Ysu magazine fall 2015

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alumni news

Legacy Scholarships

A Benefit of

Alumni Society Membership

Four YSU Alumni Society members have another great reason to celebrate their memberships this fall – their children are the latest recipients of $1,000 academic scholarships awarded annually by the YSU Office of Alumni Engagement. This year’s recipients are: t Rachel Briach of Canfield, daughter of George and Loretta Briach. t Michael Carney of Poland, son of Michael Carney. t Erik Engartner of Canfield, son of Christopher and Catherine Engartner. t Claire Tevis of New Castle, Pa., daughter of Michael Tevis. The Office of Alumni Engagement awards four $1,000 academic scholarships annually to children of current members of the YSU Alumni Society who are also graduates of YSU or any of its predecessors. Current

YSU students must be attending full-time and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA to be eligible for the award; incoming freshmen must be registered full-time. Applicants are required to submit an essay as part of their application. For more information about the benefits of Alumni Society membership, including an application form for the Legacy Scholarship, visit www.ysu.edu/alumni. The scholarship application deadline for the Fall 2016 academic year is February 19, 2016. One-year, four-year and lifetime Alumni Society memberships are available. Some membership benefits include use of Maag Library and the Ohio LINK Central Catalog, members-only discounts on alumni events, a 10 percent discount on YSU apparel at the YSU Bookstore and Campus Book & Supply and the opportunity to network with the other alumni. New members will also receive a YSU Alumni Society tote bag.

A PENGUIN Returns Scott R. Roloff, artist and 2000 YSU alumnus, returns the restored Penguin Parade sculpture he created for display on University Plaza, where it is has become a favorite photo backdrop for visitors to campus. The icon had been removed temporarily so that the artist could repair damage caused by 11 years of exposure to Northeast Ohio weather. Roloff’s sculpture, titled Foreshadows Past, was part of a collaborative public art project in 2004 presented by YSU and the Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley.

Scott R. Roloff

Guzman-Dolan YSU alumna Angela Guzman was in search of a unique spot for photos when she married Eric Dolan on May 9, and they thought YSU’s Ice Castle would be ideal. The happy couple and their wedding party posed for photos on the field and in the walkways leading into Stambaugh Stadium. Guzman-Dolan, ’02 BA in Spanish, was director of operations for Apprisen at the time of the wedding, but she was awarded a BRIGHT New Leaders for Ohio Schools fellowship and resigned her position in June to pursue an MBA at Ohio State University; her husband is a business operations associate for Skyline Exhibits of Central Ohio. They live in Columbus.

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