Students Receive Literary Coterie Scholarship

The GFWC Literary Coterie Club of Morrilton recently presented scholarships to two students attending the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton. Stephanie Bailey, a nursing student from Morrilton, and Adrienne Beck, a general education major from Saint Vincent, were each awarded a $500 scholarship to attend UACCM. 
The Literary Coterie Scholarships are awarded annually by the UACCM Scholarship Committee to two full-time UACCM students residing in Conway County with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. The main source of funding for the scholarships is the Morrilton Literary Coterie Club’s Christmas Tour of Homes.

UACCM student Adrienne Beck receives a scholarship from the GFWC
Literary Coterie Club of Morrilton.

GFWC Literary Coterie Club of Morrilton members present UACCM
student Stephanie Bailey with a $500 scholarship.

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