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<![CDATA[Scholar Forum - Alabama Southern Community College]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/ Thu, 01 Oct 2026 21:19:53 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Prospective Students for Coastal Alabama Community College Monroeville]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-Prospective-Students-for-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Thu, 16 Nov 2017 08:13:55 +0100 anna]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-Prospective-Students-for-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Term II classes begin October 16!
Campus Tours
Call 1-800-381-3722 to schedule a campus tour of any of our Campuses!
Admissions
If you have never been a student at the College or never applied for admission, you can apply online. Or, if you would rather, you can print an Application for Admission, complete it and mail it today! The College does not charge a fee for applying for admission.
Financial Aid
Be informed! Keep abreast of financial aid application deadlines here. There is also a wealth of helpful information about student loans, grants, and scholarships available at the College.
Catalog
The latest College Catalog can be found on the College Catalogs page in the Registration section.
Class Schedule
The Fall Semester Class Schedule can be found on the Course Schedules page in the Registration section. Follow the directions on the page to view courses. You do not have to be an active student to view courses.
How To Register (Returning students use the instructions below. New students must meet with an advisor to register.)
Step 1 - Get Online

Click on STUDENT LOGIN located at the top of the homepage. Then, click on myCA.
Click on LOGIN.

Step 2 - Login Screen

Enter your student number as your User ID. If you do not know your student number, call the Technology Services HelpDesk at 251-580-4900. Your Social Security Number will not work as your User ID.
Enter your PIN. Unless you have made changes, your PIN is your six-digit date of birth. Example: May 1, 1983 would be 050183.

Step 3 - Creating Your Schedule

Once you login, the first thing you should do is check the Academic Term that is listed in the center of the page. You should change this term to reflect the semester for which you want to register.
Under “Scheduling,” click on the “Registration” option.
You will see another option to specify an Academic Term, so make sure you are registering for the correct term.
Use the SELECT COURSE link to search the course schedule. Once you find the course you want, click ADD and it will automatically add the course to your schedule.
To view your schedule, scroll to the bottom of the page.
To drop a course you have added, click the DROP COURSE link to the right of the course.
Continue the process of dropping and adding until your schedule is complete.
Once your schedule is complete, click the I’M DONE ADDING COURSES button.
You will see a screen that provides information related to the tuition amounts that you owe. Available financial aid coverage will also be displayed on the screen.
To complete the entire registration process, you must pay the amount in the CASH DUE column by the due dates published in the College schedule. Failure to do so will cause your schedule to be dropped.
To save your schedule and pay on campus you can click the I’M FINISHED button and you will be redirected to the Main Menu.
If you feel that the financial aid amount applied to your account is incorrect, call the the Financial Aid Office in Bay Minette at (251) 580-2151.

Step 4 - Paying Your Tuition

To pay your tuition online with a credit card, click the COMPLETE REGISTRATION button.
You may pay in person during regular business hours on all three campuses, Bay Minette, Fairhope, and Gulf Shores. To ensure complete registration, full payment must be received by the posted payment deadlines.
If you register during drop&add/late registration, you must pay your tuition at that time. If you do not settle your account at that time, your schedule will be dropped.

Step 5 - Dropping and Adding

After your tuition has been paid, if you wish to adjust your schedule you will need to click on the ADD/DROP COURSES option from the Main Menu.
You CANNOT add or drop courses after the add/drop period has ended. If you wish to withdraw from a course you will need to contact the Registrar’s Office or go online. Forms for course withdrawal can be found in the Registrar’s Office or online.

Campus Locations

Bay Minette
Academy at the Fairhope Airport
Alabama Aviation Center
Atmore
Brewton
Fairhope
Gilbertown
Gulf Shores
Jackson
Monroeville
Thomasville

Still Missing Something?
If you are searching for a specific item that you didn’t find referenced here, just use the search feature at the top right side of the page!]]> Term II classes begin October 16!
Campus Tours
Call 1-800-381-3722 to schedule a campus tour of any of our Campuses!
Admissions
If you have never been a student at the College or never applied for admission, you can apply online. Or, if you would rather, you can print an Application for Admission, complete it and mail it today! The College does not charge a fee for applying for admission.
Financial Aid
Be informed! Keep abreast of financial aid application deadlines here. There is also a wealth of helpful information about student loans, grants, and scholarships available at the College.
Catalog
The latest College Catalog can be found on the College Catalogs page in the Registration section.
Class Schedule
The Fall Semester Class Schedule can be found on the Course Schedules page in the Registration section. Follow the directions on the page to view courses. You do not have to be an active student to view courses.
How To Register (Returning students use the instructions below. New students must meet with an advisor to register.)
Step 1 - Get Online

Click on STUDENT LOGIN located at the top of the homepage. Then, click on myCA.
Click on LOGIN.

Step 2 - Login Screen

Enter your student number as your User ID. If you do not know your student number, call the Technology Services HelpDesk at 251-580-4900. Your Social Security Number will not work as your User ID.
Enter your PIN. Unless you have made changes, your PIN is your six-digit date of birth. Example: May 1, 1983 would be 050183.

