Athletic Room & Board Scholarship | Bennie Osterbann Scholarship | Citizen Award | David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | Degree Completion Scholarship | Detroit Club Scholarships | Falk/Hatch Scholarship | Football Managers Fund | Football Scholarship | Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship | Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship | Harold duCharme Scholarship | James H. LoPrete Scholarship | Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship | Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship | President’s Scholarship | Roger & Elaine Zatkoff Scholarship | Schmidt/Hunt Scholarship | William D. Revelli Scholarship | Women’s Volleyball Student Assistant | Women’s Basketball Student Trainer / Equipment Manager Scholarship | Women’s Swimming Scholarship | Women’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship
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Alexandra DeLoofAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Thomas GordonAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Adrienne BicekAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Floyd SimmonsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kristyne ColeAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Floyd SimmonsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kristyne ColeAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Ryan Van BergenAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Leigh ColeAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Denard RobinsonAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Carson ButlerAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Hannah SmithAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Andre CriswellAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Justine MuellerAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Lindsey SmithDexter High School | ||
Charles StewartHarrison High School | ||
Darnell HoodAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Rondell BiggsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Markus CurryAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Shantee OrrAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Jim AshtonAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Shantee OrrAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Eric BroekuizenAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
David DeanAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kurt AndersonAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kevin M. LynchAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kevin M. LynchAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Maurice WilliamsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Brain WilliamsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Todd RichardsAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Steve MorrisonAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Charles WinterAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Adrienne BicekAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
Kristyne ColeAthletic Room & Board Scholarship | ||
| Bennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
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Drew PraterBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Daniel RamosBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Dennis SynderBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Srihari SrinivasanBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Gloria StachBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Brandon WestfallBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Tabitha HendrenBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Ryan KleinBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Matthew LougheedBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Matthew PersonBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Gloria StachBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Max WeberBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Brandon WhitmoreBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Jian ChenBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
Desislava DikovaBennie Osterbann Scholarship | ||
| Bicentennial Scholarship | ||
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Annabel CurranFerndale High School Bicentennial Scholarship2020/2021 Annabel plans to enroll in the College of LS&A and is the recipient of the Bicentennial Scholarship. Annabel finished 6th in her class with an overall GPA of 3.97. She had an extensive AP course list, which included U.S. History, World History, Spanish, U.S. Government, Chemistry, English Language, Calculus, Environmental Science and Psychology. Annabel was an active member of the Ferndale High School Marching Band all four years and a student leader for the marching band since her sophomore year. She participated in the Ferndale High School Pit and Orchestra ensemble, along with being a participating in cross-country, track and junior varsity soccer. Annabel received Cross-Country Leadership award and Cross-Country award for academic excellence. Annabel was also a member of the National Honor Society, where she participated in many volunteer hours, and was a member of the Student Council. Outside of school, Annabel babysat with multiple families and volunteered around her community. | ||
Jack RickleRoyal Oak High School Bicentennial Scholarship2020/2021 Jack plans to enroll in the College of LS&A and is the recipient of the Bicentennial Scholarship. Jack finished with a weighted GPA of over a 4.0 overall, while taking multiple AP classes. Jack was the co-president of the Student Leadership Services and an active member of the varsity cross-country team, where he was captain his senior year. Jack was the founder and officer of the Science Olympiad. He volunteered with the National Honor Society and Student Leadership Services. Jack also volunteered his time to his Church services. Throughout his high school career, Jack received many honors and distinctions. He was a 4-time award winner of the Royal Oak School Scholar and earned Royal Oak High School academic distinction. In addition, Jack achieved AP scholar, National Merit Commended Student, Academic All-State Cross Country and Optimist Club International Royal Oak Youth Recognition award. Outside of academics, Jack volunteered at his church and help train the altar servers. | ||
Madeline PurvisTroy Athens High School Bicentennial Scholarship2019/2020 Madeline plans to enroll in the College of Engineering and is the recipient of Bicentennial Scholarship. Madeline was active in-school activities, which include National Honor Society, varsity sideline cheerleading, varsity competitive cheerleading, varsity tennis, SADD and book club. She was captain of both cheerleading squads her senior year and junior varsity tennis captain her sophomore year. Madeline was part of the superintendent’s student advisory board and Troy Athens student council all four years and student council president her senior year. Madeline had an extensive list of AP courses, eleven total. This lead to many scholar awards; which include Capstone AP scholar, All-state academic team and scholar athlete. She had the highest GPA in the cheer program all fours years and earned Governor’s Service Award and The Irvin F. Swider Eternal Flame Award for student council charity week. Madeline was an active member in the community, which include but not limited to Detroit Street Care, The Jenna Kast Believe in Miracles Foundation and The Joan Rose Foundation. | ||
Claire YangTroy High School Bicentennial Scholarship2019/2020 Claire plans to enroll in the College of Engineering and is the recipient of the Bicentennial Scholarship. Claire was a member of the National Honor Society, symphonic band and marching band flute section leader. Claire took multiple AP courses, which include chemistry, biology, calculus, computer science, statistics, physics, English language and competition. Outside of school, Claire was an active member of numerous clubs. Claire was a HOSA national qualifier, National Economics Challenge Finalist, Project LEAD, Relay for Life, club med and USA Computing Olympiad Silver Edition. Claire earned National Merit semifinalist, USA Biology Olympiad Semifinalist and President’s Volunteer Service Award. Claire volunteered at St. John Hospital throughout her high school years. | ||
| Citzen Award | ||
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Amanda BarnesL’Anse Creuse High School Amanda finished first in her class of an enrollment of 378 and is enrolled in the College of Engineering. Amanda is described by her teachers as one who loves to learn and is committed to her studies. She is a part of MST Leadership Council, played 4 years of soccer, 3 years of volleyball, 2 years of powerlifting and 2 years of Link Crew. She was Macomb Daily Student of the wee and received the Math Science Technology Program Achievement Award. Amanda was member of Student Council and was president her senior year. She is active in Girls Scouts, Church Youth Group and does volunteer work. She has participated in Mission trips. She has a goal to be as strong, responsible, caring and supportive as her grandmother has been to her. | ||
| David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
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Kyle SpenceTroy Athens High School David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship2020/2021 Kyle plans to enroll in the College of Kinesiology and is the recipient of David J. Hallissey Scholarship. Kyle had a rigorous academic course curriculum, including a total number of twelve AP classes. On top of his academic schedule, he was a member of the basketball team, varsity football, varsity power lifter and lacrosse team. He was captain of the football team his senior year, captain of the lacrosse team his freshman, sophomore and senior year. Kyle was the recipient of multiple academic and athletic awards throughout his high school career, which include 2017 National German Gold and Silver medals, National Honor Society Omega Chapter, All-A Honors Summa Cum Laude Certificate, 2020 National Merit Program Commended Student, Troy School District Scholar Athlete Award and 2019 US Lacrosse Academic All-American. Kyle was an active member of his community, volunteering at Gleaners Community Food Bank, Trinity Lutheran youth group member and a team leader for Crop Walk to End Hunger. | ||
Jacob SlimakAthens High School David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship2019/2020 Jacob plans to enroll in the College of Engineering and is the recipient of the David J. Hallissey Scholarship. Jacob finished first in his class with a weighted GPA of 4.42 with a demanding academic curriculum with fourteen AP classes. Jacob participated for his high school soccer and track and field teams. Jacob was a captain for the track and field team his junior and senior year. Jacob was part of the math club and National Honor Society. He volunteered for his school’s concession stand and AdvoKate Charity Run & Walk for St. Jude. Jacob was a youth recreational soccer coach and volunteer coach for TopSoccer Athletes with Disabilities. Jacob was a scholar athlete: earning All-Region Track and Field, All-State soccer and Academic All-State soccer. Jacob earned summa cum laude, AP Capstone Diploma and AP Scholar Distinction. | ||
Srihari SrinivasanNorth Farmington High School David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship2019/2020 Srihari plans to enroll in the College of Engineering and is the recipient of the David J. Hallissey Scholarship. Srihari juggled multiple leadership roles, which included president of HOSA, captain of the varsity tennis team, vice president of competitive events for DECA, Senior tutoring representative for National Honor Society and parliamentarian for model united nations. Srihari was student researcher in the Chinnaiyan lab, tutor for test preparation and Carnatic violinist. She volunteered at Beaumont Hospital and a senior living facility. Srihari had a rigorous academic curriculum, which included thirteen AP classes. Throughout Srihari’s high school years, she earned multiple department awards, national AP scholar, and National Merit semifinalist. Srihari placed third at the HOSA ILC in medical terminology and a DECA International finalist in buying and merchandising. | ||
Hongxiang “Tony” ZhaoDetroit Country Day Upper School | ||
Harshita JalluriCanton High School | ||
Katherine RomeroHarrison High School Katherine Romero has been selected as the David J. Hallissey Scholarship winner and plans to register in the College of LS&A. At Harrison High School she has been involved in Varsity Swimming, Manage of Boys Varsity Swimming, and Vice President of Art Club. She has also been a volunteer with Forgotten Harvest, tutoring, Relay for Life, and Cipriano 5k. Katherine has received numerous awards including Farmington Arts Commission Award, NISCA/Speedo Academic All-American, and All-State Swimmer. She took multiple AP and Honors Classes earing a 3.89 GPA and was a member of National Honor Society.
