Scholarship Recipients

Matthew Fitch recipient of the AGC Future Leaders Forum Committee Scholarship - The AGC Future Leaders Forum Committee Scholarship is presented by the Future Leaders Forum Committee of AGC. It is awarded to a full time Construction Management student who is a member of the AGC Student Chapter, is at least a sophomore, and has a 2.5 GPA.

Matthew Fitch recipient of the AGC of Colorado Gilbert E. Johnson Scholarship for Construction Management - AGC of Colorado Gilbert E. Johnson Scholarship for Construction Management recipient must be a full-time undergraduate student; have completed at least a 12-week internship in the field of construction; maintain a 3.2 GPA; be involved with Associated General Contractors Student Chapter; and participate in community activities. Preference given to students planning a career in general contracting.

Kristin Anderson recipient of the Alexandra Stewart and Gustave W. Voelzel, Jr. Memorial Scholarship - The Alexandra Stewart and Gustave W. Voelzel, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of the Voelzels, who were both Colorado State alumni. The award is given to a student with a minimum 3.0 GPA who has been involved in community or club activities. Recipients must have completed their freshman year in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field.

Caitlain Bricker recipient of the Alice M. Ford Scholarship - The Alice M. Ford Scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Ford who received her Master’s degree from Colorado State and taught Home Economics for many years. Awarded to undergraduate majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences.

Christyn Hopkins recipient of the Alice M. Ford Scholarship - The Alice M. Ford Scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Ford who received her Master’s degree from Colorado State and taught Home Economics for many years. Awarded to undergraduate majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences.

Zachary Belsey recipient of the Alpine Cabinet Company Construction Management Scholarship - The Alpine Cabinet Company Construction Management Scholarship is provided by the company and is awarded to an undergraduate majoring in Construction Management. Preference is given to an in-state student. From Advance: James Chinn founded Alpine Cabinet Company in Timnath, Colorado in 1968 with just one employee.

Averie Floyd recipient of the American Sewing Guild - Denver Chapter Scholarship - The American Sewing Guild – Denver Chapter Scholarship is awarded to juniors, seniors,or graduate students concentrating in the field of Apparel Design and Production. Applicants must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA, be Colorado residents with a Colorado high school diploma or have resided in the state for at least 10 years, and demonstrate involvement in Design and Merchandising activities.

Morgan Allred recipient of the American Sewing Guild - Denver Chapter Scholarship - The American Sewing Guild – Denver Chapter Scholarship is awarded to juniors, seniors,or graduate students concentrating in the field of Apparel Design and Production. Applicants must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA, be Colorado residents with a Colorado high school diploma or have resided in the state for at least 10 years, and demonstrate involvement in Design and Merchandising activities.

Arnulfo Serrano Ceja recipient of the American Society of Professional Estimators Denver Chapter 5 Scholarship - The American Society of Professional Estimators Denver Chapter 5 Scholarship is provided for Construction Management students who have at least two semesters remaining toward their degrees. Recipients must be full time undergraduate students with a minimum 2.75 GPA, have demonstrated financial need, and be planning a career in the construction industry.

Erin Terry recipient of the Andy White Memorial Scholarship - The Andy White Memorial Scholarship was established by emeritus faculty member, Louise Wendt White, in memory of her husband who died in 2000. Mrs. White’s career at Colorado State spanned 35 years, from 1967 to 2002, during which time she served as professor, acting department head, and assistant department head in the Department of Occupational Therapy. The scholarship is given to a graduate student who is in their second year of the OT program and who is focusing on neuro-rehabilitation (such as neuro-developmental treatment [NDL]) or similar research and who has a desire and goal to work with adults with acquired brain damage.

Anabella Montgomery recipient of the Ann Hyde Memorial Scholarship - Ann Hyde was a well known couture designer in Denver. She had a passion for quality construction techniques and exquisite fabrics. The Ann Hyde Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. E. Fred Birdsall in honor and memory of his wife. The award is given to undergraduate students majoring in Apparel Design and Production with an interest in custom tailoring and couture design and a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Angela Carvalho recipient of the Ann Livingston Memorial Scholarship - The Ann Livingston Memorial Scholarship was established by family and friends of Ann, who was a Colorado State alumna and Poudre School District teacher for 28 years. The award is given to undergraduates majoring in Health and Exercise Science concentrating in health promotion. Preference is given to graduates of Poudre School District who participate in a variety of professional activities. At request of donor, must be female student; current Colorado resident; current U.S. citizen, and received no grade lower than C in high school or college.

Sarah Daurio recipient of the Ann Livingston Memorial Scholarship - The Ann Livingston Memorial Scholarship was established by family and friends of Ann, who was a Colorado State alumna and Poudre School District teacher for 28 years. The award is given to undergraduates majoring in Health and Exercise Science concentrating in health promotion. Preference is given to graduates of Poudre School District who participate in a variety of professional activities. At request of donor, must be female student; current Colorado resident; current U.S. citizen, and received no grade lower than C in high school or college.

Evyan Stuart recipient of the Anne Andrews Scholarship for Mental Health Advocates - The Anne Andrews Scholarship for Mental Health Advocates is given by Gail Cotton in honor of her daughter, Anne. This scholarship is awarded to a student who participates in community service activities and plans a career in the mental health field setting that advocates for services for those affected by chronic mental illness.

Leora Garcia recipient of the Anne Jubitz Munro Scholarship - Anne (Jubitz) Munro '67 credits her father for modeling a deep commitment to education, an attribute Anne continues as a family legacy. Mr. Jubitz also received a great deal of satisfaction from helping others. "If he were alive today, he would be thrilled with this decision," Anne said while establishing the scholarship fund. After completing her undergraduate studies in occupational therapy at Colorado State University (CSU), Anne returned to her native Portland, Oregon. It was there that her mother and future husband's stepmother introduced her to David Munro, whom she would eventually marry. Anne and David have two daughters, Laurie and Sally, and two grandchildren. David is an attorney in Portland. Through Anne, he shares an appreciation, understanding, and support for the field of occupational therapy and how this, and other types of intervention, can save and improve lives. Anne and David have maintained a legacy of giving to occupational therapy since 1974. The Munros acknowledge the importance of scholarship support for the next generation of students and wish to honor the Occupational Therapy department for the excellent teaching and camaraderie that Anne enjoyed during her time at CSU.

Trevor Mendoza recipient of the ASPE/Eugene L. Joerns Scholarship - The American Society of Professional Estimators Denver Chapter 5 Scholarship is provided for Construction Management students who have at least two semesters remaining toward their degrees. Recipients must be full time undergraduate students with a minimum 2.75 GPA, have demonstrated financial need, and be planning a career in the construction industry.

Kimberly Burke recipient of the Attack Pack Scholarship - The Attack Pack Scholarship was named in honor of a group of heart attack survivors, many of whom participate in the Adult Fitness Program in Health and Exercise Science. The award is given to a junior or senior student with a quality academic record who demonstrates volunteer service in health promotion other than practicum experiences for credit, and plans a career in cardiac rehabilitation.

Alejandra Mcgee recipient of the B. C. Cowel Health and Exercise Science Scholarship - The B.C. Cowel Health and Exercise Science Scholarship was established by Bo Cowelâ??s family in honor of his years of service at Colorado State as a physical education professor and intramural director. Bo passed away in 1999. The award is awarded to a junior or senior. Selection is based on high involvement in physical education activity, interest, and leadership. Recipients must be Colorado residents.

Steven Bayer recipient of the B. C. Cowel Health and Exercise Science Scholarship - The B.C. Cowel Health and Exercise Science Scholarship was established by Bo Cowelâ??s family in honor of his years of service at Colorado State as a physical education professor and intramural director. Bo passed away in 1999. The award is awarded to a junior or senior. Selection is based on high involvement in physical education activity, interest, and leadership. Recipients must be Colorado residents.

Kristie Livermore recipient of the Barbara Oliver Memorial Scholarship - The Barbara Oliver Memorial Scholarship was established in 1997 in memory of Dr. Barbara Oliver, a valued friend and faculty member in Design and Merchandising. Preference is given to entering or continuing graduate students with a specialization in merchandising or apparel. For entering graduate students, a 3.0 GPA is required; for continuing graduate students a 3.5 GPA is required.

Christine Schaefer recipient of the Bariatric Center of the Rockies Graduate Scholarship - Created by Bariatric Center of the Rockies, a collaboration between Northern Colorado Surgical Associates and Poudre Valley Hospital, this scholarship recognizes the pioneering efforts of Dr. Merlin G. Otteman, an early leader in bariatric surgery in northern Colorado. Dr. Otteman, whose work includes the development of gastric bypass and vertical banding surgery, devoted his time helping morbidly obese patients create a healthier lifestyle. Recipients must show an involvement in and commitment to obesity and/or diabetes research.

Sam Bouchard recipient of the Beavers Heavy Construction Scholarship - The Beavers Heavy Construction Scholarship is awarded to US Citizen undergraduate or graduate students who have a professional goal of achieving a career in the heavy construction industry. Recipients must be enrolled full time in Construction Management directly applicable to heavy construction industry and show commitment to pursue part-time or summer employment while attending school.

