School of Social Work 1965 Legacy Scholarship

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Help the 1965 Legacy Scholarship Fund Reach its Endowment Goal!

As the University of Alabama School of Social Work celebrated its 60th Anniversary in 2025, the School proudly introduced the School of Social Work Endowed 1965 Legacy Scholarship. Established in honor of this historic milestone, the scholarship provides financial assistance to students pursuing a social work education by helping offset expenses such as tuition, books, supplies, room, and board.

The Endowed 1965 Legacy Scholarship reflects the School’s enduring commitment to preparing future social work professionals who are dedicated to advancing human rights, equity, and social justice. Through this scholarship, the School seeks to support and empower students whose academic and professional goals align with its mission of creating positive change in individuals, families, and communities.

By investing in the next generation of social workers, the School of Social Work continues its legacy of excellence, service, and advocacy that has defined the program since its founding in 1965.

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$25

School Supplies

Help provide essential classroom supplies that students rely on every day.

$50

Academic Essentials

Your gift helps cover costs like school supplies, technology assistance, or professional attire, ensuring students have the resources they need to succeed both in and out of the classroom.

$100

Textbook Support

A gift at this level helps offset the cost of a required textbook.

$500

Room & Board Assistance

Help ease the financial burden of housing and meal costs so students can focus on their education instead of worrying about basic living expenses.

$1,000

Tuition Assistance

Make a transformational impact by helping cover tuition costs, bringing students one step closer to earning their degree and achieving their goals.