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Aarush GargDetroit Country Day School Aarush Garg graduated at the top of his class with a 4.0 GPA at Detroit Country Day School, and he plans to enroll in the College of LS&A. He is a recipient of the David J. Hallissey Scholarship. It is said that humility, discipline and commitment are three virtues that Aarush lives by and he strives to be the best he can be. He has taken various AP classes and received the National AP Scholar & AP Scholar with Distinction awards in 2014. Pursuing intellectual challenge, Aarush has found himself in various academic competitions consistently being a top scorer. He worked the last 2 summers at U-M & MSU performing research next to PhD students & graduate assistants. Aarush has volunteered at many medical facilities and by tutoring other students and underprivileged children. | ||
Elena StefankoBrighton High School Elena is the recipient of the David J. Hallissey Scholarship and is going to enroll in the College of Engineering. As a student at Brighton High School, Elena, was active in numerous Extra Curricular Activities including Women’s Varsity Swim Team, National Honor Society, JOOI & Relay for Life, to name a few. She is without question one of the top 3 mathematics students & has taken many AP classes; receiving various Awards & Honors for her hard work. Elena isn’t just a smart kid; she’s a genuinely good person who is full of fire, grit and unwavering determination. Her work ethic, personal integrity and polite manner are what makes her an above average student. Elena’s work with National Relief Network has proven she is a self-motivated, hard working intridual who leads by example. | ||
Neha HafeezCanton High School Neha Hafeez finished first in her class of 476 at Canton High School and has in enrolled in the College of LS&A Honors. She plans to pursue a career in Medicine. Her teachers point out that, as a Freshman, she challenged upperclassmen to meet her standard, and in the last few years her “leadership by example” has helped improve the school climate. Neha has over 600 hours of volunteer service in the community, including 360 hours at Henry Ford Hospital. In a short few months, Neha, along with a few of her friends and fellow scholarship recipient Kevin Ni,, raised over $16,000, recruited over 500 volunteers, and hosted a food packaging event for “Feed the Starving Children”. Neha is following her Father’s advice, “…dream big, and do everything I can to make it happen. | ||
Kevin NiPlymouth High School Kevin Ni graduated first in his class of 505 at Plymouth High School, and he has enrolled in the College of Engineering’s Computer Science Department. His teachers highlight his ability to think critically and make connections with ideas from other courses. Kevin has been an effective tutor in Math and Reading at the Kumon Learning Center and has developed different approaches to successfully connect with each student. In addition, his internship at a claims processing company allows him to put his programming skills to use in the real world. At school, Kevin participates in Science Olympiad, Math Olympiad, and National Honor Society. Kevin is a top award winner in Math, Science and Computer Science competitions and was elected to be an officer of the Math Olympiad Team. He is a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Kevin, along with Neha Hafeez, another scholarship recipient, helped organize an event to package over 100,000 meals for children around the world through the nonprofit organization Feed My Starving Children. | ||
Anna W. GrayClarkston High School Anna Gray plans to dual major in the College of Engineering and the Ross School of Business and is one of the two recipients of the David J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship. Anna finished first in her class at Clarkston High School while accumulating credit for 10 AP/college classes. She volunteered extensively and served as President of the Science Club, lead prosecutor on the State Champion Mock Trial Team and captain of two varsity sports teams. Anna was also the only student in her school to complete five years of two languages, Japanese and French. Her teachers endorse her exemplary leadership skills and her commitment to tutoring at the local elementary school, where she introduced first graders to her love of Japanese. This summer she will be the female representative of the State of Michigan at the National Youth Science Camp. | ||
Sara K. PalmertonSaline High School | ||
Elliot PearsonEisenhower High School Elliot attended the YMCA’s Astro camp for seven years, and was invited to be camp counselor in 2011. During his time at camp, he discovered a passion for astronomy. That led to a larger interest in science and math, which led him to choose mechanical engineering as a field of study in college. Elliot was also a National Merit Commended Student, and a student leader at Vacation Bible School. Despite his rigorous academic schedule and community related volunteer activities, Elliott also worked in an office during the summers. | ||
Eric RiedelAdlai E. Stevenson High School Eric is also active in his church, St. Blasé Catholic Church, where he has been an alter server for nine years. He is also a member of the church’s Video Technology Team. Eric also interned at a large company where he helped develop two video game iPad applications. | ||
Steven GoldenthalAndover High School | ||
Makayla McCoskeyNorth Farmington High School | ||
Kelly M. HahnPlymouth High School | ||
Joshua A. LipshawWalled Lake Central | ||
Blythe MorelandCommunity High School | ||
Surya NagarajaSalem High School | ||
Matthew ChegashWylie E. Groves High School | ||
Erin SworWylie E. Groves | ||
Zhe GuanWinston Churchill High School | ||
Albert TangNorthville High School | ||
Adam DavisDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Emily WangDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Tiffany LinNovi High School | ||
John TremuthLutheran High School Northwest | ||
Paul BaciuTroy High School | ||
Heidi ZiegenmeyerLapeer West High School | ||
Olivia KaoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Adam SonnanstineDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Eric LiaoNovi High School | ||
Tiffany Makyvechtrine Child | ||
Michael McDonaldPlymouth-Salem | ||
Chris BatteyDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Andrea KnitelDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Andrea KnittelDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Jonathon HoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Janice LiaoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Amanda CarvellDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Jeanne WhalenDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Sophie LiaoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Casey M. MurphyDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
David M. SomandDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Andrew WongDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Matthew AbbottDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Joshua DruckerDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Sachin KheterpalDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Dorthy PaoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Pamela SmithDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Lisa Harwood-StamperDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Joyce WongDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Melinda RocoDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
Eric RosseliDavid J. Hallissey Memorial Scholarship | ||
| Degree Completion Scholarship | ||
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Omar DavidsonDegree Completion Scholarship I’ve been blessed to live a purposeful and fulfilling existence since leaving the University of Michigan in 1989. However premature my departure, I have never given up the hope and expectation of one day completing my college degree. My tenure as a student athlete was a challenging journey when combined with the rigors of competing both in the class room and as a track athlete. During that span of time I have managed to forge many lifelong relationships and experiences at Michigan.
One of my chief regrets in life to date is not completing my college degree sanctioned by the University of Michigan. Therefore my family and I view this opportunity as the ultimate final sprint towards the finish line.
A college degree is highly beneficial, for one never knows what the future may bring with regards to potential career changes or modifications. I simply want to finish what I’ve started years ago, and the Degree Completion Program was the final motivating factor towards accomplishing this goal. | ||
Jacob StewartDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Marcos Ugarte-LimerDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Daniel HortonDegree Completion Scholarship Daniel Horton, pursued a career in basketball after the winter of 2006. Although his dream was to play in the NBA, he was able to pursue his dream by playing basketball in Europe. This was a decision that allowed him to have a unique life experiences that helped him grow. His experience traveling the globe, meeting new people and living amongst different cultures, benefited him in ways he never imagined as an eighteen year old leaving Michigan. He will be finishing his degree at the University of Michigan; this is will allow him to show a dedication and determination to complete one of the most important tasks in his life. This will allow him to share with his children the importance of a degree along with his basketball highlights. | ||
LaTara ChaneyDegree Completion Scholarship LaTara Chaney’s motivation to succeed the second time around in Ann Arbor comes from being a mother. Four times per week, her husband drops both her and her eight-year-old daughter, Kamryn, off at school — Kamryn at Elementary School and Chaney on the University campus. Chaney’s new life with her family in Ann Arbor is a far cry from when she last lived in Ann Arbor nearly 20 years ago. Then LaTara Jones, she left Ann Arbor for the last time in December 1995 after redshirting her sophomore year due to a knee injury and losing her scholarship as a junior. Without a scholarship and unable to afford tuition, Chaney moved back to her hometown of Chicago and joined the Village of Park Forest Police Department. In June 2010, after 14 years with the police force, she was chasing a burglary suspect on a midnight shift and injured her knee — the same injury she had suffered as a sophomore in college. With permanent knee damage making future patrol work difficult, she started to look at colleges to finish her degree. After learning about the Degree Completion Program fund, Chaney applied and was re-admitted to the University. She took 12 credit hours in the fall semester and is taking 12 this spring, and is on track to graduate in May with a degree in sport management. She takes classes in the morning and works at the Ross Academic Center in the evening.