Danielle Noem recipient of the Ben Granger Distance Education Scholarship - The Ben Granger Distance Education Scholarship was established to honor retired director of Social Work, Ben Granger. Dr. Granger is responsible for developing and initiating the Schoolâ??s first distance education program in 1988 on Coloradoâ??s Western Slope. The award is given to graduate students enrolled in the School of Social Work distance education program with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Joel Lobo recipient of the Betty Daly Memorial Scholarship - The Betty Daly Memorial Scholarship was established by family, friends, and business associates of Mrs. Daly, who was a 1976 graduate of Textiles and Clothing. This scholarship is awarded to a senior majoring in Apparel and Merchandising.

Marc Rizzo recipient of the Chamberlain Family Graduate Scholarship - The Chamberlain Family Graduate Scholarship is given in honor of the Logan Chamberlain family. Logan received his Ph.D. in Human Resource Development in the College of Applied Human Sciences. The award is given to graduate students in any major in the College of Applied Human Sciences, who demonstrate financial need, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and are thesis or doctoral candidates working on research with a practical application. Non-traditional aged students are encouraged to apply.

Valerie Ward recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Suzanne Stasi recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Natalie Hansen recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Steven Bayer recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Rachel Landin recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Laura Knoblauch recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Ryan Lewers recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Jasmine Matthews recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Raven-Syamone Theus recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Courtney Davis recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Allie Reava recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Scott Peterson recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Zachary James recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Whitney Walkenhorst recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Cory Hibbard recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Bethany Brewer recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Marissa Rodriguez recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Celeste Seese recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Gifty Afrifa recipient of the CHHS Students First Scholarship - The College of Health and Human Sciences Students First Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students in the College with high scholastic standing.

Lee Mathers recipient of the CM Board of Directors Student Leadership Scholarship - The CM Board of Directors Student Leadership was established by Terrance Unrein, Brady Babbitt, and Jeb Bair, all 2010 graduates of the Department of Construction Management. While CSU students, Terrance, Brady, and Jeb were ative in leadership activities of the department, college, and university. All three were officers of the CM Board of Directors, members of student competition teams, and the Dean's Leadership Council. The recipient of this award should be an officer of a CM Club (not just a member) or a competitiion team member. Preference goes to applicants who meet both of these criteria. The recipient should also be involved in other leadership activities suchas the Dean's Leadership Council, other university boards or committees, and hold a minimum 3.0 GPA. Applicants should provide a statement outlining their leadership involvement and discussing their philosophy of leadership. Applicants should also provide a letter of recommendation from a CM instructor or advisor.

Kelsey Thill recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Graduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Graduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to graduate students who are interested in a career in the field of aging. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Valerie Rogers recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Graduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Graduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to graduate students who are interested in a career in the field of aging. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Katie Hirschfeld recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the gerontology interdisciplinary minor. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Sarah Hunter recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the gerontology interdisciplinary minor. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Stephanie Krueger recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the gerontology interdisciplinary minor. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Caitlyn Sheehan recipient of the Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship - The Columbine Health Systems Undergraduate Scholarship is given by Mr. J. Robert Wilson, owner of Columbine Health Systems, a locally owned and operated health system. Awards are given to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the gerontology interdisciplinary minor. Recipients must retain a minimum 3.0 GPA and show University or community service.

Ryan McCarty recipient of the Construction Financial Management Association - Colorado Chapter Scholarship - The Construction Financial Management Association â?? Colorado Chapter Scholarship was established by the Association in 2000. Recipients of the award must show good citizenship and strong character, as well as have potential for leadership.

Oswaldo Cantor recipient of the Construction Management Diversity Scholarship - The Construction Management Diversity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates with preference given to freshmen or transfer students new to the Construction Management program from underrepresented populations. Must be highly motivated toward a construction industry career. Contributions to this endowed fund have come from construction companies and related firms. The award automatically renews if a 2.2 GPA is maintained.

Mark Tabugadir recipient of the Construction Management Diversity Scholarship - The Construction Management Diversity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates with preference given to freshmen or transfer students new to the Construction Management program from underrepresented populations. Must be highly motivated toward a construction industry career. Contributions to this endowed fund have come from construction companies and related firms. The award automatically renews if a 2.2 GPA is maintained.

Alex Aceves recipient of the Construction Management Diversity Scholarship - The Construction Management Diversity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates with preference given to freshmen or transfer students new to the Construction Management program from underrepresented populations. Must be highly motivated toward a construction industry career. Contributions to this endowed fund have come from construction companies and related firms. The award automatically renews if a 2.2 GPA is maintained.

Juan Flores-Ramirez recipient of the Construction Management Diversity Scholarship - The Construction Management Diversity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates with preference given to freshmen or transfer students new to the Construction Management program from underrepresented populations. Must be highly motivated toward a construction industry career. Contributions to this endowed fund have come from construction companies and related firms. The award automatically renews if a 2.2 GPA is maintained.

Deborah Lockard recipient of the Construction Management Diversity Scholarship - The Construction Management Diversity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates with preference given to freshmen or transfer students new to the Construction Management program from underrepresented populations. Must be highly motivated toward a construction industry career. Contributions to this endowed fund have come from construction companies and related firms. The award automatically renews if a 2.2 GPA is maintained.

Lane Brugman recipient of the Courtney Peterson/HRH Construction Industry Scholarship - The Courtney Petersen/HRH Construction Industry Scholarship is provided by HRH, a full-service insurance and bonding broker with the historical focus of serving the construction industry in Colorado and the western region of the U.S. Courtney Peterson was a long-time employee of HRH and the company recognizes his contributions with a scholarship fund for Construction Management students. The recipient is a junior, senior, or graduate student with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Cory Hibbard recipient of the Dagmar Gustafson Memorial Scholarship - The Dagmar Gustafson Memorial Scholarship was established in honor of Ms. Gustafson, who was department head of Textiles and Clothing and spent 20 years at Colorado State. It is awarded to undergraduate or graduate students majoring in Design and Merchandising. Selection is based on active participation in departmental and campus activities.

Michael Bent recipient of the Delano F. Scott Scholarship in AHS - The Delano F. Scott Scholarship is presented to male undergraduates with a minimum sophomore standing, pursuing any major in the College of Applied Human Sciences. The selection is based in part on financial need.

Kyle Snow recipient of the Delano F. Scott Scholarship in AHS - The Delano F. Scott Scholarship is presented to male undergraduates with a minimum sophomore standing, pursuing any major in the College of Applied Human Sciences. The selection is based in part on financial need.

Sydni Heldmann recipient of the Design & Merchandising Scholarship -

Bonie Shupe recipient of the Donald E. and Esther L. Harbison Memorial Scholarship - The Donald E. and Esther L. Harbison Memorial Scholarship is given by their daughter, Dona Hildebrand, and her late husband, Floyd, in memory of her parents who graduated from Colorado A. & M. in 1926 – Esther with a degree in Home Economics and Donald in Forestry. Esther was also a member of Omicron Nu, the Home Economics honorary society. This scholarship is awarded to a student in a Family and Consumer Sciences related major who is a non-traditional or transfer student, and demonstrates financial need.

Ashley Iverson recipient of the Dorothy Douglass and Glenn Langley Memorial Scholarship - The Dorothy Douglass and Glenn Langley Memorial Scholarship is given to students enrolled in majors in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Mr. and Mrs. Langley graduated from Colorado A & M, Dorothy in Home Economics (1927) and Glenn in Agronomy (1929). They always maintained their interest in education and this University. Dorothy was involved in very early vitamin research in California, Montana, and Colorado. Applicants must demonstrate high academic standards, show financial need, and have volunteer service.

Caylin Delaroy recipient of the Dr. Lynne White Memorial Scholarship - The Dr. Lynne White Memorial Scholarship is given in memory of Dr. White who graduated from Colorado State with an M.S. in Consumer Affairs in 1980 and considered her graduate work at the university to be one of the most valuable experiences of her life. Selection is based on potential for a high level of professional achievement in the field of study, with financial need considered.

Ethen Westbrook recipient of the Eddie Hanna Memorial Scholarship - The Eddie Hanna Memorial Scholarship was established by family and friends of Eddie, a football player for CSU, who died of a heart attack following the 1949 opening game in Colorado Springs. Eddieâ??s Ram football number, 21, was retired after his death at age 24. This award is available to sophomores, juniors, or seniors majoring in Health and Exercise Science who have distinguished themselves in some form of athletics.

Robert Duran recipient of the Egg & I Restaurant Scholarship - The Egg & I Restaurant/Rayno and Patricia Seaser Scholarship is given to a junior or senior majoring in Restaurant and Resort Management. Student recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA, have been employed in the local food service industry within the past year, and demonstrate financial need. Rayno and Patricia Seaser are the founders and owners of The Egg & I Restaurants, which were established in 1987. The Seasers now own several restaurants in Colorado and Wyoming. Rayno and Patty are active in the community and have an affinity for Colorado State University as they hire many CSU students to work in their restaurants. They established this scholarship to share their passion for food service and their love of people.

Calli Roche recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Kyla Chambers recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Hannah Marion recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Katelyn Carr recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Andrea Fitch recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Rachel Scanlan recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Sarah Hibbs-Shipp recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Heather Vaughn recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Raven-Syamone Theus recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Jasmine Matthews recipient of the Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship - The Elizabeth Dyar Gifford Scholarship was established by friends of Dean Gifford in honor of her 34 years of service at Colorado State. Dean Gifford passed away in 1997 and bequeathed part of her estate to the endowment. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field. Selection is based on leadership in campus, community, and professional activities.