Step 3 - Creating Your Schedule

Once you login, the first thing you should do is check the Academic Term that is listed in the center of the page. You should change this term to reflect the semester for which you want to register.
Under “Scheduling,” click on the “Registration” option.
You will see another option to specify an Academic Term, so make sure you are registering for the correct term.
Use the SELECT COURSE link to search the course schedule. Once you find the course you want, click ADD and it will automatically add the course to your schedule.
To view your schedule, scroll to the bottom of the page.
To drop a course you have added, click the DROP COURSE link to the right of the course.
Continue the process of dropping and adding until your schedule is complete.
Once your schedule is complete, click the I’M DONE ADDING COURSES button.
You will see a screen that provides information related to the tuition amounts that you owe. Available financial aid coverage will also be displayed on the screen.
To complete the entire registration process, you must pay the amount in the CASH DUE column by the due dates published in the College schedule. Failure to do so will cause your schedule to be dropped.
To save your schedule and pay on campus you can click the I’M FINISHED button and you will be redirected to the Main Menu.
If you feel that the financial aid amount applied to your account is incorrect, call the the Financial Aid Office in Bay Minette at (251) 580-2151.

Step 4 - Paying Your Tuition

To pay your tuition online with a credit card, click the COMPLETE REGISTRATION button.
You may pay in person during regular business hours on all three campuses, Bay Minette, Fairhope, and Gulf Shores. To ensure complete registration, full payment must be received by the posted payment deadlines.
If you register during drop&add/late registration, you must pay your tuition at that time. If you do not settle your account at that time, your schedule will be dropped.

Step 5 - Dropping and Adding

After your tuition has been paid, if you wish to adjust your schedule you will need to click on the ADD/DROP COURSES option from the Main Menu.
You CANNOT add or drop courses after the add/drop period has ended. If you wish to withdraw from a course you will need to contact the Registrar’s Office or go online. Forms for course withdrawal can be found in the Registrar’s Office or online.

Campus Locations

Bay Minette
Academy at the Fairhope Airport
Alabama Aviation Center
Atmore
Brewton
Fairhope
Gilbertown
Gulf Shores
Jackson
Monroeville
Thomasville

Still Missing Something?
If you are searching for a specific item that you didn’t find referenced here, just use the search feature at the top right side of the page!]]> <![CDATA[Scholarships of Coastal Alabama Community College Monroeville]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-Scholarships-of-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Thu, 16 Nov 2017 08:10:13 +0100 anna]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-Scholarships-of-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Below are the many kinds of scholarships at Coastal Alabama!
Scholarship Application
Apply for many of the scholarships below by filling out the Scholarship Application! If a scholarship has a contact person or specific participation requirements, contact the person listed for its application process.
General Scholarships - February 1 Deadline each year to submit
Scholarship Type

1.Presidential Scholarship All Campuses

Requirements: Minimum ACT composite score of 24 and 3.5 GPA. We will consider applicants until all available positions have been filled for this scholarship.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain 2.5 GPA.

2.Dean’s Scholarship All Campuses

Requirements:ACT scores and GPA’s will be considered when awarding Dean’s scholarships.
Those with the highest ACT and GPA will be considered first and we will consider applicants until we have filled all available positions for this scholarship.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

3.Ambassador Scholarship
Monroeville, Thomasville, and Gilbertown Campuses

Requirements: Applicants meeting eligibility are invited to write an essay. From the essays, students are chosen and invited to schedule interviews. Interviews are held on the Monroeville and Thomasville campuses and Ambassadors are chosen for the Monroeville, Thomasville, and Gilbertown campuses depending on the number of slots available from previous ambassadors who have left or graduated.
Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

4.Art Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

To apply: please email or send in 10-15 examples of artwork, have a reference page with 3 references, and have a copy of high school transcript. There may be a possible interview.
If selected, the prospective student will need to fill out the school's Presidential Scholarship application.
Note- all application content should come to Steve Strickland
Requirements: Be an Art Major (AA), participate in the annual Art Fair, maintain a 3.0 GPA.
Steve Strickland, MFA
Art Instructor
Coastal Alabama CC
251 580-2139

5.Art Scholarship
Brewton Campus

Applicant must have a minimum GPA 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Required to produce a portfolio of work to the Art director, Carrie Johnson, (251) 809-1617.
The recipient must assist with any and all art workshops held by the art department, Work toward and participate in a scheduled art exhibit at the end of the academic year, take required art classes each semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

6.Art Scholarship
Monroeville Campus

Requirements:Students are required to produce a portfolio of work to the Art Director. Students may contact the Art Director, Susan Brown to set up interview times. (251) 575-8244.
Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
The recipient must assist with any and all art workshops held by the art department, work toward and participate in a scheduled art exhibit at the end of the academic year and take required art classes each semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

7.Athletic Scholarships
Bay Minette Campus

Scholarships are awarded through athletic coaches. They are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                     Contact Wayne Larker
Women’s Softball                Contact Mallory Radwitch
Men’s Basketball                  Contact Robby Robertson
Women’s Basketball            Contact Linda Pitts
Cheerleading                         Contact Celeste Robertson                                      Volleyball                               Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Men’s Golf                             Contact Leo Kling
Men’s Tennis                         Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Women’s Tennis                   Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules

8.Athletic Scholarships
Brewton Campus

Students must see athletic coaches to set up audition times. Scholarships are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                     Contact Darrell Blevins (251) 809-1563
Women’s Softball                Contact Misti Nims (251) 809-1632
Men’s Basketball                 Contact Allen Gainer (251) 809-1536
Women’s Volleyball            Contact Steven Dickey (251) 809-1592
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules and regulations.

