WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2012
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Cindy Mairose, of Hyde Park, past chairwoman of the Scholarship Program; CWC scholar Katie Carrothers; CWC member and Scholarship Program volunteer Marcia Winborne, of Hyde Park ; and CWC scholar Alexandra Schutzman get ready to award Cincinnati Woman's Club scholarships. THANKS TO ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER
Woman’s club award college scholarships The Cincinnati Woman’s Club continued its tradition of awarding scholarships to talented women who attend area universities with recent awards to several University of Cincinnati students. The scholars must earn a 3.5 or greater grade point average and be enrolled at full-time status. The women receive the scholarship annually until graduation if they continue to meet these criteria. This year’s scholars pursue a variety of majors in the humanities and sciences and are free to
use their awards to study abroad. The following University of Cincinnati students have received CWC scholarships for 2011-2012: Alyssa Moss, senior, majoring in French; Chelsie Stanley, junior, double majoring in Operations Management and International Business; and Spanish; Elysam Raib, junior, majoring in Anthropology and Archaeology; Katie Carrothers, junior Graphic Design student in the College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning; Mackenzie Fields, junior, studying Secondary Education, Mathematics and Physics; Sherrun
Walto, fourth year nursing student; Michelle Haggard, sophomore at the College of Engineering and Applied Science, majoring in Chemical Engineering; Alexandra Schutzman, sophomore at the College of Engineering and Applied Science, majoring in Biomedical Engineering; and Lydia Witte, sophomore, studying Architecture at the College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning. The Cincinnati Woman’s Club has awarded scholarships since 1927 and this program continues the tradition of the Club’s philanthropy that dates back to 1897.
Elysam Raib, Michelle Haggard, Alexandra Schutzman and Katie Carrothers accept scholarships from Cincinnati Woman's Club. THANKS TO ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER
Volunteers for the Cincinnati Woman's Club Scholarship Program Dr. Cora Ogle, left, resident of East Walnut Hills; and Marty Humes, right, resident of Wyoming; meets with Sara Williams center; first lady of the University of Cincinnati. Ogle and Humes are both U.C. graduates and Ogle is a UC professor. THANKS TO ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER
Celebrating the recent awarding of Cincinnati Woman's Club scholarships are Cindy Mairose, of Hyde Park, past chairwoman of the CWC Scholarship Program; Marianne Beard, president of the Cincinnati Woman's Club, of Pierce Township; Carolyn Matthews, chairwoman of the Scholarship Program; Rosemary Schlachter, of Western Hills, chairwoman of Philanthropy. THANKS TO ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER University of Cincinnati Administrator Randy Ulses; Cincinnati Woman's Club member and Scholarship Program volunteer Sarella Walton, of Southgate, Ky.; CWC scholar Elysam Raib; CWC member and Scholarship Program volunteer Nancy Clagett, of Hyde Park; and CWC scholar Michelle Haggard celebrate recent scholarship awarding. THANKS TO ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER