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S c h o l a r s h i p Donors provide support for nearly 130 education students Nearly 130 undergraduate and graduate students received scholarships and awards totaling in excess of $263,000 during the College of Education’s 9th Annual Scholarship Ceremony. Through the generosity of its donors and its portfolio of endowments, the college has awarded more than $200,000 in student aid each of the last four years. New College of Education Dean Betty Lou Whitford welcomed more than 500 students, parents and donors to the annual ceremony and reception held at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center in August 2010. The Auburn Scholarship Campaign is a unique opportunity that will offer an increased return on donor investments while providing considerably larger scholarships to named recipients through the Spirit of Auburn and Academic Scholars scholarship funds. For more information, contact the college’s Development Office at 334.844.5793. Doyeon Lim, a master’s candidate in general science education from Mokpo, South Korea, thanked the college’s donors for creating opportunities for students to pursue their passions and gain insight that will help them in their chosen career fields. Lim, who spent 10 years working for one of South Korea’s largest law firms before pursuing a graduate degree, came to Auburn to find solutions for the challenges facing educators in her home country. “I came to Auburn to study how to teach students, not only to understand American people and their society, but also to acquire the clue of solution for the problems of my country’s education [system],” said Lim, who earned the Barbara Booth Baird Graduate Endowment. “Every day in every class, I could find a different approach for the same subject in the classroom comparing with my country. I hope to find an alternative solution for the problems in my country’s education system while studying and teaching in America.” The college presented a total of 106 undergraduate scholarships and 23 graduate awards for the 2010-11 academic year. Among those were four new endowed scholarships and awards and one annual scholarship presented for the first time this year. These included the Alma Holladay Endowment, the Elaine Moore Jackson Annual Scholarship, the Coach Wayne and Charmian Pope Distinguished Endowed Scholarship, the Barbara M. Price and Richard A. Price Endowed Scholarship and the Layne Reynolds Endowed Scholarship. Members of the Reynolds family discuss the creation of the Laura Reynolds Scholarship. N e w forms of support The College of Education offered five new scholarships in 2010: Alma Holladay Endowment Elaine Moore Jackson Annual Scholarship Coach Wayne and Charmian Pope Distinguished Endowed Scholarship Barbara M. Price and Richard A. Price Endowed Scholarship Laura Reynolds Endowed Scholarship 2 8 K e y s t o n e V o l u m e V I I , 2 010
The Reynolds Family Welcomes Jordan Pankey to the Auburn Family S c h o l a r s h i p Auburn Scholarship Campaign In honor of her 85th birthday, Miss Layne Reynolds’ niece, seven nephews and their wives created an endowed scholarship in her honor. Miss Reynolds saw first-hand the value of an education during her career as a social worker. Further, her mother was a teacher. For these reasons, the family chose to support Auburn students pursuing a career in education. Jordan Pankey from Albertville, Alabama, is the first recipient of the Layne Reynolds Endowed Scholarship. As part of the campaign, the Reynolds family gift was paired with a Spirit of Auburn scholarship to provide this award for students in the College of Education. Jordan has begun her freshman year working toward a degree in English Language Arts Education with hopes of becoming an English teacher and school librarian. The vision of Miss Reynolds’ family allows us to welcome Jordan to the Auburn family. To learn more about the Auburn Scholarship Campaign, visit www.auburn.edu/scholarshipcampaign. A K e y s t o n e i n B u i l d i n g a B e t t e r F u t u r e f o r A l l 2 9
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