9.Athletic Scholarships
Monroeville Campus

Students must see athletic coaches to set up audition times. Cheerleading tryouts are held in the spring of each year. Scholarships are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                    Contact Daniel Head (251) 575-8259
Women’s Softball                Contact Monica Meadows (251) 575-8381
Men’s Basketball                 Contact William Brown (251) 575-8258
Women’s Basketball           Contact Mandy Armstrong (251) 575-8235
Cheerleading                        Contact Brittany Mattox (251) 593-0536
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules and regulations.

10.College Bowl
Bay Minette Campus

Coastal Alabama has a college bowl team. It is like high school scholars’ bowl, but at the next level. We offer scholarships for students interested in being on our team. Students must have a 2.5 GPA. Students must commit to attending practice in Bay Minette every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during Fall and Spring Semesters. Students must be willing to travel (at school expense) to attend tournaments in and out of state. The scholarships cover tuition and fees for two semesters, and can be renewed for an additional two semesters the next year. Scholarship award and renewal is based on competitive try-outs. The Student must be willing to try-out for the team. If the student does well during try-outs, the student may be offered a scholarship based on their performance. We conduct try-outs at the beginning of Fall and Spring Semester.

11.College Bowl
Monroeville and Thomasville Campuses

Scholarships are offered to students interested in being on the college bowl team. Students must have a 2.5 GPA and commit to attending practice in Monroeville and Thomasville. The scholarship covers tuition and fees and are awarded on a yearly basis. Scholarships will be offered by the sponsor. Contact Marcus Gordon (251) 575-8397 or (334) 637-3187 for more information.

12.Computer Fair
Bay Minette Campus

Must compete in the ACTE Computer Fair held on the Bay Minette Campus in March to qualify.
Must attend the Bay Minette Campus.
If selected, the recipient will need to fill out the school's Presidential Scholarship application.
Student must perform a minimum of 10 hours a week. Student required to set up and prepare for the next Computer Fair.
Scholarship is for two semesters, but can be renewed at the recommendation of the faculty.

13.Hospitality Division
Gulf Shores Campus

Requirements:GPA: 2.5 or higher
Have completed at least one semester in the Hospitality/Culinary/Pastry/Event Planning at Coastal Alabama.
Recommendation from instructor and demonstrated financial need (i.e. does not qualify for Pell Grant).
Student must perform a minimum of 10 hours a week supporting instructors in preparing for classes and special events.
Scholarship is for two semesters, but can be renewed at the recommendation of the faculty.

14.James Martindale Science Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

Must have at least 2.5 GPA.
Must be a second year science major.
Recommendation by instructors.

15.Language Arts Tournament
Bay Minette Campus

Must participate in the Language Arts Tournament. Three scholarships are available to high school seniors who are winners of the following three academic competitions of the Language Arts Tournament:
English Literature
American Literature
Composition
Scholarship is for two years provided the requirements for renewal are met.
Contact Jeffrey Beall Jeffrey.beall@coastalalabama.edu.

16.Leadership Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicant must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
Must participate in the Student Government Association on the Brewton or Atmore Campus.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

17.Mike Teddar Math Tournament Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

The top ten winners of the Math Tournaments that are held each February on the Brewton campus will receive these scholarships.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

18.Miss Coastal Alabama

The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.

19.Music Scholarship
Monroeville Campus

Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Students are required to audition with Music Director. Auditions are held in the early spring. For more information contact Terry Galbraith 251-575-8296.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

20.North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce Junior Ambassador

Must be a North Baldwin Junior Ambassador.
Interview required.
The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.
Scholarship is for two years providing the requirements for renewal are met.

21.Pow Wow Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

The student must have a 16 on the ACT and a 2.5 GPA to be eligible to interview. A separate application and interview is required.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

22.PTK President, Bay Minette Campus

Requirements: Must be President of PTK, Bay Minette Campus

23.PTK Officer Scholarship
Monroeville and Thomasville campuses

Requirements:Up to 6 scholarships are available for second year students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa and serve in officer positions.
Pays tuition and fees up to 58 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

24:Rosemary Jernigan Honor Scholarship
Brewton Campus

Applicant must have a minimum ACT score of 21 and/or 3.0 GPA.
Recipients must take Honors sections of required classes needed for graduation, take Honors Interdisciplinary Studies Courses, attend meetings of Honor Program participants (at least one per month), and participate in extracurricular activities which include trips and meetings.
Pays full tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 3.0 GPA.

25.Second Generation Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must have a parent who was a first generation graduate of the former Jefferson Davis Community College (proof with be birth certificate and copy of degree).
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

26.Senior Resident Assistant
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements: Interview Required.

