Georgia State University

This scholarship, established by the Georgia's Own Foundation to honor John B. White Jr., rewards outstanding first-generation undergraduate students with high academic achievement.

The from the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University was established by Robinson College alumna Kat Cole to reward undergraduate sophomores, juniors and seniors who have demonstrated outstanding character, academic achievement and a commitment to working with historically underserved populations.

This scholarship was established by alumnus Rene Diaz in honor of his father, Julio Rene Diaz, to reward undergraduate students who are Hispanic and have outstanding characteristics and high academic achievement.

Each year, a Master of Professional Accountancy student with high academic achievement receives an award in honor of Dr. John W. Cook, retired Professor in the School of Accountancy.

The Josephine J. Isakson Scholarship is presented in memory of a prominent Atlanta-area real estate family to recognize superior academic achievement and potential. It may be awarded to either a graduate or an undergraduate student.

The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) D. Scott Hudgens Undergraduate Real Estate Award is an annual award given by the ICSC Foundation to a junior or senior enrolled in the undergraduate real estate program who displays excellence academically and exhibits a career interest in the retail real estate sector.

The John M. Dyer First Generation Finance Scholarship is given to provide support for first generation undergraduate students in the Department of Finance in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. The recipient must be in good academic standing at Georgia State University, be a first generation college student and have a demonstrated unmet financial need as determined by the Office of Financial Aid.

The John Jordan Scholarship in Hospitality Club Management was established in honor of John Jordan, a national leader in the private club industry. Jordan was the general manager/CEO of the Cherokee Town and Country Club for over 46 years. This scholarship is presented to a hospitality major based on career interest in club management, academic achievement and experience.

The John F. Euart, Jr. Family Scholarship was established in 2013 by Georgia State University alumus John F. Euart, Jr. to provide financial support for deserving students in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business.

The Harding B. Young Teaching Excellence Award is a scholarship for doctoral students enrolled full-time at Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business Institute of International Business. Students must demonstrate academic achievement in teaching.

The Hyatt Regency Atlanta Hotel Leadership Scholarship was established through a partnership by Hyatt Regency Atlanta for the hotel's 50th anniversary celebration in May 2017 to provide opportunities for young leaders pursuing degrees in hospitality.

Located in Atlanta, Hotel Equities is a full service hotel management company, providing award-winning management, development and consulting for hotels throughout the United States. The founder of Hotel Equities is GSU alumnus, Fred Cerrone. This scholarship is based on academic achievement, career goals, work experience and school and community involvement.

In honor of George A. Chance III, who earned a master's degree in accounting from Georgia State University, this scholarship is awarded to a student demonstrating high academic achievement and entering the Master of Professional Accountancy program.

This scholarship is presented to the most outstanding managerial sciences major in the Bachelor of Business Administration program based on academic achievement, potential for leadership, and service to the university and the community.

The Executive MBA Alumni Club Endowed Scholarship was established in 2019 by the EMBA Alumni Club Board of Directors in honor of the 30th anniversary of the Executive MBA Program, to benefit EMBA candidates at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business.

The late Dr. Floyd S. Harper joined Georgia State's faculty in 1958 and was instrumental in the creation of the Department of Risk Management and Insurance's Actuarial Science Program. This award is presented annually to a graduating senior in actuarial science in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement and character- qualities that Dr. Harper strove to develop in his students.

The Gary Winkle Scholarship is given in honor of Dr. Gary Winkle to a student in the Masters of Professional Accountancy program with high scholastic achievement.

The Edith and Tim Twomey Scholarship was established in 2012 by GSU alumni Edie and Tim Twomey to provide financial support for accounting majors in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business.

The E. A. Isakson Scholarship established by the Atlanta Board of Realtors is in honor of Mr. Ed A. Isakson, past president of the Atlanta Board of Realtors. One or more scholarships will be provided each year for outstanding students majoring in real estate. The criteria for selection are need, scholastic achievement, and expression of a sincere interest in a professional career in real estate.

The Dr. William H. Langdon and Family Scholarship was established by alumnus William H. Langdon to reward outstanding students with high academic achievement.

The Dr. Neda A. Barqawi and Dr. Khalil Hamied Scholarship was established by alumna Neda A. Barqawi to reward outstanding students with high academic achievement.

The Dexter & Karen Warrior Scholarship is awarded by Dexter and Karen Warrior to an undergraduate or graduate who has outstanding performance in the field of real estate.

The Atlanta Concierge Society Kevin Roach Memorial Scholarship, funded by the professional association for hotel concierges in Atlanta, is in memory of Kevin Roach, a long-time hotel employee who was dedicated to quality guest service. The Concierge Society of Atlanta presents this scholarship to a hospitality major with work experience in the hotel industry in a concierge or guest service capacity.

Annually, in honor of Dr. Kathryn C. Buckner, two outstanding students receive scholarships based on accounting achievements and application to or enrollment in the Master of Professional Accountancy or Master of Taxation programs at Georgia State University.

The purpose of the Marketing Roundtable Minority Endowed Scholarship is to provide scholarships to underrepresented minority students currently enrolled in marketing courses in the College of Business Administration, with high academic standing, and with a high probability of success in a career in marketing. Qualified students will have a minimum grade point average of 3.0.

Each year, an outstanding Master of Professional Accountancy student who has excelled in Systems receives the L. E. Berry Graduate Fellowship in honor of the retired Director of the School of Accountancy, Dr. L. Eugene Berry.

The Margaret Lupo Scholarship in Restaurant Management is in memory of Margaret Lupo, founder and owner of Mary Mac's Tea Room. Margaret Lupo was a leading restaurant entrepreneur and known for her southern hospitality. It is awarded to a student who is majoring in hospitality with a restaurant management focus. Selection is also based on academic achievement, work experience and restaurant industry involvement.

The Max G. Holland Memorial Scholarship is presented annually to the student with the highest grade-point average after completing at least 30 hours in the CAHME-accredited graduate program in health administration. The scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Max Holland, who was on the faculty of the institute from 1976 to 1989.

The Michael Jay Jedel Award in Human Resource Management is named in honor of Michael Jay Jedel, a former associate dean of the Robinson College of Business and director of the W.T. Beebe Institute of Personnel and Employment Relations. It is presented annually to an M.S. or M.B.A. student who exhibits high standards of academic achievement, strong commitment to the human resources field, and outstanding leadership potential.

The Mrs. Tommie Jackson Scholarship, established by Realtors, honors Mrs. Tommie Jackson, executive vice president of the Atlanta Board of Realtors. The earnings from this fund are to be used to provide one or more scholarships each year for outstanding students majoring in real estate. The criteria for selection are scholarship, achievement, and an expression of a sincere interest in a professional career in real estate.