This award is named for a talented artist who was born in 1919 in Sedona, Arizona and passed away in 1997. Throughout her life, Zelma Basha Salmeri worked hard to help others achieve their dreams, and through this art scholarship, the family wishes to keep alive her spirit of giving. This scholarship recognizes the talents of honors students with financial need who show high artistic achievement and promise.

Students interested in this award must complete and submit an application and portfolio by February 1. Student need not be an art major.

This scholarship supports two Barrett students that have demonstrated community service in the past and will continue to pursue service opportunities during their time at ASU. This scholarship is only for incoming freshmen, who are Arizona residents and first-generation college students. The primary scholarship for $2,500 will be awarded to one recipient and is renewable for three additional years if the scholarship GPA, credit hours, and enrollment status criteria are successfully met.

A secondary scholarship will be awarded for $2,500 for the first year and a $750 book scholarship for three additional years if the scholarship GPA, credit hours, and enrollment status criteria are successfully met. Renewal eligibility will be evaluated at the end of each academic year. Recipients are required to provide a report on their completed service during each academic year.

Named for a valued friend of Arizona State University, this scholarship recognizes academic excellence in an incoming first-time freshman.

The Barrett Parent Scholarship is an award made up entirely of gifts from caring parents who want to help Barrett students access all the College offers. The scholarship is in place to assist with the cost of attendance, including tuition, program fees, housing, dining, and books.

Named for a distinguished friend of Barrett, The Honors College, this scholarship recognizes academic excellence in an incoming first-time freshman. 

Dr. Christine Mauro is a proud alumna of Barrett, The Honors College.  Dr. Mauro grew up in a small town in Central Pennsylvania. As a child, she dreamed of getting out and learning firsthand what the great big world was all about. In 2022, she endowed a Barrett scholarship to support the education of out-of-state students enrolled in the School of Molecular Sciences (CLAS) or the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering (Fulton).

The Garcia Family Foundation Scholarship was established on the philosophy of inclusion and caring about its local community. The Garcia Family Foundation believes that addressing the needs of the vulnerable in our midst is the most worthwhile way to make a positive difference in our world. This scholarship is for incoming, Arizona resident students, that will be enrolled in Barrett, The Honors College.  

The Geoffrey and Jane Edmunds Scholarship for Excellence will assist qualified and driven students overcome financial barriers that may otherwise preclude the students from attending Barrett, the Honors College. Scholars will gain valuable knowledge, experience, and tools in personal and professional development to prepare them for the challenges and opportunities of life. The Barrett Leadership Team will meet with the Edmunds Scholars 2-3 times per semester to offer guidance, mentorship, and support.

Named for valued friends of Barrett, The Honors College, this scholarship recognizes academic excellence in an incoming first time freshman majoring in journalism or any field of business.
 

This scholarship was created in honor of the legacy of the former president of Arizona State University and his wife. The award values the breadth of intellectual vision and commitment to contributing to the lives of individuals and the well-being of the community. Four outstanding high school seniors are designated Gammage Scholars each year. Recipients are selected on the basis of their academic record, university activities, and community service. To apply, a student must be a National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Merit Finalist, and/or College Board National Recognition Finalist (specifically the recognition programs of African-American, Hispanic, Indigenous, Rural and Small Town). 

The purpose of the Houts Family Scholarship is to provide support to out of state students at Barrett, The Honors College who are out-of-state residents and are active in service. The scholarship will help students with financial need pay for the cost of education.

The Jonathan J. Davis LGBTQ Scholarship is for incoming or current honors students who are positively contributing to the LGBTQ community. Scholarships are awarded to students who identify as part of the LGBTQ community and are pursuing their studies in STEM, business, performing arts, or film fields.

The Jordan A. Hibbs scholarship provides support to students enrolled at Barrett, The Honors College who are transfer students from a Maricopa County Community College who have overcome challenges in their journey to higher education. Hibbs scholars will receive an award of $1,000 to help cover their tuition expenses and Barrett fees.

Craig and Joanne Lewandowski are the first in their family to graduate from college. This scholarship is an opportunity to help others achieve all of the amazing opportunities that Arizona State University and Barrett, the Honors College afforded them. The experiencing of ASU and Barrett changed not only Craig and Joanne but also their three children, it is a gift, and they want to repay to the best of their ability.

The scholarship is meant to help ease the financial burden associated with cancer and support students to continue moving forward. Matthew was a 21-year-old Finance major at ASU Barrett who pursued academic excellence and was passionate about investments and the economy. He was incredibly gifted in taking complex financial models and simplifying them for his friends and colleagues and helping his little sister with homework. This scholarship was created by Robert and Mary Anne Keegan, Matthew’s parents and Erica Keegan, Matthew’s sister. It is their desire that Matthew’s life continue to be an inspiration to others, especially those who are battling cancer.

The Michelle Brown-Hollin Scholarship supports incoming Barrett students who reside outside of Arizona and who are National Rural and Small-town Recognition Awardees by the College Board.

Named for a valued friend of Arizona State University, this scholarship recognizes academic excellence in an incoming first-time freshman.

While Samantha Stachel cannot physically attend ASU as a student, her spirit and passion for life, academic excellence, and helping others will be present at Barrett through the Samantha Stachel Play Big Scholarship established in her honor. This scholarship inspires and recognizes students who have achieved much in the face of their life challenges. Applicants must have displayed academic success, leadership, and character and not let adversity define them. Two recipients will be selected as Play Big Scholars and will receive funds to be used toward tuition, room, and board, or books. It is the donor preference that one scholarship should be awarded to an alumnus of Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Arizona. Read more information about the scholarship or apply online.

Named for the parents of Barrett alumnus, Nic Wegener ('01), this scholarship supports and recognizes academic excellence in honors students.

Named in honor of President's Professor and founding dean of Barrett, The Honors College, Dr. Ted Humphrey. This scholarship recognizes academic excellence in a first-generation college student majoring in one of the traditional humanities, social sciences or physical or biological sciences. This scholarship may be renewable for an additional three years.

This scholarship is named for the generous Tse family donor and friend of Barrett, awarding an incoming freshman with financial need.

The Wahl Family recognizes the importance of an inclusive and supportive learning environment and wants to encourage a welcoming honors education for all Barrett students. The Wahl Family is passionate about technology, engineering, education, and the arts, and would like to support Barrett students who show a passion for these fields as well as a passion for encouraging inclusion in their communities