27.SGA President
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements:Elected by student body, Bay Minette Campus

28.Technical Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA with no ACT requirement.
Scholarships are available in the following areas:
Welding                          Contact Keith Lisenby (251)368-7625
Business Technology    Contact Jacqueline Stokes (251) 809-1631
Auto Body -                    Contact Thomas Rolin (251) 368-7622
AC/Refrigeration           Contact Doug Byrd (251) 368-7620
Industrial Engineering Contact Mark Regehr (251) 368-7665
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

29.Technical Scholarships
Monroeville and Thomasville campuses

An Interview process will be held with individual departments on a scheduled day in Thomasville in the spring of the year. Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Scholarships are available in the following areas: Cosmetology (Thomasville), Business Technology (Thomasville), Machine Tool Technology (Thomasville), Industrial Maintenance (Thomasville), Instrumentation/Electronics (Thomasville), Paper and Chemical Technology (Thomasville), and Welding Technology (Monroeville and Thomasville).
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours, excluding certificate program scholarships which are only for one year. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

30.Theater
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements:
Students must have a 2.5 GPA
Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA
Students are required to take specific theater (THR) courses each semester
Students must submit a completed application and audition for scholarships in order to be considered.
Auditions:
Auditions are held between February and May of each spring semester for the following academic school year
Students interested in auditioning must contact Shana Stradley in order to be notified of information regarding audition date(s)/time(s).
Mrs. Stradley’s email is shana.stradley@coastalalabama.edu

31.Vision Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Requirements:Applicants are recommended by high school counselor. This is not based on ACT scores or GPA.
Pays tuition and fees for up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

Program Scholarships

1.Area Women Action Group's
Miss AWAG Pageant

Requirements: Must participate in the Area Women Action Group Pageant.
The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.
Scholarship is for two years providing the requirements for renewal are met.

2.Dogwood Pageant

Requirements: Must participate in the Dogwood Pageant and place in the top twelve. The scholarship committee must be notified by April 1, following the pageant.
The recipient must be a graduating senior and must enroll in the Summer or Fall Semester following their graduation and complete the two years in consecutive terms excluding Summer Semester.
The scholarships is for one year (renewable) for tuition and fees only; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

3.Distinguished Young Women

Requirements: Awarded to the Winner, First Runner Up, and Second Runner Up for the participating counties in the Coastal Alabama Service Area.
The scholarship committee must be notified by the director, following the pageant.
The recipient must be a graduating senior and must enroll in the Summer or Fall Semester following their graduation and complete the two years in consecutive terms excluding Summer Semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 semester hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

External Scholarships - Deadlines vary

1.Historical Society and Foundation Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must fill out a separate scholarship application.
Pays $500.00 either Fall or Spring Semester.

2.Industry Alliance Scholarships
Thomasville Campus

These scholarships are sponsored and paid for by local industry and are available on the Thomasville campus. A separate scholarship application is available.
Scholarships are chosen by the industry and cover either all tuition and fees or a set $5000.00 per year, depending on the industry. ACT of 17 or higher is required.
Scholarships are offered by the following industries:
Georgia Pacific, BASF, and Olin
Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

3.Louise Hauss Miller Nursing Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must be accepted into the Coastal Alabama Nursing Program on the Brewton or Atmore campus.
The scholarship pays $500.00 per semester.
Contact Dr. Marilyn Nicholson (251) 809-1512 (Application found on the website under Financial Aid/ Forms).

4.Ruth Q. Davis Nursing Scholarship
Monroeville and Thomasville Nursing Students

Applicants must have been accepted to the Monroeville or Thomasville nursing program and have successfully completed one semester of the program.
A separate application is available.
Contact Joy Harrison (251) 575-8238 or (334) 637-3160 for more information.

5.Second Career Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore campuses

Applicants must have attended a semester on the Brewton or Atmore campus and must be a resident of Escambia County, Alabama or Escambia County, Florida.]]> Below are the many kinds of scholarships at Coastal Alabama!
Scholarship Application
Apply for many of the scholarships below by filling out the Scholarship Application! If a scholarship has a contact person or specific participation requirements, contact the person listed for its application process.
General Scholarships - February 1 Deadline each year to submit
Scholarship Type

1.Presidential Scholarship All Campuses

Requirements: Minimum ACT composite score of 24 and 3.5 GPA. We will consider applicants until all available positions have been filled for this scholarship.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain 2.5 GPA.

