Sigma Tau Educational Foundation
2010/11 Scholarship Recipients
Class of ’59 Pete Hanson Memorial Scholarship $5,800
The “Class ’59 Pete Hanson Memorial Scholarship” is a fully endowed this annual scholarship, with contributions made by Dick Radloff and his fellow ’59 classmates. The Rush Program is the focus of this Scholarship.
Peter Montgomery: Award: $2,900
Higgins Family Graduate Scholarship $7,976
The focus of the “Higgins Family Graduate Scholarship” is on a recent graduate who has contributed throughout his undergraduate years at the Fiji Graduate School
Tom Betts: Award: $7,976
From the Class of 2010
Currently in Masters program in Business with emphasis in Accounting
Will sit for the CPA after graduating
David A. Mowat '60 Scholarship $5,800
The children of David A. Mowat have pledged $21,000, over five years, to create the “David A. Mowat Scholarship” in honor of their father. They’ve included an academic focus on Engineering and Buiding Construction as a consideration.
Ryan Perrizo: Award: $2,900,
Sophomore (Class of 2013)
Major: Electrical or Civil Engineering
Alex Locke: Award: $2,900,
Sophomore (Class of 2013)
Major: Materials Science & Engineering
Highest Freshman GPA $500
This Scholarship is given to the Sophomore who had the overall highest GPA in his Freshman year.
Sophomore (Class of 2013)
General Scholarships $5,500
The “General Scholarship” awards are given to current undergraduates from all studies. The recipients are chosen not only based on financial need but also by what contributions they’ve made to the House.
John Cadagan: Award: $2,000
Senior (Class of 2011)
Major: Economics
Future Goal: Become Lawyer – Goal is to work in Maritime Law and negotiate fishery contracts between domestic and foreign companies. Wants the world to become more environmentally conscious by working to better regulation of fisheries.
CUM GPA: 3.48
Matt Conroy: Award: $500
Senior (Class of 2011)
Major: Economics
Future Goal: After graduating, will pursue a job that is not only enjoyable but contributes positively to society.
CUM GPA: 3.31
Richard Maloney: Award: $500
Senior (Class of 2011)
Major: Political Science
Future Goal: Originally wanted Law School
a Masters in Sports Management and Administration from Seattle U.
CUM GPA: 3.55
Andrew Morrow: Award: $500
Junior (Class of 2012)
Major: Neurobiology
Future Goal: Plans to attend dental school after graduating, then to go on to become an orthodontist. Would like to study abroad if the opportunity arises.
CUM GPA: 3.65
Jack Grant: Award: $500
Junior (Class of 2012)
Major: Finance
Future Goal: Currently interviewing for internships at both JP Morgan Chase and Microsoft. Would like to have a full time job in finance set by the end of Winter Quarter of Senior Year.
CUM GPA: 3.53
Kyle Yamamoto: Award: $1,000
Sophomore (Class of 2013)
Major: Business, Finance
Future Goal: Possibly become a stock broker, an entrepreneur, or marketing with Microsoft, Amazon or other great corporation.
CUM GPA: 3.73
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