Awards full-time undergraduate students enrolled or planning to enroll at Penn State who have an interest in and concern for the LGBTQ+ and Allied community at the University and have demonstrated efforts toward improving the climate and well-being of LGBTQA individuals through advocacy, awareness, and leadership with the Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, and who are either United States military students or who are enrolled or planning to enroll in Reserve Officers' Training Corps. (ROTC) program at the University.

To honor and recognize contributions to the LGBT community achieved by an undergraduate or graduate student who is enrolled at Penn State.

Provides recognition and financial assistance to outstanding undergraduate students enrolled or planning to enroll at Penn State, University Park who advocate for or contribute to the LGBTQA community.

Nominations are sought for individuals within the University community who have shown outstanding service regarding LGBTQ concerns at Penn State. The definition of service is open to interpretation, but all nominees should be active participants in improving the climate of diversity and inclusion for LGBTQ people at Penn State. Self-nominations are accepted.

Given to full-time undergraduate students who have a demonstrated financial need for funds to meet their necessary college expenses and whose academic studies, co-curricular studies, volunteerism, leadership, student organization interests, advocacy, projects, and/or internships focus on the origins and practices of homophobia and/or the countermeasures against fear and discrimination which homophobia engenders.

Consideration for this scholarship shall be given to undergraduate students who are enrolled or planning to enroll at Penn State Beaver who advocate for or contribute to the LGBTQA community.

Provides financial assistance to undergraduate students enrolled or planning to enroll at Penn State, University Park who advocate for or contribute to the LGBTQA community. Preference is given to students enrolled or planning to enroll in the College of Arts and Architecture (or other academic unit that focuses on visual and performing arts, art, dance, music, or education)

Recognizes outstanding achievement by undergraduate students whose interests and actions promote research and/or service related to LGBTQ individuals, families and communities. Students who are enrolled in Human Development and Family Studies as a major or minor, and are actively engaged in faculty-approved research about LGBTQ topics or are interning at an agency or non-profit organization serving the LGBTQ community are eligible to apply.

Given annually to a student, staff member, faculty member, community member, or organization who has provided leadership and service to the LGBTQA community and who demonstrates outstanding efforts in leadership, integrity, and contributions to the LGBTQA community.