Emeriti Association Plenary Meetings
The Emeriti Association meets Spring and Fall each year in the 1877 Club. The agenda includes lunch, a business meeting, and a presentation by university faculty, staff, and students. In the Fall, we award scholarships to three current students (see Scholarships for details).
October 21, 2025
- President Ward provided and update of issues/successes during is first year in office.
- Jess Nicklin, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Research, Alicia Hansen, Director of University Libraries, and Lisa Zawilinski, Executive Director for the Center for Teaching Excellence and Innovation discussed the impact of Arificial Intelligence on academics at UHart. See the video at click here.
- Harry Workman introduced the 2025 Emeriti Scholarship awardees (see the Scholarship page to meet the awardees).
- Introduction of professors awarded Emeritus status and are new members of the Emeriti Association. They are: Robert Celmer CETA, Marco Cupolo A&S, Thomas Eppes CETA, Robert Leve A&S, Louis Manzione CETA Dean, Wayne Rivera The Hartt School, Michael Walsh A&S, Peter Woodard The Hartt School, Karen Gantt Barney, and Philip Faraci CETA.
- After discussion of updates to the association bylaws, the bylaws were approved by those present. See the Bylaws page.
- The newly formed Communications Committee was introduced to the members present.
- Mary Dowst disuceed the association budget.
- Regina Miller was nominated to Chair the executive committee and Ladimer ILad) Nagurney was nominated to be the executive committee Vice Chair. They were unanimously elected to a two year term.
May 20, 2025
Highlights of this meeting: Kat Owens presented Entangled and Injested (see video), during our business meeting Nancy Stuart (see video) talked about the Presidents' College and current offerings, Dee Hansen (see video) discussed our purpose and bylaws, we unanimously voted to add Arosha Jawawickrema as a member of the Emeriti Association, Harry Workman described our scholarship program and announce the 2025 recipients (see video) , Ralph Zegarelli demonstrated how to add your profile to the UHart directory and moving from annual newsletters to concentrating on our website as a communications vehicle (see video), and President Larry Ward introduced himself to the Emeriti.
October 22, 2024
Associate Professor of Psychology, Matthew Costello presented "How the Aging Body Affects the Aging Mind". See Matthew's video here
Photos
May 14, 2024
The Emeriti Association Spring Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, in the 1877 Club. There were 28 members and guests attending in person. Guests included Stephen Mulready, Katharine Black, and Sebby Sorrentino.
Our guests: ENTWYNED, a musical group who presented Wires, Wind, and Wood: An Exploration of Ancient Irish and Celtic Music. The group is organized by Professor Emerita of Music Education, Demaris Hansen and includes Dee Hansen, Eric Hansen and Neal Humphreys. The group highlighted ancient Irish tunes and historic research from the Edward Bunting Collections first published in 1796. The instruments used in the program were: Celtic harp, lutes, mandolin, Baroque flutes and Viola da Gamba. A video of this presentation can be viewed here.
New emeriti faculty in attendance: Nancy Stuart, Hartford Art School (Dean Emeritus); Bharat Kolluri, Barney; and Celia Lofink, Barney; and listed those who were not in attendance: Hiro Fukawa, Hartford Art School; John Willis, Hartford Art School; James Bannister, Barney; Susan Eichar, ENHP; Doris Lang Kosloff, Hartt; Glen Adsit, Hartford Art School and Hartt (posthumously).
We then observed a moment of silence in memory of faculty who passed since the October Plenary: Glen Adsit, Hartford Art School and Hartt; Paul Bugl, A&S; Barbara Intriligator, ENHP; Richard Lugli, Hillyer; and Humbert Lucarelli, Hartt (failed to be mentioned last October plenary).
Harry Workman and Ralph Zegarelli worked with Provost Katherine Black to ensure that members who wish to maintain their UH email addresses to be able to do so. This is a good benefit for all of us. Another benefit available to emeriti is Microsoft 365.
Presidents’ College: Michele Troy reviewed the role of the President’s College. She shared information about the new website.
The Presidents’ College would like to get people back to campus. Maybe you would like to be a 2x a semester presenter. The format is rich. A variety of programs are available: Conversations; Silent books; Celtic music. Wide array of topics ranging from a few sessions to longer courses. Ann Padano related her very positive experience with Presidents’ College this year. Forecast for Fall 2024 information will be in the upcoming Emeriti Newsletter. Michelle Troy will be on sabbatical next year. The Art School Dean Emeritus Nancy Stuart will be stepping in to fill the role while Michele is away.