Danielle Cook recipient of the Elizabeth Forbes Memorial Scholarship - The Elizabeth Forbes Memorial Scholarship was established by friends and colleagues of Miss Forbes in honor of her 39 years as Director of Physical Education for women at Colorado State. This $1,900 scholarship is awarded to a senior majoring in Health and Exercise Science. Selection is based on professional promise and participation in campus, city, and professional activities. Applicants should have experience working with people with disabilities, senior citizens, and/or preschool children.

HaleyAnn Broth recipient of the Elizabeth Hamnett Short Scholarship - The Elizabeth Hamnett Short Scholarship was established by Betty and Harold Short. Mrs. Short was a Home Economics major at Colorado State who passed away in 1998. The award is given to juniors or seniors majoring in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Recipients must rank in the upper one-third of their class, graduated from a Colorado or Wyoming high school, and participate in campus activities.

Willa Johnson recipient of the Elizabeth Hamnett Short Scholarship - The Elizabeth Hamnett Short Scholarship was established by Betty and Harold Short. Mrs. Short was a Home Economics major at Colorado State who passed away in 1998. The award is given to juniors or seniors majoring in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Recipients must rank in the upper one-third of their class, graduated from a Colorado or Wyoming high school, and participate in campus activities.

Anna Severino recipient of the Elnora Gilfoyle Scholarship - The Elnora Gilfoyle Scholarship was established by Ellie, a former Department Head, Dean, and Provost at Colorado State, to support potential leaders in the Occupational Therapy profession and the University. At her retirement and through the years, others have contributed to the scholarship to help honor Ellie as she is internationally recognized in the field. The profession and Colorado State University provided many learning opportunities for her. The scholarship is for Occupational Therapy graduate students who demonstrate strong leadership potential.

Kalista Consol recipient of the Emma Ulsaker Hulquist Memorial Scholarship - The Emma Ulsaker Hulquist Memorial Scholarship was established by Mrs. Hulquist�¢??s daughters, Jewel Varwig and Betty Sherritt, and their husbands in honor of her service to Colorado State and commitment to education. Given to sophomores or juniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA who have demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities. Recipients must either be a major in Human Development and Family Studies or pursuing teacher certification in Family and Consumer Sciences.

Lauren Cox recipient of the Eva Floy Smith Wheeler Memorial Scholarship - The Eva Floy Smith Wheeler Memorial Scholarship was established and endowed by her son and daughter-in-law, Jerry and Dorothy Wheeler, in 1981. Mrs. Wheeler was a 1922 graduate of Home Economics. The award is given to a senior in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related major who is an active member of a leadership or professional group in his/her area of study. Selection is based on financial need, leadership, and scholarship.

Donna Baker recipient of the Evelyn L. Ward & Family Scholarship - This scholarship is presented by Evelyn Ward, a 1942 Home Economics alum, and her family. Evelyn is a Colorado native and worked as a teacher, Extension home agent, and social worker. Because of her deep commitment to education access, she wishes to assist students in their pursuit of a college degree. Recipients must be a full time student enrolled in the College of Applied Human Sciences, demonstrate financial need, and maintain a 2.5 GPA.

Jessica Teal recipient of the Family and Consumer Sciences Alumni Scholarship - The Family and Consumer Sciences Alumni Scholarship was established with donations from alumni and friends of the program. The scholarship is designated for an incoming freshman or transfer student with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Andrea Fitch recipient of the Family and Consumer Sciences Professional Promise Scholarship - This scholarship was established by the Colorado Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences in recognition of the importance of family and consumer sciences teachers. The recipient must be a full time junior or senior Family and Consumer Sciences Education student, have a 3.0 GPA, and have a career goal of becoming a FACS teacher or FCCLA advisor. They must provide evidence of professional promise in the FCS teaching profession. Priority will be given to past FCCLA members.

Verretta Andersen recipient of the Fashion Group International, Inc. - Denver Region Doray Gray Saddler Scholarship - The Fashion Group International Inc. – Doray Gray Saddler Scholarship was established for junior or senior students majoring in a fashion-related field. Given to a student with a minimum 3.0 GPA who shows a need for financial assistance.

Julie Delk recipient of the Florence R. Shepardson Memorial Scholarship - The Florence R. Shepardson Scholarship was established from Mr. Charles Shepardsonâ??s estate in memory of his first wife. Awarded to undergraduates in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related* area, the scholarship requires applicants to have a 3.00 minimum GPA and be of good moral character and sound citizenship.

Katie Schmitz recipient of the Florence R. Shepardson Memorial Scholarship - The Florence R. Shepardson Scholarship was established from Mr. Charles Shepardsonâ??s estate in memory of his first wife. Awarded to undergraduates in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related* area, the scholarship requires applicants to have a 3.00 minimum GPA and be of good moral character and sound citizenship.

Evyan Stuart recipient of the Fornaro Family Social Work Scholarship - The Fornaro Family Social Work Scholarship is given by Robert and Karen Fornaro to benefit students enrolled in the School of Social Work. It is awarded to undergraduate or graduate students accepted into the Fornaro Family Scholars in Social Work Leadership program who demonstrate a commitment at the micro and macro level to a specific field of social work practice, vulnerable populations, or social problem area.

Brittany Schweer recipient of the Fornaro Family Social Work Scholarship - The Fornaro Family Social Work Scholarship is given by Robert and Karen Fornaro to benefit students enrolled in the School of Social Work. It is awarded to undergraduate or graduate students accepted into the Fornaro Family Scholars in Social Work Leadership program who demonstrate a commitment at the micro and macro level to a specific field of social work practice, vulnerable populations, or social problem area.

Brittany Belmarez recipient of the Frances Gimplowitz Memorial Scholarship - The Frances Gimplowitz Memorial Scholarship was established by family and friends in memory and honor of Frances Gimplowitz, a devoted mother and teacher. An extraordinarily wise woman, Frances Gimplowitz returned to school at age 38 to earn a teaching certificate, then taught high school women who were desperately in need of skills and role models. This scholarship is for first generation undergraduate students committed to teaching diverse populations in public schools and enrolled in the Teacher Licensure Program. Recipient must be a first generation student, have strong school and community service, and show commitment to public school teaching diverse populations.

Amy Smith recipient of the G. Richard and Coerene Jansen Scholarship - The G. Richard and Coerene Jansen Scholarship is awarded to seniors in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. This scholarship is funded by an endowment donated at the time of their retirement by Dr. and Mrs. Jansen and friends. Coerene is a former researcher and computer specialist, and Dick served as department head of Food Science and Human Nutrition from 1969 to 1990. Distinction made for strongest academic performance in Nutrition, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics. Number and level of courses taken in Natural Sciences assessed as well as grades.

Alyssa Shrader recipient of the Gail Farthing Brown Memorial Scholarship - The Gail Farthing Brown Memorial Scholarship was established by Gail’s husband, Clarence Brown. Gail was a 1944 Home Economics graduate, majoring in Dietetics. Gail met Clarence while attending Colorado A & M, and all four of their sons graduated from Colorado State. This scholarship is awarded to junior or senior students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related major, with selection based on a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Amanda Summers recipient of the Georgia and Ben Granger Social Work Human-Animal Bond in Colorado (HABIC) Scholarship - The Georgia and Ben Granger Human-Animal Bond In Colorado (HABIC) Scholarship was established in 1996 by Ben Granger, retired director of the School of Social Work, and his wife, Georgia. The award is given to undergraduate or graduate Social Work students who have an interest in the human-animal bond and the therapeutic use of companion animals. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and desire a field placement where they can learn about animal-assisted therapy.

Jordan Illian recipient of the Gerald Ricke Memorial Scholarship - The purpose of this scholarship is to memorialize one of the true mentors in the construction industry, Gerald Ricke. Gerald "Rick" Ricke worked for over 50 years in the construction industry, starting in his teenage years as a carpenter and advancing to General SuperintendentIProject Manager. His list of projects ranged from heavy industrial to schools and hospitals. Rick was a true mentor and motivator to the young graduate through the experienced manager. Many who had the pleasure of working with him owe their successful careers to his leadership and support. He was one of the finest "old school" teachers who truly cared about all who wanted to learn. We want his leadership to continue by supporting worthy candidates who have the same passion.

Alana Calhoun recipient of the Gertrude A. McCord Award - Phi Kappa Phi is a national honor society that recognizes an Outstanding Junior from each college. The student selected for the Junior Award must be in the upper 7.5 percent (minimum 3.5 GPA) of the College’s junior class and also have made a professional contribution or have been of significant service to the University.

Julia Tobin recipient of the Gillogley-Ruder OT Scholarship - The Gillogley-Ruder Scholarship was established by Megan Gillogley-Ruder, an Occupational Therapy alum, and her mother, Linda Gillogley. The scholarship is given to provide support to graduate students majoring in Occupational Therapy. Selection is based on a minimum 3.5 GPA and demonstrated community service and overcoming personal obstacles. Must have demonstrated professional potential.

Norma Huerta-Kelley recipient of the Gloeckner Doctoral Award - The Gloeckner Doctoral Award was established by Dr. Gene Gloeckner, a faculty member in the School of Education. It is given to a doctoral student who is enrolled in an on-campus program and has completed 12 credit hours or more of doctoral work at Colorado State.

