NAAAHP grants students the opportunity to present scholarly research, network, debate, and compete academically. Moreover, the organization fosters students’ development in an undergraduate environment that promotes scholarship and an appreciation of African American culture. NAAAHP is proud to have instituted an annual scholarship for a deserving student.

The Dr.  Freddye T. Davy Humanitarian and Service Award is instituted because of Dr. Davy's many years of service to NAAAHP and the Honors education community. Dr. Davy served as Honors Director at Hampton University from 1994 until her death in 2012. Under her leadership, The Freddy T. Davy Honors College was established at Hampton. The memorial is in the form of a scholarship to a deserving student and presented as the Dr. Freddye T. Davy Humanitarian and Service Award.

Honors directors of each active NAAAHP institution are allowed to submit one active student nominee for the award.  The winner is announced at the Annual Conference.

Eligibility

• Deadline: October 24th

• The student must be financially active within their Honors College/ Programs (dues paid).

• The student must demonstrate service in a role within their Honors program during the previous two semesters.

• The student must hold a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher.

• The student must be a well-rounded campus community member, actively involved in other campus organizations.

• The student should be active in community service.

• Must register for the current National Conference.

Required Application Materials

• Official Undergraduate Transcript(s)

• Proof of current college enrollment

• Three letters of recommendation

• Personal Statement

• Professional Resume

Email application packages to avis.chaney@sus.edu and cc: tamathawhite@miles.edu (packages not emailed to this address by the due date are invalid; please add the following Subject Line: NAAAHPDr.  Freddye T. Davy Humanitarian and Service Award ).

Please Note: Required documentation includes a Current college transcript, a Personal Statement based on Humanitarian Efforts, a Resume documenting Community Service, and a letter of recommendation from a faculty member or institution official.

Please contact: avis.chaney@sus.edu, cc: tamathawhite@miles.edu

NAAAHP grants students the opportunity to present scholarly research, network, debate, and compete academically. Moreover, the organization fosters students’ development in an undergraduate environment that promotes scholarship and an appreciation of African American culture. NAAAHP is proud to have instituted an annual scholarship for a deserving student.

In partnership with Sheppard Harris & Associates, CPA, a certified public accounting firm committed to empowering future accounting professionals and supporting educational excellence, NAAAHP is proud to offer the annual Sheppard Harris & Associates Book Scholarship to a deserving student. This scholarship honors commitment to academic achievement, leadership, and community engagement within the field of accounting.

Honors directors of each active NAAAHP institution are allowed to submit one active student nominee for the award.  The winner is announced at the Annual Conference.

Eligibility

• Deadline: November 5, 2025

• The student must be an Accounting Major.

• The student must be financially active within their Honors College/ Programs (dues paid).

• The student must demonstrate service in a role within their Honors program during the previous two semesters.

• The student must hold a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher.

• The student must be a well-rounded campus community member, actively involved in other campus organizations.

• The student should be active in community service.

• Must register for the current National Conference.

Required Application Materials

• Official Undergraduate Transcript(s)

• Proof of current college enrollment

• Personal Statement

• Professional Resume

Email application packages to avis.chaney@sus.edu and cc: tamathawhite@miles.edu 

Subject Line:  NAAAHP Sheppard Harris & Associates Book Scholarship

Please Note: Required documentation includes a Current college transcript, a Personal Statement, a Resume documenting Community Service.