Roper Mountain Science Center (RMSC) is the result of a thriving unique public-private, long-standing partnership of public ownership by Greenville County Schools and corporate and private donations through RMSC Association, its supporting nonprofit 501©3 organization.
Since 1983, Roper Mountain Science Center Association has operated with its mission to support the long-term sustainability of RMSC through fundraising, advocacy and volunteering. Managed by a Board of Directors, the RMSC Association assists with programs and special events, advocates for the Science Center and is proud to have raised millions of dollars toward the Center’s buildings and programs.
The RMSC Association has worked jointly with corporate partners, community foundations, generous families and individual donors to pr
ovide support and funding for educational and public programming, community events, new educational facilities and exciting exhibits at RMSC. RMSC Association has played a vital role in the future of our young people by giving them education, experiences and skills for their careers.
The members of the Board of Directors, which comprise the Association, are chosen for their desire to fulfill the vision of RMSCA, to raise funds and generate support for RMSC, to enhance educational opportunities and awareness of the sciences, to benefit the students, teachers, families, and communities served. Board members serve on a volunteer basis and are elected for three-year terms. The Board meets monthly to discuss RMSC programs, make decisions on fundraising initiatives and plan Association activities and events.
Roper Mountain Science Center Association Scholarship
The Roper Mountain Science Center Association (RMSCA) is pleased to share a scholarship opportunity for high school seniors during
the 2026–2027 school year.
The RMSCA Scholarship supports local students who are
passionate about learning, exploring new ideas and making a difference.
Multiple one-time scholarships will be awarded to students who demonstrate an
interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), a
commitment to their education and a desire to positively contribute to their
community.
Eligibility
High
school senior during the 2026–2027 school year
South
Carolina resident
Demonstrated
interest in STEM
Application Deadline: December 31, 2026
Scholarship Application
Association Board Officers

Catherine
James
President
Wyatt
Rosenlund
Vice President
Sara
Cobb
Secretary
Richard
Mitchell
TreasurerBoard Members

Jay
Carter
Global Lending Services
Sara
Cobb
GE Vernova
Stephen Cooper
McCrory Construction Co.
Stephanie Curtis
Purpose Financial
Juanita Edwards
Pfizer
Adam
Feigl
HDR
Donald
Floyd
GE Vernova
Kristen Gambrell
Michelin North America
Jamie
Houck
Bosch Automotive 
Jonathan Hungerford
Millennium Private Wealth
Catherine James
Greenville Federal Credit Union
Josh
Jones
Duke Energy
Jon
Kessler
Aline Capital
Liene Kukainis
Trees Upstate
Shaun
Malin
HRP Associates, Inc.
Richard
Mitchell
Crescent Supply Co.
Mark
Parrott
JP Morgan 
Fred
Pearson
Fluor Corporation 
Adam Ridlehoover
Elliott Davis
Wyatt Rosenlund
Milliken & Company
Marlee Stokes
Resurgent Capital Services
Sangita Vakharia
Haywood Smile Designs
Julie
Weber
Batson Associates, IncEx-Officio Directors – Representatives

Tara
Dean
GCS Executive Director for Academic Innovation and Technology 
Chuck Saylors
GCSB Liaison
Michael Weeks
RMSC Director