The Scholarship Program: Scholarships being awarded:Joseph Lothamer (ENHP), Harrison Emeriti Scholarship, Grace Farland (ENHP), Humphrey Tonkin Emeriti Scholarship, Hilary Bareiss (Hartford Art School), Emeriti Scholarship. Harry encouraged people to give to the scholarship fund. Please visit the scholarship page.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary Dowst reviewed the report briefly – (a copy of which was distributed at the meeting). We are doing pretty well on scholarship money. Emeriti are not paying their dues, we need to remind people to pay
New Business
- Emeriti dues are being raised from $17 - $25 per year
- John Mehm was proposed as a new emeriti association member. He served as the Director of the PSY.D. program under an administrative contract. Ann Padano shared that he was distinguished in service and all other areas for UH. All voted in favor of John coming into the group.
Acting President Mulready shared his UHart history and activities engaged in during his time as acting president. He commented on the state of higher ed, how he feels he did what needed to be done, how he supported families working through the financial aid technical difficulties this year (including zoom calls and videos, etc.). He noted that the birthrate is down 20% from 2007. UH will keep the same number of schools but will share leadership – Hartt and Art; Hillyer and A&S.
May 14, 2024
October 24, 2023
The Emeriti Association Fall Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, October 23, 2023, in the 1877 Club. There were 35 members and guests attending in person. Guests included Stephen Mulready, Katharine Black, Michael Daglio, Rick Zeiser
Elections of Officers: The following slate was proposed: Donn Weinholtz, chair; Dee Hansen, vice chair; Steve Gryc – recording secretary. Sharon Pope moved and Catherine Certo seconded. Slate was approved.
In Memoriam: Robert Black-The Hartt School, Dick Dalphin - CETA, Donald Leone - CETA, Frank Lahey - CETA, Michael Panik - The Barney School, Leo Smith - CETA, Donald Sukosky - Hillyer, Dennis Nolan - Art School.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary Dowst – Mary reviewed the report briefly – (a copy of which was distributed at the meeting). She commented that many emeriti are not paying dues and that having more people pay dues would really help. 33% of people pay their dues. She thanked all for their contributions to the Scholarship Fund and encouraged all to continue donating. Ralph thanked Mary for her report.
New Business: Rick Zeiser was asked to leave the room. As a retired staff member, he was nominated to be a member of the Emeriti Association. The group voted to approve Rick as a new member of the association. He returned to the room and was congratulated.
Dues for the coming year will be raised to $20.00. Lunch will go up to $30.00.
Harry and Ralph negotiated to have new emeriti retain their UH email address. As part of the agreement current emeriti that are not using the UH email address will be asked if they are willing to close their UH email account. Emeriti will be contacted to ask if they use the UH email address.
Photos
May 16, 2023
Notes from May 16, 2023 meeting
The Emeriti Association Fall Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, in the 1877 Club. There were 38 members and guests attending in person. Guests included Jim Shattuck, Jane Horvath, Bob Leve, Alex DeVivo, Katherine Black, and Jamie Skowyra.
Our guest speaker was Bob Leve, psychology professor with a 50-year history at The University of Hartford. Bob has written 4 books, the most current about the complexity of human thought. He is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst: 2001-present (this certification requires extensive qualifications and then passing a four-hour examination. He was the second psychologist in Connecticut to achieve this status.). Bob is involved with The Van Roy Center at UH.
Bob spoke about complexity and pointed out that there must be diversity before things can become complex. He shared history relating to the topic and provided examples of periods of time and different areas that present a richness of thought about complexity. A video of Bob’s presentation will be available on our website (see link below Bob's picture above).
In Memoriam – Remembering deceased colleagues since the October 2022 plenary meeting – BZ Friedlander, A&S, died February 22, 2023; Wick Griswold, Hillyer College, died January 21, 2023; Gerald Mack, The Hartt School, died in August 2022.
New Emeriti - New emeriti faculty: Diego Benardete, A&S; Robert Carl, The Hartt School; David Goldenberg, Hillyer College; Jerry Katrichis, Barney School of Business; Lynne Kelly, A&S; Leonard Milling, A&S; Michael Nowak, CETA; Devdas Shetty, CETA; Kenneth Steen, The Hartt School; Fred Sweitzer ENHP; and Lee Townsend, CETA.
