Maya Mosley, DZO Chapter President and Jaynemarie Angbah, DZO Scholarship Chairman, announced the recipients of the Mary E. Carter Clay Scholarship Awards at the 2023 San Francisco NPHC Scholarship Luncheon.

Since 1946, Delta Zeta Omega chapter has served the City of San Francisco through numerous community service and educational activities. Our signature events and programs address the most pressing issues in our community including healthcare and wellness, economic access and mobility, and college access and persistence. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and Delta Zeta Omega have a long-standing commitment to highlighting the importance and impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs.) Over the years, scholarships awarded by Delta Zeta Omega have enabled many young people including Ms. London Breed, Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco to pursue a college degree and subsequently become leaders in their respective communities. We are honored to pour into our next generation of leaders through our college scholarships.

Mary E. Carter Clay was an important part of Delta Zeta Omega’s history and legacy in the San Francisco Bay Area. This scholarship is designed to commemorate her impact and celebrate young people whose commitment to their community and academic achievement exemplifies her legacy. Below are the scholarship description with additional information about Mary Carter Clay, the scholarship award amount, and the criteria for eligibility.

The scholarship application deadline is Sunday, April 28 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Applications will not be accepted after that date and time. The students selected as award recipients will be notified by Monday, June 3.

If you are looking for other scholarship opportunities, please check out the Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation (https://akaeaf.org/scholarships/) or the San Francisco Bay Area National Panhellenic Council (https://www.sfbaynphc.com/about-1). Wishing you all the best on your educational journey!