Coby Corkle recipient of the Greg Keller Memorial Scholarship - The Greg Keller Memorial Scholarship was established by KEM Homes, Inc. Greg Keller was a framing subcontractor for KEM Homes for approximately 25 years. Not only was Greg friendly and well-liked, but he was also respected for his knowledge and quality workmanship. The recipient must be an active member of the student chapter of the Northern Colorado Homebuilders Association and have passed the residential contractorâ??s license test or have three years of framing experience.

Mayra Chacon recipient of the Hazle S. and Charles F. Mason Scholarship - The Hazle S. and Charles F. Mason Scholarship is established by their family in their memory. Hazle and Charles Mason supported the educational attainment of their own five children and this scholarship is established to honor their foresight and support. Hazle was a junior high school history and geography teacher and Charles a sales manager. Both saw education as an important aspect of personal development and themselves never stopped learning throughout their lives. The award is given to an outstanding student in the College of Applied Human Sciences who shows financial need, and maintains an overall 3.2 GPA. Preference is given to non-traditional students (defined as those students who either did not enter college immediately after completing high school or who had an interruption in their college education and had to take time off).

Matthew Fitch recipient of the Heavy Civil Alumni Scholarship - The Heavy Civil Alumni Scholarship was established by Joseph Houtz and Beau Bronken, 2011 graduates of Construction Management. This scholarship is given to a junior student who is an active member of CCA, AGC, or the ASC competition teams and who shows an interest in heavy civil construction as a career.

Melissa Argenti recipient of the Helen F. McHugh Graduate Fellowship - The Helen F. McHugh Graduate Fellowship was established by Dr. McHughâ??s friends and colleagues in honor of her service as Dean of Home Economics/Human Resource Sciences from 1975 to 1986. The award is given to graduate students in a Family and Consumer-related field in support of their approved research paper and creative activity.

James Dipilato recipient of the Helen L. and Lyle N. Slonecker Scholarship - The Lyle N. and Helen L. Slonecker Scholarship was established by the Sloneckers, both Colorado State alumni. Mr. Slonecker was also an emeritus professor in the School of Education. This scholarship is awarded to juniors or seniors involved in Teacher Education, with selection based on financial need, scholastic achievement, and leadership.

Shawn Heikens recipient of the Hensel Phelps Construction Company Scholarship - The Hensel Phelps Construction Company Scholarship is an award for students in Construction Management who maintain a 2.75 GPA. To qualify for the scholarship, students must be interested in a career in the commercial and industrial construction industry, have work experience, participate in activities, and show leadership and character. Show knowledge of Hensel Phelps Construction Company, thoughts, observations, abilities, intentions and long term career goals.

Christina Alvord recipient of the Human Resource Sciences Alumni Scholarship - The Human Resource Sciences Alumni Scholarship was established by the HRS Alumni Council with gifts from friends and alumni of the College of Human Resource Sciences (now the College of Applied Human Sciences). The scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related* field, with selection related to professional promise.

Verretta Andersen recipient of the Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship - The Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship was established by Jack Curfman, his colleagues, and friends upon his retirement. Jack retired in the spring of 2001 after a distinguished 50-year career in interior design at Colorado State University. He is an internationally recognized exhibition designer whose professional reputation is matched only by his personal warmth, kindness, and generosity. The Curfman Gallery in the Lory Student Center on campus was named in honor of Jack. The scholarship benefits an outstanding student who shows creative promise in his/her design work. The student can be a major in apparel design, interior design, graphic design, or theatre design and technology.

Bethany Brewer recipient of the Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship - The Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship was established by Jack Curfman, his colleagues, and friends upon his retirement. Jack retired in the spring of 2001 after a distinguished 50-year career in interior design at Colorado State University. He is an internationally recognized exhibition designer whose professional reputation is matched only by his personal warmth, kindness, and generosity. The Curfman Gallery in the Lory Student Center on campus was named in honor of Jack. The scholarship benefits an outstanding student who shows creative promise in his/her design work. The student can be a major in apparel design, interior design, graphic design, or theatre design and technology.

Parker Stegmaier recipient of the Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship - The Jack Curfman Creative and Visual Design Scholarship was established by Jack Curfman, his colleagues, and friends upon his retirement. Jack retired in the spring of 2001 after a distinguished 50-year career in interior design at Colorado State University. He is an internationally recognized exhibition designer whose professional reputation is matched only by his personal warmth, kindness, and generosity. The Curfman Gallery in the Lory Student Center on campus was named in honor of Jack. The scholarship benefits an outstanding student who shows creative promise in his/her design work. The student can be a major in apparel design, interior design, graphic design, or theatre design and technology.

Katherine Lewis recipient of the Jack Lough/Dick Carlton Scholarship - The Jack Lough/Dick Carlton Scholarship is awarded to juniors or seniors majoring in Restaurant and Resort Management. Awardees must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrate interest or work experience in the food service industry, and have contributed to campus/community service.

Kyle Keeler recipient of the James H. Short Scholarship - The James H. Short Scholarship is named for Mr. Short who was a member of the Construction Management Industry Advisory Committee. The award is given to Colorado or Wyoming high school graduates who are majoring in Construction Management, rank in the upper one-third of their class, and participate in campus activities.

Jonathan Elliott recipient of the James Parnell Scholarship - The James Parnell Scholarship was established by Dr. Parnell to assist faculty and staff who are actively pursuing an advanced degree. Dr. Parnell died in 2002. The scholarship is given to faculty, faculty affiliates, or staff in the Department of Construction Management actively pursuing an advanced degree. From table: NOT through CSUSA. Recipient selected by faculty committee in the Spring, and awarded through the PSA process.

Marissa Hampel recipient of the Janet J. Fritz Scholarship - Janet Fritz taught in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies for 35 years - from 1969 to 2004. Scholarships supported her education as a freshman at the University of Colorado through her doctorate at Cornell University. After working as a child psychologist at Johns Hopkins and Massachusetts General Hospitals she began her career as a university professor. She was active in faculty governance at CSU, in programs supporting women faculty and students, and as coordinator of the Child Life program. Her research interests and teaching of undergraduate and graduate students gave her great joy. The purpose of the Fund is to provide scholarships to incoming freshman in the College of Applied Human Sciences enrolled in the Human Development and Family Studies Department.

Alexandra Wade recipient of the Jason Daniel Wheeler Memorial Scholarship - The Jason Daniel Wheeler Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually by John D. (Dan) Wheeler and Gretchen F. Wheeler (parents), and other friends and family of Jason Wheeler. This scholarship was established in memory of Jason, an undergraduate majoring in Construction Management at the time of his death in 1994. This scholarship is awarded to a full time Construction Management undergraduate who is a Colorado resident, has financial need, is in the upper one-half of his or her class, and who has demonstrated leadership ability.

Tessa Lee recipient of the Jean Tramell Shepardson Health and Exercise Science Scholarship - The Jean Tramell Shepardson Health and Exercise Science Scholarship was established from the estate of Charles Shepardson in memory of his second wife. The award is given to an undergraduate student majoring in Health and Exercise Science, based on sound citizenship and good moral character.

Matthew Henecke recipient of the Jerry and Sue Crane Memorial Scholarship - The Jerry and Sue Crane Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Crane. They were instrumental in supporting Matt and Candice Blake while Matt was pursuing a degree in Construction Management at Colorado State. The Cranes, who are Candice Blake’s grandparents, have also bestowed a number of scholarships in their home area of Pueblo and have been an inspiration to many young people. The scholarship is awarded to full time junior or senior students who maintain a 3.0 GPA and show financial need.

Marie Poisson recipient of the Jo Thimmig Memorial Scholarship - The Josephine Hoge Thimmig Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. John Thimmig in memory of his wife, who was a 1938 graduate of Home Economics. Dr. Thimmig passed away in 2003. The recipient must be a junior or senior in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area, with selection based primarily on scholastic achievement.

Elisabeth Larson recipient of the Jo Thimmig Memorial Scholarship - The Josephine Hoge Thimmig Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. John Thimmig in memory of his wife, who was a 1938 graduate of Home Economics. Dr. Thimmig passed away in 2003. The recipient must be a junior or senior in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area, with selection based primarily on scholastic achievement.

Alyssa Shrader recipient of the Jo Thimmig Memorial Scholarship - The Josephine Hoge Thimmig Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. John Thimmig in memory of his wife, who was a 1938 graduate of Home Economics. Dr. Thimmig passed away in 2003. The recipient must be a junior or senior in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area, with selection based primarily on scholastic achievement.

Amy Jenes recipient of the Jo Thimmig Memorial Scholarship - The Josephine Hoge Thimmig Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. John Thimmig in memory of his wife, who was a 1938 graduate of Home Economics. Dr. Thimmig passed away in 2003. The recipient must be a junior or senior in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area, with selection based primarily on scholastic achievement.

Brian Derkash recipient of the John and Doris Jensen Memorial Scholarship - The John and Doris Jensen Memorial Scholarship was established by the Hensel Phelps Construction Company in honor of the Jensens, who were long-time, dedicated employees. It is awarded to undergraduate Construction Management students who maintain a 2.5 GPA. To qualify for the scholarship, students must be interested in a career in commercial general contracting, have work experience, participate in activities, and show leadership and character. Potential management ability, campus and off-campus involvement, experience in the field, thoughts, observations, abilities, intentions and long term career goals.

