The James S. Campbell Scholarship

The James S. Campbell Scholarship was created in 2003 in honor of James S. Campbell, Ι '48. This scholarship is awarded primarily on academic performance, leadership within Chi Psi and enrollment within a business program at the applicant's academic institution.

The Clifford H. Williams Scholarship

The Clifford H. Williams Scholarship was created in 1961 to honor Clifford H. Williams, Θ '02. Brother Williams was the Chairman of The Chi Psi Educational Trust from its inception in 1926 until his death in 1961. The scholarship is awarded primarily on academic performance.

The Sargent H. Wellman Scholarship

The Wellman Scholarship was created in 1991 by Howard Wellman, Χ '46, in memory of his father Sargent H. Wellman, Χ '12. The scholarship is awarded primarily on academic performance and Fraternity involvement.

The George W. Ray Scholarship

The George W. Ray Scholarship was created in 1996 by Mrs. Margaret N. Ray in memory of her husband George W. Ray, Α '30, Ρ '31. The scholarship is awarded primarily on academic performance, personal integrity, leadership in Chi Psi and loyalty to the Fraternity.

The Russ M. Johnson Scholarship

The Johnson Scholarship was made possible by a gift from Russ M. Johnson, Γ '31, first awarded in 1998. It is awarded primarily on academic performance and Fraternity involvement.

The Peter Paul Miller Scholarship

In February of 2004, Brothers Pete P. Miller Jr., Psi '44; Richard S. Miller, Psi '56; and their sister Elizabeth M. Francis created the Peter Paul Miller Scholarship to honor their father, Brother Peter Paul Miller, Psi '18. This scholarship is to be awarded to the undergraduate who, as Scholarship Chairman of his respective Alpha, has succeeded in improving his Alpha's academic performance through creative and motivational programming. Be sure to fill out the proper addendum to the common application if applying for this scholarship.

The Harold G. "Bones" Lundberg Fund for Education was created in 2000 through a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bartels, Rho '45, Psi '48 in memory of Harold G. "Bones" Lundberg, Rho `24. Scholarships are provided on the basis of academic achievement, campus and community involvement, and commitment to serving the community in which the University/College is located. Brothers with experience assisting underprivileged children are especially encouraged to apply.