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2008-2009 - Grand Valley State University

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COE Scholarship Winners<br />

Helping Students Become Educators<br />

Each year the College of Education and <strong>Grand</strong> <strong>Valley</strong><br />

<strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> offer scholarship awards for candidates<br />

in graduate and undergraduate programs. These awards<br />

are made possible by the generosity of individuals and<br />

organizations dedicated to education.<br />

Greta and Arthur DeLong Scholarship<br />

Faculty members Dr. Greta DeLong and Dr. Arthur<br />

DeLong were instrumental in establishing the College<br />

of Education and the Psychology Department at <strong>Grand</strong><br />

<strong>Valley</strong>. They began their teaching careers at <strong>Grand</strong><br />

<strong>Valley</strong> in 1965. Dr. Greta DeLong retired in 1980<br />

and Dr. Arthur DeLong in 1985.<br />

Sarah Swille<br />

Mack-Jackson African American Teacher Scholarship<br />

Dr. Faite R-P. Mack, a school psychologist and<br />

professor of education, began teaching at <strong>Grand</strong><br />

<strong>Valley</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> in 1972. His areas of expertise<br />

include educational measurement, early childhood<br />

special education and educational psychology.<br />

Dr. Thomas Jackson, an educator for more than<br />

42 years, taught elementary and high school, and<br />

served as an elementary principal, an assistant high<br />

school principal, <strong>Grand</strong> Rapids Board of Education<br />

president, and past president of the Michigan Chapter<br />

of the Mid-America Association of Educational<br />

Opportunity Program Personnel (MAEOPP). He has<br />

served GVSU in a variety of capacities since 1977.<br />

Michelle Sabourin<br />

Jennifer TerVree<br />

Joe E. Reid Memorial Scholarship<br />

Student Awards<br />

Dr. Joe E. Reid taught special education at <strong>Grand</strong><br />

<strong>Valley</strong> from 1973-1989. A scholar-practitioner of<br />

African-American descent, he earned masters and<br />

doctoral degrees from Wayne <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>. This<br />

scholarship was established by his family and friends<br />

at the time of his death in 1989.<br />

Janet Mort<br />

Elizabeth Smith<br />

Sarah Swille<br />

Jennifer TerVree<br />

Telephone Pioneers of America Endowment<br />

The Telephone Pioneers of America Endowment<br />

represents telecommunications workers or retirees<br />

from the field. The organization conducts fund-raising<br />

and community service activities with education as its<br />

special interest.<br />

Tim Dalton<br />

Kenda Prudhomme<br />

Sarah Swille<br />

J. Patrick Sandro Education Scholarship<br />

The J. Patrick Sandro Education Scholarship is an<br />

endowment initiated and funded by J.C. Huizenga,<br />

Chair, National Heritage Academies. This scholarship<br />

honors Pat Sandro, initiator and former director of<br />

<strong>Grand</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> Charter Schools. It provides financial aid<br />

to College of Education students who demonstrate<br />

a passion for children, a commitment to education,<br />

a potential for leadership, an interest in reform and<br />

a history of personal integrity.<br />

Tim Dalton<br />

Alexandra Fowler<br />

Tracy Krafft<br />

Erin Lewis<br />

COE<br />

Achievements<br />

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