What does being a Ranger mean to you? -1st Place Scholarships Matter

This spring, four Northwestern Oklahoma State University students will receive scholarship assistance after participating in Scholarships Matter, a creative contest sponsored by the Northwestern Foundation. To enter the contest, students had to create and submit a video answering the question "What does being a Ranger mean to you?"

The first place winner of a $1,000 scholarship is Bimala Gurung, a junior mass communication major from Nepal. The second place winner of $750 is a team of Samy Mack III, a sophomore history education major, and Joshua Stephens, a senior mass communication major, both of Sapulpa. The third place winner of $500 is Wei Wu, a sophomore computer science major from China.

The scholarship contest was intended for Northwestern full-time continuing students with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher. Students submitting the top three videos will receive a scholarship in the spring and an invitation to speak at a Northwestern Foundation and Alumni Association sponsored event.

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