Mission Statement
Our mission is to further the objectives and ethics of the Financial Executives International by supporting higher education and training in the fields of finance and accounting.
More specifically, this will be achieved by providing non-discriminatory scholarship funds to needy and deserving students attending accredited colleges and universities in the Greater Houston/Galveston area in conjunction with the FEI-Houston Chapter Academic Honors Day.
By linking the award of financial support to students with their exposure to real-world experiences presented as part of FEI’s Academic Honors Day, we can better personalize the educational experience, with a focus to encourage ethical business conduct, and the pursuit of finance and accounting as valid career choices.
Long-Range Goal
Our goal is to creat an endowment with annual income sufficient to fund the scholarship program on a continuing basis.
The FEI Scholarship Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Charity.
Foundation Contact:
Jim Storfer
713.410.0211
jstorfer@sirsol.com
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Academic Honors Day
The Financial Executives
International – Houston Chapter (“FEI”) honors twelve accounting or finance
students annually with a scholarship award and an Honor’s Day Program. The
Honor’s Day Program, held each February, is hosted by a local Houston
business or organization, in conjunction with FEI. Past hosts have included,
the Greater Houston Partnership, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Port of
Houston, Sam Houston Race Park, ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins Plant and Reliant
Energy Corporation.
Twelve greater-Houston area universities participate in the Honor’s Day
Program, from which scholarship recipients are selected. The universities
are:
Houston Baptist University
Lamar University
Prairie View A&M University
Rice University
Sam Houston State University
Stephen F. Austin State University
Texas A&M University
Texas Southern University
University of Houston Central Campus
University of Houston Clear Lake
University of Houston Downtown
University of St. Thomas
Since 1970, the FEI, through it Academic Honor's Day Program, has awarded over $200,000 in scholarships, funded primarily by members' dues and voluntary contributions.
Houston Chapter Strategic Partners
Our sincere thanks to the organizations listed below for their generous support of our 2007-2008 programs.