Scholarship Committee: The scholarship recipients: Nicole Pacquette, Hartt, with a major in Flute Performance, Walter Harrison Emeriti Scholarship; Emily Rutledge, A&S, Mathematics Secondary Education, Humphrey Tonkin Emeriti Scholarship; Anna Leonard, A&S, Psychology has been awarded the Emeriti Scholarship. These awardees will join us for the Fall 2023 Plenary.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary Dowst – Mary reviewed the report briefly – (a copy of which was distributed at the meeting). She commented that the interest on the scholarships is $862 for the first quarter and that the report shows pretty much good news. She thanked all for their contributions to the Scholarship Fund and encouraged all to continue donating. Harry thanked Mary for her report.
Old Business – The Donors Reception was held again in April at the home Of Regina Miller. This was the first reception held since the onset of COVID precautions. Two of the three 2022 recipients attended and were delightful company. These students are very accomplished. All appeared to enjoy themselves. The Emeriti Newsletter Emeriti Matters which has been published every Fall for 7 years. The newsletter was initiated by Mike Kahn who will be honored in one of the articles in the upcoming edition. The lead article will feature Amy Barzach, Executive Director, The Women's Advancement Initiative, University of Hartford.
Guest Presentations - The first presenter was Alex DeVivo who spoke about UH Planned Giving. The PowerPoint of her presentation is up on the Emeriti website. Michele Troy was the second presenter and spoke briefly about the Presidents’ college. The third presenter was Jim Shattuck who shared information about the work of the UH Retention Committee. The PowerPoint is on the Emeriti webpage. The presentation included process and outcome information to date.
October 25, 2022
Notes from October, 2022 meeting
The Emeriti Association Fall Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, October 25, 2022, in the
1877 Club. There were 39 members and guests attending in person. Guests included Mark
Boxer, Executive Vice President, and Chief Operating Officer; R.J. McGivney, Associate Vice
President for Graduate and Professional Studies; Molly Polk, Vice President for Marketing and
Enrollment; Katherine Black, Interim Provost, and our three Emeriti Scholarship recipients.
Our guest speaker, Wally Banzhaf, Professor Emeritus, Engineering Technology, CETA. The title of Wally’s presentation was “Unplanned Maritime Adventure” and it was most interesting. His talk covered the story of his miraculous journey that started as a routine mission: Sail from Electric Boat, rendezvous with a submarine, conduct tests, and return home. Twelve men from an EB research vessel did return, eventually. But they left their ship at the bottom of the Atlantic and brought back only a question: What went wrong?
Nomination Committee: The nominees for EA officers for the coming year are: Ralph Zegarelli, Co-Chair; Harry Workman, Co-Chair; and Regina Miller, Recording Secretary. All were officially elected. Mary Dowst will continue in her position of Executive Secretary and Treasurer.
Scholarship Committee: The scholarship recipients: 2022 Scholarship Awardees 2022 Walter Harrison Emeriti Scholarship Award: Megan Bainbridge, a junior at the The University of Hartford with a cumulative GPA of 3.96, is enrolled both as a sociology major in the College of Arts & Sciences and as a photography major in the Hartford Art School. 2022 Humphrey Tonkin Emeriti; Scholarship Award: Alecsander Boyd is a junior in the Barney School of Business with a double major in the Business Analytics and Managerial Economics program, and the Finance program. He currently has a 4.0 GPA. 2022 Emeriti Scholarship Award: Alexander Hartofelis is majoring in music education at the Hartt School and currently enjoys a GPA of 3.97. Harry then congratulated Megan, Alecsander, and Alexander and introduced them to the group. Please visit the scholarship page.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary Dowst – The emeriti have been generous with money for scholarships. Mary noted that all who donate to the Emeriti Scholarship funds will be invited to the Donor Reception to be held in the home of Regina Miller in the West End of Hartford in the spring, date TBA. She thanked all for their contributions to the Scholarship Fund and encouraged all to continue donating.
Four guests were welcomed Molly Polk, Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment, Mark Boxer, Chief Operating Officer. Katherine Black, Interim Provost, and R.J.McGivney, Associate Vice President for Graduate and Professional Studies, Division of Student Success, and Administration were all welcomed to the meeting.