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Shonte PeoplesDegree Completion Scholarship Shonte played for a few years for the Canadian Football League, but in 2000 he suffered a career ending injury and returned to his hometown. He worked at various low-wage jobs, but after numerous rejections for jobs, he began rethinking his life and his future. Shelly Kovacs, Shonte’s undergraduate counselor, encouraged him to complete his degree. Shonte knew it would be tough, so he first enrolled at Delta Community College to study radiological technology. One of his proudest moments was earning an “A” in one of the toughest classes in his curriculum. With the support of his friends and family, Shonte applied for and was granted readmission to the University of Michigan and will complete his Bachelor’s degree in General Studies. He hopes to pursue a Master’s degree in counseling or psychology so he can help troubled youth and their families. | ||
Chris GrahamDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Tyrece ButlerDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Tai StreetsDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Alex OflilDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Ryan KrachDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Chris HinderliterDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Stacey MaxwellDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Shantee OrrDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Lynne SeidlDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Chris J. AshtonDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Eric BroekuizenDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Larry FooteDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Eric MayesDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
Chris SingletaryDegree Completion Scholarship | ||
| Detroit Club Scholarships | ||
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Tristan KleinDetroit Club Scholarships 2019/2020 | ||
Hope NorrisDetroit Club Scholarships 2019/2020 | ||
Tabitha HendrenDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Maria LoCiceroDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Matthew LougheedDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Bethany M. LouriaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Rachel M. SmithDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Brandon WhitmoreDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jordan D. BermanNorth Farmington High School | ||
Maya K. EterCrestwood High School | ||
Brittany M. GatesLivonia Churchill | ||
Ellen M. GreenNotre Dame Preparatory School | ||
Matthew ProeglerChelsea High School | ||
Rachel M. SmithLivonia Stevenson High School | ||
Jordan D. BermanNorth Farmington High School | ||
Maya EterCrestwood High School | ||
Brittany GatesLivonia Churchill | ||
Ellen GreenNotre Dame Preparatory School | ||
Angela HuangNovi High School She has maintained close to a 4.0 grade point average, is a member of the National Honor Society, and appears to have a permanent spot on the Novi High School Honor Roll. Ms. Huang also found time to play varsity tennis, participate in the Novi Youth Council, tutor other students in the Chinese and English languages, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and serve on the Yearbook Staff, to mention just a few of her many extracurricular activities. She excelled as the President of DECA (formally known as ”Distributive Education Clubs of America”), a prestigious national student organization. Under her leadership the Novi club won the DECA statewide competition and finished in the Top 10 of DECA’s 2011 International Competition. | ||
Jacob RaineyWhitmore Lake High School | ||
Jordan D. BermanNorth Farmington High School | ||
Angela HuangNovi High School She has maintained close to a 4.0 grade point average, is a member of the National Honor Society, and appears to have a permanent spot on the Novi High School Honor Roll. Ms. Huang also found time to play varsity tennis, participate in the Novi Youth Council, tutor other students in the Chinese and English languages, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and serve on the Yearbook Staff, to mention just a few of her many extracurricular activities. She excelled as the President of DECA (formally known as ”Distributive Education Clubs of America”), a prestigious national student organization. Under her leadership the Novi club won the DECA statewide competition and finished in the Top 10 of DECA’s 2011 International Competition. All of this, and she also maintains a part time job at a local restaurant. Ms. Huang is truly an outstanding freshman applicant and we are honored to award her this great scholarship on behalf of Elaine and Roger Zatkoff and the University Of Michigan Club Of Greater Detroit. | ||
Jacob RaineyWhitmore Lake High School | ||
Jonathon L. HopDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Terrance QuinnDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Brian ResutekDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Sean MerrillDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
David EklundDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Eric MayesDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
William CarrDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Adam M. ClousDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jennifer FitchDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jessica MajeskiDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Kevin PerdueDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jennifer FitchDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Edward M. MagusDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Kevin PerdueDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Derek C. StebbinsDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Michael D. TilmannDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Marcel R. WoudaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Patrick R. BolgerDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Chad M. BrownDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Edward D. DavisDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jennifer FitchDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Raymond PhillipsDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Derek C. StebbinsDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Michael D. TilmannDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Joesph L. AlloreDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Chad M. BrownDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Mark G. ElzingaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Gorden W. GraceDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Robert T. PelinkaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
William T. Shinavier Jr.Detroit Club Scholarships | ||
Elizabeth A. WymerDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Mark G. ElzingaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Michael J. EvansDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Gorden W. GraceDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Dieter E. HerenDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Robert T. PelinkaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Andrew J. RieglerDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Scott H. RogowDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
William T. Shinavier Jr.Detroit Club Scholarships | ||
Brian L. TownsendDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jason M. ColeDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Keith B. CooperDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Mark G. ElzingaDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Jennifer FitchDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Forrest F. GreenDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Dorie C. HicksDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Brent H. JacoDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Scott H. RogowDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Lance SatterthwaiteDetroit Club Scholarships | ||
Richard HolderCranbrook | ||
| Falk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
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Nik PatelFalk/Hatch Scholarship 2020/2021Nik is from Plymouth, Michigan and a senior at the University of Michigan on a pre-medical track studying Movement Science in the School of Kinesiology with a minor in Business from the Ross School of Business. This is his second season with the Michigan football team where I have worked with the tight-ends group under Coach Sherrone Moore. As a manager, he also helps out with signaling boards for offense and special teams. He is extremely fortunate for the opportunity to work in the best football program in the nation where he has been surrounded by some of the greatest minds in the sport. As he pursues a future career in medicine as a potential surgeon, the high-intensity environment of practice has helped him enhance his skillset of thinking on his feet and adapting to new problems. Taking the lessons he has gained as a manager, he is excited to apply them toward the advancement of healthcare. | ||
Will HennessyFalk/Hatch Scholarship 2020/2021Drew is from Bethesda, Maryland and is a senior at the University of Michigan studying Sport Management in the School of Kinesiology as well as minoring in Entrepreneurship. In his first year as a manager, he worked with the Linebackers under Coach Don Brown and Coach Al Washington. Now, in his third season with the Michigan football team, he work with the Running Backs and Coach Jay Harbaugh. Furthermore, his main role as a manager is to hold up the play-calling signals by holding formation boards for the Offense. As he looks to pursue a future career in the sports industry, the priceless experience and work with the football program has proven to be the best decision that he made in college and it has given him memories for a lifetime. Finally, being a manager will always be a cornerstone of his college career and has become a part of his life. | ||
Matthew BroskyFalk/Hatch Scholarship 2019/2020Matthew “Buddy” Brosky is a native of St. Clair, Michigan, and a BBA senior at the Ross School of Business. He’s studying strategy and finance and is the head student manager for the University of Michigan football team. He previously worked with Chris Patridge with safeties and special team units. He works closely with the defense and special teams coaches, specializing in player development, film breakdown, recruiting and various other tasks in the offices of Schembechler Hall. He also oversees 16 other student managers and helps make practice run as efficiently as possible. After graduation, Buddy will continue his path in football, aspiring to be a coach. | ||
Will HennessyFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Rami KadouhFalk/Hatch Scholarship Rami Kadouh is a senior pursuing a BBA from the Ross School of Business. Originally from Dearborn, MI, Rami began working for the football program in February of 2015. Before becoming head manager, Rami worked two seasons with the offensive line. He is thrilled by the opportunity to lead the current group of managers and help carry forward the group’s longstanding tradition. After graduation, Rami plans to return to the Detroit office of The Boston Consulting Group. | ||
Robert Carey Neff IIIFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Alex GarwigFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Eric GruskinDetroit Country Day Eric Gruskin is a senior majoring in Business Administration from the Ross School of Business and Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE) from the Scholl of Literature, Science & the Arts. Eric grew up in Franklin, MI where he has watched U-M football since his 2nd birthday. After graduation, he aspires to work in management consulting and earn his law degree.
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Adrian HeneveldForest Hills Central Adrian Heneveld is a senior at Michigan in the School of Kinesiology and is majoring in Sport Management. He is from Grand Rapids, MI and graduated from Forest Hills Central High School. He chose to attend the University of Michigan because of the combination of the quality academics and athletic tradition. Adrian plans on pursuing a career in college football administration. Adrian is very excited and honored to be the senior manager for Team 134. He will do his best to lead the managers and help Team 134 achieve its goal of winning the Big Ten Championship and going to the Rose Bowl.
