The Southeast Produce Council has announced this year's SEPC Member Scholarship recipients. The SEPC awarded 56 scholarships ($112,000) in 2018, and it increased that to a record-breaking 62 scholarships ($124,000) in 2019 thanks to the dedication of its members.
Scholarships are awarded to applicants who meet the application criteria of having a parent or grandparent who is a corporate member in good standing with the SEPC and has attended at least one SEPC event in the past year. Additionally, applicants must be enrolled with a minimum of 12 credit hours, and special consideration is given to those pursuing a career in the produce industry.
SEPC Member Scholarship recipients receive one $2,000 scholarship annually. Past recipients are eligible; however, they must have maintained a 3.0 GPA, and first preference is given to new applicants.
Congratulations to the 62 recipients of the 2019 SEPC Member Scholarship:
- Kade Adams
- Veronica Baker
- Adrianna Biederman
- Alexandra Biederman
- Megan Borda
- Tyler Boyette
- Hunter Boyette
- James Brown
- Thiago Campbell
- Ashleigh Coffman
- Christopher Congdon
- Kristen Cullen
- James Cunningham
- Erik Daniels
- Rachel Daniels
- Dylan Daniels
- Nicholas DiCarlo
- Patrick Dunleavy
- Zachary Elmer
- Jacob Espey
- Allison Eubanks
- Grayson Ferrell
- Victoria Garrett
- Sydney Hahn
- Noah Harwell
- Kathryn Hearn
- Andrew Hendrix
- Grayson Johnston
- Jake Klausner
- Tyler Koran
- Justin Litaker
- Maria Llanten
- Blaine Millburn
- Savannah Millburn
- Ila Mitchell
- John Mocettini
- Maxwell Mudger
- Cora Neill
- Haidyn Owens
- Olin Paivarinta-Skands
- Kasie Ream
- Tim Ryan
- Carter Schwalls
- Payton Scott
- Emma Scott
- Hudson Sherrod
- Henry Sherrod
- Chapman Shuman
- John Luke Shuman
- Abigail Slagel
- Sebastian Slagel
- Brady (Granger) Slate
- Mari-Ana Smith
- Brittany St. George
- Connor Strady
- Grace Tanner
- Robert Temples
- Philip Temples
- Billie VanStory
- Carlos Visconti
- Krista Williams
- Grace Wilson
For more information on the Southeast Produce Council's scholarship programs, events, and how to get involved, visit www.seproducecouncil.com.
