Endowed and Annual Scholarship Index
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Kari Tucker and Jerry Rudmann Psychology Department Student Research Award Endowment
Kari Tucker and Jerry Rudmann have both dedicated their careers to teaching psychology. They started this award to acknowledge students who are active in the Psychology Department. Students must engage in psychology-related research that culminates in an APA-formatted paper, which will be or has been presented at a local or regional conference.
Katherine Brady Clarinet Endowment
After playing clarinet in the ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ Wind Symphony for over 10 years, Katherine Brady started this scholarship to support and encourage her fellow musicians. Her passion for music and the ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ experience is one that she hopes will continue to be appreciated by students.
Katy V. and Merle E. Memorial Scholarship
While working at ÌÇÐÄÔ´´, Brenda Borron saw the impact that scholarships have on their recipients. Upon retiring, she established this scholarship in memory of her parents, who taught her the importance of obtaining an education Brenda believes that ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ is a place of second chances.
Kaye and Jane Mach Retiree Endowed Scholarship
Kaye Mach was one of the original faculty members at ÌÇÐÄÔ´´. When Kaye and his wife Jane created their will, they included the ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ Foundation. The bequest was realized in 2023 after both Kaye and Jane passed away. While they did not place any restrictions on the gift, the ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ Foundation Board of Governors voted to create a scholarship that would honor those who retired from ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ over the past year.
Kid's Read! Scholarship
Kids Read! is an organization dedicated to getting books into the hands of as many children in need as possible. Having no employees, Kids Read! runs completely on the generosity of our amazing volunteers. This scholarship honors the incredible number of hours that ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ students help with cleaning, sorting, labeling, boxing, and delivering books.
Kirk C. Gorrie Memorial Endowed Scholarship
In memory of former English Department faculty member Kirk C. Gorrie, this scholarship is for those who take specific classes in English at ÌÇÐÄÔ´´. This award was established by Kirk's parents, Clayton and Trula Gorrie, and his siblings. It honors Kirk’s decade of teaching writing at ÌÇÐÄÔ´´, and assists students who have completed (or are near completion of) the writing sequence.