2.Dean’s Scholarship All Campuses

Requirements:ACT scores and GPA’s will be considered when awarding Dean’s scholarships.
Those with the highest ACT and GPA will be considered first and we will consider applicants until we have filled all available positions for this scholarship.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

3.Ambassador Scholarship
Monroeville, Thomasville, and Gilbertown Campuses

Requirements: Applicants meeting eligibility are invited to write an essay. From the essays, students are chosen and invited to schedule interviews. Interviews are held on the Monroeville and Thomasville campuses and Ambassadors are chosen for the Monroeville, Thomasville, and Gilbertown campuses depending on the number of slots available from previous ambassadors who have left or graduated.
Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

4.Art Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

To apply: please email or send in 10-15 examples of artwork, have a reference page with 3 references, and have a copy of high school transcript. There may be a possible interview.
If selected, the prospective student will need to fill out the school's Presidential Scholarship application.
Note- all application content should come to Steve Strickland
Requirements: Be an Art Major (AA), participate in the annual Art Fair, maintain a 3.0 GPA.
Steve Strickland, MFA
Art Instructor
Coastal Alabama CC
251 580-2139

5.Art Scholarship
Brewton Campus

Applicant must have a minimum GPA 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Required to produce a portfolio of work to the Art director, Carrie Johnson, (251) 809-1617.
The recipient must assist with any and all art workshops held by the art department, Work toward and participate in a scheduled art exhibit at the end of the academic year, take required art classes each semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

6.Art Scholarship
Monroeville Campus

Requirements:Students are required to produce a portfolio of work to the Art Director. Students may contact the Art Director, Susan Brown to set up interview times. (251) 575-8244.
Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
The recipient must assist with any and all art workshops held by the art department, work toward and participate in a scheduled art exhibit at the end of the academic year and take required art classes each semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

7.Athletic Scholarships
Bay Minette Campus

Scholarships are awarded through athletic coaches. They are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                     Contact Wayne Larker
Women’s Softball                Contact Mallory Radwitch
Men’s Basketball                  Contact Robby Robertson
Women’s Basketball            Contact Linda Pitts
Cheerleading                         Contact Celeste Robertson                                      Volleyball                               Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Men’s Golf                             Contact Leo Kling
Men’s Tennis                         Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Women’s Tennis                   Contact Ritchie Dulaney
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules

8.Athletic Scholarships
Brewton Campus

Students must see athletic coaches to set up audition times. Scholarships are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                     Contact Darrell Blevins (251) 809-1563
Women’s Softball                Contact Misti Nims (251) 809-1632
Men’s Basketball                 Contact Allen Gainer (251) 809-1536
Women’s Volleyball            Contact Steven Dickey (251) 809-1592
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules and regulations.

9.Athletic Scholarships
Monroeville Campus

Students must see athletic coaches to set up audition times. Cheerleading tryouts are held in the spring of each year. Scholarships are offered for the following sports:
Men’s Baseball                    Contact Daniel Head (251) 575-8259
Women’s Softball                Contact Monica Meadows (251) 575-8381
Men’s Basketball                 Contact William Brown (251) 575-8258
Women’s Basketball           Contact Mandy Armstrong (251) 575-8235
Cheerleading                        Contact Brittany Mattox (251) 593-0536
Pays tuition, fees, and books. Must follow NJCAA rules and regulations.

10.College Bowl
Bay Minette Campus

Coastal Alabama has a college bowl team. It is like high school scholars’ bowl, but at the next level. We offer scholarships for students interested in being on our team. Students must have a 2.5 GPA. Students must commit to attending practice in Bay Minette every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during Fall and Spring Semesters. Students must be willing to travel (at school expense) to attend tournaments in and out of state. The scholarships cover tuition and fees for two semesters, and can be renewed for an additional two semesters the next year. Scholarship award and renewal is based on competitive try-outs. The Student must be willing to try-out for the team. If the student does well during try-outs, the student may be offered a scholarship based on their performance. We conduct try-outs at the beginning of Fall and Spring Semester.

11.College Bowl
Monroeville and Thomasville Campuses

Scholarships are offered to students interested in being on the college bowl team. Students must have a 2.5 GPA and commit to attending practice in Monroeville and Thomasville. The scholarship covers tuition and fees and are awarded on a yearly basis. Scholarships will be offered by the sponsor. Contact Marcus Gordon (251) 575-8397 or (334) 637-3187 for more information.

12.Computer Fair
Bay Minette Campus

Must compete in the ACTE Computer Fair held on the Bay Minette Campus in March to qualify.
Must attend the Bay Minette Campus.
If selected, the recipient will need to fill out the school's Presidential Scholarship application.
Student must perform a minimum of 10 hours a week. Student required to set up and prepare for the next Computer Fair.
Scholarship is for two semesters, but can be renewed at the recommendation of the faculty.

13.Hospitality Division
Gulf Shores Campus

Requirements:GPA: 2.5 or higher
Have completed at least one semester in the Hospitality/Culinary/Pastry/Event Planning at Coastal Alabama.
Recommendation from instructor and demonstrated financial need (i.e. does not qualify for Pell Grant).
Student must perform a minimum of 10 hours a week supporting instructors in preparing for classes and special events.
Scholarship is for two semesters, but can be renewed at the recommendation of the faculty.

14.James Martindale Science Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

Must have at least 2.5 GPA.
Must be a second year science major.
Recommendation by instructors.

15.Language Arts Tournament
Bay Minette Campus

Must participate in the Language Arts Tournament. Three scholarships are available to high school seniors who are winners of the following three academic competitions of the Language Arts Tournament:
English Literature
American Literature
Composition
Scholarship is for two years provided the requirements for renewal are met.
Contact Jeffrey Beall Jeffrey.beall@coastalalabama.edu.

