Scholarships We Offer

See below for more information about the following:

• The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship
• “Leading the Future II” Scholarship

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

The Scholarship Workshop presentation and online classes offered through this web site are not only a tremendous learning experience but they are also an opportunity for students to win a scholarship sponsored by Marianne Ragins. All registered participants of The Scholarship Workshop presentation or an online class (includes teleseminars and web classes) are eligible to apply for The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship (RBNS). The scholarship is available to students of all ages and backgrounds. See this page for deadlines, eligibility requirements and obtaining an application.

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

The “Leading the Future II” Scholarship is designed to elevate students’ consciousness about their future and their role in helping others once they receive a college degree and become established in a community. See this page for deadlines, eligibility requirements and obtaining an application.

2022-2023 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship
$200.00 – Arisa Chue – Stanford University – Arisa also won an additional $14,000 in scholarships.

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship
$250.00 – Emmeline Kenealy – Augustana College – Emmeline also won an additional $126,000 in scholarships.

$250.00 – Vanessa Som – Samuel Merritt University – Vanessa also won an additional $26,500 in scholarships.

$200.00 – Zoe Davis – North Carolina A & T University – Zoe also won an additional $13,000 in scholarships.

2021-2022 Scholarship Recipients

$200.00 – Emily Pachoud – Santa Clara University – Emily also won an $18,000 SCU Deans Scholarship.

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

$250.00 – Carter Roadia – Indiana University – Bloomington – Carter also won a $20,000 per year Visa Black Scholars & Jobs Program and a $1,000 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Hyattsville/Landover Alumni Chapter Scholarship

2020-2021 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

$200.00 – Nia Burnley – Howard University  –  Nia also won a Boeing Scholarship and The Crew Scholarship

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

$250.00 – Maya Sullivan – Tuskegee University – Maya also won a Thurgood Marshall College Fund – United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) – Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Scholarship

2019-2020 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

• $200.00 – Mariah Smith – Michigan State University
• $200.00 – Priscilla Arinze – University of Texas at Dallas 

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship & Workshop Recognition Awards

• $250.00 – Stefany Villanueva La Torre – George Mason University
• $150.00 – Dianell Vega – Knox College 

2018-2019 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

• $200.00 Cindorra Tillman – Georgia College and State University

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

• $300.00 Hunter Wealot – Middle Georgia State University

The Scholarship Workshop Recognition Award

• $150.00 Angel Ramirez – Knox College

2017-2018 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

• $200.00 Erinn Aulfinger – The Ohio State University

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

• $300.00 Anthony Anderson – Kennesaw State University

2016-2017 Scholarship Recipients

“Leading the Future II” Scholarship

• $250.00 Virginia Sun – University of Richmond
• $250.00 Christina Hill – Central Michigan University

The Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship

• $300.00 Javonte Brown – Virginia State University