THE WOODLANDS, Texas (May 13, 2008) – Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP (Chevron Phillips Chemical) announced today that it has awarded its 2008-2009 Chevron Phillips Chemical Dependents’ Scholarships to 30 outstanding students. The annual scholarship program offers new scholarships to employees’ dependents, including 25 undergraduate scholarships and 5 graduate scholarships.

“Education is a top priority at Chevron Phillips Chemical,” said Government and Community Affairs Manager Linda Koenig. “We are proud of the successes of our employees’ children and are pleased to invest in their future through this scholarship program.”

During the scholarship selection process, students’ academic records are carefully reviewed, as well as other factors, including leadership and participation in school and community activities, special honors, work experience, stated goals and aspirations, and unique personal or family circumstances. Scholarship applicants are also asked to provide recommendations from their advisers, teachers or employers.

The new scholarship recipients join the 73 current students who are funding their education through Chevron Phillips Chemical scholarships. The company will award a total of $206,000 in scholarships during the 2008-2009 school year.

2008-2009 Scholarship recipients: 

Andrew D. Broyles	Luke A. Burcham	Catherine Y. Cheng
Ashli F. Cornwell	Lisa E. Donahey	Gregory T. Dunn
Jessica R. Ellis	Jessica J. Ford	Jonathan B. Gaedchens
Kathryn N. Goza	Kenneth R. Harriman	Zachary T. Kaspar
Erin L. Kelley	Nicholas Kelly	Michael R. Kirch
Kristi L. Knox	Chelsea C. Lashier	Casey L. Maxwell
Stephen P. Newbold	Amanda Nguyen	Benjamin R. Pousson
Megan L. Riske	Alexander N. Roberts	Derek R. Royall
Jenna M. Segraves	Stephanie L. Tucker	Lauren K. Turk
Kirstin I. Weider	Brandon P. Williamson	Kelly A. Woll