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ATTENTION ALL INTERIORDESIGN TRADEPROFESSIONALS!Join us as we host the first annual Design Alliance, whereinterior designers and trade professionals come together onTuesday, May 3, 2011, from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. The event will be held inthe French Building Auditorium, 148 Concord Street, Manchester.Meet practicing interior designers, who are alumni of the InteriorDesign Certificate Program, and welcome our most recentgraduates as they enter the design profession. The event is anopportunity for open networking and to share your products andservices with practicing interior designers.In addition to interior design alumni, attendees includefurniture store representatives, textile representatives, plumbers,kitchen and bath showrooms, granite dealers, painters, architects,electricians, realtors and more! If you are interested in attendingthis event, please email june@jellendesign.com.THE INSTITUTE AT THEFRANCO AMERICANCENTERIn January 2011, the Institute signed a three-yearlease/purchase agreement with the historic FrancoAmerican Center at 52 Concord Street in Manchester, inorder to make room for the expanding collections of the TetiLibrary and Special Collections at Fuller Hall. The 100-yearoldFranco American Building will now become home tothe Admissions, Registrar and Financial Aid Offices. The TetiLibrary will remain at Fuller Hall and will now occupy twoareas on the first floor. Please stop by either the Teti Libraryor the Franco American Center to check out our changesand say hello to our staff!SCHOLARSHIPSAWARDEDEach year, the Institute awards a number of scholarshipsto honor academic merit. Thanks to generous donationsfrom our family of contributors, we are proud to support thehard work and ongoing achievements of Institute students.Faculty and staff work closely with all students toensure their academic success throughout their years atNHIA. The students who receive scholarships have proventheir ability to balance studio time with their study efforts.According to Cami Czohara, financial aid director,“Students are encouraged to take advantage of on-campusresources like the Academic Support Center and Advising.Achieving good grades betters their chances for bothendowed and private scholarship awards.”In the 2010-2011 academic school year the followingscholarships were issued:Corbin T. Hunter Memorial Scholarship to a studentenrolled full-time in the Art Education Program with a3.0 GPA or higher: Kristin Boyle.Basilia Gakidis Scholarship to a non-traditionalBFA student with a focus on any concentration:Kathleen Knox.Paul and Ann Harvey Scholarship nominated by theAcademic Dean for up to three BFA students enteringSophomore, Junior or Senior years: Sara Baradaran,Jessica Durant, Chelsea Fruci, Anne Gaiero, Stephen W.Green, Melissa A. Greenwood, Joanna L. Hall, KristineL. Krakowski, Diane Macpherson, Jenny L Meskauskas,Jillian Murphy, Katrina M. Poor, and Andrew T. Stoltz.John Hubenthal Scholarship to a student entering theirJunior or Senior year who has shown both academicand artistic promise. Faculty review and nominate theindividual: Edward Hentnik.Kristin Johanna Scannell Scholarship to a student fromManchester High School enrolling full-time andidentifying his/her concentration as painting orillustration: Peter Gagne.Annually Funded Scholarship: Lauren Scales, EmilyPalmquist, Loki Huot.NHIA relies on donations from staff, faculty and thecommunity to fund these important scholarships. If you areinterested in contributing to an Endowed Scholarship or tothe Annually Funded Scholarship Fund, please contactSuzanne Lenz at suzannelenz@nhia.edu or(603) 836-2547.AROUND CAMPUS11866-241-4918 • WWW.NHIA.EDU