The M. Slade O’Keefe Civil Engineering Scholarship was established by Michael “Slade” O’Keefe. Mr. O’Keefe is a 1991 graduate from the College of Engineering and Technology with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. He is the Vice President of Engineering & Construction for...

The Southern Illinois Chamber Music Society established Southern Illinois Chamber Music Society Endowment at SIU Carbondale to be used in a joint venture with the SIU School of Music to provide scholarships for student string players at the University and programs of...

Southern Illinois Healthcare, a not-for-profit health care system, is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of all of the people in the communities in which they serve. SIH is an organization of people working together and SIH has chosen to honor a...

The Southern Illinois Power Co-Operative Scholarship was established by contributions from SI Power Co-Operative, Egyptian Electric, Southeastern Illinois Electric Co-Op, and Southern Illinois Electric Co-Op and benefits students studying Electrical Engineering.

The John T. Warren Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the research and scholarship of Dr. John T. Warren. Dr. Warren was a prolific scholar within the field of Speech Communication and made significant contributions to the department.

These accounts were established to honor the memory and accomplishments of Senator Penny Severns. Penny Severns (1952–1998) was a member of the Illinois Senate who represented the 51st Senate District from 1987 until her death in February 1998. Senator Severns...

The Professor Edward L. Welch Labor Law Scholarship was established by Edward and Susan Welch to assist students financially to attend the School of Law at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

Southern Illinois University awarded a degree posthumously to a senior photojournalism student, Ryan Rendleman, age 22, who died from injuries received in a car accident on Tuesday, April 29th during the spring semester of 2008. He was on his way to a photo shoot for...

Terry Asher is a lifelong Illinois resident. He was the oldest of three sons and he grew up on a small grain and dairy farm near Loraine in Adams County. Terry discovered SIU and its engineering program during a brief visit in the spring of 1974. He graduated in 1979...

The purpose of The Chicago Farmers is to provide a forum for education and an exchange of information between members and others allied in agribusiness. This is carried out with a number of member directed activities scheduled throughout the year, which provide...

The Educational Council of 100, an area organization, was activated in 1949 to improve teacher training and service at Southern Illinois University.

The Bettye and Gene Lauderdale Scholarship was established by friends and family to honor Bettye and Gene for their years of service to the field of Education.

The Carol Lee Swim Memorial Award was established in memory of Miss Carol Lee Swim with gifts from her family. Miss Swim, a graduate of SIU, was a resident of Energy, IL. The award will be used to support students in the Physical Education program.

The family of Michael Adam Dahl, ’97 graduate of the College of Liberal Arts, has given the memorial funds they received upon his passing to establish a scholarship in printmaking. Adam was an artist living in Colorado when he passed away.

Orville Alexander was a 1931 graduate of Southern Illinois Normal University and later served as the Chair of the Department of Political Science at SIU Carbondale from 1950-1969. He served an additional 7 years with the department before retiring in 1976. ...

The AI H. and James A. Chesser Scholarship was established by David Herndon in honor of his grandfather and uncle. It supports students attending the SIU School of Law.

The Gilbert Family Memorial Scholarship was established by the children of John G. Gilbert, a local attorney and SIU Carbondale graduate, to honor their father John and uncle, W. Philo Gilbert. The Gilbert Family scholarship supports students in the SIU School of Law.

The Barbara Brown Memorial Fund was established by many donors through the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute to honor the life and legacy of Barbara L. Brown, Ph.D. Dr. Brown was a former Clerk of Courts for Randolph County (2000-2012). She earned her doctorate from...