Graduate School of Education Scholarships

Graduate School of Education Scholarships

Through the generosity of the Graduate School of Education alumni, professor emeriti, faculty, and friends, 14 scholarships have been established (below) to provide support for students enrolled in designated GSE programs. Please note that students cannot apply directly for these scholarships (unless otherwise specified). Nominations for these awards are initiated by faculty members within each department. For more information, contact your faculty advisor. The 2009-2010 scholarship recipients are:

• Leroy and Margaret H. Callahan Scholarship supports a student pursing a degree in elementary mathematics education.
  

  Melissa Pitaressi (LAI master's student) (back row, 3rd from right)

• Peter Drapiewski Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in educational psychology.
  

  Laura Casey Amo (CSEP doctoral student) (back row, 3rd from left)

• William Eller Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in reading education.
  

  Jennifer Schiller (LAI doctoral student) (front row, 2nd from right)
  Brenna Towle (LAI doctoral student) (back row, 2nd from left)

• Mary Lou and S. David Farr Scholarship supports a student using technology in their research.*
  

  Stephen Goss (CSEP doctoral student) (back row, left)

• James C. Hansen Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in the Department of Counseling, School, and Educational Psychology.
  

  Paul King (CSEP doctoral student) (not available for photograph)

• Marceline Jaques Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in rehabilitation counseling.
  

  Marietta Hoogs (CSEP doctoral student) (front row, 2nd from left)

• Adelle H. Land Scholarship supports a student pursuing a teaching career.
  
  
• Judith T. Melamed Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in the TESOL (teaching English to speakers of other languages) program.
  

  Kimiaki Fukuma (LAI master's student) (back row, right)

• A. Benjamin and Helen Ravin Scholarship provides annual support for students in the Department of Library and Information Studies.
  

  Aimee Levesque (LIS master's student) (back row, 2nd from right)
  Katherine Panning (LIS master's student) (front row, right)

• E. Alberta Riggs Scholarship supports graduate students in the Department of Library and Information Studies.
  
  
• Joseph B. Rounds Scholarship provides annual support to promote excellence in the field of librarianship.
  

  David Odum (LIS master's student) (front row, center)

• Ralph Theurer Scholarship supports a student pursuing a degree in science education.
  

  Melinda Whitford (LAI doctoral student) (front row, left)

• H.W. Wilson Scholarship is funded by the H.W. Wilson Foundation on a rotating basis to students in U.S. and Canadian library education programs.
  
  
• Marie Ross Wolcott Scholarship supports graduate students in the Department of Library and Information Studies.

* Note: Students can self-nominate for this scholarship.