SVHEF Grows Scholarship Opportunities with Rose and Garden Club The Southern Virginia Higher Education Foundation provides a variety of scholarship opportunities for students to continue their education following high school. The SVHEF awards about $50,000.00 annually...
The Ann and Sterling Edmunds Scholarship for the Arts awards over $4,000.00 that supported more than thirty students who participated in The Prizery Summer Camps and Classes. Week-long classes extended from June 20th through July 21st and provided a range of hands-on...
Microsoft Scholar Pays It Forward In 2018, Tina Jang moved from Taiwan to Virginia with her husband Jackson in hopes of reconnecting with his family. The couple’s plan- to settle down in Virginia. “We were both unsure how things would unfold after leaving...
Future Business Leaders of America gain local education opportunities seated at the Southern Virginia Higher Education Foundation table. Pictured left to right: Mehki Jackson, Riley Neighbors, Paige Powell, MeJazia Howerton, Aniyah Yancey, Ayanna Morton, and Brooklyn...
Article from The News & Record January 16, 2023 In celebration of Dr. King’s birthday, Business & Professional Council recognizes educators, champions interests of youths Two Halifax County educators were honored by the Halifax County Business &...
Giving Tuesday – Support Local Scholarship Opportunities for Higher Education While the holiday spending season approaches, the Southern Virginia Higher Education Foundation is in hopes the community remembers to support local non-profit organizations on Giving...
The Southern Virginia Higher Education Foundation (SVHEF) and the Community Arts Center Foundation (The Prizery) announce the launch of The Edmunds Scholarship for the Arts in Memory of Ann Chesley and Sterling Edmunds. This endowed scholarship of $102,214.16 was...
Welcome back to your future. It’s another Fall setting with students gearing up to start or continue focusing on their career goals at the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center (SVHEC) located in Downtown South Boston. Most classes are due to start Monday...
“I want to help people find help”, simply stated Bobbie Goodman. It was nearly two decades ago when Bobbie Goodman dropped out of college and began punching the time clock at the local factories. She worked alongside her mother and other relatives to make ends meet...
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