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New River CTC Foundation Awards $209,000 In Scholarships For 2026-2027 Academic Year

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BEAVER, W.Va. (WVDN) – The New River Community and Technical College Foundation has awarded 60 scholarships totaling $209,000 to 52 students for the 2026-2027 academic year, reaffirming its commitment to making higher education accessible and investing in the future of southern West Virginia.

Scholarship recipients were selected through a competitive review process conducted by three independent scholarship selection committees. Committee members carefully evaluated completed applications based on the criteria established by each scholarship donor, ensuring a fair and thoughtful selection process.

“Scholarships often make the difference between a student enrolling, persisting, and ultimately graduating,” said Dr. Bonny Ball Copenhaver, President of New River Community and Technical College. “We are incredibly grateful to the many individuals, families, businesses, and organizations whose generosity continues to create opportunities for our students while strengthening the workforce and communities we proudly serve.”

The scholarships support students pursuing a wide variety of academic and workforce programs across the College. By reducing financial barriers, these awards enable students to focus on achieving their educational goals while preparing for meaningful careers throughout the region.

“The generosity of our donors continues to change lives,” said Michael Green, Vice President of External Affairs and Executive Director of the New River CTC Foundation. “Every scholarship awarded represents an investment in a student’s future and a belief in the transformative power of education. We are equally grateful to the volunteers who dedicated their time to reviewing applications and to our benefactors whose vision and generosity make these opportunities possible.”

The New River Community and Technical College Foundation currently administers more than 100 scholarship funds established by generous individuals, families, businesses, and organizations. Through careful stewardship and continued philanthropic support, the Foundation has expanded its ability to provide life-changing educational opportunities for New River students year after year.

Students interested in scholarship opportunities are encouraged to complete the Foundation Scholarship Application each spring. A single application allows students to be considered for numerous scholarship opportunities for which they qualify.

View a complete list of 2026-2027 scholarship recipients.

About the New River Community and Technical College Foundation

The New River Community and Technical College Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the mission of New River Community and Technical College through private philanthropy. The Foundation provides scholarships, supports academic programs, and invests in initiatives that expand educational opportunities and strengthen the communities served by the College.

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