Shannon Stearman recipient of the John F. Guthrie Memorial Scholarship - The John F. Guthrie Memorial Scholarship was established in 1968 by the family and friends of John, a Construction Management graduate. The scholarship is awarded to students who have completed one year in Construction Management and rank in the top half of Construction Management classes. Selection is also based on interest in the field of construction, leadership, ability, personality and character.

Mark Tabugadir recipient of the John Keiley Memorial Scholarship - The John Keiley Memorial Scholarship is given by his family in memory of John to support Construction Management students. John was a hard worker who had a 30-year homebuilding career before passing away in 2010. Recipients must be a junior or senior, demonstrate financial need, demonstrate a career in residential construction, and be able to use creative materials or approaches to solving problems.

Eunhee Cho recipient of the Joy Fleucher Memorial Scholarship - The Joy Fleucher Memorial Scholarship was established by her family in memory of Joy, who was a 1975 Textiles and Clothing student. This scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior concentrating in Apparel Design and Production who is participating in an internship experience. Financial need is also a consideration.

Molly Viall recipient of the Katherine I. O' Donnell Scholarship - The Katherine I. O’Donnell Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate Colorado residents studying in the Department of Health and Exercise Science. Preference is given to students from a rural or farm upbringing and background; planning a career working in a health promotion field, such as teaching and promoting physical activity with children and families or conducting research related to helping people live healthier lives; and with financial need.

Sage Calamari recipient of the Kathryn T. Bohannon Scholarship - The Kathryn T. Bohannon Scholarship was established by Mr. David J. Folkes and friends in memory of his wife, Kathryn, who was an outstanding graduate student in 1991 in the Department of Design and Merchandising. Preference is given to graduate students specializing in Apparel Design with selection based on both financial need and scholastic achievement. Non-traditional aged students, especially those making a career change to a design-related profession, are encouraged to apply.

Sarah Daurio recipient of the Kay Schaake Memorial Scholarship - The Kay Schaake Memorial Scholarship was established by family and colleagues of Kay, who was a Physical Education professor at Colorado State. For students majoring in Health and Exercise Science concentrating in health promotion, the award is based on financial need and scholastic achievement. It is awarded to students who have shown broad-based participation in professional activities and/or organizations.

Kathryn Murray recipient of the Kelly Walker-Haley Health Promotion Scholarship - The Kelly Walker-Haley Health Promotion Scholarship acknowledges a student’s outstanding leadership and service in health promotion to the Department of Health and Exercise Science, the University, and the community. Kelly Walker-Haley was the Coordinator of Clinical Experience and the Director of the Wellness Promotion concentration in the Department of Exercise and Sports Science (now Health and Exercise Science) for eight years. Her unique enthusiasm and contagious sense of humor are greatly missed by students and faculty since her retirement due to Multiple Sclerosis. She is fondly described by faculty as an extremely kind and compassionate instructor and advisor who always made time for students. Recipients must be active in the Wellness Club and provide service to department, university, and community.

Kimberly Burke recipient of the Kelly Walker-Haley Health Promotion Scholarship - The Kelly Walker-Haley Health Promotion Scholarship acknowledges a student’s outstanding leadership and service in health promotion to the Department of Health and Exercise Science, the University, and the community. Kelly Walker-Haley was the Coordinator of Clinical Experience and the Director of the Wellness Promotion concentration in the Department of Exercise and Sports Science (now Health and Exercise Science) for eight years. Her unique enthusiasm and contagious sense of humor are greatly missed by students and faculty since her retirement due to Multiple Sclerosis. She is fondly described by faculty as an extremely kind and compassionate instructor and advisor who always made time for students. Recipients must be active in the Wellness Club and provide service to department, university, and community.

Jessica Haas recipient of the Kendall Graduate Scholarship - Patricia A. Kendall joined the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition in 1974 and has been an Extension Specialist specializing in food safety and nutrition since 1976 and also serves as the Associate Dean for Research. Dr. Kendall served as interim department head 1997-1999 and as graduate programs coordinator 1997-2000. She has had a long-term commitment to graduate education in the area of community nutrition and food safety education. The Kendall Graduate Scholarship was established by Dr. Kendall to support graduate students who are pursuing an M.S. or Ph.D. in community nutrition and/or food safety education. The award is given to students who have been accepted into the dietetic internship program, have financial need, and have a GPA of 3.2 or greater.

Allison Hamm recipient of the Kevin Oltjenbruns/Jill Kreutzer Undergraduate Student Development Scholarship - The HDFS Undergraduate Student Development Scholarship is given to a student who has made multiple contributions to other students in Human Development and Family Studies. Describe personal benefits received from contributions to other HDFS students. The scholarship was established by two faculty members in the department, Drs. Kevin Oltjenbruns and Jill Kreutzer, who are now retired. The award is given to a junior or a senior with at least a 3.0 GPA.

Brittany Zetah recipient of the Kotsiopulos Memorial Scholarship - The Kotsiopulos Memorial Scholarship is presented to a junior or senior in the College of Applied Human Sciences who has documented “people helping people” volunteer service or employment. Preference is given to Design and Merchandising or Occupational Therapy students, with financial need considered.

Logan Crabtree recipient of the Kushner Family Scholarship - The Kushner Family Scholarship is presented by Greg Kushner and his mother, Stephanie Kushner. Greg is an alum of the Construction Program program. It is awarded to a full time Construction Management freshman, sophomore, junior or senior who is interested in design build or green building, and has a 2.75 GPA.

Katlyn Spendlow recipient of the L. L. Gibbons Scholarship - The L. L. Gibbons was established by family, colleagues, and students in honor of Mr. Gibbons, who served as department head of Industrial Sciences for 11 of the 24 years he taught at Colorado State. It is awarded to students pursuing teacher licensure in a career and technical related content area or an adult education and training Master’s, based on grade point average and scholastic achievement.

Amy Jenes recipient of the L. Sharon Blocker Memorial Scholarship - The L. Sharon Blocker Memorial Scholarship is presented in memory of Dr. Blocker, a faculty member in the School of Education from 1990-97, who was instrumental in starting the first Partnership School relationship in Fort Collins. Partnership Schools pair with the Colorado State teacher training program to provide hands-on experiential learning for student teachers. Recipients must be senior or post-baccalaureate students enrolled in the Teacher Licensure Program, be in their student teaching year, maintain a 3.0 GPA, show financial need, and demonstrate community involvement (volunteer work with at-risk youth preferred).

Jessica Pratt recipient of the Lawton Graduate Student Scholarship - The Lawton Graduate Student Scholarship for Social Work was established by Amy and John Lawton, long-time friends and donors to Colorado State who have a profound interest in helping low-income and at-risk populations. They believe that scholarships in Social Work will help train students to professionally work with these populations and will help the future of at-risk families and youth in Colorado. The scholarship is given to Social Work graduate students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, who are Colorado residents and intend to work in Colorado upon completion of their graduate degree in an area of Social Work benefiting the welfare of children.

Bethany Hicks recipient of the Lawton Graduate Student Scholarship - The Lawton Graduate Student Scholarship for Social Work was established by Amy and John Lawton, long-time friends and donors to Colorado State who have a profound interest in helping low-income and at-risk populations. They believe that scholarships in Social Work will help train students to professionally work with these populations and will help the future of at-risk families and youth in Colorado. The scholarship is given to Social Work graduate students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, who are Colorado residents and intend to work in Colorado upon completion of their graduate degree in an area of Social Work benefiting the welfare of children.

Rebecca Wieronski recipient of the Light Center Scholarship - The Light Center Scholarship was established by Larry and Kay Edwards, owners of the lighting store, The Light Center in Fort Collins. The award is for graduate or undergraduate students from Colorado with at least a 3.0 GPA who have financial need. The student must be either an Interior Design major interested in a career in lighting design, or a Merchandising major.

Mary Vogel recipient of the Lillian Solo Ager Memorial Scholarship - The Lillian Solo Ager Memorial Scholarship was established by Charlene L. Ager, a member of the Occupational Therapy Department faculty until her retirement in 1990, in memory of her mother. The scholarship is designed to provide support to graduate students majoring in Occupational Therapy and beginning their first fieldwork. Selection is based on a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrated creative arts experiences (writing, dance, music, art, drama, crafts) that the recipient plans to implement in the Occupational Therapy field. Must have demonstrated professional potential.

Kati Ledall recipient of the Lois and Lola Tarr Scholarship - The Lois and Lola Tarr Scholarship was established by Lois Tarr Smith and Lola Tarr Case, 1940 alumnae of the College of Home Economics. Mrs. Case passed away in 2003. It is awarded to a Colorado resident in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Recipients must be active in their department, University, community, or church. This award is automatically renewed if the recipient reapplies and maintains scholarship standards.

Cory Hibbard recipient of the Lois and Lola Tarr Scholarship - The Lois and Lola Tarr Scholarship was established by Lois Tarr Smith and Lola Tarr Case, 1940 alumnae of the College of Home Economics. Mrs. Case passed away in 2003. It is awarded to a Colorado resident in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Recipients must be active in their department, University, community, or church. This award is automatically renewed if the recipient reapplies and maintains scholarship standards.

