Brittney Vaughn Frank

Texas State's SPARK program is trying to get more women to enroll in the university's School of Science and Engineering. SPARK has posted flyers around campus in hopes of capturing the attention of potential candidates. Students selected for the program will receive a 10-thousand-dollar scholarship for each of three years, and will be living in Texas State's newest dorm for at least a year. Candidates must be full-time students with fewer than 30 credit hours. Although the SPARK initiative is targeting women, male students are welcome to apply, too. Visit Texas State's website to fill out an application.