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The Alumni Scholarship Committee Announces 2006 Award Recipients
The alumni association scholarship committee reviewed multiple applications for the 2006-2007 Alumni Association Scholarship for the Rindge Campus. After extensive interviewing, the committee selected two outstanding students for their participation in the community, contributions to the advancement of student life and outstanding academic excellence.

Meet the 2006 Award Recipients

Joshua Lupinek
Joshua is a management major planning to graduate with the class of 2009. He has been an active participant in the Pierce community through the varsity hockey and golf teams in addition to his work with the New England Center for Civic Life. An honors program student, his work ethic complements his talents. Joshua recognizes himself as an individual in the community and, for that, we recognize him for his leadership and intellect.

Ashley Steele
Ashley is a mass communication student, concentrating in media studies, and a member of the class of 2007. She has contributed to the College through her involvement with Student Government, the Leadership Planning Committee- holding the position of Orientation Coordinator, currently a Head Peer Advisor and as a student programming intern. For these reasons, we recognize Ashley as a valuable leader inside and outside the classroom and as a contributor to the Franklin Pierce community.

The 2005 Award Recipients

Matthew Leite
Matt is a Mass Communications major and a member of the Class of 2007. He has contributed to the College through the TV club and the soccer team. His community service includes participation in the Rindge Haunted House and volunteering at a soup kitchen. Most notably, Matt has been an active member in Brothers Reaching Out (B.R.O.) and has been elected President for the 2005-2006 year. For these reasons, we recognize Matt as a valuable leader in and contributor to the Franklin Pierce community.

Alexis Ozimek
Alexis is a member of the Class of 2006 majoring in Psychology. She has been an active member of the Pierce community through the crew team and Pierce Pals, as well serving as a Peer Advisor. Alexis is clearly an active member of the community and, for that, we recognize her for her leadership, community-minded spirit, and positive contribution.

The 2004 Award Recipients

Matthew Naffah
Matt is an Advertising major, also in the class of 2005. He has contributed to the College through the Pierce Media Group, Small Business Advisory Group, Student Government, and the Graphic Design Club. It was clear through Matthew’s interview with the committee that he is dedicated to furthering the cause of Franklin Pierce and to working with his peers to do so. For these reasons, we recognize Matthew as a valuable leader in and contributor to the Franklin Pierce community.

Jillian Blackey
Jillian is a member of the class of 2005 majoring in Marketing. She has been an active member of the Pierce community through the Pierce Media Group, Small Business Advisory Group, Pierce Arrow, Student Government, and as a tutor. Jillian is clearly an active member of the community and, for that, we recognize her for her leadership and contribution.

 

What is the Alumni Association?
Why Do We Award Scholarships?
What Scholarships Are Available?
Who is Involved?
What is the Scholarship Committee Looking For?


What is the Alumni Association?
The purpose of the Alumni Association is to “promote the general welfare of Franklin Pierce College; to develop an enduring interest in all the affairs of the College throughout its alumni, undergraduate, former students and friends; and to develop an organization, which shall be the means of creating and maintaining the close association of Franklin Pierce men and women.”

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Why Do We Award Scholarships?
We believe that it is necessary, as alumni devoted to the efforts of the College, to be supportive of the students who contribute to the Franklin Pierce community. Thus, we award scholarships in an effort to:
1) Recognize students who are leaders.
2) Recognize students who demonstrate a commitment to their community.
3) Commend students who have demonstrated academic excellence.
4) Help in lessening the financial burden for students who demonstrate need.

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What Scholarships Are Available?
The Alumni Association awards two (2) scholarships of $2500 each, contributing $1250 over two (2) semesters.

These scholarships are awarded to students who meet the following criteria:
1) Must be a sophomore, junior, or senior in the academic year of 2004-2005
2) Demonstrates qualities of leadership and citizenship
3) Demonstrates financial need
4) Must be in good academic and disciplinary standing

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The Decision Process
Who is involved?

Members of the scholarship committee volunteer to review the scholarship applications. The committee is comprised of members and non-members of the board of directors. The committee is chaired by the vice president for academics of the board of directors. Each member of the committee reviews each of the applications on his own and submits his or her votes to the Committee chairperson.

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What are we looking for?
The Scholarship Committee is looking for students who best exemplify the Franklin Pierce University
vision. This includes your role as an “Individual in the Community,” and your understanding of “intellect and character” and “leader of conscience” in the context of your life at Franklin Pierce.

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