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    Author James Patterson reestablishes Tougaloo College scholarship

    By Kristopher White,

    2 days ago

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    JACKSON, Miss. ( WJTV ) – Officials with Tougaloo College in Jackson announced that author James Patterson renewed his commitment to students at the college, who are studying education and committed to careers in teacher.

    Patterson reestablished his scholarship program. He will donate $75,000 to provide ten $7,500 scholarships to students majoring in Education for the 2024-2025 academic year.

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    The author has sold more than 300 million books worldwide. He is renowned for his Alex Cross series and his numerous contributions to the thriller, young adult, and children’s genres.

    “We are deeply honored and grateful for Mr. Patterson’s continued support. His generosity will provide invaluable opportunities for our students, enabling them to pursue their academic dreams and contribute meaningfully to society,” said Dr. Donzell Lee, president of Tougaloo College.

    The 10 recipients of the James Patterson Teacher Education Scholarship will be selected based on their academic achievements, leadership qualities, and passion for education. This significant award will alleviate the financial burden of higher education and inspire and empower these talented students to excel in their studies and future careers.

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