Amy Smith recipient of the Lucille and Charles Terrell Memorial Award - The Lucille and Charles Terrell Memorial Award was established by Mr. Charles Terrell in memory of his wife, who was a 1939 graduate of Home Economics. It is awarded to a junior or senior, based on academic achievement, demonstrated leadership, and participation in campus activities. This year’s recipient receives a cash award and name is inscribed on a permanent plaque in the Dean’s Office.

Elisabeth Larson recipient of the Lucille Fee Scholarship - The Lucille Fee Scholarship was established in 1983 by friends of Ms. Fee, a graduate of Colorado State who devoted her career to vocational education. Awarded to a junior or senior in Family and Consumer Sciences Education or master’s or doctoral candidates in vocational education or similar teacher licensure program. Demonstrate leadership in school, community, and professional activities related to Family and Consumer Sciences Education.

Ashlyn Hiserote recipient of the Luxenberg-Olsson Family Scholarship - This scholarship is given by Lana and Nils Olsson to honor their families.

Sahvanna Rose recipient of the Lydia Anne Hoffman Morrison Centennial Scholarship - The Lydia Anne Hoffman Morrison Centennial Scholarship was established by her family in 1994 in honor of Mrs. Morrison, who received a Bachelor’s degree in Home Economics in 1916. She turned 100 years old in October 1993 and was recognized at Colorado State’s 100th birthday party for Home Economics. Lydia passed away in 1996 at the age of 102. The scholarship is given to undergraduate students majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences Education with a career expectation of teaching Family and Consumer Sciences.

Jessica Haas recipient of the Margaret and Donald Boyd Graduate Student Scholarship - The Margaret and Donald Boyd Graduate Scholarship was established by the Boyds to recognize graduate students in Human Nutrition. Margaret graduated in 1950 with a Bachelorâ??s degree in Home Economics, and in 1956 with a Masterâ??s in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Sheâ??s an emeritus faculty member of the University of Wyoming. The scholarship is awarded to a Masterâ??s or Ph.D. student enrolled in the Human Nutrition Program, and criteria includes involvement in professional and leadership activities and a minimum 3.5 GPA.

Sridhar Radhakrishnan recipient of the Margaret and Donald Boyd Graduate Student Scholarship - The Margaret and Donald Boyd Graduate Scholarship was established by the Boyds to recognize graduate students in Human Nutrition. Margaret graduated in 1950 with a Bachelorâ??s degree in Home Economics, and in 1956 with a Masterâ??s in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Sheâ??s an emeritus faculty member of the University of Wyoming. The scholarship is awarded to a Masterâ??s or Ph.D. student enrolled in the Human Nutrition Program, and criteria includes involvement in professional and leadership activities and a minimum 3.5 GPA.

Xavier Farley recipient of the Margaret B. Hanson Memorial Scholarship - The Margaret B. Hanson Memorial Scholarship was established by family, friends, colleagues, and former students of Mrs. Hanson, who was an assistant professor in Human Development and Family Studies. Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates majoring in HDFS who demonstrate a commitment to working with diverse populations. Traditionally underrepresented and non-traditional aged students are encouraged to apply.

Brittany Cabral recipient of the Marian Adams Graduate Fellowship - The Marian Adams Graduate Fellowship was established in 1989 by Mrs. Adams. It is awarded to an entering graduate student majoring in Human Nutrition or Human Development and Family Studies, who exhibits commitment to professional work.

Rebecca Thornton recipient of the Marian Adams Graduate Fellowship - The Marian Adams Graduate Fellowship was established in 1989 by Mrs. Adams. It is awarded to an entering graduate student majoring in Human Nutrition or Human Development and Family Studies, who exhibits commitment to professional work.

Anna Martin recipient of the Marjorie Ball Memorial Scholarship - The Marjorie Ball Memorial Scholarship was established in honor and memory of Miss Ball, a professor who was always ready to assist students. The $1,150 scholarship is awarded to graduate students majoring in Occupational Therapy. Selection is based on professional potential, work, and need.

Kaitlin Terry recipient of the Mary Ann Lively Scholarship - The Mary Ann Lively Scholarship was established by colleagues, family, and friends in memory of Dr. Lively’s many contributions to the Speech/Language Pathology program formerly offered at Colorado State. It is awarded to an incoming or current graduate student.

Kris Lawan recipient of the Mary E. June Scholarship - The Mary E. June Scholarship is awarded by Ms. June, a Home Economics alumnae, who teaches in the Adams County School District. The recipient of this scholarship must be a junior or senior who is enrolled in the restaurant and resort management program with an overall GPA of 3.0 and who shows a financial need. They must demonstrate professional potential and have an interest or work experience in the restaurant/resort industry, as well as contribute to campus and community service and possess leadership abilities and good character.

Carter Widlund recipient of the Matthew Martinez Memorial Scholarship - The Matthew Martinez Memorial Scholarship is given in memory of Matthew, a student who died while in Construction Management. The award is given by family and friends of Matthew to a Construction Management full time undergraduate who has a GPA of 2.5 or higher and demonstrates a financial need.

Daniela Evans recipient of the May Dubois Memorial Scholarship - The May Dubois Memorial Scholarship was established with an estate gift from Emma Agnes Dubois in memory of her sister, May. The scholarship is for students majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences Education.

Sara Podgorski recipient of the Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) Scholarship - The Colorado Association of Mechanical and Plumbing Contractors is a management association representing owners and managers of firms involved in heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, piping, and mechanical service throughout Colorado.

Kayla Myers recipient of the Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Memorial Scholarship - The Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Scholarship was established by Margaret in 1989. Margaret received a Bachelor’s degree in 1941 and a Master’s in 1970 from Colorado State. An emeritus professor and assistant dean of the former Home Economics/Human Resource Sciences College, (now the College of Applied Human Sciences), Mrs. Hazaleus passed away in 1998. Awards are for students in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field.

Whitney Weber recipient of the Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Memorial Scholarship - The Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Scholarship was established by Margaret in 1989. Margaret received a Bachelor’s degree in 1941 and a Master’s in 1970 from Colorado State. An emeritus professor and assistant dean of the former Home Economics/Human Resource Sciences College, (now the College of Applied Human Sciences), Mrs. Hazaleus passed away in 1998. Awards are for students in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field.

Tori Boedigheimer recipient of the Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Memorial Scholarship - The Melvin and Margaret Bennington Hazaleus Scholarship was established by Margaret in 1989. Margaret received a Bachelor’s degree in 1941 and a Master’s in 1970 from Colorado State. An emeritus professor and assistant dean of the former Home Economics/Human Resource Sciences College, (now the College of Applied Human Sciences), Mrs. Hazaleus passed away in 1998. Awards are for students in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related field.

Alyssa Rogers recipient of the Merrill and Pauline Steele Memorial Scholarship - The Merrill and Pauline Steele Memorial Scholarship was established in 1990 by Russ and Carol Steele Kates in memory of Carol’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Steele were well known for assisting people with disabilities, and for over 60 years Steele’s Markets continued this commitment through employment opportunities. The scholarship is based on academic excellence, need, and community service. Recipients must be admitted to professional OT program and plan to enter OT as career objective.

Martha Alvarez recipient of the Michael J. Schissler Memorial Scholarship - The Michael J. Schissler Memorial Scholarship was established by his wife, Elizabeth, in 1990. Michael, who died in 1989, was a 1970 Sociology graduate from Colorado State and was involved with social work issues. The award is for undergraduate or graduate Social Work students, and is based on academic achievement, need, and community service work.

Benjamin Hoffner recipient of the Mile-Hi Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI) Scholarship - The Mile-Hi Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI) Award was established in 1995 by PMI, a national non-profit institute conducting specialized education programs for persons in the construction industry. Scholarship funds come from the Mile-Hi chapter. The award is given to graduate or undergraduate students in Construction Management, who are Colorado residents.

Ethan Beeman recipient of the Milton E. and Mildred E. Larson Memorial Scholarship - The Milton E. and Mildred E. Larson Memorial Scholarship was established by colleagues, alumni, and friends of Dr. Larson, who was a professor in the School of Education. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students in Vocational Technology Education who have maintained a 3.0 GPA, and possess leadership abilities and good character. Preference is given to an individual holding vocational teaching or administrative credential.

Melissa Ralston recipient of the Milton E. and Mildred E. Larson Memorial Scholarship - The Milton E. and Mildred E. Larson Memorial Scholarship was established by colleagues, alumni, and friends of Dr. Larson, who was a professor in the School of Education. This scholarship is awarded to junior, senior, or graduate students in Vocational Technology Education who have maintained a 3.0 GPA, and possess leadership abilities and good character. Preference is given to an individual holding vocational teaching or administrative credential.

Ashlyn Hiserote recipient of the Miriam Haynes Robertson Memorial Scholarship - The Miriam Haynes Robertson Memorial Scholarship was established in her memory by her family in 1961. Miriam received a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics in 1912. Dr. David Robertson, her husband, was an emeritus professor and head of the Department of Agronomy. This scholarship is awarded to a senior majoring in Human Nutrition and Dietetics with a minimum 3.00 GPA, who also has the highest cumulative GPA in English, Math, and Chemistry in his or her junior year.

Sheena Howard recipient of the Moore/Poudre Valley Hospital Scholarship - The Moore/Poudre Valley Hospital Scholarship, established by Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Moore, is available for students who are taking at least five credits at Colorado State and are employed at Poudre Valley Health System. Recipient must have an interest in working in Northern Colorado after graduation.

