Scholarships
The Lambda Theta Alpha Foundation provides annual scholarships for students pursing education at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels. Our goal is to award $1,000 scholarships to seventeen students who demonstrate commitment to advancing their community.
Over the last three years, through your gracious support, we’ve raised funds to award 17 stellar high school, undergraduate, and graduate students $1,000 scholarships! That is over 50,000 in Scholarships in total thus far!
Our 2022-23 LTA Foundation Scholarship Campaign fundraising and awarding cycle is complete and we are currently raising funds for 2023 as we continue to aim to make the dreams of students who are supporting their communities through leadership and service a reality.
The 2023 Scholarship Application has closed.
Please be sure to follow us @ltafoundation on all Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for updates on when the 2024 Application period will open.
Scholarship Recipient
"I am grateful to the LTA Foundation Scholarship because it allows me to focus on my educational pursuits. Scholarships like the LTA Foundation are important because they allow students, at all levels, with additional opportunities to excel in our studies.
As a member of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. I am thankful that the LTA Foundation and its true to service and scholarly excellence. Although I am still grappling with imposter syndrome in my doctoral program, I feel energized to know that my work has received this support".
Ariana Ávila
Ph.D Candidate, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
2021
Scholarship Recipient
"I am grateful to the LTA Foundation Scholarship because it allows me to focus on my educational pursuits. Scholarships like the LTA Foundation are important because they allow students, at all levels, with additional opportunities to excel in our studies.
As a member of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. I am thankful that the LTA Foundation and its true to service and scholarly excellence. Although I am still grappling with imposter syndrome in my doctoral program, I feel energized to know that my work has received this support".
Ariana Ávila
Ph.D Candidate, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
2020
Scholarship Recipient
"Thanks to the scholarship, I am able to focus on my studies and finish my last year of grad school strong! Now I will be accomplishing my goal of getting my Masters in Public Health and using this degree to serve my community and their health needs”.
Marleen Jones - Pool
Yale School of Public Health
2019
Scholarship Recipient
“I decided to initiate a Student Success Center at my school with the Make the Road Youth Leaders. At the center students have access to Youth Leaders that help provide college access support. I aspire to invrea medical care access to underserved communities”.
Omar Husni
High School Recipient
2018