Phi Sigma Iota offers a competitive scholarship program for collegiate and alumni/professional members. The number and amount of the awards will be determined by the members of the Scholarship Committee based on the strength of the application.

All scholarship applications are due by March 30, 2024.   Award notification will be announced before April 30.

The first scholarship was established in 1939 in memory of the founder and first National President, Dr. Church.

In 1970, another scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Anthony S. Corbiere, who for nearly thirty years was National Historian, Editor of the Newsletter, and Executive Secretary of Phi Sigma Iota.

In 2000, two additional named scholarships were inaugurated, one to honor Dr. Cleon Capsus, professor of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of South Florida, and one to honor the years of devoted work on behalf of PSI by former National President Dr. Santiago Vilas.

The Dr. Marie-France Hilgar Scholarship was established to honor former President Dr. Hilgar.

In September 2015, the Phi Sigma Iota Executive Committee members voted to establish a scholarship to honor the memory of Dorothy I. Mitstifer, former President of the Association of College Honor Societies (ACHS), for her dedication in promoting high standards for all honor societies, as well as her instrumental stewardship of, and invaluable counsel to Phi Sigma Iota during a difficult period of transition.

Alisha Boothe
Gamma Phi Chapter #222
Northern Kentucky University

Michelle Holland
Chi Nu Chapter #265
Harding University

Anika R. Mazier
Psi  Chapter #88
St. Norbert College

Scott D. Lancaster
Beta Tau Chapter #197
California State University Chico

Lauren A. O’Grady
Chi Kappa Chapter #274
Gonzaga University

Liam A. White
Chi Omega Chapter #263
University of South Alabama

Robert W. Bentley
Iota Epsilon Chapter #70
University of Richmond

Faith G. Hall
Chi Iota Chapter 272
Brigham Young University

Ethan C. Sowash
Delta Theta Chapter #169
University of North Alabama