Alderman, M. Kay Endowed Scholarship in Education
The M. Kay Alderman Endowed Scholarship in Education was established by M. Kay Alderman in 2011. She joined The ÈÕº«¹ú²úav¸£Àû of Akron as a full-time faculty member in September 1979 and retired as a professor in the Department of Educational Foundations and Leadership in June 2006. Prior to beginning her career at The ÈÕº«¹ú²úav¸£Àû of Akron, Dr. Alderman taught for many years in the Houston Public School System. While teaching there, she earned her master's degree at The ÈÕº«¹ú²úav¸£Àû of Texas and her doctorate from the ÈÕº«¹ú²úav¸£Àû of Houston.
Dr. Alderman is very active in the volunteer community when it comes to educating children. She has always held a strong belief that teachers make a difference, and she continues to put that belief into practice.
The M. Kay Alderman Endowed Scholarship in Education will be awarded annually to two deserving College of Education students who maintain a GPA of 3.0 and also have a financial need for assistance. It is expected that the recipients have a strong work ethic and a commitment to making a difference for all students. The scholarship is renewable, and the recipients will be determined by the College of Education in conjunction with the Office of Student Financial Aid.