Brittany Hughes recipient of the Mr. Blackwell Scholarship - The Mr. Blackwell Scholarship was established by internationally acclaimed fashion designer Mr. Blackwell, known for his fabulous gowns and annual worst dressed list which he has compiled for over forty years. The Department’s Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising has the largest collection of Mr. Blackwell originals in the world. Mr. Blackwell has also donated his sketchbooks and master patterns to the collection. Student must be interested in pursuing a design career in daytime, afternoon, or evening wear.

Michael White recipient of the Myron Brown Ludlow Scholarship - The Myron Brown Ludlow Scholarship is given to an AHS sophomore, junior, or senior male student with high scholastic achievement and limited financial means.

Katelyn Mcintosh recipient of the Nadine and Jim Henry Family Scholarship - The Nadine and Jim Henry Family Scholarship in Food Science and Human Nutrition was established by the Henrys, both Colorado State University alumni. Nadine was a 1941 Home Economics graduate and Jim graduated from the Animal Sciences program in 1940. Jim passed away in 2006. The award is given to undergraduates with a 3.0 GPA seeking careers in the food science and human nutrition area, who demonstrate ability in practical decision-making and common sense judgment. student club activities and community volunteer participation are required. The scholarship automatically renews for up to four years if recipients continue to meet the criteria.

Jonathan Elliott recipient of the Nancy Hartley Scholarship - Dr. Nancy Hartley has been a leader in K-12 and higher education for the past three decades. She has served as professor and director of the School of Education and served as dean of the College of Applied Human Sciences for 10 years and has recently returned from retirement to serve as interim dean. The award is given to doctoral students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, who are interested in research with at-risk populations or doing research on professional development schools.

Danielle Randolph recipient of the Natalie Knight Tipton/Stantec Scholarship - The Natalie Knight Tipton/Stantec Scholarship was established by Mr. R.J. Tipton in honor of his wife, Natalie, a 1916 graduate of Home Economics. It is awarded to sophomores, juniors, or seniors majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area with selection based on a minimum 3.25 GPA and activity in University/community service.

Alana Calhoun recipient of the Natalie Knight Tipton/Stantec Scholarship - The Natalie Knight Tipton/Stantec Scholarship was established by Mr. R.J. Tipton in honor of his wife, Natalie, a 1916 graduate of Home Economics. It is awarded to sophomores, juniors, or seniors majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related area with selection based on a minimum 3.25 GPA and activity in University/community service.

Richard Senser recipient of the Northern Colorado Chapter Restaurant Association Scholarship - This scholarship was established by the Northern Colorado Chapter Restaurant Association in recognition of the Hospitality Management Program at CSU. Recipients must be a junior or senior Hospitality Management student, have a 3.0 GPA, show financial need, and preference is given to students who are working in the Larimer or Weld County hospitality industry.

Katherine Lewis recipient of the Northern Colorado Chapter Restaurant Association Scholarship - This scholarship was established by the Northern Colorado Chapter Restaurant Association in recognition of the Hospitality Management Program at CSU. Recipients must be a junior or senior Hospitality Management student, have a 3.0 GPA, show financial need, and preference is given to students who are working in the Larimer or Weld County hospitality industry.

Christine Kemp recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned an M.S. degree in Vocational Homemaking and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This yearâ??s award is for $875 and is shared by three students.

Aaron Massey recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned an M.S. degree in Vocational Homemaking and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This yearâ??s award is for $875 and is shared by three students.

Amy Hughes recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Graduate Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned an M.S. degree in Vocational Homemaking and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This yearâ??s award is for $875 and is shared by three students.

Hannah Marion recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, who bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned a M.S. degree in Vocational Home Economics and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This scholarship awards $500 to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in any of the following departments/programs: Design and Merchandising; Food Science and Human Nutrition; Human Development and Family Studies; or Consumer and Family Studies. Applicants must be accepted into an international study abroad program. Application is made through the Study Abroad Program at www.studyabroad.colostate.edu. Deadline is April 15 for Fall or Academic Year Programs.

Kayla Myers recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, who bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned a M.S. degree in Vocational Home Economics and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This scholarship awards $500 to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in any of the following departments/programs: Design and Merchandising; Food Science and Human Nutrition; Human Development and Family Studies; or Consumer and Family Studies. Applicants must be accepted into an international study abroad program. Application is made through the Study Abroad Program at www.studyabroad.colostate.edu. Deadline is April 15 for Fall or Academic Year Programs.

Blair Updike recipient of the Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship - The Pearle E. Betts Study Abroad Scholarship was established when Ms. Betts, a 1939 graduate of Colorado State University, who bequeathed her entire estate to the University. Ms. Betts earned a M.S. degree in Vocational Home Economics and had a long career teaching high school Home Economics classes. This scholarship awards $500 to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in any of the following departments/programs: Design and Merchandising; Food Science and Human Nutrition; Human Development and Family Studies; or Consumer and Family Studies. Applicants must be accepted into an international study abroad program. Application is made through the Study Abroad Program at www.studyabroad.colostate.edu. Deadline is April 15 for Fall or Academic Year Programs.

Karla Lerma Banda recipient of the Pershing E. Sims Memorial Scholarship - The Pershing E. Sims Memorial Scholarship is given by his daughter, Lori Sims, Director of Development for the college, and her husband, Vern Dosmann. Mr. Sims dealt with poverty issues most of his life. As a young man he had to quit school to support his siblings, and as a father, he supported college degrees for each of his nine children. This $1,000 scholarship is given to a full time student who plans a career working with poverty prevention.

Grace Donnalley recipient of the Prudence M. Kaley Scholarship - The Prudence M. Kaley Scholarship was established by Prue Kaley, a 1972 graduate of Human Development and Family Studies at Colorado State University. Prue is a real estate agent in Fort Collins with The Group. The $1,972 scholarship, which commemorates the year that Prue graduated, is awarded to a full time graduate student in the department who demonstrates financial need.

Andrew Wood recipient of the Randolph B. Coleman, Jr. Memorial Scholarship - The Randolph B. Coleman, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was established in 1991 in memory of Randy, a 1980 graduate of the Construction Management program who died in a 1988 bicycle accident. The award is given to a Construction Management undergraduate whose work experience in the building trade demonstrates professional interest in the field of construction (equivalent of 1-year experience in the building trades - summer or regular employment.)

Alexandra Wade recipient of the Raquel Martinez Memorial Scholarship - The Raquel Martinez Memorial Scholarship was established in 2005 in memory of a 2000 Construction Management graduate who died in 2001 of leukemia. The award is given to a Construction Management undergraduate who demonstrates financial need and has a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

Kathryn Murray recipient of the Redmond Family Scholarship - The Redmond Family Scholarship was established in memory of Hayes and Helen Redmond and daughter, Madelon, by their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and siblings. Madelon Redmond Wills graduated from Colorado State University in 1958 with a Bachelorâ??s degree in Nutrition. The scholarship is awarded to a full-time student in Applied Human Sciences who may not qualify for merit-based scholarships but is a high ability student deserving of scholarship consideration.

Caroline McInerney recipient of the Retail Contractors Association (RCA) Scholarship - The Retail Contractors Association (RCA) was founded in 1990 and its membership is comprised of about 100 retail general contractors from around the country. The RCA promotes education, ethics, and overall excellence in the retail construction industry. The RCA Scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student in Construction Management who is interested in pursuing a career in commercial construction following graduation. The recipient must be a full time student in good academic standing.

Yahaira Membreno recipient of the Richard G. Mimiaga Memorial Scholarship - The Richard G. Mimiaga Memorial Scholarship was established by colleagues, friends, and former students in honor of Rick’s work as a faculty member in Social Work. The award goes to undergraduate or graduate students in Social Work who have financial need and demonstrate commitment to working with diverse populations. Underrepresented populations are encouraged to apply.

Shaelyn Maloney recipient of the Richard W. & Shirley W. Blake Scholarship - The Richard W. and Shirley W. Blake Scholarship was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Shirley was a 1942 Home Economics graduate and Richard was a 1942 Economics alumnus. It is awarded to Food Science and Human Nutrition students (sophomores, juniors, or seniors) with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and is based on financial need.

Jessica Salus recipient of the Richard W. & Shirley W. Blake Scholarship - The Richard W. and Shirley W. Blake Scholarship was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Shirley was a 1942 Home Economics graduate and Richard was a 1942 Economics alumnus. It is awarded to Food Science and Human Nutrition students (sophomores, juniors, or seniors) with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and is based on financial need.

Kelsey Rairigh recipient of the Richard W. & Shirley W. Blake Scholarship - The Richard W. and Shirley W. Blake Scholarship was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Shirley was a 1942 Home Economics graduate and Richard was a 1942 Economics alumnus. It is awarded to Food Science and Human Nutrition students (sophomores, juniors, or seniors) with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and is based on financial need.

Sarah Ehrlicher recipient of the Richard W. & Shirley W. Blake Scholarship - The Richard W. and Shirley W. Blake Scholarship was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Shirley was a 1942 Home Economics graduate and Richard was a 1942 Economics alumnus. It is awarded to Food Science and Human Nutrition students (sophomores, juniors, or seniors) with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and is based on financial need.