Mark and Molly provided updates, Mark shared information about UHART START. https://www.hartford.edu/about/mission-vision/strategic-vision/ Molly gave a brief update on the state of the University.
New Business – ARAMARK is instituting price changes. Mark Boxer was able to arrange for the Emeriti Plenary to be charged the same price as in the past. Efforts will be undertaken to make arrangements for future emeriti events and pricing.
Pictures Meeting May 17, 2022
Notes From May 17, 2022
The Emeriti Association Spring Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, in the 1877 Club. There were 31 members and guests attending in person, plus two members joined via Microsoft Teams Meeting. Guests included Fred Sweitzer, Provost; R.J. McGivney, Associate Vice President for Graduate and Professional Studies, and a number of our new EA members.
Introduction of Guests and New Emeriti – The new Emeriti members present – Catherine Certo, Robert Decker, Robert Duran, Edward Gray, Robert Lang, Patrick Miller, and Anne Pidano.
In Memoriam – Charles Condon and Mary Andersen.
Recognition of Paddy Cairns for her years of service as Recording Secretary – Paddy had been Recording Secretary to the Emeriti Association for 16 years. Paddy was presented with a University of Hartford pen in appreciation of her services.
Scholarship Committee Report: The recipients are as follows: Alexander Hartofelis, Hartt, will be a senior in the fall, with a major in Music Education, has a 3.97 GPA, has been awarded the Emeriti Scholarship. Alecsander Boyd, Barney, will be a junior in the fall, with a major in business Analytics/Economics & Finance, has a 4.0 GPA, has been awarded the Humphrey Tonkin Scholarship. Megan Bainbridge, Art School/A&S, will be a senior in the fall, with a major in Photography/Sociology, has a 3.96 GPA, has been awarded the Walter Harrison Scholarship. Please visit the scholarship page.
Treasurer’s Report: Mary Dowst reviewed the report briefly (a copy of which was distributed at the meeting). She commented we were in pretty good shape and said how pleased she is that we are able to give three $3,000 Emeriti Scholarships. There is a hope that we might be able to add a fourth scholarship next year. She thanked all for their contributions and encouraged all to continue donating.
New Business – A. Microsoft 365 – It is a benefit the University provides to members of the Emeriti Association. Email, Teams, online access to Office applications, and more are part of Microsoft 365.
Newsletter Update – This will be the sixth year the newsletter has been published.
Presentation – Walter Harrison – Walt whose presentation is entitled “The Challenges Facing Higher Education.” Walt said that he would be speaking about the future of higher education, talking generally about higher education, not a crisis, and the history of higher education. Also included in Walt’s presentation was the rising cost of education, intercollegiate athletics, and the threat to big-time athletics. Walt’s presentation can be downloaded here.
Fred Sweitzer, Provost – Fred gave us a brief update on the University. The title of Fred’s update is “Getting to the Other Side.” There have been enormous pressures on the University – demographic issues, a decline in government support, COVID. The question has been – how to respond?
Online learning is growing rapidly. Undergrad enrollment is going well. New deposits are out-pacing withdrawal activity, allowing us to grow. As of May 11, 2022, deposits were at 1189, compared to Fall of 2021, when they were at 1135, and Fall of 2020 at 1193.
Pictures from the October 26, 2021 Plenary Meeting
Plenary Meeting October 26, 2021, meeting notes
The Emeriti Association Fall Plenary Meeting was held on Tuesday, October 26, 2021, in the 1877 Club. There were 29 members and guests attending in person, plus three members were via Microsoft Teams Meeting. Guests included Mark Boxer, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer; R.J. McGivney, Associate Vice President for Graduate and Professional Studies; Molly Polk, Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment; and our three Emeriti Scholarship recipients.
Our guest speaker, Desmaris Hansen, Professor Emeritus, Music Education, The Hartt School. Desmaris (Dee) is the author of “One Hundred Years of Hartt” – A Centennial Celebration of The Hartt School. Dee’s presentation was most interesting, with explanations and photos covering the span of years from the founders and their visions to more recent times. Dee mentioned the “University Archives” and stressed what a treasure trove of information is available there. Download Dee’s presentation download pdf here for all to enjoy.
In Memoriam – Peter Breit (A&S), Donald DeBonee (Ward College – now CETA), Margery Gardow, John Gray (A&S), Stephen Misovich (Hillyer), Joseph Voelker (A&S), and Robert Wallace (A&S).
