Truman Scholars are the living memorial to our nation's 33rd president.

According to one Truman Scholar, "I loved getting to see the desks on the Senate floor.

Another Truman Scholar summarized the day for many by saying, "I had a fantastic day.

Since the scholarship was enacted in 1977, 49 Truman Scholars came from a Georgian college or University.

More broadly, Truman Scholars possess intellect, leadership skills, and passion that would make them a likely force for the public good in any field.

Certain graduate and professional schools give some degree of priority and funding to applicants who are Truman Scholars.

She is also a 1994 Harry S. Truman Scholar.

The Truman Scholars also visited the floor of the Senate.

The Stennis Center has conducted 19 events with Truman Scholars.

Each summer approximately 50 Truman Scholars come to Washington for internships in federal agencies, nonprofits and professional organizations.