Scholarship Information
Kay L. Cox Memorial Scholarship
The Kay L. Cox Memorial Scholarship provides scholarship support with preference to non-traditional social work students and/or students with financial need.
Anne Michelle Fayer and Robert Fayer Social Work Scholarship
This scholarship was established by Mardell Fayer to honor the memory of her late children, Anne Michelle and Robert. While Anne Michelle, Robert, and Mardell did not graduate from the University of Wyoming, their passion for social work and sociology inspired the fund, which has been established to help students who are studying in these fields thrive. This scholarship is awarded to one full-time social work student per academic year with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Gordon S. and Charlott Myers Social Work Scholarship
The Gordon S. and Charlott Myers Social Work Scholarship provides scholarship support with preference to non-traditional social work students.
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Lenore N. & Robert P. Palmer Memorial Social Work Scholarship
The Palmer Memorial Social Work Scholarship provides scholarships to social work majors. Lenore Palmer, who graduated from UW in 1941, worked for the Wyoming Department of Social Services as a caseworker - mostly in Cody, Powell, and Cheyenne. After her passing in 2010, her children wanted to honor her and her husband, who also worked in social work, by establishing this scholarship.
Paul Stock Foundation Health Sciences Social Work Scholarship
Since 1957, the Paul Stock Foundation has supported many students through scholarships at the University of Wyoming. This scholarship is intended to support DOSW students in pursuing higher education.
James Wiebler Memorial Fund for Excellence
The James Wiebler Memorial Fund for Excellence was established in 1996 to accept gifts from friends and colleagues of Dr. James Wiebler, first Director of the Division of Social Work. The purpose of the fund is to promote social work education. You can help keep the legacy of Dr. Wiebler alive by supporting the James Wiebler Memorial Fund for Excellence. Your gifts help us to make a social work education possible for deserving students.
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