Nomination Committee: The nominees for EA officers for the coming year are: Ralph Zegarelli, Co-Chair; Harry Workman, Co-Chair; and Regina Miller, Recording Secretary. All were officially elected. Mary Dowst will continue in her position of Executive Secretary and Treasurer.
Scholarship Committee: The scholarship recipients: Camryn Butera, A&S, with a major in Biology/Pre-Med has a 4.0 GPA, has been awarded the Walter Harrison Emeriti Scholarship; Dana Brooks, A&S, with a major in Criminal Justice has a 4.0 GPA, has been awarded the Humphrey Tonkin Emeriti Scholarship; Sydney Lewis, CETA, with a major in Civil Engineering has a 3.92 GPA, has been awarded the Emeriti Scholarship. Please vist the scholarship page.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary Dowst reviewed the report briefly – (a copy of which was distributed at the meeting). She commented that the interest on the scholarships is $3000 and that the report shows pretty much good news. She thanked all for their contributions to the Scholarship Fund and encouraged all to continue donating.
Old Business – Paddy Cairns has served as recording secretary of the association. In that time, she has produced the written records not only for the plenary meetings but also for the executive committee meetings and that it is rare that a set of minutes produced by Paddy, on review, requires correction or amendment. Resolved that the University of Hartford Emeriti Association hereby expresses its heartfelt thanks to Paddy Cairns for her service as Recording Secretary to the Association, and in recognition of a job well done.
Molly Polk, Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment – Molly gave a brief update on the state of the University.
May 20, 2021 Plenary meeting image
May 20, 2021 Plenary meeting notes
The Emeriti Association Spring Plenary Meeting was held on Thursday, May 20, 2021, via Microsoft Teams Meeting. There were 19 attending, including members and guests. Guests included R.J. McGivney, Associate Vice President for Graduate and Professional Studies; Jessica Nicklin, Associate Vice President for Student Success; and Aaron Isaacs, Dean of Students.
R.J., Jess, and Aaron are known as “the trio” – they have been working together for three years and are the Division of Student Success! They looked at what each one’s responsibilities were and figured out what could go together and how the work should be distributed.
Major accomplishments as follows:
The Center for Student Success includes a “One Stop Shop” for students including student services, registration, getting answers to financial questions, academic advising, offering help in adjusting to college and ways to get involved. First-year students are assigned an advisor they see once a week, and they also take a first-year success seminar to teach them skills on how to be successful in college.
The Centralized Tutoring Center has centralized all tutoring and writing support. There are three service offerings which include informed decisions; peer support workshops which include working with peers (eight students in a small workshop); and preceptors where student leaders are helping in the classroom.
The Academic Recovery Programs identify students, who have dropped below 15 credit hours or have GPA’s below a 2.0, and offer those students a free winter or summer course to help them. Other modalities include coaching, traditional course or a blackboard self-paced course.
STRIDE – The Success Team for Readiness, Improvement, Diversity and Excellence is a unique program designed to support Black/African American and Hispanic/Latinx students during their first year of college and through their time at UofH. It is an academic success program, which eligible students must apply for once they have submitted their deposit. Space is limited to sixty students. There are many benefits to the program including, being eligible for $1,000 aid for their next seven semesters.
Data informed decisions are so important. The Office of Institutional Effectiveness and their highly skilled staff have done an exemplary job of providing us valuable data so that we can make informed decisions.
The Office of Student Engagement and Inclusion (OSEI) merged several engagement offices into one cohesive department to create a one-stop shop for students to get involved on and off campus. Existing space was renovated in Gengras in order to create a centralized office.
The Public Safety Department is diversifying their staff and they are implementing a community public safety model. They have a Student Ambassador Program. The department is rebranding- uniforms, vehicles, etc. There are also 15 EMS students working on campus.
The Division of Student Success is constantly striving toward a better retention rate. The retention results for the past year increased first to second year student retention for all students from 76% to 81% last year. It also increased first to second year minority student retention from 67% to 81%. Both are the highest in the University’s history. And, all this happened during a pandemic!
