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Welcome to the
Connecticut
Elks Association
Scholarships
Committee Page
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National Scholarship
Winners Announced
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Jack Knapp PDD, State Scholarship Chairman |
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We are pleased to inform you of the results of our 2010 National
Most Valuable Student Scholarship Finalists as well as the
Connecticut Elks Association State Winners and Connecticut Elks
Association Special Scholarship Recipients.
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2010 National Scholarship
Finalists |
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Student |
Lodge |
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Stacey T. |
Enfield |
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Mary S. |
Fairfield |
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Skylar B. |
Groton |
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Giosue I. |
Hamden |
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Rakhi A. |
Hartford |
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Ardesshan S. |
Milford |
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Michael C. |
Stamford |
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Julie D. |
Waterbury |
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Bradley N. |
Westbrook |
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The students listed
above have won a minimum of $1,000 per year for four years with
the possibility of receiving a greater amount depending upon
their National ranking. The top male and female student in
the country will receive $15,000 per year for four years.
The National results will be posted as soon as the
State Scholarship Commission receives this information.
Below is a complete
list of the Connecticut Elks Association 2010 winners of $1,500
per student.
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2010 Connecticut State Elks
Association Scholarship Recipients
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Lodge |
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Peter S. |
Bridgeport |
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Katy G. |
Bristol |
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Eric H. |
Danbury |
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Brittany B. |
Danielson |
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Andrew K. |
Derby |
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Camille T. |
Enfield |
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Courtney W. |
Glastonbury |
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Jennifer G. |
Manchester |
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Michael G. |
Meriden |
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John G. |
Middletown |
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Amanda R. |
Milford |
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Marissa S. |
Naugatuck |
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Griffin S. |
New Britian |
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Charlotte D. |
New Haven |
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Samuel P. |
New London |
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Alexander O. |
Putnam |
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Elora C. |
Rockville |
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Mary B. |
Southington |
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Philip L. |
Torrington |
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Travis S. |
Wallingford |
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Jane W. |
West Haven |
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Jessica H. |
Willimantic |
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Molly W. |
Winsted |
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Lauren A. |
Wethersfield Rocky Hill |
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Below is a complete list of the additional Connecticut Elks Association
Scholarships and their value. Each student has been notified by
the Commission as to the procedure required to receive the award. |
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CEA ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS |
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Francis Joyce |
RAKHI A. |
HARTFORD |
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$1,500 |
Highest Overall Score |
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TJ Pawloski |
MARY S. |
FAIRFIELD |
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$500 |
Highest SAT Score |
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Joseph & Frank Soter |
KATY G. |
BRISTOL |
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$500 |
Highest Leadership Score |
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PER Association |
KATRINA M. |
MIDDLETOWN |
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$500 |
Greatest Financial need |
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For the best source of information regarding the Grand Lodge
sponsored scholarships, please refer to our National Website.
Below are excerpts from that site with links leading to such.
These Grand Lodge scholarships derive funds from the Elks National
Foundation. The Elks National Foundation provides more than $3.3
million in college scholarships each year to graduating high school
seniors. The "Most Valuable Student," Eagle Scout, and Girl Scout Gold
Award scholarships are open to any graduating high school senior. Legacy
Awards and Emergency Educational Fund Grants are available only to
children of Elks. The application process and deadlines vary for each of
the programs. All applications, except for the scouting scholarships,
must go through a local Elks Lodge before reaching the Elks National
Foundation office. Contact your high school counselor for more
information or your local Elks Lodge. To find the Elks Lodge nearest
you,
click here.
This Page Last Updated:
January 31, 2010
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