Selected to represent the graduating class of 2018.

This travel fund assists student in the Kathwari Honors Program at Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) with their travel expenses, where the purpose of travel pertains to expanding and enhancing the students’ academic endeavors.

Awarded to Rotaract's members who demonstrate excellent academic ability, good character, and show certifiable financial need.

Several scholarships are awarded by the Alumni Association to undergraduate students. These awards are based on academic achievement and university/community involvement.

This scholarship is awarded by the Alumni Association to junior students, entering their senior year. This award is based on academic achievement, university/community involvement and enthusiastic support of the university.

This endowment was established in 2015 with a donation from the Tao Family, who believe that peace and harmony will be achieved in today’s world through advanced education and by collaboratively working together. It is awarded to a full time graduate or undergraduate mathematics or business administration major who is participating in a university project that enhances their educational experience at Western.

The Professor (Emeritus) Edwin Rosenberg Scholarship was established with funds received from his former student, Doris Lundberg, M.D. This scholarship honors Professor Rosenberg’s inspiration to a generation of WCSU students through his excellence and dedication to the teaching of mathematics. This scholarship is awarded to a full-time mathematics major with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need.

CT resident who attend Western Connecticut State University full time. Recipient must have a federal Expected Family Contribution (EFC) within the allowable range.

This scholarship was established in 2000 by W. Jason and Ellen M. Hancock to provide scholarship support for needy students with a 3.0 GPA who have earned 45 credits.

Award graduating high school senior with excellent academic achievements with the intention to attend colllege/univeristy with STEM major

By reaching students early in high school, the ECMC Scholars Program gives students the skills and resources to realize their college goals. Developed for students in Oregon, Virginia and Connecticut. Our candidates go through a rigorous two-year mentoring program in their junior and senior years of high school. If they succeed in the program, they can earn up to $6,000 for college.

This award recognizes Danbury high school boys'track and field athlete who have possessed the attitudes and demonstrated sportsmanship's core values. These athletes care for their teammates and their opponents and treat all with respect and kindness. They understand the spirit of competition and are gracious in victory and defeat.