Scholarship Recipients
In 1997, GO-WV established its Scholarship Program in an effort to become more involved in higher education in West Virginia. The Scholarship Program was specifically created to reward the outstanding scholastic achievements of high school seniors whose parents work in the oil and natural gas industry for GO-WV membership companies. GO-WV also awards deserving high school “student employees” who have completed a required number of working hours at an GO-WV member company. Since the Scholarship Program’s inception, GO-WV has awarded over total of $246,000 in scholarships to these very deserving students. Beginning in 2020, we are offered two scholarships to students attending vocational and/or technical schools.
2023 Scholarship Recipients
Zoe Jarvis has been named to receive the Lori Miller Smith Scholarship given to a female student who exhibits a passion for education. Jarvis is graduating from Charleston Catholic High School and will be attending West Virginia Wesleyan. Her mother, Susan Jarvis, is employed by Diversified Energy.
Carly Harper has been named to receive the Jim Gehr Scholarship given annually to the student who exhibits the greatest commitment to community service. Harper is graduating from Roane County High School and will be attending Glenville State University. Her father, Brett Harper, is employed by Harris Oil Company.
Juliana Veazey has been named to receive the Dale Rettinger scholarship which honors highest academic achievement. Veazey is graduating from Charleston Catholic High School and will be attending West Virginia University. Her father, Chris Veazey, is employed by Diversified Energy.
Bryan Boggs has been named to receive the Kenny Greenlief Scholarship, funded by Waco Oil & Gas. Parsons is graduating from Little Kanawha Valley Christian School and will be attending Glenville State University. His father, Mark Boggs, is employed by BHE GT&S.
William Behrens has been named to receive the Rubin Scholarship. This scholarship, funded by Steve Rubin, honors Dan, Sam and Stan Rubin, for their contributions to the oil and gas industry in West Virginia. Behrens is graduating from Notre Dame High School and will be attending West Virginia University. His father, William Behrens, is employed by Baker Tilly.
Ryan Hall has been named to receive the Brian Fox Scholarship which is funded by the Fox family to recognize his life and commitment to the oil and gas industry. Hall is graduating from Bridgeport High School and will be attending West Virginia University. His mother, Jodi Hall, is employed by Baker Tilly.
Kyan Douglass has been named to receive the Duncan Malcolm Scholarship which recognizes a commitment to education and music. Douglass is graduating from Roane County High School and will be attending West Virginia University. His father, Doug Douglass, is employed by ConServ.
Lacy Hicks has been named to receive the ConServ Scholarship which is funded by the Freshwater family to recognize those serving the oil and gas industry. Hicks is graduating from Calhoun County High School and will be attending Glenville State University. Her father, Scott Hicks, is employed by Hope Gas.
Grant LeFevre has been named to receive a GO-WV scholarship. LeFevre is graduating from Morgantown High School and will be attending West Virginia University. His father, Craig LeFevre, is employed by Antero Resources.
Jace Meadows has been named to receive a GO-WV scholarship. Meadows is graduating from Ravenswood High School and will be attending West Virginia University Parkersburg. His father, Jason Meadows, is employed by Meadows Well Service.
McKinnley Riley has been named to receive a GO-WV scholarship. Riley is graduating from Lincoln High School and will be attending Fairmont State University. Her father, Clay Riley, is employed by The Thrasher Group.
Rafe Riley has been named to receive a GO-WV scholarship. Riley is graduating from Philip Barbour High School and will be attending West Virginia Wesleyan. His father, Randall Riley, is employed by Top Drilling.
Brody Seckman has been named to receive a GO-WV scholarship. Seckman is graduating from Tyler Consolidated High School and will be attending West Virginia University. His father, Jeff Seckman, is employed by Antero Resources.
