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With their most recent donation, contributions from the Parker County Women's and Newcomers' Club to the Weatherford College Foundation have crossed the $115,000 mark. Established in 1975, PCWNC began its WC scholarship program in 1998. The scholarship is earmarked for female non-traditional students residing in Parker, Palo Pinto, Jack, Hook or Wise counties.
The club funds its scholarship primarily through membership dues, donations and fundraisers.
"Not only does the club provide scholarships, they also serve as mentors to their students," said Brent Baker, WC vice president of institutional advancement. "They invite the students to their monthly meetings and send them care packages during finals week and other times during the year. It's a very special relationship."
Parker Country Women’s and Newcomers' Club was founded in 1975 to welcome newcomers to Weatherford and to promote social and service projects for all Parker County women.
In 1998 the Club discussed what service project they could support with their minor means of a few hundred dollars. One member suggested a scholarship fund. This small suggestion sparked a dream that involved helping nontraditional students such as mothers or women returning to school.
That vision is now the reality of our Weatherford College Scholarship program and our vision continues to expand. Applicants must apply through WC.
In 1999, we awarded our first $1,000 scholarship. Our scholarships can cover tuition, books, fees, and supplies to women who could otherwise only dream of expanding their education.
Our scholarship program is supported totally through a variety of activities. Some of those activities are our Club Shop, annual Silent Auction, and Scholarship luncheon. Our members help us continue to provide dreams for our future scholarship recipients.
Kerith is working on a degree in accounting to be able to work with small agricultural businesses.
Sara completed her radiology tech course that was funded by PCWNC and is now taking courses for a bachelor's degree.
Susan is an LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) transitioning to an Associate Degree in Nursing.
Connie Krynicki
Kristi Ramon
Michelle Cooksey
Janice Odom
Krista Thompson
Pamela Arneaux
Claudia Gammon
Sheryl Barnard
Vickie Brown
Jody Griffin
Melanie Myers
Annette Harrington
Belinda Chartier
Wendy Rohmann
Adchara Peterson
Chelsey Williams
Stephanie Justice
Sandra Rivera
Chanel Smith
Jennifer Pitts
Sonja Hollister Byrd
Corey Chabert
Brittany Harris
Amber Whisenhunt
Crystal Kirk
Tanya Black
Arlene Booth
Rhonda Harlee
Clara Moltz
Anabel Olvera
Stephanie Justice
Arielle Duncan
Holley Barash
Megan Klix
Bailey Hodges
Elizabeth Pardue
Kasandra Morgan
April Jones
Brandy Lazarine
Cody Earnst
Stephanie Taylor
Eva Cortez
Sara Hellums
Kerith Carr
Susan Wood
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