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

Jeffrey R. Nieman
Award ($1,500)
Chris Freeman
S.W. Missouri State
W. H. Sterg O'Dell
Award ($2,000)
Ashley P. Carter
Iowa
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A special presentation was made during the General Convention
honoring the Foundation Award recipients.
John L Ott
Award ($2,000)
Andrew Milligan
Tennessee Tech
Matthew J.
Brillhart
Emporia State
Maurice E. Shaffer
Award ($2,000)
Robert L. Brainin
Emory
Eric D. Carlson
North Carolina State
Lloyd I. Volckening
Award ($2,000)
Shawn D. Panson
Rutgers
Erik J. Cetrulo
Stanford
Seventy-five outstanding undergraduate Phis were nominated
by 65 chapters to receive the Phi Delta Theta
Foundation's 1992 scholarships. Robert P. Schmid, Texas Tech
'93, won the $2,500 Arthur R. Priest Award. The Priest Award
goes to the nominee judged to be the best all-around candidate.
Philip J. Morgan, Nebraska at Kearney '93, was named the first
recipient of the $2,500 Robert J. Miller Leadership Award.
Seventeen men received named scholarships ranging in value
fi-om $1,000 to $2,000. A named scholarship was presented for the
first time this year by the Oregon Alpha Golden Legionnaires.
The Educational Foundation also presented $2,000 awards to
19 men from the Foundation's general scholarship funds. One of
those awards was presented in memory of J. Don Mason, Miami
(Ohio) '35, a former trustee of the Foimdation who passed away
last year.
Several recipients of these awards were at the 1992 General
Convention and the 1992 Leadership College and were recognized
by the Phis at those events.
Gifts to the Foundation earmarked for the scholarship
program are always welcome. The goals of the Foundation
trustees include expanding the scholarship program so that
additional outstanding nominees can be honored each year.
Kevin B. Dull
Eastern Washington
Douglas L. Healy
Drake
Michael K.
Renetzky
James R.
Turnipseed
Karl R. Zener
Puget Sound
Saint Louis
Auburn
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