The Project SHEBlooms – Bria Marie Nix Memorial Scholarship
Scholarship Overview: Graduating high school senior or current undergraduate female student who plans to pursue a degree in Education at Delaware State University.
Application Available: March 3, 2026
Deadline Date: May 1, 2026
Scholarship Details:
In honor of Bria’s memory, The Project SHE (Serve, Heal & Empower) Blooms, Bria Marie Nix Memorial Scholarship was established. This scholarship was not only inspired by Bria but was a vision she had cultivated years before her passing. She left behind extensive notes filled with ideas, affirmations, goals, and detailed plans for this project. Those who loved her took on the responsibility of bringing her vision to life, implementing the thoughtful and meaningful legacy she dreamed of.
Eligibility Requirements:
- The scholarship is open to any female student attending Delaware State University or any graduating HS female who plans to attend Delaware State University.
- Must attend full-time
- Majoring in Education
- Have a financial need.
- The student must be in good standing and have a GPA of 3.0.
Application Requirements:
- Student will complete an essay
- Submit a reference from an instructor
- Submit a copy of an official transcript.
Find the application here.
Application Requirements: Essay, Letter(s) of Recommendation, Transcript
Essay Details:
Essay (250 word minimum):
“Why are you passionate about educating young people in today’s society?”
Award Amount: $1,500.00
Award Details:
An allocation of $1,500. will be provided to Delaware State University for the student’s use toward expenses.
Scholarship Manager Information:
Contact Name: Shelley Nix
Contact Email: projectsheblooms@gmail.com
Contact Phone Number: (302) 494-7758
Additional Contact & Submission Information:
All applications must be submitted to projectsheblooms@gmail.com or can be mailed to PSB 118 Pisces Drive, Bear DE 19701
Filters:
Eligibility: Female, Financial Need
Areas of Study: Education & School Supports
Applicant’s Current Education Level: High School Senior, College Student
Institution Type: Delaware Institutions, Historically Black Colleges/Universities (HBCUs)