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Women's Auxiliary Board Scholarship
Elise Larson
My name is Elise Larson and I'm from Midlothian, Texas. I'm the only Piano Performance major at DBU! It's so much fun and I have loved every second. After I graduate, I want to teach piano lessons, play for church, and write music for beginner pianists. I am grateful to be able to pursue what I love at DBU.
Lexi Quilty
I want to be a public speaker or a PR chair for a company to facilitate meaningful relationships!
Bethany Sikute
After I receive my degree in graphic design, I hope to work for a company that allows me to combine my passions for creating art and sharing truth, in hopes of designing art that will edify others. I do not know exactly where God will lead me, but I am committed to honoring Him with the abilities He has given me wherever I go.
Faith Dawood
After I receive my degree in communications, I would love to exercise my passion for creativity and hospitality. Having a communications degree allows for a lot of different career paths. With that, I plan on either being an event coordinator or working for a company on their marketing/social media team. I desire to use the gifts that God has given me to further His kingdom wherever He leads me!
Anna Martin
I have a passion for knowing Christ and making His name known. I would love to go into women's ministry, especially for women who have suffered trauma or women with unexpected pregnancies. I have loved being able to study biblical studies at DBU, and I am excited for the opportunity to continue studying what I love!
Cora Hudgins
My time at DBU has given me true community, career goals, and what it looks like to walk daily with the Lord. After I graduate in 2023 with a public relations degree, I hope to continue my time at DBU by applying for the Graduate School of Business. I currently own a wedding and floral business that I would love to pursue full-time after graduate school. I view my business as a ministry opportunity to serve, love, and be an example of Christ!
Anne Helmer
I am currently studying business marketing and plan to complete a master's degree. Someday, I hope to hold a leadership position in a business that I am passionate about.
Jaylon Shoots
My name is Jaylon Shoots. I am a Junior from Fort Worth, Texas and I am currently studying radio, broadcast, and television. I currently sideline report here at DBU for the basketball team and I am looking to have a career in reporting in sports, as well as broadcasting. I also want to start a program to help the youth who need a little motivation in their life. While growing up in Fort Worth, I saw many young lives lost from being a part of a community where there aren't men to help them stay out of the streets. I am determined to make it in life not only for myself, but to show the youth that going to school and achieving your dreams is possible.
Monica Saavedra
I am from Dallas, Texas, and I am majoring in English 7-12th grade education. I am very excited to start to integrate what I have learned at DBU into my career as a teacher once I graduate!
Grace Rutherford
My name is Grace Rutherford and I am from The Colony, Texas. I’m currently studying digital photography because of my interest in taking and editing photos. I haven’t fully decided what I would like to do after college with my degree, but I know I would love to work in a field where I get to work with photos and support my church and community with my gift of photography. In the midst of not knowing what I will do, I understand God has a plan and I look forward to using my gifts for His glory!
Addison Daniells
My name is Addison Daniells. I am from Salem, Oregon and I am currently studying psychology. I am not exactly sure what I am looking to do post-graduation, but I know I want to do international missions in whatever capacity the Lord allows. After hearing from a military missionary at my church, a light in my heart was truly sparked for all those need to hear the gospel, but have yet to be reached. Last summer, I had the opportunity to travel to Peru where I felt called to missions. It was a wonderful experience, but it was also a very uncomfortable and challenging two weeks. However, I wouldn't trade it for the world and I can't wait for more opportunities to bring the gospel to those around the world.