The Azko Nobel Scholarship was created in October 1989 and is open for residents of Rowan and Cabarrus counties to apply and will provide a scholarship for a full-time student.

The Brown Family Fire Protection Technology Endowed Scholarship is open to Rowan County residents who are pursuing an Associate’s Degree in Fire Protection Technology. The scholarship was created by Edward A. Brown in honor of Paul A. Brown and showcases the...

The Charles R. Benson and James C. Deberry Memorial Scholarship Fund requires a minimum 2.5 GPA.

The Dai Nippon Printing Company Limited and Dai Nippon IMS (America) Corp. is available to full-time students pursuing a degree in Business Administration, Electronics Engineering, industrial maintenance, mechanics, operations management technician, manufacturing...

Dean and Betty Andrews are long-time residents and business owners in Concord, NC. They have been in business for 37 years manufacturing elastic yarn for apparel. Their high performance yarns have world-wide sales and distribution for cut-resistance gloves. They have...

In September 2011, Rowan-Cabarrus celebrated the 34-year career of Dr. Chandler as he left a legacy of generosity and positivity. Dr. Chandler began his career as an instructor of Radiologic Technology in 1977. Since that time, he served the college in numerous...

The Ervin W. and Miriam R. McCulloch Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to students who meet the minimum scholarship requirements.

This scholarship requires a 2.5 minimum grade point average and is awarded to a student who is enrolled in 12 or more credit hours and is a resident of Rowan County.

The Food Lion Endowed Scholarship is available to full or part-time students who plan to take six or more credit hours and meet the minimum scholarship requirements. Preferences will be given to residents of Rowan and Cabarrus counties and employees or relatives of...

Ms. Walker served as the director of elementary education for the Concord City Schools and worked in public education for 44 years. She was a graduate of Lenoir-Rhyne College and worked as an office manager for Shuford’s Insurance Company. Ms. Walker was a native of...

Mike Chreitzberg developed a passion for architecture at an early age, graduating at the top of his class from the School of Design at N.C. State University in 1975. He received a Master’s of Architecture from the University of Colorado in Denver in 1980. Mike...

Gifts of $1,500 or more may create a named scholarship or program fund. Contributions at this level offer the financial support for successful completion of a certificate, diploma or degree. Program funds provide enhancements to the classroom and learning...

This scholarship will be offered to a full- or part-time student with financial need who is a Cabarrus County resident.

n 1998, the Ralph Ketner family established this fund to assist students with clear demonstration of need and ability to benefit from the scholarship which supports tuition, books and fees associated with attending RCCC. “I know that RCCC students are not born with...

The late Ms. Harrison was a graduate of the Rowan-Cabarrus Associate Degree Nursing Program. This fund was established in 1995 by the Harrison family, friends, and the Hoechst-Celanese Foundation. Ms. Harrison’s mother, Brenda Smith, presented the following...

Susan and Bob Smith have been active residents in the Concord community since moving to the area in 1985. Prior to retirement, Bob served as a U.S. Air airline pilot and Susan was a guidance counselor at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College. Well known in their community...

In 2015, Mrs. Howell’s family established The Carla G. Howell Endowed Scholarship in honor of her commitment and dedication to higher education. The endowment is reflective of Mrs. Howell’s passion to fulfill Rowan-Cabarrus Community College’s mission to improve...

This scholarship will be awarded to a Salisbury High School Senior who is a full-time student and lives in Rowan County who has a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Tony and Margaret Almeida moved to Rowan County in 1994 and have been strong advocates for education. Their passion for education, particularly from Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, led to Tony and Margaret Almeida’s decision to establish the Walter Almeida Endowed...