Program Recipients

Academic Excellence Scholarship

Established in 2011, this scholarship is awarded to an individual that is a dynamic collegiate scholar who has demonstrated academic excellence, outstanding leadership skills, and a desire to effect positive change.

• Jemi Ann Puno, Illinois State University (2011)
• Donna Nguyen, University of Cincinnati (2014)
• Linh My Tran, University of Georgia (2015)
• Houa Lee, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2016)
• Brittany Tan, Depaul University (2017)
• Ngoc Nguyen, University of Cincinnati (2018)
• Joyce Chua, University of Albany (2019)
• Ishani Paul, University of Cincinnati (2020)
• Sharmily Ambroise, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2021)
• Pahder Moua, University of Wisconsin at Madison (2022)
• Sarah Amplo, University at Albany (2022)

Hannah Seoh Alumnae Scholarship

Established in 2014, this scholarship is named in honor of Hannah Seoh for her dedication to serving the Sorority on a national level for over ten years. This scholarship is awarded to an individual that is a dynamic graduate student or professional who has demonstrated academic excellence, outstanding leadership skills, and professional achievement.

• Nyla Lieu, University of Georgia (2014)
• Jennifer Albesa, University of West Florida (2015)
• Tiffany Yi, Loyola University Chicago (2016)
• Tiffany Yim, Loyola University Chicago (2017)
• Dina Puthenpurakal, Loyola University Chicago (2018)
• Audrey Arbogast, Grand Valley State University​ (2019)
• Kat Ho, Clemson University (2020)
• Karin Wu, University of Central Florida (2021)
• Hue Tran, Ohio State University (2022)
• Lauren Lee, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2022)

Sorority Leadership & Educational Programming Grant

To advance our mission to promote leadership education, we provide grants to the National Sorority for educational programming speakers.

• Dr. Fran'Cee Brown-McClure, National Convention (2018)
• MoneyBoss LLC (2021)
• Sara Lowery, National Convention (2022)

AFLV Central Leadership Conference Scholarship

Established in 2011, this scholarship is awarded to an individual that is a dynamic collegiate scholar who has demonstrated academic excellence and expressed interest in expanding their educational and networking opportunities with other organizations. This scholarship was discontinued in 2022.

• Charlene Kiser, Grand Valley State University (2011)
• Priscilla Choi, Purdue University (2011)
• Ina Kim, University of Cincinnati (2011)
• Sharlene San Nicolas, University of West Florida (2011)
• Jeanette Agagas, University of West Florida (2011)
• Sapphire R. Liu, Georgia Institute of Technology (2012)
• Whitney Renee Newton, Illinois State University (2012)
• Jessica Young, Loyola University Chicago (2012)
• Mary Millar, Loyola University Chicago (2015)
• Shua Vang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2015)
• Le Tran, Georgia Institute of Technology (2016)
• Huanyi Zhen, Loyola University of Chicago (2016)
• Kazoua Thao, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2016)
• Victoria Le, Clemson University (2017)
• Celina Yang, Grand Valley State University (2017)
• Windy Nguyen, University of Iowa (2017)
• Anita Duong, Georgia Institute of Technology (2018)
• Min Hsuan (May) Lin, Georgia Institute of Technology (2018)
• Tammy Lu, Georgia State University (2018)
• Martina Pineda, University of Cincinnati (2018)
• Mengmo Zhou, University of Iowa (2018)
• Leighann Raksasouk, Georgia Institute of Technology (2019)
• Angela Harrington, Purdue University (2019)
• Rena Liu, University of Wisconsin at Madison (2019)
• Kasha Yang, University of Wisconsin at Madison (2019)
• Jeanne Le, Georgia Institute of Technology (2020)
• Maggie Nguyen, Georgia Institute of Technology (2020)
• Shaquira Cruz, University of Central Florida (2020)
• Jess Wan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2020)
• Gabrielle Cervantes, Loyola University Chicago (2020)
• Kaitlyn Nguyenduy, University of Nebraska Lincoln (2022)
• Jihoon Song, Non-Member (2022)

Emergency Relief Funds

Established as a one-time relief fund, 11 awards were presented to individuals that were hospitalized, displaced, or laid off due to COVID-19. To respect the privacy of members that were deeply impacted by the pandemic, recipients will remain anonymous. This fund was discontinued in 2020.