The Gender and Sexuality Campus Center award a value between $3,000 and $6,000 to a currently enrolled MSU student of junior or senior standing. Preference is given to students enrolled in The Eli Broad College of Business. Candidates must demonstrate academic excellence and involvement with or contributions to LGBT communities.

The Gender and Sexuality Campus Center awards an MSU undergraduate student selected through a competitive application process. Candidates should demonstrate academic achievement and involvement with, or contributions to, the LGBT community. Preference is given to an incoming, first year (or transfer) student, although all undergraduate students are encouraged to apply.

To be considered for this scholarship, the student must have a demonstrated commitment to the promotion of diversity and inclusion. Freshmen students must apply for admission by February 1 to be considered.

The object of the scholarship program is to recognize and encourage academic excellence and to offer financial support to meritorious students pursuing a bachelor's or advanced degree at MSU. **Deadline likely in March

To assist deserving students dedicated to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender (GLBT) issues. **First year preferred, full-time student **Deadline likely in March

Provides scholarships to students who are working towards a B.S. Degree in Brewery Operations and who are part of demographic groups that are under-represented in the brewing industry. Preference is to support students from historically underserved, underrepresented, or other marginalized groups including but not limited to underrepresented BIPOC, DACA/ASSET students, women, LGBTQI, and individuals with disabilities. **Declared major in Brewery Operations, enrolled at least half-time **Deadline likely in March

To support students who are actively engaged in efforts to support positive social change in economic and/or social justice. **Must have completed a minimum of 15 credit hours at the University **Deadline likely in March

The recipient must be a full-time incoming undergraduate student who self-identifies as LGBT and have demonstrated commitment to equality for the LGBT community by either membership in gay-straight alliances, participation in community projects or similar actions which indicate their dedication to improving equality for the LGBT community. **Preference to LGBT students from Mason, Bracken, Robertson, and Fleming counties; Secondary preference to students from MSU's traditional twenty-two county service region; Third preference to all Kentucky students **Deadline likely in March

Candidates must complete an essay detailing how and why they work for the advancement of LGBTQ people in Mississippi, as well as submit a letter of recommendation from a community member knowledgeable of the applicant’s contributions to supporting and advancing the LGBTQ community in Mississippi. **Full-time Junior/Senior undergraduates