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DICKINSON — Consolidated, a longstanding pillar in supporting local students, recently demonstrated its commitment by awarding $10,000.00 in scholarships to deserving students in the area. Bryan Personne, General Manager of Consolidated, emphasized the company’s 63-year history of community engagement, stating, “Our scholarship program is just one of the ways we are involved.”
The scholarship recipients were carefully selected from a pool of outstanding applicants, reflecting the high level of academic achievement and community involvement among local students.
In Dickinson, Sadie Stevenson, Isabel Kirsch, Kaeden Krieg, Harper Skaare and Katherine Schneider were honored with scholarships. Nathan Dix from Bowman County High School, Jazlyn Ottmar and Anna Nasset from Mott-Regent High School, Gus Bohmbach from Killdeer High School and Molly Robb from South Heart High School were also among the recipients.
The judging panel, comprised of community members Jeff Simmons, Brent Bautz, Rhonda Dukart, Vaune Johnson, Melissa Gjermundson, and Marcus Lewton, undertook the task of selecting the deserving recipients from the numerous applications received.
Additionally, Consolidated awarded $1000.00 in Dual Credit Scholarships earlier in January, further facilitating educational pursuits among local students. Harper Skaare and Adyson Karsky from Trinity High School, Olivia DeFoe from Hettinger High School and Reagen Coyle from Bowman County High School were the recipients of these scholarships.
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The Dual Credit Scholarships provide students with the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school, easing the financial burden of higher education and encouraging academic advancement.
Consolidated’s investment in education underscores its dedication to fostering the development of future leaders within the community. By providing financial support to deserving students, the company not only promotes academic excellence but also cultivates a culture of giving back.
The scholarships serve as a testament to Consolidated’s ongoing commitment to the communities it serves, reinforcing its role as a responsible corporate citizen.
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