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Derek KorthuisRockford High School | ||
Dave LakinFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Brian J. LewisFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Erik WestFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jonathan StribleyFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Joshua BorsonFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Matthew LewisDeLaSalle Collegiate High | ||
Cody CejdaKingsley High School | ||
Brad RosenwasserFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jeff ClancyFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Brandon GreerFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Davon WilsonFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Craig HiseyFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Terrence QuinnFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Brian ResutekFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Sean MerrillFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
David EklundFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Eric MayesFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Wm CarrFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Adam M. ClousFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jennifer FitchFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jessica MajeskiFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Kevine PerdueFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jennifer FitchFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Edward M MagnusFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Kevin PerdueFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Derek C. StebbinsFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Michael D. TilmannFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Marcel R. WoudaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Patrick R. BolgerFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Chad M. BrownFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Edward D. DavisFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jennifer FitchFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Raymond PhillipsFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Derek C. StebbinsFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Michael D. TilmannFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Joeseph L. AlloreFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Chad M. BrownFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Mark G. ElzingaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Gordon W. GraceFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Robert T. PelinkaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
WmT ShinavierFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Elizabeth A. WymerFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Mark G. ElzingaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Michael J. EvansFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Gordon W. GraceFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Dieter E. HerenFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Robert T. PelinkaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Andrew J. RieglerFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Scott H. RogowFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Wm T ShinavierFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Brain L. TownsendFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jason M. ColeFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Keith B. CooperFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Mark G. ElzingaFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Jennifer FitchFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Forrest F. GreenFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Dorie C. HicksFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Brent H. JacoFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Scott H. RogowFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
Lance SatterthwaiteFalk/Hatch Scholarship | ||
| Football Managers Fund | ||
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Jaylen Kelly-PowellFootball Scholarship 2019/2020 | ||
Jaylen Kelly-PowellFootball Scholarship | ||
Jaylen Kelly-PowellFootball Scholarship | ||
Delano K. HillFootball Scholarship | ||
Delano HillFootball Scholarship Delano is currently enrolled in the school of Kinesiology and has not yet declared a major. He will be entering his third season with the Wolverines this year. Delano is two-time letter winner, having appeared in eight games, making five starts and recording 20 tackles, 14 solos, and one fumble recovery in 2014. | ||
| Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship | ||
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Nicole DillmanSaline High School Frederick C Matthaei Scholarship2020/2021 Nicole plans to enroll in the College of Engineering and is the recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. Nicole finished first in her class with an unweighted 4.0 GPA, while taking a demanding academic course curriculum; which included Chemistry, Biology, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, Calculus, Language and Composition. Nicole was an active member of the National Honor Society, German American Exchange Program, Key Club and Generation Global team. She was a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist and a National Finalist for Chemistry Olympiad. Nicole was a recipient of the English Department Academic Award, Technology Department Academic Award and Gold Honor Roll. Outside of academics, Nicole was a member of the Track and Field team being captain her senior year, Cross Country team and ski team. In her spare time, Nicole interned at an engineering company and volunteered with National Honor Society and Key Club. | ||
Riya AggarwalEisenhower High School | ||
Austin CornishArmada High School Frederick C Matthaei Scholarship2019/2020 Austin plans to enroll in the College of LS&A and is the recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. Austin was well-rounded academically and athletically. Austin took multiple AP classes, which included Computer Science principles, U.S. History, Biology, World History, Physics, Psychology, Chemistry, Calculus and Language and Competition. He was a member of the Armada High School cross country, track and basketball. He was team captain of the cross country team. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, PAL leadership team, nature club, beta club and HOSA. Austin earned National Merit Commended Scholar, AP scholar with distinction, All-Academic Cross Country and Academic All-State Cross Country. James was an active member of his community, volunteering for PAL camp, tutoring, food drives, fundraisers, Armada Holly days and Relay for Life. | ||
James GuTroy High School | ||
Kaitlyn BarrInternational Academy Central | ||
Matthew PersonLakeland High School | ||
Tristan KleinBrother Rice High School | ||
Julia ToyeSouth Lyon High School | ||
Michael WolfSaline High School | ||
Sierra BowdenSalem High School Sierra Bowden graduated from Salem High School in Canton, MI and is one of this year’s recipients of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. She was a captain of the Salem Girls Cross Country team and participated in Salem Organization of Student Athletes, PCCS Ski Club, and PCCS Art Show. She was a volunteer swim coach at East Middle School and tutored for Honors Biology. She was a member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit Semifinalist. She had a GPA of 4.33 and a 36 on her ACT test. She completed 7 advanced placement classes including World History, Biology, Macroeconomics, and Calculus BC.
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Matthew LougheedSaline High School Matthew Lougheed plans to enroll into the School of Engineering and is a recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. Matthew has taken many AP Classes including Chemistry, US History, Computer Science, Calculus BC, and Biology while maintaining a 4.1 GPA. He has been a member of Varsity Lacrosse, National Honors Society, president of FIRST Robotics, and co-president of Model United Nations. He is active with the Boy Scouts of America, where he earned the title of Eagle Scout and Matthew was also a National Merit Semifinalist.
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Hope NorrisHartland High School Hope Norris plans to enroll in the College of LS&A and is a recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. Hope has been active in school activities including Prom Committee, National Honors Society, LINK Leader, and the Hartland High School Band. She has taken the most demanding Honors & AP classes such as US History, Calculus BC, and Language and Composition. Hope has also been a volunteer at Cromaine District Library where she shelved books, prepared crafts, and organized library-sponsored activities. Her senior year she earned the College Board AP Scholar with Distinction.
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Austin DudasLakeland High School Austin is planning to enroll in the college of LS&A and is a recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. He has taken various AP classes and received numerous awards both academically and athletically. Austin balances his academics with many hours of extra-curricular activities & community related events including tutoring and Community Service Club. He has learned valuable lessons by starting his own business at the age of 16 and placed first in an international game development competition for students. Austin’s character, sense of humor, cutting wit, ability to adapt and the impact he makes on his peers are some of his strongest traits. | ||
Bethany LouriaSaline High School Bethany is one of the 2015 recipients of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. She is a graduate of Saline High School and plans to enroll in the college of LS&A. Bethany has taken many AP classes and received various awards including the honor roll award by maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or more all 4 years of high school. She has been active in CTE Advanced Photography class and operates her own photography business. She has been a member of the Girls State Program, National Honors Society, Key Club, Link Crew Leader, Cross Country and Track & Field. Bethany has a huge heart and volunteers at an elementary school in track & field and at an Evangelical Home. Trustworthy, dependable, hard-working, knowledgeable and kind-hearted are words used to describe Bethany. | ||
Shantam RavanWinston Churchill High School Shantam Ravan graduated from Churchill High School in Livonia, MI and is one of this year’s recipients of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. He was the captain of the school’s robotics and Quiz Bowl teams. He played varsity tennis and is a black belt in Tung Soo Do. He was a member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit Semifinalist. He had a GPA of 4.53 and a 36 on his ACT test. He completed 7 advanced placement classes and has already completed 9 college credit hours. | ||
Michael JenuwineTroy Athens High School Michael A. Jenuwine is a graduate of Troy Athens High School. His GPA is the fourth highest ever at Athens High School. Michael completed 11 AP classes and two semesters of Dual Enrollment in Math. He attended the Georgetown University International Relations Summer Institute following his sophomore year and the Michigan Math and Science Scholars Program at the University of Michigan following his junior year. Between 2009 and 2012 Michael completed four distance courses through the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth. Michael served as Vice President and President for Athens High School Model United Nations. He was elected President of National Honor Society and the Federal Reserve Challenge Club. Michael is a gifted cello player and was selected to be in the Athens Symphony Orchestra as a freshman. He was accepted to play with the Metropolitan Youth Symphony, which is the top regional organization for youth. Michael also participates with the Rochester Conservatory of Music. Michael is also an invaluable member of the Athens Theatre Company. Michael recognizes that to be his personal best he needs to give to others and finds value in service work. He volunteers at the Lighthouse of Oakland County, a Counselor at the Roeper Summer Day Camp and he has shared his gift of music with multiple churches and nursing homes. His counselor was quoted as saying | ||
Erinjen LinChelsea High School Erinjen Lin is the 2014 recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. She is a graduate of Chelsea High School. She graduated number 1 in her class with a 4.0 GPA. She served as the Captain of both the high school tennis and golf team. She was the Vice President of student council and a member of the National Honors Society. She has worked very hard with the high school Link Crew, which allows upperclassmen to mentor students entering the 8th grade at the high school. She served as the President of the Link Crew this past year. During the summers, she volunteers to help teach tennis and golf to area children. She will enter the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan. | ||
Daniel WuWest Bloomfield High School Daniel Wu is the 2014 recipient of the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. He is a graduate of West Bloomfield High School. He is going to attend the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering. Daniel served as Secretary and Vice President of the high school student council as a junior and senior. He was the captain of the high school tennis team and played varsity tennis for 3 years. He is an accomplished violinist and has volunteered to play in the lobby of the Henry Ford Hospital to provide a calming and relaxing atmosphere for patients and guests. His passion is the environment which he learned from his grandfather. During his high school career, he advanced many programs concerning the environment from recycling and raising the awareness of our environment, to fundraising for several environmental programs. | ||
Luke A. RoggenkampBrighton High School Luke Roggenkamp received one of the two awards that embodies the qualities recognized by the Frederick C. Matthaei Scholarship. Luke graduated #1 in his class of 472 from Brighton High School. He will be entering the College of Engineering this Fall and is planning on a career as a Chemical Engineer. Besides Luke’s high academic achievements, he played high school soccer all four years, and has been playing Club Soccer since 2002. Luke is a member of SADD, National Honor Society and the Brighton High School Mentoring Program. Luke is a true volunteer. He is a Youth Soccer Coach, participates in the Livingston County Rotating Homeless Shelter, the United Way Day of Caring and Brighton Community Gardens. Luke spent a week at the United States Naval Academy Leadership Seminar in Annapolis. In Luke’s own words: “My time at the Naval Academy provided me the opportunity to learn from the future leaders of our country. I learned what honor is! I learned what respect is! My name will be attached to my actions, and now I have a new found pride in my name.” To a future leader, Luke Roggenkamp. | ||
Amelia E. WatersSaline High School | ||
Nicholas AdamowiczNorthville High School | ||
Caleigh ChongSaline High School | ||
Kevin DanielsWalled Lake Northern High School | ||
Max OlenderDetroit Country Day High School | ||
Chelsea L. FournierEisenhower High School | ||
Alexandria MillerDakota High School | ||
Jonathan GoldTroy Athens High School | ||
Dana LitzAdlai E. Stevenson High School | ||
Catherine KentFranklin High School | ||
Paul J. NagelFather Gabriel Richard High School | ||
Ashley AndersonDetroit Renaissance High School | ||
Rhonda WangAnn Arbor Huron High School | ||
Christy SulaimanFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Jenna UtterFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Hanan BeydounCrestwood High School | ||
Ryan McKeeRoseville High School | ||
Tamara AnthonyPontiac Central High School | ||
Christopher GentzLakeview High School | ||
Jennifer BischoffFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Heather CondonFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Jamal AndersoFinny | ||
Dennis LeeSaline High School | ||
Ema SadikovicWarren Woods Tower High | ||
Doug VanDe La Salle | ||
Doug Vandelasalle | ||
Paul vanDe La Salle | ||
Frederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Anne BreslerFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Aaron LobbestalFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Mike AndersonFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Terrance QuinnFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Terrance QuinnFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Eric MayesFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Alefiyah MesiwalaFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Margaret ShinFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Christopher ParrottFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Caroline LeeFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Patrick M. MaunFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Peggy B. LiaoFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Ruth J. S.KwakFrederick C Matthaei Scholarship | ||
Nicholas AdamowiczNorthville High School | ||
| Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship | ||
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Noah BlockBedford Senior High School | ||
Alexander MettlerDetroit Country Day High School | ||
Vishal NayakCanton High School | ||
Madison CaldwellSaline High School | ||
Sven WollschlaegerMonroe High School | ||
Anya AminWalled Lake Central High School Anya Amin is the recipient of the Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship and is planning to enroll in the College of LS&A. As a student at Walled Lake Central High School, Anya was active in numerous Extra Curricular Activities including Women’s Varsity Tennis Team, National Honor Society, Quiz Bowl Captain, and Spanish Club President. She took many AP classes such as US History, Statistics, Psychology, and English Language and Composition, to name a few. With her academic rigor, Anya managed to be a National Merit Semifinalist, an AP Scholar with Distinction, and a KLAA Scholar Athlete. Anya also participated in a ton of community service at St. Mary’s Hospital, Relay for Life, and as a Chinmaya Mission Student Teacher.
