1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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Phi DeltaTheta Foundation awards $71,000 in scholarships BY CARMALIETA DELUNGER JENKINS The Phi Delta Theta Educational Foundation recendy presented $71,000 in scholarship grants to 40 very worthy undergraduate members for the 1993-1994 academic year. Twelve of the redpients attended the 1993 Leadership CoUege and were honored at the awards banquet. Sixty-one men were nominated for this year's awards. The amounts of the grants ranged from $500 to $2,500 with 25 being for $2,000. Jeffrey N. Davis of Missouri Zeta received the highest honor, the $2,500 Arthur R. Priest Award. The prestigious Robert J. MiUer Leadership Award, also for $2,500, was presented to Brent D. Larson of South Dakota Alpha. In addition to 21 named scholarships, 17 general scholarships were presented. The trustees of the Foundation voted to name three of the general scholarships in honor of three longtime and most outstanding former province presidents. Honored were Jack F. Cozier, Oklahoma State '53; Scott E. Crowley, Iowa State'40; and Charles W. Poore Jr., South Dakota '61. The first Priest Award winner was named in 1954. In 1962, the Foundation began presenting other scholarships. During this time, the Foundation has awarded $913,377.50 in scholarship grants to 713 undergraduate Phis representing 148 different chapters. These grants have been made possible by the generous finandal support of alumni members. Phi famiUes and friends. What does this financial support mean to the redpients Here are just a few quotes from their letters of appreciation: "I want to thank you very much for choosing me to receive such a distinguished award. I have tried to be a leader through Phi Delta Theta and through the campus, and now I am being Artliur R. Priest Award ($2,500) Jeffrey N. Davis SE Missouri Robert J. Miller Award ($2,500) Brent D. Larson South Dakota Jack F. Cozier Award ($2,000) J. Bradley Tilley Arkansas Scott E. Crowley Award ($2,000) David A. Stark Iowa State Donald E. Demkee Award ($1,700) Rob L Crosnoe Texas James P. Devere Award ($1,200) Ming J. Lee UCLA Albert J. Gavlak Award ($1,100) Peter J. Kusky Case Western Perry Holmes Award ($1,800) Ross B. Galin Michigan Jeffrey R. Nieman Avrard ($1,300) Jeff Del Veccfiio SW Missouri Jeffery R. Nieman Award ($1,000) Kivanc DIkmen SW Missouri James D. Oatts Award ($2,000) Brian J. Harding Akron James D. Oatts Award ($2,000) Shane Windmeyer Emporia State James D. Oatts Award ($2,000) Benjamin J. Hall TCU. WH. StergO'Del! Award ($2,000) Michael J.Ashley Iowa W.H. Sterg O'Dell Avirard ($2,000) W. Paul Koenig Iowa W.H. StergO'Dell Award ($2,000) Garrett Kohout Iowa Charles W Poore Award ($2,000) Jeffrey J. Luebbe Nebraska, Kearney Maurice E. Shaffer Award ($2,000) Jason P. Huey Pittsburgh Maurice E. Shaffer Award ($1,700) Cory Lagerstrom Kansas WatsonE.SIabaugh Award ($800) John Bachhuber Lawrence Robert R Ufer Award ($500) Jerry E. Garay Michigan Lloyd I.Volckening Award ($1,700) Anthony Canini Cal., Riverside ($2,000) J. Patrick Birkbeck Washburn ($2,000) Jason L. Copeland Whitman ($2,000) Joseph B. Hayek Miami, OH ($2,000) Matthew C. Hong N.C. State ($2,000) Travis D. Katz Stanford ($2,000) E. Scott Lynch GMI EMI ($2,000) Terry R. Patterson East. Washington ($2,000) John R Plastaras Emory ($2,000) Michael S. Searcy Hanover ($2,000) Mason Smith Oregon Sute 212 TheScroU
A few of the scholarship winners who attended Leadership College: Jason Huey, Shane Windmeyer, Brian Harding, Ming Lee, David Stark, Edward Connell. Brent Larson wins Robert J. Miller Leadership Award rewarded for it. Thank you very much ... I wUl work to make sure that you were correct in choosing me for this award." —Brent D. Larson, S. Dakota "I feel very honored to vwn this award. It has made my parents happy as weU! Phi Delta Theta has taught me more about people and Ufe than any professor ..." —Michael J. Ashley, Iowa "Please trust me. Brothers, when I say that this scholarship could not come at a better point in my academic career.. .This scholarship wUl give a degree of freedom which I have not experienced at Texas Tech Umversity. I am truly gratefid that there are people, such as yourselves, who care about assisting undergraduates," —Clayton H. Duncan, Texas Tech "This very generous gift which was made possible by Brother Maurice E. Shaffer wiU aid me tremendously in my educational endeavors ... Phi DeltaTheta has in many ways not only enriched my years at the University of Pittsburgh, but more importandy, it has transcended Pitt and become a part of my everyday Ufe. I am truly a Phi for Ufe." —Jason Huey, Pittsburgh Jack S. Kitchen Award ($1,500) Jeffi-eyT Seesing Missouri Ore.Alpha Golden Legion ($1,000) JefTry Pickhardt Oregon ($2,000) Clayton H. Duncan Texas Tech ($2,000) Robert L. Thomas II Arizona u Michael McConnel Award ($700) Ronald A Arcuri Dickinson John L Ott Award ($2,000) Edward Connell Mississippi ($2,000) Gregory J. Fisher Jr. Puget Sound ($2,000) Daniel D. Vanden Bosch Drake Brent D. Larson, South Dakota '94, has been chosen to receive the second Robert J. Miller Leadership Award. He will use the $2,500 scholarship for his final year at the University of South Dakota where he maintains a perfect 4.0 GPA in mathematics and actuarial science. The Miller Award was established to honor outstanding leadership in the chapter and on the campus. It just so happens that Brent Larson, the mathematics scholar, is also a most outstanding Phi Delta Theta leader. Having served the chapter as alumni secretary, social chairman, and assistant rush chairman, he is currentiy the chapter treasurer. Brent Larson receives the Robert J. Miller Award from Rusty Richardson, director of Larson has been a member of the University Student Senate for three years. He serves on the business affairs, at the Leadership College. University's Recreational Sports Committee and on the Parking and Traffic Committee. He is a member of the Brothers of Bordeaux and the "Dakotans," a University service organization in charge of Homecoming activities. He has been active in the University's Task Force on AIDS since his freshman year. During the summer of 1991, Brent spent a month with members of the USD chapter of the Campus Crusade for Christ rebuilding a village in Jamaica that had been destroyed by a hurricane. Brent has been honored by membership in Phi Eta Sigma, a freshman honor society; Guidon Society, a sophomore honor society; Mortar Board, a junior honor society; and by Pi Mu Epsilon, a mathematics honor society. He has also received two University of South Dakota scholarships given to outstanding math students. Brent's brothers point out that his scholastic achievement is not just a personal matter. He also promotes scholarship within the chapter. "If a brother is in need of help. Brent will gladly help him, either by improving the brother's study techniques or by aiding in explaining the material." Chapter adviser Michael A. McGowan, Iowa State '85, writes,"When it comes to the selection of new members, you want to get twenty more just like Brent. Unfortunately, what i know is, there are not twenty more just like Brent. Fortunately, it only takes one." McGowan further states,"! adhere to the simple belief that a leader is the individual who helps those around him achieve their potential ...The other actives of South Dakota Alpha are better Phis because Brent Larson is a Phi." That seems to be a very fitting description for the recipient of the Robert J. Miller Leadership Award. • FaU 1993 213
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