Looking ahead to meet the needs and desires of the students, considering areas such as their mental health, residential life, expansion of programs, and summer abroad experience, is a priority. Some improvements are needed in residential life. Many things have been done to improve the overall experience, such as improvements to common space in the dorms, fire-pits on campus – which have been enjoyed by the students, upgrading the Village Apartments from the 80’s to 2021 – which will be used for Graduate housing. There will be an expansion of programs. Fifty to sixty students will be able to take advantage of the Summer Abroad Program next summer at the end of their first year.
The University dealt with the COVID experience during the last 15 months extremely well. The retention rate during COVID was 81%. Executive Teams were set up to deal with Academics, Policies, Residential Life and Student Life and Engagement. R.J. led the Academic Team; Jess led the Policies Team; Aaron led the Residential Life and Student Life and Engagement Team.
New Emeriti members: College of Arts & Sciences – Douglas Eichar and Laurence (Larry) Gould; Hartford Art School – Gene Gort; College of Engineering, Technology and Architecture – Ladimer (Lad) Nagurney; and Barney School of Business – Carl Smith. Harry welcomed Lad Nagurney and Larry Gould who were in attendance.
Randi Ashton-Pritting, who recently retired after serving 40-plus years in various positions in the Harrison Libraries and becoming director in 2002, had been recommended to the Executive Committee to become a member of the Emeriti Association. The Executive committee unanimously voted to invite Randi to join the Emeriti Association. There were no objections from the general Emeriti Association members and thereby, her membership is approved! Welcome, Randi!
The Scholarship Committee and announced the winners of the three Scholarships for this year. Camryn Butera, A&S, with a major in Biology/Pre-Med has a 4.0 GPA, has been awarded the Walter Harrison Scholarship; Dana Brooks, A&S, with a major in Criminal Justice has a 4.0 GPA, has been awarded the Humphrey Tonkin Scholarship; and Sydney Lewis, CETA, with a major in Civil Engineering has a 3.92 GPA, has been awarded the Emeriti Scholarship. Please visit the scholarship page.
Mary Dowst to give the Treasurer’s Report. Mary said that the Emeriti funds are doing well and explained that the Endowment Fund has $55,465 (and gifts are still coming in) – the Restricted Scholarship Fund has $20,000 and should have more at fiscal year-end. The Emeriti Restricted Fund has $9,000 to roll over. There has not been a lot of expense/spending this year. Mary said that we may be able to give another scholarship next year.
2020 Plenary Meetings image
October 22, 2020 meeting notes
Sean Parke, University Archivist gave a most interesting presentation entitled “An Introduction to Archives and Special Collections.” His presentation included records of the founding of the University of Hartford and times prior. The Archives also include special collections of faculty and administrators. Sean pointed out that anyone can visit the Archives – by appointment only. Sean can be contacted at (860) 768-4143, or by email archives@hartford.edu.
In Memoriam – Don DeBonee (CETA), Marge Gardow (Wife of Ernie), and John Gray (A&S).
Welcome to new Emeriti – New Emeriti members Demaris (Dee) Hansen (Hartt), Marcia Seabury (Hillyer), and Donn Weinholtz (ENHP). All are invited to be guests for lunch at our next Plenary Meeting.
Election of Officers – The nominees for EA officers for the coming year are: Ralph Zegarelli, Co-Chair; Harry Workman, Co-Chair; Patricia Cairns, Recording Secretary. All were officially elected. Mary Dowst will continue in her position as Executive Secretary and Treasurer.
Treasurer’s Report – Mary discussed the latest numbers in comparison to last year’s numbers. Since the 2020 Spring Plenary Meeting was cancelled, there was a 50% drop in income due to the Pandemic. We are behind in Scholarship money; however, some is coming in now. Interest from the endowed scholarship fund is down, but basically, we are in good shape. Mary thanked all for their contributions to the scholarship fund and encouraged everyone to continue donating to this worthy cause.
Scholarship Committee: We have three very deserving scholarship recipients: Margaret Ann Hofbauer, ENHP, Health Sciences, with a major in PT has a GPA of 4.0 and is a Senior. She has been awarded the Walter Harrison Scholarship. Juli Dajci, A&S, with a major in Mathematics, Psychology, and POGO has a GPA of 4.0 and is a Senior. He has been awarded the Humphrey Tonkin Scholarship. Kyleigh Olivier, Hartt, with a major in Fine Arts Dance, has a GPA of 3.83 and is a Junior. Kyleigh was awarded the Emeriti Scholarship. Please visit the scholarship page.