Virginia Tech Black Alumni Organization
Philanthropic Opportunities
There are currently five scholarships that have been established as a lasting legacy to the university. When making your gift to Virginia Tech, please consider designating it to one or more of these scholarships. You can make your gift online at www.giveto.vt.edu.
The Wayne H. Robinson '80 Endowed Scholarship
Since the early 1980's this scholarship has benefited over 30 students who have been student leaders in the Virginia Tech community.
The Overton R. Johnson Scholarship
The scholarship was established in honor of Overton R. Johnson, the first African American faculty member at Virginia Tech. The scholarship is supported through the annual Overton R. Johnson Step Show held every Spring.
The Major '72 and Manervia Riddick Endowed Scholarship
The scholarship is awarded to students in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies.
The Groove Phi Groove Scholarship
The scholarship was created in honor of the first African American organization formed at Virginia Tech. The scholarship is for students who may not qualify for any other financial aid.
The Bart Butler '84 and Brian Roberts '85 Student Leadership Endowed Scholarship
The scholarship is awarded to students with a record of proven leadership. Preference is given to students from the Washington, DC area including selected counties in Northern Virginia and Maryland.