Theta Chapter Honors Kaylee Walker with 2025 Grant-in-Aid Award

By: Guest Columnist Dr. Stephanie Duguid

Kaylee Walker, DKG Grant-In-Aid Recipient, 2025

The Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma is proud to announce Kaylee Walker of Brookhaven as the 2025 recipient of its annual Grant-in-Aid award. A standout student from Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Kaylee is preparing to transfer to the Mississippi University for Women this fall, where she will pursue a degree in English education.

Dedicated to supporting the future of teaching, Delta Kappa Gamma awards this honor each year to an aspiring educator who demonstrates academic excellence, leadership, and a passion for learning. Kaylee’s commitment to becoming an English teacher and inspiring the next generation of students is both admirable and promising.

The Theta Chapter celebrates Kaylee’s achievements and looks forward to the positive impact she will make in Mississippi classrooms in the years to come.

Delta Kappa Gamma is an international society of women educators committed to promoting professional excellence, personal growth, and the advancement of education worldwide. The Theta Chapter, based in Wesson, supports local students and educators through scholarships and service.