16.Leadership Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicant must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
Must participate in the Student Government Association on the Brewton or Atmore Campus.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

17.Mike Teddar Math Tournament Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

The top ten winners of the Math Tournaments that are held each February on the Brewton campus will receive these scholarships.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

18.Miss Coastal Alabama

The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.

19.Music Scholarship
Monroeville Campus

Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Students are required to audition with Music Director. Auditions are held in the early spring. For more information contact Terry Galbraith 251-575-8296.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

20.North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce Junior Ambassador

Must be a North Baldwin Junior Ambassador.
Interview required.
The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.
Scholarship is for two years providing the requirements for renewal are met.

21.Pow Wow Scholarship
Bay Minette Campus

The student must have a 16 on the ACT and a 2.5 GPA to be eligible to interview. A separate application and interview is required.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours; Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

22.PTK President, Bay Minette Campus

Requirements: Must be President of PTK, Bay Minette Campus

23.PTK Officer Scholarship
Monroeville and Thomasville campuses

Requirements:Up to 6 scholarships are available for second year students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa and serve in officer positions.
Pays tuition and fees up to 58 hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

24:Rosemary Jernigan Honor Scholarship
Brewton Campus

Applicant must have a minimum ACT score of 21 and/or 3.0 GPA.
Recipients must take Honors sections of required classes needed for graduation, take Honors Interdisciplinary Studies Courses, attend meetings of Honor Program participants (at least one per month), and participate in extracurricular activities which include trips and meetings.
Pays full tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 3.0 GPA.

25.Second Generation Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must have a parent who was a first generation graduate of the former Jefferson Davis Community College (proof with be birth certificate and copy of degree).
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

26.Senior Resident Assistant
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements: Interview Required.

27.SGA President
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements:Elected by student body, Bay Minette Campus

28.Technical Scholarships
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA with no ACT requirement.
Scholarships are available in the following areas:
Welding                          Contact Keith Lisenby (251)368-7625
Business Technology    Contact Jacqueline Stokes (251) 809-1631
Auto Body -                    Contact Thomas Rolin (251) 368-7622
AC/Refrigeration           Contact Doug Byrd (251) 368-7620
Industrial Engineering Contact Mark Regehr (251) 368-7665
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

29.Technical Scholarships
Monroeville and Thomasville campuses

An Interview process will be held with individual departments on a scheduled day in Thomasville in the spring of the year. Minimum grade point average of 2.5 with no ACT requirement.
Scholarships are available in the following areas: Cosmetology (Thomasville), Business Technology (Thomasville), Machine Tool Technology (Thomasville), Industrial Maintenance (Thomasville), Instrumentation/Electronics (Thomasville), Paper and Chemical Technology (Thomasville), and Welding Technology (Monroeville and Thomasville).
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 hours, excluding certificate program scholarships which are only for one year. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

30.Theater
Bay Minette Campus

Requirements:
Students must have a 2.5 GPA
Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA
Students are required to take specific theater (THR) courses each semester
Students must submit a completed application and audition for scholarships in order to be considered.
Auditions:
Auditions are held between February and May of each spring semester for the following academic school year
Students interested in auditioning must contact Shana Stradley in order to be notified of information regarding audition date(s)/time(s).
Mrs. Stradley’s email is shana.stradley@coastalalabama.edu

31.Vision Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Requirements:Applicants are recommended by high school counselor. This is not based on ACT scores or GPA.
Pays tuition and fees for up to 82 credit hours; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

Program Scholarships

1.Area Women Action Group's
Miss AWAG Pageant

Requirements: Must participate in the Area Women Action Group Pageant.
The recipient will need to fill out the school's Scholarship application.
Scholarship is for two years providing the requirements for renewal are met.

2.Dogwood Pageant

Requirements: Must participate in the Dogwood Pageant and place in the top twelve. The scholarship committee must be notified by April 1, following the pageant.
The recipient must be a graduating senior and must enroll in the Summer or Fall Semester following their graduation and complete the two years in consecutive terms excluding Summer Semester.
The scholarships is for one year (renewable) for tuition and fees only; must maintain 2.5 GPA.

3.Distinguished Young Women

Requirements: Awarded to the Winner, First Runner Up, and Second Runner Up for the participating counties in the Coastal Alabama Service Area.
The scholarship committee must be notified by the director, following the pageant.
The recipient must be a graduating senior and must enroll in the Summer or Fall Semester following their graduation and complete the two years in consecutive terms excluding Summer Semester.
Pays tuition and fees up to 82 semester hours. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

External Scholarships - Deadlines vary

1.Historical Society and Foundation Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must fill out a separate scholarship application.
Pays $500.00 either Fall or Spring Semester.

2.Industry Alliance Scholarships
Thomasville Campus

These scholarships are sponsored and paid for by local industry and are available on the Thomasville campus. A separate scholarship application is available.
Scholarships are chosen by the industry and cover either all tuition and fees or a set $5000.00 per year, depending on the industry. ACT of 17 or higher is required.
Scholarships are offered by the following industries:
Georgia Pacific, BASF, and Olin
Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.