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Noah BagazinskiChurchill High School Noah Bagazinski plans to enroll into the School of Engineering and is the recipient of the Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship. Noah has taken many AP Classes and maintains a 4.4 GPA. He has been a member of Student Council, Quiz Bowl, Euchre Club, Track & Field and is part of the MSC Program. He is active with his Church & the Boy Scouts of America, where he became the youngest Eagle Scout in his troop’s history. Noah participated in the Ford Motor Co High School Science & Technology Program and completed a research internship in engine calibration at Ford last summer. Noah’s ultimate goal is a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. | ||
Ellen GreenNotre Dame Preparatory School Ellen Green plans to enroll into the School of Engineering and is the recipient of the Gary & Ann Moeller Scholarship. Ellen is an active participant and a team leader in the First Robotics team at Notre Dame Preparatory School. First Robotics is an opportunity for students to experience STEM in the real world, designing, building and competing a robot. Ellen is a three-sport athlete and leader in many activities: National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Girls Scouts and many Church activities. She has worked as a Continuous Improvement Manager at Lighting Supply Company. She has learned to juggle all her activities while maintaining excellent grades at Notre Dame Preparatory School. | ||
Sandeep SivaWalled Lake Central Sandeep Siva graduated from Walled Lake Central high school. Throughout high school, he was involved in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. He enjoyed playing South Indian classical music on the violin for ten years, and he actively participates in competitions and accompanies local artists in concerts. In Tae Kwon Do, he earned the honor of first degree black belt and later served as a martial arts instructor to other students. Sandeep has also played varsity level tennis on his school tennis team for two years. In addition, he has had the pleasure of serving as president of his school’s science club for two years and as the student representative of his school’s PTSA for two years. In addition to extra-curricular activities, Sandeep also pursues his academic interests outside the classroom. One such outlet is participation in competitions in Math, Science, Arts, and Literature. He has received the Michigan Award of Excellence in literature in the PTA Reflections competition, earned the Michigan Math Prize Bronze awards two years in a row, and ranked fourteenth place within USA and Canada in the Cisco Netriders competition. Sandeep recently won the Lakes Area Optimist Club essay contest based on a theme of “How my Positive Outlook Benefits my Community.” He has also been selected as a National Merit Finalist. Sandeep plans to pursue a degree in engineering while at the University of Michigan.
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Jacob RaineyWhitmore Lake High School | ||
| Harold duCharme Scholarship | ||
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Jocelyn ZhangHuron High School | ||
Josh ZheDetroit Country Day High School | ||
Jensen HwaWest Bloomfield High School | ||
Ashley CarrollGrosse Pointe North High School | ||
Tabitha HendrenTroy High School Tabitha Hendren is a Troy High School graduate and plans to enroll in the School of Engineering. She is the recipient of the Harold duCharme Scholarship. Tabitha has been a Captain on JV Soccer and been a member of Cross Country and Volleyball. She was inducted into the National Honor Society in December 2014. Tabitha was Executive Board Vice President and a class representative all four years of high school. She took multiple AP classes including Calculus BC, Psychology, and Physics while maintaining a 3.98 GPA. She volunteers with Relay for Life where she was a team captain in 2015-2016 and she also volunteers as a tutor of many subjects. Tabitha has received multiple Academic Honors & Awards.
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Rachel SmithLivonia Stevenson High School Rachel Smith, the winner of the Harold DuCharme Scholarship, graduated from Stevenson High School with a 4.4123 GPA & she is applying to the College of Engineering. While maintaining her standing as a Summa Cum Laude Rachel has also kept herself busy with countless hours on school committees and many charity events in her community. Rachel has been a member of the National Honor society and received various school awards and honors. She was the President of the Student Senate and her organizational & motivational skills are impeccable. | ||
Prateek SharmaCanton High School Prateek Sharma from Canton High School is a member of the National Honor society who also received numerous school awards and honors. He participated in a number of school related activities including being the captain of his Science Olympiad team for grades 10 through 12. He participated on the math Olympiad team and the Health Occupation club. Prateek also gave back to his community by volunteering at a hospital, library and a food pantry handing out food to those in need. Prateek in his essay said he gets satisfaction from changing a life. One example is he and a group of his friends started a science fair at a middle school and assisted the students with their projects. Prateek has the values the Harold DuCharme scholarship embodies. | ||
Kate M. DiehlFarmington High School | ||
Brett JiaPlymouth High School | ||
Kalli BatesTrenton High School | ||
Nicholas M. CarducciEisenhower High School | ||
Jennifer LiangTroy High School | ||
Steven M. ColvinWest Bloomfield High School | ||
David CardelliFerndale High School | ||
Trista DoyleHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Stephanie ChenTroy High School | ||
Brian FosterWinston Churchill High School | ||
Peter Troyan Jr.Harold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Lauren CetnarRegina High School | ||
Amy CostelloHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Eric MayesHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Amy PatelHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Katherine KingHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Emila G. KwiatkowskiHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Cheryl WilliamsHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Kevin S. OhHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Sudhakar V. CherukuriHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
Jason C. KirkHarold duCharme Scholarship | ||
| James H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
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Jennifer WonTroy High School | ||
Seta HagopianInternational Academy | ||
Madelyn ChauWest Bloomfield High School | ||
Kaitlyn RileyRiverview Community High School | ||
Tarun Sai BhadriFarmington High School | ||
Anna LoughmanSaline High School | ||
Allison CropseySaline High School | ||
Kelly NiPlymouth High School | ||
Jason JinRochester Adams High School Jason Jin plans to enroll in the College of LS&A and is the recipient of the James H. LoPrete Scholarship. Jason has a solid work ethic carrying over a 4.0 GPA. Jason has been an active member of the Varsity Tennis team and he served as a captain his senior year. He also participated in Rochester Adams Business Professionals of America, Detroit Symphony Orchestra Civic Youth Ensembles as a clarinet player, and founded Rochester Adams Math Club. Academically, he has taken advantage of the most rigorous Advanced/Honors/ AP courses including Calculus BC, Statistics, Physics and English Literature & Composition. Jason has also generously given of his time & energies accumulating over 200 hours of community service throughout his four years of high school.
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Ryan KleinBrother Rice High School Ryan Klein graduated with a 4.28 GPA at Brother Rice High School, and he plans to enroll in the School of Engineering. He has taken various AP classes including Calculus BC, Physics, English, and US Government and he received the AP Scholar award his senior year. Ryan participated in an engineering internship in the summer of 2015 where he evaluated the integrity of joints created through automated faster systems to define optimal parameters for high quality, high speed joining. He has been very involved with his school by being a member of Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Football, and Business Club. Ryan balanced his academics and extra-curricular activities by volunteering at Christ Child House, Right to Life, and Special Olympics.
