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The Virginia Louise Carter Hills Endowed Scholarship in Literacy Education

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Mrs. Hills, worked over 40 years to promote the profession of library science and established this scholarship for deserving students. Mrs. Hills, a founding member of the Radford Alumnae Club, earned her Bachelor of Science degrees in both Science and English from Radford College in 1942. She went on to receive her Masters of Science in 1951 from Catholic University.

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Which collegeThe Virginia Louise Carter Hills Endowed Scholarship in Literacy Education - Radford University
Who can applyMrs. Hills, worked over 40 years to promote the profession of library science and established this scholarship for deserving students. Mrs. Hills, a founding member of the Radford Alumnae Club, earned her Bachelor of Science degrees in both Science and English from Radford College in 1942. She went on to receive her Masters of Science in 1951 from Catholic University. In addition to having held the position as Head Librarian for the National Geographic Society, Mrs. Hills worked with numerous community projects and charitable organizations. Mrs. Hills passed away in 2005.
Who can applyTo apply, recipient must meet the requirements for the Radford University Freshman Scholarship Program. If you meet the qualifications for this award, the RU Admission's Office will notify you via email to complete the application process.

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Official source: https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Last checked by SCRN: 2026-10-11Verified null days ago
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Name: The Virginia Louise Carter Hills Endowed Scholarship in Literacy EducationRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Provider: Radford UniversityRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
What it provides: Mrs. Hills, worked over 40 years to promote the profession of library science and established this scholarship for deserving students. Mrs. Hills, a founding member of the Radford Alumnae Club, earned her Bachelor of Science degrees in both Science and English from Radford College in 1942. She went on to receive her Masters of Science in 1951 from Catholic University. In addition to having held the position as Head Librarian for the National Geographic Society, Mrs. Hills worked with numerous community projects and charitable organizations. Mrs. Hills passed away in 2005. To apply, recipient must meet the requirements for the Radford University Freshman Scholarship Program. If you meet the qualifications for this award, the RU Admission's Office will notify you via email to complete the application process.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Amount: Award VariesRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Which college: The Virginia Louise Carter Hills Endowed Scholarship in Literacy Education - Radford UniversityRead on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Who can apply: Mrs. Hills, worked over 40 years to promote the profession of library science and established this scholarship for deserving students. Mrs. Hills, a founding member of the Radford Alumnae Club, earned her Bachelor of Science degrees in both Science and English from Radford College in 1942. She went on to receive her Masters of Science in 1951 from Catholic University. In addition to having held the position as Head Librarian for the National Geographic Society, Mrs. Hills worked with numerous community projects and charitable organizations. Mrs. Hills passed away in 2005.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390
Who can apply: To apply, recipient must meet the requirements for the Radford University Freshman Scholarship Program. If you meet the qualifications for this award, the RU Admission's Office will notify you via email to complete the application process.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://radford.academicworks.com/opportunities/390

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