3.Louise Hauss Miller Nursing Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore Campuses

Applicants must be accepted into the Coastal Alabama Nursing Program on the Brewton or Atmore campus.
The scholarship pays $500.00 per semester.
Contact Dr. Marilyn Nicholson (251) 809-1512 (Application found on the website under Financial Aid/ Forms).

4.Ruth Q. Davis Nursing Scholarship
Monroeville and Thomasville Nursing Students

Applicants must have been accepted to the Monroeville or Thomasville nursing program and have successfully completed one semester of the program.
A separate application is available.
Contact Joy Harrison (251) 575-8238 or (334) 637-3160 for more information.

5.Second Career Scholarship
Brewton and Atmore campuses

Applicants must have attended a semester on the Brewton or Atmore campus and must be a resident of Escambia County, Alabama or Escambia County, Florida.]]> <![CDATA[About Coastal Alabama Community College Monroeville]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-About-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Thu, 16 Nov 2017 07:32:20 +0100 anna]]> https://www.scholarforum.com/Thread-About-Coastal-Alabama-Community-College-Monroeville Mission Statement
Coastal Alabama Community College provides broad access to quality, affordable educational opportunities through a variety of instructional strategies in diverse learning environments that promote economic growth and enhance the quality of life for a global community.
Institutional Goals

Coastal Alabama Community College provides university parallel programs that transfer to senior colleges and universities and workforce development and technical skills training that increases access to employment, enhances career advancement, and supports local economic needs.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides traditional and non-traditional venues of instruction, including distance educational opportunities, social media, and other emerging and innovative methods of instruction, as well as hybrid classes.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides flexible scheduling for each semester/term of classes that are offered at each campus location.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides access to comprehensive student support services to assist students in attaining their educational and career goals along with reaching their maximum potential socially.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides quality instruction by employing qualified personnel and encouraging continual professional development.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides library and technology resources to enhance student learning, meet faculty instructional requirements, and enrich the cultural and resource needs of the College’s community.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides physical facilities that are appropriate for the institution’s needs and maintain adequate financial and physical resources to support the mission of the College and facilitate future growth.
Coastal Alabama Community College maintains a structured, institution-wide planning and evaluation process to include student learning and departmental outcomes that provide evidence of continuous improvement based on evaluation of results.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides community programs for cultural growth, adult education, literacy instruction, training for existing businesses and industries, continuing education, and to share College facilities with citizens of the community for educational and/or recreational purposes.

