Rusk TJC Citizens Promise program announces 10th group of scholars

by Tyler Junior College
This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

New Promise scholars The 10th group of Rusk TJC Citizens Promise scholars was introduced during a Sept. 29, 2022, ceremony at Rusk High School. The 63 Rusk seniors are eligible for the Rusk Promise scholarship, which covers up to $4,000 per year for two years at TJC. Pictured with the students are (far left, from left): Ronny Snow, RHS principal; Mitch Andrews, TJC vice president for institutional advancement and executive director of the TJC Foundation; Dr. Kirk A. Calhoun, UT Tyler president; Dr. Grey Burton, Rusk ISD superintendent; center, Margaret Perkins, The Perkins Family Foundation and Citizens 1st Bank; far right (from left), Charles Hassell, Citizens 1st Bank; Dr. Juan E. Mejia, TJC president and CEO; and James I. Perkins, The Perkins Family Foundation and Citizens 1st Bank. Ashley Fisher/TJC photo


You may also like:

Rusk Police officer Mary Beck Cherokeean Herald photo
Sticker campaign offers trafficking victims a r...
Cherokee County Extension agent Aaron Low (left) serves as facilitator of an April 10 information-gathering luncheon Jo Anne Embleton/Cherokeean Herald
Community input session provides solid material...
John Hawkins/Cherokeean Herald
Cooler Heads Prevail
Major Thaddeus Beall, DAR Chapter of Jacksonville. Courtesy photo
Images speak: Our DAR Ancestors
facebook
Katie Struhall
Katie Struhall