USAWOA Scholarship Foundation

Supporting the education of Warrant Officer families since 2003

USAWOA Scholarship Foundation

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7 days. 6 nights.

Win a Wyndham resort getaway.
Support Warrant Officer families.

Estimated prize value: $1,200

Enter for a chance to win a 7-day, 6-night stay at a Wyndham resort in the continental United States, valued at approximately $1,200.

ONE TICKET$25Your chance at a getaway
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All proceeds benefit the USAWOA Scholarship Foundation and help support educational opportunities for Warrant Officer families.

Choose from more than 200 Wyndham resorts. The prize includes a one-, two-, three-, or four-bedroom unit, including suites, if available at your desired destination.

All six nights must be taken together. Must book by 31 December 2027. Transportation, meals, personal expenses, and incidentals are NOT included.

Drawing: First week of January 2027

πŸŽ‰ 2026–2027 Scholarship Award Recipients

CW5 (Ret.) Jim White, Chairman/CEO of the USAWOASF, and the Board of Directors are pleased to announce the scholarship award recipients for the 2026–2027 Academic School Year.

The USAWOASF Selection Committee convened on Saturday, 24 July 2026, in Columbia, SC, to conduct a rigorous evaluation of all competitive applications received. The Executive Board of Directors authorized funding for five $1,500 Traditional Scholarships, four $500 Book Scholarships, andβ€”for the first time in foundation historyβ€”two $500 Vocational / Technical School Scholarships. All checks are disbursed directly to each student's designated college, university, or vocational institution on their behalf.

πŸŽ–οΈ Our Sincere Gratitude to Foundation Benefactors

The Jack B. Sacks Foundation: Jack Sacks retired as General Advertising Manager of the Washington Post in 1967. His grandson, CW4 (Ret.) Jack DuTeil, proudly serves as Vice President of his foundation, which has funded hundreds of scholarships since 1968, including multiple USAWOA annual grants.
The Estate of CW4 (Ret.) Robert (Bob) & Mrs. Rose Scott: CW4 Scott passed away in March 2015 and Rose in December 2018. Through a generous endowment from their combined estate, Warrant Officer children receive scholarships each year in their honored names.
Redstone Arsenal Silver Chapter, Sponsors & Members: Special recognition to the Redstone Arsenal Silver Chapter for dedicated book scholarship grants, and Corporate Partner Peter Radvanyi of Radvanyi Wealth Management for gratis investment stewardship.
Traditional College Scholarships ($1,500 Each) 5 Recipients
Sarah Bownam - Scholarship Winner
CW4 (Ret.) Bob & Rose Scott Scholarship

Sarah Bowman

Granddaughter of CW4 (Ret.) John R. Stoffa Jr.
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA • Chemistry
Natalie Buss - Scholarship Winner
Jack B. Sacks Foundation Scholarship

Natalie Buss

Granddaughter of CW4 (Ret.) William (Bill) Buss
University of Minnesota Twin Cities Minneapolis, MN • Nursing (Minor: Public Health)
Aubrynn Rotering - Scholarship Winner
Jack B. Sacks Foundation Scholarship

Aubrynn Rotering

Granddaughter of CW5 (Ret.) Lee P. Olofson
University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, WI • Environmental Science
Miranda Miller - Scholarship Winner
The Quiet Professionals Scholarship

Miranda Miller

Daughter of CW4 Matthew Miller
Montana State University Bozeman, MT • Kinesiology
Jahmel Bivines - Scholarship Winner
USAWOASF Foundation Scholarship

Jahmel Bivines

Son of CW3 LaToya Cooper
Morehouse College Atlanta, GA • Psychology
Book Scholarships ($500 Each) 4 Recipients
Julia Sasa - Book Scholarship Winner
Jack B. Sacks Book Scholarship

Julia Sasa

Stepdaughter of CW5 Stephen C. Glowzenski
Rutgers University – New Jersey Piscataway, NJ • Cell Biology & Neuroscience
Isabelle Perez - Book Scholarship Winner
Jack B. Sacks Book Scholarship

Isabelle Perez

Daughter of CW2 (Ret.) Carlos Perez
Baylor University Waco, TX • Biology
Blayke Norton - Book Scholarship Winner
Redstone Arsenal Silver Chapter Award

Blayke Norton

Daughter of CW4 James Norton
University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA • Criminology & Criminal Justice
Payton Smith - Book Scholarship Winner
Redstone Arsenal Silver Chapter Award

Payton Smith

Daughter of CW2 (Ret.) John Smith
Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL • Psychology
Inaugural Vocational / Technical Scholarships ($500 Each) 2 Recipients
Jalynn Morlan - VoTec Scholarship Winner
USAWOASF Vo-Tech Scholarship

Jalynn Morlan

Daughter of CW4 Jessie Morlan
Athens Technical College North Athens, GA • Cosmetology
Jalynn Morlan - VoTec Scholarship Winner
USAWOASF Vo-Tech Scholarship

Sydnee Stanley

Daughter of CW4 Devin Stanley
Cochise College Sierra Vista, AZ • Nursing (AAS)

Scholarship Programs & Eligibility Guidelines

The United States Army Warrant Officers Association Scholarship Foundation (USAWOASF) was incorporated and federally recognized as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in 2003 and operates as a separate entity from the United States Army Warrant Officers Association (USAWOA).

πŸŽ“ TWO SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS AVAILABLE ANNUALLY:

1. Traditional College Scholarship - For students attending 4-year accredited colleges and universities pursuing bachelor's degrees.

2. Vocational/Technical College Scholarship - For students attending accredited vocational schools or technical colleges in any field of study (typically 2-year certification or associate programs; students may apply for a second year after successful completion of year one).

Eligibility

Both scholarship programs are open to children (natural and adopted), grandchildren, and dependent stepchildren of members in good standing of the USAWOA. Sponsoring members must have been members of the USAWOA at the date of application submission.

Annual Program Timeline

  • Application Window Opens: February 1
  • Packet Submission Deadline: Received NLT June 30
  • Selection Board Convenes: Late July
  • Recipient Announcements: First week of August
  • Disbursement: Paid directly to academic/bursar financial offices

Application Packets & Guidance Reference

Review the application forms and submission packets below for program requirements, essay prompts, and evaluation criteria:

πŸŽ“ Traditional College Scholarship Packet

For students attending 4-year colleges and universities

πŸ“¦ Traditional Scholarship Packet Documents

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USAWOASF 2026-2 (Application Form)
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USAWOASF 2026-4
USAWOASF Packet Check List (Required)

πŸ”§ Vocational / Technical College Scholarship Packet

For students attending accredited vocational schools and technical colleges

πŸ“¦ Vocational/Technical Scholarship Packet Documents

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USAWOASF VT 2026-2 (Application Form)
USAWOASF VT 2026-3
USAWOASF VT 2026-4
USAWOASF Packet Check List (Required)

Completed application packets and official transcripts must be mailed directly to:

CW5 (Ret) Jim White
ATTN: USAWOA SCHOLARSHIP
P.O. Box 606
Helena, AL 35080

Questions? Contact Us

CW5 (Ret) Jim White

Chairman/CEO, USAWOASF

Phone: (585) 216-7237

Email: scholarship@usawoa.org

If your dependents are college bound, please encourage them to prepare for upcoming scholarship opportunities by visiting scholar.usawoa.org.

Support the Foundation

Please consider supporting USAWOASF, and challenge your Chapters and Regions to donate to this worthy cause on behalf of your fellow Warrant Officers and their dependents.

We would like to grow our family of scholarship recipients, but we need your help. Your generous tax-deductible contributions ensure we can sustain and expand these educational opportunities.