Scholarships and Giving
Since the 1985-1986 academic year, the Coterie Scholarship has awarded over 54 deserving women with more than $100,000 from Coterie events proceeds.
For the Coterie Scholarship Application and criteria, refer to Missouri S&T’s Academic Works Scholarship website. Additional information is available at Missouri S&T Student Financial Assistance.
Support Coterie
If you’d like to make a contribution to Missouri S&T scholarships and/or programs online, click on the Give to the Coterie Scholarship Fund button. To mail in your contribution, please print the Coterie Scholarship Donation Form and enclose it with your check to Linda Meyer, Coterie Treasurer.
2023 Scholarship Recipient:
2019 Scholarship Recipients:
Anna Buckthorpe – $4,000
Anna is a senior styding to be an Electrical Engineer. “As an older woman student returning to schollar after a 10-year break, it’s rare to find others who represent my demographic in engineering. I currently work as a math and physics tutor, a lab TA, and at a local bookstore. A scholarship like this does a tremendous amount to help alleviate this stress and allow me to focus more on school and less on getting by.”
Mona Franksa Adaba – $2,000
Mona is a senior in the business program. “I have aspirations of excelling in the business and IT world. However, balancing school and family life can be a real challenge. I have been married for two years and we just had our first baby. It has been a blessing in many ways, but has also been one of my biggest challenges. My husband is a PhD student at S&T. With a scholarship like this, I will focus on my school work ensuring that I maintain good grades.”
Fatima Magzoub – $2,000
Fatima is a senior PhD student in Chemical Engineering. “I am a mother and I want to acheive my dream and become an example for my children. I am working 40 hours per week on campus to support myself and my family. However, wtih the increasing tution this year, I am facing more challenges with financial need. This scholarship would allow me to work less and focus more on my studies.”