EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & SCHOLARSHIPS
2024 CCAC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED.
Each year, the Contra Costa Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated awards scholarships to graduating high school students, residing in Contra Costa County who have demonstrated a significant level of academic success, social awareness and community involvement. Our goal is to provide financial assistance to young, college-bound African American students in their quest towards continuing their education at the post-secondary level.
Our scholarship program is funded through various community service projects and fundraising activities, which allows Contra Costa Alumnae Chapter to offer qualified recipients with a scholarship up to $2,000 upon acceptance as a full-time student to an accredited four-year college/university.
The Scholarship Committee, comprised of members of our organization, evaluates each candidate based on academic achievement, community service, a written essay and letters of recommendation. Applicants are encouraged to express their personal experiences that have shaped their lives and future educational or career goals.
The eligibility requirements for the Contra Costa Alumnae Chapter Scholarship are:
The applicant must be an African-American high school senior in the Class of 2024, who lives in or is graduating from a high school in Contra Costa County
The applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA
The applicant must plan to attend a four-year college/university, beginning Fall 2024
The applicant must be a United States citizen
Since 1990, we have awarded nearly $124,000 in scholarships because we celebrate illustrated excellence!
The annual scholarship application from the Contra Costa Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is now closed. Please check back next year for scholarship opportunities.
Please email CCACEdDevelopment@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.
Congratulations To Our 2024 Scholarship Recipients!
Noad Araya - Standford University
Bryce Beasley - Howard University
Ashley Chinwubu - University of California - Berkeley
Jordan Goodwin - Clark-Atlanta University
Kailynn Guidry - Howard University
Isis Harrell - California State University - Northridge
Sariah Johnson – Howard University
Taylor Keeton – Howard University
Mikayla Lathan – University of California - Berkeley
Jeremy Noel – Howard University
Chima Oluo – University of California - Los Angeles
Eghosa Otokiti – University of California - Los Angeles
Kyla Powell – Texas Southern University
Samahdi Scott - Alabama State University
Cherissa Shepard - Hampton University
Zyra Thomas - University of California - Berkeley