'em!

Sincerely,
Patrick Breen, D.V.M.
TAMU '78
Scholarship Chairman