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Nineteen first-year students majoring in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics have received a $5,000 scholarship to help them finish their degrees on time.
Last year, the University received notice from the National Science Foundation (NSF) that the S-STEM program (Scholarships for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) had been approved to provide 20-25 scholarships to financially needy and academically capable students majoring in the STEM disciplines. Those majors include biology, chemistry, civil engineering technology, computer information systems, engineering, mechatronics, industrial engineering, mathematics, and physics.
This year’s STEM Scholarship recipients include:
Avondale
Gary Marascola, pre-engineering
Boone
Matthew Devries, chemistry
Brush
Crystal Samples, chemistry
Canon City
Salvatore Vigil, pre-engineering
Colorado Springs
Brandon Flack, biology
Amanda Ariaz and Amber Bittinger, chemistry
Hotchkiss
Joshua Sickles, civil engineering technology
Montrose
Alonzo Franklin, civil engineering technology
Pueblo
Megan Gladwin and Amber Provinzano, biology
Matthew Carpenter, Ronald Genova, Jonathan Marascola, computer information systems
Britanney Constuble, industrial engineering
Walsenburg
Jose Trujillo, biology
Westcliffe
Christopher Schwanz, mechatronics
Kaneohe, Hawaii
Kyle Okumura, mechatronis
Laurel, Mont.
Mei Jing Craddock, physics
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