The Beta Nu Chapter Leadership Fund is a fund established by the Beta Nu Chapter. When fully endowed, this fund shall be used to send an undergraduate member of Beta Nu Chapter to attend a leadership program offered by Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. As of May 11th, it was $19,040 away from being fully endowed.
The Catherine Davis Stanley Scholarship was established in 1989 by George Woods Stanley, husband of Catherine Davis Stanley, Beta Nu—University of Georgia. It is awarded annually to a member of Beta Nu—University of Georgia or Delta—University of Texas. This scholarship is currently awarded thanks to supplemental funds from the general scholarship fund. This fund was established long before the minimum endowment level was raised to $25,000. An additional $15,240 would allow this fund to stand on its own. The 2018-2019 recipient of this scholarship was Lauren C. Ysa, Delta—University of Texas.
The Deen Day Sanders Scholarship was established in 2017 by the Greater Atlanta Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association to benefit members of any chapter in the state of Georgia. As of March 12th, this fund was $15,910.49 away from being fully endowed.
The Jean Harriet Pund Bruner Scholarship for Beta Nu was established in 2013 by the Beta Nu House Corporation and Beta Nu Chapter. The 2018-2019 recipient of this scholarship was Lauren C. Watts, Beta Nu—University of Georgia.
The Lucy Candler Leide Scholarship was established as part of the We Believe Campaign by Vesta Owens Jones, Beta Nu—University of Georgia, in memory of her grandmother, Lucy Candler Leide, Alpha—Wesleyan College. This scholarship is for members at Kappa—Samford University, Lambda—Brenau University, and Beta Nu—University of Georgia. It will be awarded for the first time during the 2019-2020 academic year.
The Dr. Lynda Waller Scholarship was established in 2015 by Dr. Lynda Waller, Epsilon Pi—Georgia Southern University, as part of the We Believe Campaign to benefit members of the Beta Nu—University of Georgia, Epsilon Pi—Georgia Southern University, and Zeta Omicron—Georgia Tech.
