Legacy Leadership Scholarships
The prestigious Major Brent Taylor Leadership Legacy Scholarships are proudly presented in collaboration with Brent’s beloved alma maters: Chandler High School, Brigham Young University, and the University of Utah. Additionally, these scholarships extend their reach into the communities close to Brent’s heart, including Weber High School and Weber State University, where he served as Mayor. Guided by the vision of the Major Brent Taylor Foundation, our mission is to cultivate a new generation of service-minded leaders, representing diverse backgrounds and experiences. We achieve this through various avenues, including the esteemed Leadership Legacy Scholarships, the immersive BT5 Leadership Training Program, and engaging speaking engagements and conferences.
Major Brent Taylor Legacy Scholarships in Action
In the wake of Major Brent Taylor’s enduring legacy, the Major Brent Taylor Legacy Scholarships stand as beacons of opportunity and inspiration for aspiring leaders. Through the generous support of Brent’s alma maters such as Chandler High School, Brigham Young University, and the University of Utah, alongside his cherished communities like Weber High School and Weber State University, these scholarships have become catalysts for academic excellence and service-driven leadership. Each recipient represents a testament to Brent’s unwavering commitment to community and selfless service. With their dedication to making a positive impact in the world, these scholars embody the values that Major Brent Taylor held dear, ensuring that his legacy continues to thrive in the hearts and minds of future generations.
Scholarship Winners
BT5 Leadership Legacy Program
The BT5 Leadership Training Program is based on the high school graduation speech Brent Taylor gave while serving as Student Body President of the Class of 1997 for Chandler High School in Arizona. He shared what he called, “The Brent Taylor Five-Point System for Happiness and Health,” or “The BT5” for short. Today, the MBTF takes the five principles from the BT5 to students, companies and organizations who are looking to define and develop their own personal set of guiding values in their lives.