Ian Darnell recipient of the Road to Excellence Scholarship - The Road to Excellence Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate Construction Management students with a minimum 2.5 GPA and who hold a significant leadership position in CM student organization and/or student competition teams, and make a significant contribution to the department and CSU campus.

Danielle Reuland recipient of the Robert W. Gotshall Graduate Scholarship - The scholarship is being established in honor of Robert W. Gotshall, on his retirement, in honor of his many years researching and teaching on the influence of exercise and diet on cardiopulmonary physiology and health within the Department of Health and Exercise Science in the College of Applied Human Sciences.

Steven Kenyon recipient of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors Scholarship - The Rocky Mountain Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors established this scholarship to recognize outstanding Construction Management students. Recipients must be a full-time graduate or undergraduate student with a minimum of one year remaining until graduation, deomonstrate leadership experience, have prior work experience in the construction field, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and be a current member of the ABC student chapter at CSU.

Stephanie Miller recipient of the Sally Haxton Memorial Scholarship - The Sally Haxton Memorial Scholarship was established by her family, friends and colleagues. Sally developed and administered the merchandising internship program in Design and Merchandising for 25 years and was a beloved faculty member devoted to helping students. The award is given to an undergraduate or graduate student with a merchandising concentration who has an interest in pursuing an internship. Selection is also based on financial need.

Fern Hemmer recipient of the School of Social Work Scholarship - The School of Social Work Scholarship was established through special events proceeds, as well as through contributions from dedicated Social Work alumni, faculty, and staff. The scholarship is awarded to a full time undergraduate or graduate student who is committed to the field of social work and who shows financial need.

Marion Geer recipient of the Shaun O'Brien Memorial Scholarship - The Shaun O’Brien Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Shaun T. O’Brien by his dear friend, Lisa Ford. Shaun graduated from Colorado State University in 1981 with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies. The award is given to a full time undergraduate or graduate Human Development and Family Studies student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.

Kaylynn Atteberry recipient of the Shaun O'Brien Memorial Scholarship - The Shaun O’Brien Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Shaun T. O’Brien by his dear friend, Lisa Ford. Shaun graduated from Colorado State University in 1981 with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies. The award is given to a full time undergraduate or graduate Human Development and Family Studies student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.

Traci Schlegel recipient of the Sheri Linnell Scholarship - Sheri Linnell was the director of the Colorado State University Adult Fitness Program, a position she held for over 25 years. She mentored many health promotion students through their first practicum experience. The Sheri Linnell Scholarship was established in 2005 by friends, family, and colleagues of Sheri in her honor. The scholarship is for a junior or senior in the health promotion concentration who has a minimum 3.0 GPA and has demonstrated volunteer service in health promotion, other than practicum experience for credit.

Melissa Cozza recipient of the Shrake Culler Scholarship - The Shrake Culler Scholarship was established by the Cullers as a tribute to their education at Colorado State. By 1935, Charles and Genevieve had worked their way through Colorado A&M, he pumping gas and she working at a boarding home. The award is given to a graduate student with a cumulative GPA of 3.5, strong work ethic, and enthusiasm and dedication to higher education. Students in the Departments of Food Science and Human Nutrition and Design and Merchandising are eligible for this award.

Micheline Chlipalski recipient of the Shrake Culler Scholarship - The Shrake Culler Scholarship was established by the Cullers as a tribute to their education at Colorado State. By 1935, Charles and Genevieve had worked their way through Colorado A&M, he pumping gas and she working at a boarding home. The award is given to a graduate student with a cumulative GPA of 3.5, strong work ethic, and enthusiasm and dedication to higher education. Students in the Departments of Food Science and Human Nutrition and Design and Merchandising are eligible for this award.

Joel McClurg recipient of the Shrake Culler Scholarship - The Shrake Culler Scholarship was established by the Cullers as a tribute to their education at Colorado State. By 1935, Charles and Genevieve had worked their way through Colorado A&M, he pumping gas and she working at a boarding home. The award is given to a graduate student with a cumulative GPA of 3.5, strong work ethic, and enthusiasm and dedication to higher education. Students in the Departments of Food Science and Human Nutrition and Design and Merchandising are eligible for this award.

Kinsey Kappeler recipient of the Sophie Pearson Study Abroad Scholarship - Sophie Pearson, 2009 CSU Interior Design graduate, is a multi-talented artist and interior designer. Travel has also been a love of Sophieâ??s throughout her life, culminating in her study abroad experience in Florence, Italy the spring semester of her junior year. Four months of living in Florence with its beautiful art and architecture and the opportunity to see other parts of Europe changed Sophieâ??s life. She came back to Colorado with an increased enthusiasm for her career choice and decided that she wanted to explore living in a different part of the country. Her parents, John and Camy Cooney, established the study abroad scholarship in her honor and hope that the scholarship and opportunity to study abroad will change other studentsâ?? lives as well.

Melissa Rieger recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Marlena Lanini recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Amber Kunkel recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Sarah Pickle recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Sarah Holzrichter recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Megan Wolff recipient of the Stella A. Durning Scholarship - The Stella A. Durning Scholarship was established when Stella, a 1930 graduate of Colorado State University, bequeathed half of her estate to the Department of Occupational Therapy to support scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to students who volunteer for activities in the field of occupational therapy and demonstrate a desire and commitment to pursue a career in occupational therapy.

Laura Knoblauch recipient of the Sue Jones Health and Exercise Science Scholarship - The Sue Jones Health and Exercise Science Scholarship was established in 1994 by Sue, a 1959 Physical Education graduate. The award is given to juniors or seniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA, who demonstrate professional involvement in the Health and Exercise area and a commitment to the department (student clubs, activities, volunteer and work experience).

Kyle Snow recipient of the The Industrial Company Scholarship - The TIC Scholarship was established in 2002 by The Industrial Company, a Colorado-based industrial construction contractor headquartered in Steamboat Springs. The scholarship recipient can either be an undergraduate or graduate student in the Construction Management Program and should desire a career in industrial construction. Being active in community service and proving that hard work and attitude can outweigh grade point average.

Kayla Boos recipient of the Tom McMahon Memorial Scholarship - The Tom McMahon Memorial Scholarship was established by friends and family of Tom, one of the best superintendents to have ever worked in the commercial industry. This scholarship is awarded to two full time students who have completed one year in Construction Management and rank in the top half of Construction Management classes. Selection is also based on the individual’s passion for commercial construction, leadership ability, and strong character. The recipient must understand that to complete a quality project it takes the respect of all involved: owners, architects, suppliers, subcontractors, and especially your crew.

Kristopher Kreymborg recipient of the Tom McMahon Memorial Scholarship - The Tom McMahon Memorial Scholarship was established by friends and family of Tom, one of the best superintendents to have ever worked in the commercial industry. This scholarship is awarded to two full time students who have completed one year in Construction Management and rank in the top half of Construction Management classes. Selection is also based on the individual’s passion for commercial construction, leadership ability, and strong character. The recipient must understand that to complete a quality project it takes the respect of all involved: owners, architects, suppliers, subcontractors, and especially your crew.

Amy Smith recipient of the University Students First Scholarship - The University Students First Scholarship is presented to undergraduates with a minimum 3.0 GPA who are enrolled in an undergraduate degree program and are active in campus and/or community service organizations.

Ryan Lewers recipient of the URS Large Scale Industrial Construction Leadership Scholarship - URS Corporation is a fully integrated engineering, construction and technical services organization with the capabilities to support every stage of the project life cycle. Projects are multi-million/multi-billion dollar in nature; are non-residential and non-commercial; and serve Federal, Infrastructure, Power and Industrial/Commercial markets. The recipient of this scholarship should demonstrate long-term career goals geared towards working on high-value, complex domestic and international projects; express a willingness to work on a diverse range of construction projects; and should have an interest in roles supporting project management. Please list specific career goals and personal ambitions as they relate to the Major EPC Industry and comment on the desire to operate in a dynamic working environment, on diverse projects and locations, and in supportive project management teams. Cite previous experience if applicable.

Laura Bauer recipient of the Velma Borschell Budin Scholarship - The Velma Borschell Budin Scholarship was established in 1983 by Mrs. Budin, a 1925 graduate of Home Economics. Recipients must be seniors or graduate students majoring in a Family and Consumer Sciences-related* area. Selection criteria include service contributions and other factors consistent with the philosophy of Family and Consumer Sciences.

Rachel Ohene recipient of the Wanda Mayberry Scholarship - Wanda Mayberry was a professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy for 26 years before her retirement in 2000. Wanda taught, advised, and mentored students; developed courses and curricula; and served as acting department head. The Wanda Mayberry Scholarship was established by friends and colleagues of Wanda to pay tribute to her outstanding career. The scholarship is for students who have successfully completed level one fieldwork, have approval to begin Level II fieldwork, and show financial need. Students from rural settings or who are non-traditional age students are encouraged to apply.

Clayton Miller recipient of the Wm. Paul Gray Scholarship - The Wm. Paul Gray Scholarship was established in 1986 by Mr. Gray, a 1936 and 1953 graduate of Colorado State and an emeritus professor. This award is given to full time Agricultural Education graduate students in a program to enhance their abilities as teachers or administrators of agriculture programs at secondary or postsecondary levels or undergraduate students who want to teach Agricultural Education.