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Derek LukacsBrighton High School Derek Lukacs, the winner of the James H. LoPrete Scholarship graduated from Brighton High School with a 4.2614 GPA and has enrolled in the College of Engineering. He has completed all of the AP classes offered and 2 college math courses and some online courses, as well. He earned many Honors & Awards including an Academic Varsity Letter. Derek makes academics his priority and focus but has contributed to several clubs with leadership roles such as tutor for the After-School Tutoring program, National Honor Society and is mentoring to incoming freshman. He has worked as a Research Assistant at UofM and loves to golf and snowboard in his spare time. | ||
Joanna CiattiFarmington Hills Harrison High School Joanna Ciatti finished first in her class of 270 at Harrison High School and has enrolled in the College of Engineering. Joanna participated in The Varsity Swim and tre Team and the Varsity Track and Field Team. She was a member of the National Honor Society and participated in the Symphonic Band and Orchestra with the principal being French horn. She actively participated in the Hawks Help tutor program. She received the Superintendent’s Award of Excellence in May of 2013. Her teaches characterize her as having a voracious desire to learn, is conscientious driven and has a great work ethic. She is able to balance all her activities while completing one of the most rigorous schedules available at Harrison High School. | ||
Ali N. HabhabDearborn High School Ali Habhab graduated from Dearborn High School and is the recipient of this year’s James LoPrete Scholarship Award. Ali was president of the Dearborn Center for Math, Science and Technology Student Council from grades 10-12. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, and served as Treasurer in his senior year. Ali was also the recipient of several honors, including DCMST Student of the Year 2010-2011, AP Scholar with Distinction, and a Recognition of Excellence Award from the Greening of Detroit for his project on Liquid Organic Compost Fertilizer. In addition to his academic achievements, Ali played Varsity Tennis all four years of high school, and was a “Kings of the Court” Tournament Champion. He also volunteered at Saturday Arab School at Maya, a foreign language development program, for over 430 hours and participated in a political internship at the Wayne County Fix Michigan Center. Ali plans on attending the Ross Business School. | ||
Shruthi SubramanianNorth Farmington High School Shruthi was President of the Health Occupations Students of America, known as HOSA. She was captain of the JV Soccer team, participated as a Link Crew Leader and she was invited to be a member of Leadership in Education, Acceptance and trersity (LEAD) group. She also participated in Model UN, NHS, and student government. Shruthi plays classical music (Carnatic music) on a bamboo flute. As part of her musical endeavors, she participated in many community activities including founding an Indian music charity group “SwaraRagalaya.” This is a music program that raises funds for food and shelter for the homeless. She has also volunteered and raised money for the Sankara Eye Foundation. She also was a summer intern at the University of Michigan Center for Translational Pathology and she participated in the Wolverine Health Explorers summer program at the University of Michigan. | ||
Joyce JihTroy High School | ||
Jenna RossAdlai Stevenson High School | ||
James A. LeeRochester Adams High School | ||
Katherine LuCanton High School | ||
Liting ChenNovi High School | ||
Tina WangJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
David BuddeDetroit Catholic Central High School | ||
Sushil GuptaTroy High School | ||
Matthew PizzimentiJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
Lynne SeidlJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
J.Chris AshtonJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
Eric BroekuizenJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
Eric MayesJames H. LoPrete Scholarship | ||
| Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship | ||
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Emily FeldmanFrankel Jewish Academy | ||
Dennis SynderAnnapolis High School | ||
Daniel RamosWestern International High School | ||
Jasmine ZadrogaL’Anse Creuse North High School | ||
Desislava DikovaHarrison High School Desislava Dikova is the 2016 recipient of the Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship. She is a graduate of Harrison High School and plans to enroll in the College of LS&A. Desislava served as National Honors Society President, Swim and tre Team Captain and was a Varsity Track and Field member. She was a volunteer with the Detroit Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, Project Vivace, and Hawk Help Tutoring. She has scored very well in various AP Classes and received the AP Scholar with distinction award and she was a National Merit Semifinalist as well. Desislava is well respected by her peers as well as her teachers and is known as one of the most polite students.
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Matthew ProeglerChelsea High School Matthew Proegler plans to enroll in the School of Engineering and is the recipient of the Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship. Matt has taken the most demanding Honors & AP classes because he enjoys the challenge and deeply cares about education. He has been a member of Student Council, Science Olympiad, and National Honor Society and has earned multiple Varsity Letters in various sports. As Captain of the Cross Country team, Matt, helped lead his team to be League & Regional Champions and 6th in the State. In his free time he enjoys umpiring & refereeing various sports and coaching youth basketball. | ||
Maya EterCrestwood High School Maya Eter plans to enroll into the School of LS & A and is the recipient of the Jerry & Anne Hanlon Scholarship. Maya finished fifth in her class while accumulating credit for 8 AP/college classes. Maya is a member of the Student Congress at Crestwood High School while also participating in Varsity Rowing and Varsity Cross Country. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Link Crew and BuildOn Volunteer Organization. Maya volunteers as a coach for Dearborn Heights Soccer Club Peewee Team and assists in creating events for a community member in need of a kidney; such as blood drives, awareness dinners and kidney walks. Maya is a 4.0 honor student, and has received distinct honors as an AP Scholar, School Service Award, Leadership award and MVP in the cross country team. Maya was a member of the 2012 Trek to Haiti team where she was chosen to volunteer and live with a host family for two weeks in Mission, Haiti. | ||
Jordan D. BermanNorth Farmington High School | ||
Curtis HerzogNovi High School | ||
| Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship | ||
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Emma BehrendtBrighton High School | ||
Drew PraterMonroe High School | ||
Brandon WestfallArmada High School | ||
Gloria StachInternational Academy | ||
Max WeberFerndale High School | ||
Laura SandersonWhitmore Lake High School | ||
Brandon WhitmoreShrine Catholic HIgh School Brandon Whitmore, the winner of the Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship, graduated from Shrine Catholic High School with a 4.27 GPA and he is applying to the School of Kinesiology. He took many AP courses including US History, World History, and Literature. Brandon was a member of the Varsity Football team and Varsity Baseball team, receiving the Varsity Baseball Academic Excellence Award. He received multiple awards throughout his four years of high school including Honor Roll, Excellence in many of his honors classes, and National Honor Society. Brandon served as both Class Vice President and Class Secretary. He was an active member in his community, putting in mass amounts of hours of service with multiple organizations. Through Catholic Heart work Camp, Brandon took a school mission trip to Roanoke, Virginia where he performed service for over 128 hours a week.
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Jian ChenLamphere High School Jian Zhi Chen plans to enroll in the School of Engineering and is the recipient of the Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship. Jian better known as “Zane” has a solid work ethic carrying over a 4.0 GPA. Zane has been active in National Honors Society, Varsity Boys Tennis, Lamphere Drama Club & Link Crew. Academically, he has taken advantage of the most rigorous Advanced/Honors/ AP courses including Honors Geometry & Pre-Calculus, Chinese Language & Culture, Psychology and English Literature & Composition. Zane has also generously given of his time & energies accumulating over 62 hours of community service. | ||
Brittany GatesLivonia Churchill Brittany Gates plans to enroll into the School of LS & A and the recipient of the Lloyd & Laurie Carr Scholarship. Brittany finished fourth in her class at Livonia Churchill High School while accumulating credit for 11 AP/college classes. Brittany is a member and Treasurer of the CHS Chapter of the National Honor Society. She was captain of the 2013 CHS Swim and tre Team and a member of the CHS Student Council. Brittany was a member of the CHS Spirit Club and is a mentor and tutor for CHS Success Strategies, a student program at Churchill in which academically talented students serve as mentors for underachieving peers. | ||
Robert M. KoehnRenaissance High School Robert Koehn graduated from Renaissance High School. He participated in the Chess Team, Robotics Team, tutored math and science students and was the captain of the varsity soccer team. He was also a member of the National Honor Society and an assistant treasurer at Hope Community Church. Robert took and excelled in multiple Advanced Placement courses while at Renaissance, earning A’s in each one. He is a National Merit Semifinalist. Robert also was a Junior R.O.T.C. Executive Officer throughout high school.
While at the University of Michigan, Robert will be pursuing a degree in engineering because he wants to help others and give back to his community by making a difference in the world.
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Isabella WishnivetskiNorth Farmington High School | ||
| President’s Scholarship | ||
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Brian DanielsWalled Lake Northern High School | ||
Amanda HarrisFarmington High School | ||
Christopher J. BonkowskiBrother Rice High School | ||
Allessandra M. JanetteNotre Dame Preparatory | ||
Katie MullinsLakeview High School | ||
Mollie PozoloRochester Hills High School | ||
Melanie AdamsRoyal Oak High School | ||
Katelyn H. RobertsAdlai E. Stevenson High School | ||
| Roger & Elaine Zatkoff Scholarship | ||
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Harry YangRochester Adams High School | ||
Sophia PapadopoulusHuron High School | ||
Christian HendersonRoeper Middle and Upper School | ||
Miranda MakowskiRiverview Community High School | ||
Justin ToccoPlymouth High School | ||
Cameron TresslerSaline High School | ||
Melissa BeyrandDetroit Country Day Upper School | ||
Grace MaSalem High School | ||
Krupa PatelCanton Preparatory High School | ||
Melanie TaylorErnest W. Seaholm High School | ||
Tyler FuellingWalled Lake Northern High School | ||
Maria LoCiceroGreenhills School | ||
Kelsey PostlerCanton High School | ||
Jessica ZhangHuron High School | ||
Marissa MartinelliGrosse Ile High School Marissa is one of the 2016 recipients of the Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarship. She is a graduate of Grosse Ile High School and plans to enroll in the School of Engineering. Marissa has taken multiple AP classes and received various awards including the Madame Curie Award which is given to an outstanding junior female who show exemplary ability in mathematics and science classes. She has been active in Varsity Competitive Cheer, Varsity Sideline Cheer, the Marching Band, and Varsity Track & Field. Marissa has a huge heart and volunteers at SharEd, a non-profit organization that provides education for children in Afghanistan and she was Co-Chair Run for the Unborn in the Sacred Heart Youth Group, a fundraiser for a crisis pregnancy center. Marissa also went on a mission trip to Ecuador with the Archdiocese of Detroit and helped in villages while communicating with Ecuadorians in Spanish.