Nondiscrimination Policy
It is the official policy of the Alabama Community College System and Coastal Alabama Community College that no person in Alabama shall, on the grounds of race, color, disability, gender, religion, creed, national origin, or age, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination or harassment under any program, activity, or employment.
History
Coastal Alabama Community College is a public two-year institution, a member of the Alabama Community College System and governed by the Alabama Community College System Board of Trustees. The Alabama Community College System consists of twenty-three comprehensive community colleges, and technical colleges; Marion Military Institute; and the Alabama Technology Network, an extensive workforce development initiative. Coastal Alabama was formed through the consolidation of Alabama Southern Community College, Faulkner State Community College and Jefferson Davis Community College.
Coastal Alabama Community College, located in Baldwin, Monroe, Clarke, Choctaw, and Escambia Counties in south Alabama, has locations in Bay Minette, Atmore, the Academy at the Fairhope Airport, Brewton, Fairhope, Gulf Shores, Monroeville, Thomasville, Gilbertown, Jackson, the Life Tech Center, the North Baldwin Center for Technology, the South Baldwin Center for Technology, Fountain, and Holman. The Bay Minette campus is the regional administrative campus.
The former Faulkner State Community College was one of the 13 original two-year colleges created by an act of the Alabama Legislature in 1963 and has undergone several transitions and name changes in its lifetime. For the first few months of operation, it was called Bay Minette State Junior College, but in early 1966, the Board of Trustees named the College William Lowndes Yancey State Junior College in honor of a pre-Civil War statesman and educator. In 1970, the name changed to James H. Faulkner Junior College to honor Mr. James H. Faulkner, a prominent citizen of Baldwin County. The College name was changed again by the Board of Trustees in August 1992, to Faulkner State Community College to more accurately reflect its mission and purpose. The College name was changed again by the Board of Trustees on December 14, 2016.
The former Faulkner State began offering courses at the Fairhope site in 1970, and in 1975, the College added a permanent staff, student services, and expanded offerings of programs and services to the community. The Fairhope Campus has been housed both at the Fairhope High School and at the old Fairhope Library building. In 1987, the present Fairhope site was acquired. Originally the home of the Marietta Johnson School of Organic Education, the Fairhope site was entered in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of Interior on July 1, 1988. In 1985, the College opened a site in Foley and moved to the present Gulf Shores Campus in 1993. The City of Gulf Shores built the facility for the College on land donated by the Meyer family.
The former Alabama Southern Community College was created in 1991 by the merger of two existing colleges in Monroeville and Thomasville. Patrick Henry State Junior College in Monroeville and Hobson State Technical College in Thomasville were both created through Act No. 93 of the Alabama Legislature in 1963. Patrick Henry was accredited initially by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) in December 1970, and Hobson State was accredited initially by the SACS Commission on Occupational Education Institutions in December 1972. The Alabama State Board of Education consolidated these two institutions on August 22, 1991, to create Alabama Southern Community College, which was originally accredited by SACSCOC on June 19, 1992.
The former Jefferson Davis Community College was formed through the consolidation of Jefferson Davis State Junior College and Atmore State Technical College by action of the State Board of Education on December 13, 1990.
Prior to consolidation, the State Legislature’s approval of Act No. 93 on May 3, 1963, served as the genesis of Jefferson Davis State Junior College. The Junior College Committee from the Escambia County area was particularly instrumental in the selection of Brewton as the College’s site. Farmers, industrialists, educators, ministers, laborers, lawyers, doctors, and merchants - all who believed in educating their neighbors’ children - gave their blessings and support to the Junior College’s establishment.
The City of Brewton and the Escambia County Board of Commissioners donated the site of Jefferson Davis State Junior College. The city acquired 35 acres from Mrs. Mabel Leigh in 1955 for $22,500. The Escambia County Board of Commissioners purchased 65 acres from the heirs of John M. Holladay on January 6, 1964, for $45,745.
Atmore State Technical Institute was created by Act No. 2295 on September 30, 1972; however, it was not until May 1, 1974, that classes (formerly conducted in Atmore by the J. F. Ingram State Vocational School in Deatsville, Alabama) were placed under the supervision of Atmore State Technical Institute in Atmore, Alabama. The name was changed to Atmore State Technical College by the Alabama State Board of Education on April 28, 1983.
Today, Coastal Alabama Community College services nearly 9,000 square miles in south Alabama and offers more than 100 programs of study, as featured in this publication.
The Thomasville Campus of Coastal Alabama offers mostly technical programs; it hosts the National Center for Pulp and Paper Technology in partnership with the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education Centers, which promote workforce development for the pulp and paper industry. The College received approximately $6 million in funding from the National Science Foundation to establish this partnership. Also located in Thomasville is the LifeTech Institute, an innovative non-credit parolee transition program operated in partnership with the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles and Coastal Alabama. The LifeTech Institute teaches life and technical skills to help ex-offenders make the transition from prison to society.
The Jackson Site of Coastal Alabama was established in 1975 and is located in the north wing of Jackson Middle School. Courses are primarily offered in the evening in Jackson with two classrooms, a computer lab with 24 terminals, and administrative offices. The Gilbertown Campus of Coast Alabama was established in 1977 and offers a wide range of day and evening classes. Construction was completed in fall 2004 on a new Gilbertown library facility, which is available for the public to use as well as students.
Coastal Alabama Community College’s Alabama Center for Literary Arts in Monroeville hosts the annual Alabama Writers Symposium, which awards the Harper Lee Award for Alabama’s Most Distinguished Writer of the Year.
The Bay Minette Campus of Coastal Alabama is home to the Sun Chiefs athletic teams; the Monroeville Campus of Coastal Alabama is home to the Eagles athletic teams and the Brewton Campus of Coastal Alabama is home to the Warhawks athletic teams. Coastal Alabama athletic teams compete in the Alabama Community College Conference (ACCC) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
Coastal Alabama Community College serves a current combined enrollment of more than 10,000 students across all fifteen locations.
Dr. Gary L. Branch is the president of Coastal Alabama.
Dr. Branch served as president of Faulkner State Community College from 1981 to 2017 when the consolidation efforts resulted in the new Coastal Alabama Community College.
Coastal Alabama Community College is a result of the consolidation of Faulkner State Community College, Alabama Southern Community College and Jefferson Davis Community College. On December 6, 2016, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges voted to approve the consolidation and acknowledge the institution’s intent to seek accreditation. Each of the former institutions was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia, 30033, Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science Degrees and Certificates.]]> Mission Statement
Coastal Alabama Community College provides broad access to quality, affordable educational opportunities through a variety of instructional strategies in diverse learning environments that promote economic growth and enhance the quality of life for a global community.
Institutional Goals

Coastal Alabama Community College provides university parallel programs that transfer to senior colleges and universities and workforce development and technical skills training that increases access to employment, enhances career advancement, and supports local economic needs.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides traditional and non-traditional venues of instruction, including distance educational opportunities, social media, and other emerging and innovative methods of instruction, as well as hybrid classes.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides flexible scheduling for each semester/term of classes that are offered at each campus location.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides access to comprehensive student support services to assist students in attaining their educational and career goals along with reaching their maximum potential socially.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides quality instruction by employing qualified personnel and encouraging continual professional development.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides library and technology resources to enhance student learning, meet faculty instructional requirements, and enrich the cultural and resource needs of the College’s community.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides physical facilities that are appropriate for the institution’s needs and maintain adequate financial and physical resources to support the mission of the College and facilitate future growth.
Coastal Alabama Community College maintains a structured, institution-wide planning and evaluation process to include student learning and departmental outcomes that provide evidence of continuous improvement based on evaluation of results.
Coastal Alabama Community College provides community programs for cultural growth, adult education, literacy instruction, training for existing businesses and industries, continuing education, and to share College facilities with citizens of the community for educational and/or recreational purposes.