Kevin Jetton Service Scholarship
About Kevin Jetton
Kevin Jetton, CDP, has provided dedicated and energetic service to AITP for many years, serving as president of his local chapter, his region, and as national president of AITP. Since 1996 he has been the driving force behind the AITP National Collegiate Conference. As a result of his generous service, thousands of AITP student and professional members have enjoyed meaningful opportunities for personal and professional growth.
In 2003, several members of AITP joined with local chapters and the AITP Education Special Interest Group (EDSIG) to establish the Kevin Jetton Service Scholarship. The scholarship recognizes outstanding service to fellow IT professionals through leadership and volunteer activity, including leadership roles in AITP student chapters.
Eligibility
- Declared computer science, CIS, MIS, or IT major with an overall and major GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent)
- Satisfactory completion of at least one full semester of college (12 semester hours or equivalent)
- Enrolled full time (12 semester hours or equivalent) as an undergraduate at an accredited U.S. institution
- U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident
Previous recipients
2004
Rick Hoxie (St. Ambrose University, IA)
2005
Ross Saur (Ferris State University, MI)
2006
Kelly McGrath (Texas State Technical College – Abilene, TX)
2007
Jenna Nisbett (Texas State University)
Jamie Schroeder (ITT Technical Institute, Nashville)
Pavan Yenna (Texas A&M International University)
2008
Cindy Blount (University of Phoenix, Hendersonville, NC)
Sarah Callen (Polk State College, Lakeland Campus, FL)
2009
Spencer Sengsouriya (Southern Polytechnic State University, GA)
2010
Patrick Sager (Ball State University)
Chantal Wilson-Lawrence (Grambling State University)
2011
Jared Parrish (Purdue University)
2012
Chloe Lockard (James Madison University)
2013
Karly Holland (University of Iowa)
2014
Patricia Lehman (Wilmington University, DE)
2015
Jaleel Savoy (Northern Illinois University)
2016
Matthew Dillon (King University, TN)
2017
Daniel Collins (Appalachian State University)
2018
Amy Nguyen (Cerritos College)
2019
Brandon Staple (University of Colorado, Denver)
2020
Benjamin Pfeffer (University of Massachusetts Dartmouth)
2021
David Mayernik (Georgia Institute of Technology)
2022
Harold Dauphin (North Carolina A&T State University)
2023
Rory Brennan-Jones (The University of Rochester)
2024
Ashley Brumfield (Louisiana Tech University)
2025
Sarah Bunting (Drexel University)