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Andrew ReedRoeper School Andrew is planning to enroll in the College of LS&A and is a recipient of the Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarship. He has taken various AP classes and received numerous awards both academically and athletically. Andrew was a four-year starter and co-captain of the Varsity Boys Soccer Team where he led his team to a state championship in 2014. Andrew balances his academics with many hours of extra-curricular activities & community related events including volunteering at NoBLE anti-bullying clinic, volunteering as a tutor for middle school student struggling in Math, and participating in a service trip to build houses in New Orleans. Andrew is described a role model among his peers with his humble, kind, and helpful personality.
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Neil ShahTroy High School Neil Shah, one the winners of the Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarship graduated from Troy High School with a 4.2733 GPA and he plans to enroll in the College of LS&A. He has completed many AP and Honors courses including Calculus BC, Chemistry, Biology, and Macroeconomics. He earned many Honors & Awards such as USA Biology Olympiad Semifinalist and 1st place in the HOSA Biotechnology Event at State Completion. Neil makes academics his priority and focus but has contributed to several clubs with leadership roles like Co-President of Clubmed, President of Chess Club, and Treasurer of Chemistry Club. He has also volunteered at Friends of the Troy Public Library and St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital.
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Eliza LarameeBerkley High School Eliza Laramee is a Berkley High School graduate and has enrolled in the College of LS&A. She is the recipient of one of the Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarships. Eliza has been a Captain on BHS Soccer, Basketball & Volleyball for 4 years and has been a member of the National Honor Society, Student Leadership and SADD. She volunteers with Summer in the City and BHS Volleyball Camp & BHS Blood Drive. Eliza has taken a varied, extremely accelerated series of courses and has received multiple Academic & Athletic Honors & Awards. | ||
Tazia Sultana MiahHamtramck High School Tazia Miah has been selected as an Elaine & Roger Zatkoff Scholarship winner and plans to register in the College of LS&A. At Hamtramck High she has been involved in Student Government, Symphonic & Marching Bands, the Science Olympiad and Varsity Tennis. She has also been a volunteer with Wayne Metro Community Action Agency, United Way & GM Summer Internship as well as tutoring and mentoring with student council. Tazia has been nominated & received numerous awards and plans to pursue a Degree in Biomedical or Neuroscience. She is a formidable woman in a tiny vessel and her hard work & dedication will take her far in life. | ||
William SchwartzWylie E Groves High School William Schwartz is one of the 2015 recipients of the Elaine and Roger Zatkoff Scholarship. He is a graduate of Wylie E Groves High School. He is going to attend the University of Michigan’s College of LS&A. Will served as National Honors Society President, Soccer Team Captain and was a Varsity Swimmer. He was a volunteer with the Franklin Labor Day Roundup & Franklin Baseball League Umpire. He has scored very well in various AP Classes and received the AP Scholar with distinction award in 2014. Will is well respected by his peers as well as his teachers and has a great aptitude & eagerness to learn. | ||
Arin AminWalled Lake Central Arin finished first in his class of an enrollment of 474 and enrolled in the College of LS & A. Arin is a National Merit Semifinalist. He is a member of the National Honor Society, a member of the Varsity Tennis and Ski team, President of the Spanish Club and Co-Captain of the school’s Quiz Bowl team. He has earned the KLAA Gold Award for Chemistry and the KLAA Silver Award for Physics. Arin volunteers for the local hospital, worked the school’s Red Cross Blood Drive and tutors students in the after school program. | ||
Jason BittkerWylie E Groves High School Jason completed high school with a 4.0 unweighted GPA and is enrolled in the College of LS&A. He was active in Groves Student Congress serving as sophomore class co-President, junior class Treasurer, and senior student body co-President. He is a member of National Honors Society. Jason played three years of varsity hockey and two years of varsity baseball. He earned numerous athletic awards including academic all-state honors during his senior hockey and baseball season. Jason received the Tom Carson award, presented at graduation to one male and female student for best personifying the qualities and behavior taught by the late Mr. Carson. He is described by his teachers as a problem solver who enjoys a challenge. Jason is an active volunteer for the Matthew Bittker Foundation, established in memory of his brother. The Foundation has raised over $400,000 for pediatric cancer research. He was a four year participant in the LINKS program where he helped students with special needs. Jason is excited to get involved at the University of Michigan. | ||
Christopher J. BonkowskiBrother Rice High School | ||
Abigail H. CollingwoodSalem High School | ||
Angela HuangNovi High School She has maintained close to a 4.0 grade point average, is a member of the National Honor Society, and appears to have a permanent spot on the Novi High School Honor Roll. Ms. Huang also found time to play varsity tennis, participate in the Novi Youth Council, tutor other students in the Chinese and English languages, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and serve on the Yearbook Staff, to mention just a few of her many extracurricular activities. She excelled as the President of DECA (formally known as ”Distributive Education Clubs of America”), a prestigious national student organization. Under her leadership the Novi club won the DECA statewide competition and finished in the Top 10 of DECA’s 2011 International Competition. All of this, and she also maintains a part time job at a local restaurant. Ms. Huang is truly an outstanding freshman applicant and we are honored to award her this great scholarship on behalf of Elaine and Roger Zatkoff and the University Of Michigan Club Of Greater Detroit. | ||
Alexandria MillerDakota High School | ||
Jacob RaineyWhitmore Lake High School | ||
Peter A. RomeroHarrison High School | ||
Kayla WizinskyUtica High School | ||
Christopher J. BonkowskiBrother Rice High School | ||
Brian DanielsWalled Lake Northern High School | ||
Kevin DanielsWalled Lake Northern High School | ||
Angela HuangNovi High School She has maintained close to a 4.0 grade point average, is a member of the National Honor Society, and appears to have a permanent spot on the Novi High School Honor Roll. Ms. Huang also found time to play varsity tennis, participate in the Novi Youth Council, tutor other students in the Chinese and English languages, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and serve on the Yearbook Staff, to mention just a few of her many extracurricular activities. She excelled as the President of DECA (formally known as ”Distributive Education Clubs of America”), a prestigious national student organization. Under her leadership the Novi club won the DECA statewide competition and finished in the Top 10 of DECA’s 2011 International Competition. All of this, and she also maintains a part time job at a local restaurant. Ms. Huang is truly an outstanding freshman applicant and we are honored to award her this great scholarship on behalf of Elaine and Roger Zatkoff and the University Of Michigan Club Of Greater Detroit. | ||
Emily SouthernCanton High School | ||
Kayla R. WizinskyUtica High School | ||
Mackenzie BiggertDeLa Salle Collegiate High School | ||
Christopher J. BonkowskiBrother Rice High School | ||
Victor ChenDetroit Country Day High School | ||
Katie MullinsLakeview High School | ||
Kayla R. WizinskyUtica High School | ||
Jeanne M. KochkodanDetroit Country Day High School | ||
Kayla R. WizinskyUtica High School | ||
Hayley GoldenthalAndover High School | ||
Jessica NewmanChippewa Valley High School | ||
Michael StewartBrother Rice High School | ||
Benjamin ToppingTrenton High School | ||
Michael BillauMilan High School | ||
Caitlyn KochanskiRoger and Elaine Zatkoff Scholarship | ||
Melissa HelbergRoger and Elaine Zatkoff Scholarship | ||
Phillip PoppRoger and Elaine Zatkoff Scholarship | ||
Kristen LoTroy Athens High School | ||
Michael TomaSouthfield-Lathrup Senior High School | ||
Jeff CheekOrchard Lake St. Mary’s High School | ||
Emily CnockaertYpsilanti High School | ||
Christopher CortegUtica High School | ||
Jessica McDanielL’Anse Cruese North High School | ||
Christopher BonkowksiBrother Rice High School | ||
| Schmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
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Dylan MathersSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Cole GreenspanSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship 2019/2020 | ||
Cole GreenspanSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Griffin HaddadSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship Griffin grew up in Indianapolis, IN with a passion for the competitive nature of sport and athletics. After competing in high school athletics at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis, Griffin attended Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training Degree. While at TCU Griffin worked sports medicine for the TCU Football and Women’s Soccer programs, as well as performing sports medicine coverage at Aledo High School in Aledo, TX. Following graduation from TCU, Griffin was accepted into the University of Michigan Rackham Graduate school and is actively pursuing a Masters of Arts degree in Sport Management while working as a certified, licensed Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Michigan Football program. Griffin’s future aspirations include working trision 1 and NFL football on his way to achieving the Director of Sports medicine at a trision 1 institution. Go Blue! | ||
Griffin HaddadBrebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Griffin grew up in Indianapolis, IN with a passion for the competitive nature of sport and athletics. After competing in high school athletics at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis, Griffin attended Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training Degree. While at TCU Griffin worked sports medicine for the TCU Football and Women’s Soccer programs, as well as performing sports medicine coverage at Aledo High School in Aledo, TX. Following graduation from TCU, Griffin was accepted into the University of Michigan Rackham Graduate school and is actively pursuing a Masters of Arts degree in Sport Management while working as a certified, licensed Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Michigan Football program. Griffin’s future aspirations include working trision 1 and NFL football on his way to achieving the Director of Sports medicine at a trision 1 institution. Go Blue! | ||
