Donate!Scholarship Opportunities
Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation is proud to award scholarships that provide meaningful financial assistance to students pursuing a veterinary degree.
Receiving a scholarship from the veterinary profession is more than financial support, it’s an encouraging recognition from the community they are joining, helping them continue their path toward becoming the next generation of veterinary leaders.
Applications open August 1. Students entering their second, third or fourth year of veterinary school at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine or the Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine may apply. Detailed application instructions and criteria are included in the scholarship application.
| August 1 | Online scholarship applications open |
| November 30 | Deadline for all scholarship applications |
| December 1 – February 1 | Completed applications are evaluated and scored |
| February 1 | Notifications of scholarship awards begin — be sure to check the email used to create your application! |
| March 4–7 | Scholarship award ceremony at the 2027 TVMA Annual Conference |
| March 15 | Scholarship checks mailed to university |
TVMF has the following scholarships available. Each is awarded for one year, and recipients may reapply for a second year; however, renewal is not guaranteed. Each scholarship is a minimum of $1,000 with one or two awards available. We encourage your applications as additional awards or increased amounts may become available!
Philanthropy Scholarship: Recognizes a second or third-year student who has been engaged in philanthropic activities and has demonstrated leadership by supporting or starting a charitable program.
Amount: $1,000
Number of Awards: 2 (one per university)
Scholarship Guidelines
One Health Scholarship: Supports veterinary students engaged in One Health education or activities. Scholarship funds are intended to help offset educational expenses such as conference travel, tuition, or other professional development opportunities.
Amount: $1,000
Number of Awards: 1
Scholarship Guidelines
Dr. Eve Gerome Memorial Scholarship, Est. 2023
This scholarship in memory of Eve Gerome, DVM, will provide invaluable support to deserving students from rural areas pursuing their dreams of becoming veterinarians in an extension of her life and legacy.
A graduate of the Class of 1985, Dr. Gerome is highly respected and known for her earnest compassion for both animals and people. She practiced in Fannin County, where she became a pillar of the community and caretaker of everyone’s four-legged friends. Dr. Gerome was very dedicated to mentoring young veterinarians and students.
Dr. Eve Gerome Memorial Scholarship: Support for deserving students from rural counties or areas. One award per veterinary school at $1,000 each
Amount: $1,000
Number of Awards: 2 (one per university)
Scholarship Guidelines
Dr. John McCarroll Memorial Scholarship, Est. 2025
The Dr. John D. McCarroll Memorial Scholarship honors the life and legacy of a respected Texas equine veterinarian and supports veterinary students in Texas pursuing careers in equine veterinary medicine. Established by his family and friends, the scholarship reflects Dr. McCarroll’s dedication to clinical excellence, lifelong learning, and mentoring the next generation of veterinarians.
Dr. John McCarroll Memorial Scholarship: Support for deserving veterinary students pursuing careers in equine veterinary medicine.
Amount: $1,000
Number of Awards: 1
Questions?
For questions or assistance with the scholarship application process, please reach out to Casey McBee, TVMF Director of Development at 512-452-4224 or email at cmcbee@tvma.org.
Establish a Scholarship Fund
Establishing a scholarship is a meaningful way to honor someone special, support veterinary students, and strengthen the future the veterinary profession. If you are interested in making a lasting impact, TVMF will work with you to establish a scholarship that reflects your goals and values while ensuring your gift makes a difference for generations to come.
To learn more or start the conversation, please contact TVMF Director of Development, Casey McBee, at cmcbee@tvma.org or 512-452-4224.