Tyler CroninSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Tyler CroninSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Jon HillSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Jon HillSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship Jonathan Hill is a second year masters student in the School of Kinesiology at the University of Michigan. He is from Branson, MO and graduated from Branson High School in 2008. He then attended Valdosta State University in Valdosta, GA and graduated cum laude with a Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training. He is an Eagle Scout and also served as a Resident Assistant for 2 years at Valdosta State. He is currently in his second year working as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Michigan Football team. | ||
Ezron BrysonSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Ezron BrysonSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Erik RodriquezSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Erik RodriguezSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Chris JosephFallston High, MD. | ||
Chris JosephFallston High,MD | ||
Ryan KrachSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Lindsey M. CookHowell High School | ||
Matthew A. DoumaMinneapolis Southwest High School | ||
Andrew J. GodekSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Andrew J. GodekSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
J. Chris AshtonSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Eric BroekuizenSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
David DeanSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Kevin M. LynchSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
Kevin M. LynchSchmidt/Hunt Scholarship | ||
| William D. Revelli Scholarship | ||
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| No recipients at this time | ||
| Women’s Gymnastics Manager Scholarship | ||
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Allison JohnstonWomen’s Gymnastics Manager | ||
Conor StemmeWomen’s Gymnastics Manager | ||
Conor StemmeWomen’s Gymnastics Manager | ||
Madelyn KimWomen’s Gymnastics Manager | ||
| Women’s Volleyball Student Assistant | ||
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Sofie VanhalWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant | ||
Katie PollackWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant | ||
Delaney JodiceWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant Delaney Jodice is a junior at the University of Michigan. This will be her second year working with the Michigan Volleyball program as a student manager. Delaney played varsity volleyball and was named captain of the varsity tennis team at her high school in Mansfield, MA. She has kept her passion for the sport of volleyball and is trying to stay involved in the coaching and operational sides of the game. Working closely with the volleyball team and staff at Michigan has provided her with plenty of insight into what it is like to work on the inside of an NCAA trision 1 athletic department. Delaney is studying Sport Management as a major and History as a minor. She recently completed an internship with USA Volleyball in their High Performance department. On campus, she is a member of the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity and Sport Business Association. | ||
Delaney JodiceWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant Delaney Jodice is a junior at the University of Michigan. This will be her second year working with the Michigan Volleyball program as a student manager. Delaney played varsity volleyball and was named captain of the varsity tennis team at her high school in Mansfield, MA. She has kept her passion for the sport of volleyball and is trying to stay involved in the coaching and operational sides of the game. Working closely with the volleyball team and staff at Michigan has provided her with plenty of insight into what it is like to work on the inside of an NCAA trision 1 athletic department. Delaney is studying Sport Management as a major and History as a minor. She recently completed an internship with USA Volleyball in their High Performance department. On campus, she is a member of the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity and Sport Business Association.
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Benjamin KimWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant Ben is a Senior in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts majoring in Psychology and graduating in the spring of 2016. Outside of working on his psychology degree and in Cliff Keen Arena, Ben spends his time watching NBA basketball and rehearsing and performing with his hip-hop dance group, FunKtion. | ||
Benjamin KimWomen’s Volleyball Student Assistant Ben is a Senior in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts majoring in Psychology and graduating in the spring of 2016. Outside of working on his psychology degree and in Cliff Keen Arena, Ben spends his time watching NBA basketball and rehearsing and performing with his hip-hop dance group, FunKtion. | ||
| Women’s Basketball Manager Scholarship | ||
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Lucas VargasWomen’s Basketball Manager Scholarship | ||
| Women’s Basketball Student Trainer / Equipment Manager Scholarship | ||
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Naomi SavasWomen’s Basketball Student Trainer / Equipment Manager Scholarship | ||
Emily HerardWomen’s Basketball Student Trainer / Equipment Manager Scholarship | ||
Louis GoldsmithWomen’s Basketball Student Trainer / Equipment Manager Scholarship Louis Goldsmith is in his fourth season as a manager for the University of Michigan women’s basketball team, with the 2017-18 season marking his first as head manager. He spent the summer of 2017 as an intern for Adidas in Global Basketball apparel, working as a member of team that designs high school and college basketball uniforms for Adidas schools. Louis has read weekly TV listings for a service provided by Cincinnati Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired. He is from Cincinnati and attended Seven Hills School where he played basketball for all four years. He is majoring in sports management at Michigan with a minor in writing. Louis hopes to continue to work in the sports industry, particularly college athletics, following graduation. | ||
| Women’s Swimming Scholarship | Katie MinnichWomen’s Swimming Scholarship | |
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Catie DeLoofWomen’s Swimming Scholarship | ||
Gabby DeLoofWomen’s Swimming Scholarship | ||
Alexandra DeLoofWomen’s Swimming Scholarship | ||
Ali DeLoofWomen’s Swimming Scholarship Ali is currently enrolled in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts and has not yet declared a major. She will be joining the Wolverines for a fourth season this upcoming year. Last season, she made the All Big-Ten second team. During her time competing for the Maize and Blue, Ali has been a three-time NCAA All-America Honorable Mention recipient, in 2014 for the 100-yard backstroke and 200-medlay relay and in 2013 for the 200-yard medley relay. | ||
| Women’s Swimming & Diving Manager Scholarship | ||
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Duncan WallisWomen’s Swimming & Diving Manager Scholarship On campus, I am also the President of the Michigan Sport Consulting Group and work as a Data Analyst for Michigan Baseball. The last couple summers I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to work for the Chicago Cubs both at Wrigley Field and as an Associate Scout for the Cape Cod Baseball League. In the future, I plan to work in Baseball Operations and the ultimate dream would be General Manager of a Major League Baseball franchise. | ||
| Women’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship | ||
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Annika EricksonWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship | ||
Sofie VanhalWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship | ||
Mason DominowskiWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship | ||
Mason DominowskiWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship | ||
Casey FealkoWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship Casey Fealko is a junior at the Ross School of Business. Casey graduated as co-valedictorian from Port Huron Northern High School in Michigan, where she was a 4 sport varsity athlete. Casey played varsity basketball, soccer, and volleyball all four years in high school and was named MAC All Academic every season. She was named to the Class A All-State First Team for volleyball, Class A All-State Honorable Mention for basketball, and All Blue Water Area First Team for soccer. Casey received the Doris Teachout Female Athlete of the Year Award, which is presented to the best female athlete in the area. Casey was named a National AP Scholar and a National Merit Commended Student. She plans to dual major in Business Administration and Neuroscience. She is very excited to be part of the Michigan Volleyball program. | ||
Casey FealkoWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship Casey Fealko is a junior at the Ross School of Business. Casey graduated as co-valedictorian from Port Huron Northern High School in Michigan, where she was a 4 sport varsity athlete. Casey played varsity basketball, soccer, and volleyball all four years in high school and was named MAC All Academic every season. She was named to the Class A All-State First Team for volleyball, Class A All-State Honorable Mention for basketball, and All Blue Water Area First Team for soccer. Casey received the Doris Teachout Female Athlete of the Year Award, which is presented to the best female athlete in the area. Casey was named a National AP Scholar and a National Merit Commended Student. She plans to dual major in Business Administration and Neuroscience. She is very excited to be part of the Michigan Volleyball program.
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Casey FealkoWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship Casey Fealko is a junior at the Ross School of Business. Casey graduated as co-valedictorian from Port Huron Northern High School in Michigan, where she was a 4 sport varsity athlete. Casey played varsity basketball, soccer, and volleyball all four years in high school and was named MAC All Academic every season. She was named to the Class A All-State First Team for volleyball, Class A All-State Honorable Mention for basketball, and All Blue Water Area First Team for soccer. Casey received the Doris Teachout Female Athlete of the Year Award, which is presented to the best female athlete in the area. Casey was named a National AP Scholar and a National Merit Commended Student. She plans to dual major in Business Administration and Neuroscience. She is very excited to be part of the Michigan Volleyball program.
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Casey FealkoWomen’s Volleyball Manager Scholarship Casey Fealko is a sophomore at the Ross School of Business. Casey graduated as co-valedictorian from Port Huron Northern High School in Michigan, where she was a 4 sport varsity athlete. Casey played varsity basketball, soccer, and volleyball all four years in high school and was named MAC All Academic every season. She was named to the Class A All-State First Team for volleyball, Class A All-State Honorable Mention for basketball, and All Blue Water Area First Team for soccer. Casey received the Doris Teachout Female Athlete of the Year Award, which is presented to the best female athlete in the area. Casey was named a National AP Scholar and a National Merit Commended Student. She plans to dual major in Business Administration and Neuroscience. She is very excited to be part of the Michigan Volleyball program. | ||
Avi KingUndergraduate University of Michigan | ||
Avi KingUndergraduate University of Michigan | ||
Avi KingUndergraduate University of Michigan | ||