Students from our area were among over 750 students who earned scholarships at Baldwin Wallace University this fall. The following local students earned scholarships:
From Medina: Charley Barco, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in pre-allied health/pre-physical therapy, earned the Donald & Connie Rebar Scholarship; Joey Brick, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in computer science, earned the Donald & Connie Rebar Scholarship; Maxx Dickinson, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in sport management, earned the Peter & Eleanore Kleist Scholarship; Mallorey Guillereault, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in music education, earned the Arline Kadel Music Scholarship; Corinne Haberny, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in nursing, earned the Donald & Connie Rebar Scholarship; Lincoln Horton, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in management and innovation, earned the Boesel School of Business – Undergraduate Scholarship.
Caden Hudak, a graduate of Buckeye Senior High School majoring in finance and business administration, earned the Donald & Connie Rebar Scholarship; Gabi Ilg, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in music theatre, earned the Emilia Lucas Music Scholarship; Nicole Johnson, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in psychology, earned The Wilker Family Scholarship; Bradley King, a graduate of Highland High School majoring in business administration, earned the Donald Delapenha ’85 Memorial Scholarship, the Lella & Martin Loftus Scholarship, the Obie Bender Business Scholarship and the Paul and Evelyn Burke Scholarship;
Kayla Kowal, a graduate of Highland High School majoring in neuroscience, earned the Willard H. Hagenmeyer Scholarship; Alyssa Musat, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in neuroscience, earned the Kenneth & Lucy McCauliff Scholarship; Jason Pfeiffer, a graduate of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School majoring in accounting and finance, earned the Peter & Eleanore Kleist Scholarship; Andrew Piehler, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in digital media and design, earned the Eleanore Miller Gillig Scholarship and the Paul and Evelyn Burke Scholarship; Zachary Pietrasz, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in physics and applied mathematics, earned the Dr. Emory C. Unnewehr Award; Cameron Ragazzo, a graduate of Holy Name High School majoring in sport management, earned the Boesel School of Business – Undergraduate Scholarship.
Faith Rawlins, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in music composition, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship and the Scott ’90 and Julie Mawaka Scholarship; Nicole Rawlins, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in theater acting and directing and psychology, earned the Joseph & Berneice Smith Scholarship; Hannah Sim, a graduate of Buckeye Senior High School majoring in theatre design and technical studies, earned the Douglas Hall Memorial Theatre Scholarship; Jacob Thompson, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in instrumental performance and music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship; Katelyn Tymann, a graduate of Highland High School majoring in nursing, earned the Nora Nobis Stine Scholarship; Amelia Webb, a graduate of Medina Senior High School majoring in music industry, earned the Margi and Neal Malicky Scholarship and the Martin Family Scholarship; Angela Witwer, a graduate of Highland High School majoring in music therapy, earned the Roberta R. Calderwood Scholarship.
From Brunswick, Hinckley and Valley City: Lia Aceto, a graduate of Highland High School majoring in music and marketing, earned the Cecil V. Thomas Scholarship, the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship, the Kathryn S. Haller Scholarship and the Ann K. Wolf Scholarship; Brendan Bentkowski, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in chemistry, earned the Norman Wells Chemistry Scholarship; Maddie Bohrer, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in criminal justice, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship; Marissa Brigger, a neuroscience major, earned the Francis Family Scholarship; Angie Case, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in art education, earned the Dr. Patrick & Angela Cosiano Scholarship; Kymberli Cleal, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship and the Hyman & Rachel Lieberman Scholarship; Julia Conrad, an English major, earned the Mary Jane and Robert Cawrse Scholarship; Marc Davis, a sociology major, earned the Floyd Adams Scholarship and the Major Raymond B. Ames Scholarship.
Madalyn Dietrich, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in sociology, earned the Professor Charles W. Hertzler Sociology Scholarship; Jesse Herod, a biology major, earned the Dunn Connolly Scholarship; Adam Kennedy, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship and the GAR Foundation – Conservatory Scholarship; Katie King, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in political science and Spanish, earned the Frank W. Hill III Scholarship; Trent Meehan, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in political science, earned the Eleanore Miller Gillig Scholarship; Alex Metivier, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship, the Hagen Family Scholarship, the Mary & Richard Kramer Scholarship and the Terry L. Allerton ’68 Scholarship.
Taylor Miklos, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in neuroscience, earned the Lincoln Electric Scholarship; Christa Provance, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship; Connor Pugh, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in dual primary and primary intervention specialist, earned the Richard & Glenna Eldredge Scholarship; Aaliyah Radwan, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in biology, earned the Richard & Glenna Eldredge Scholarship; Casey Senn, a graduate of West Iredell High School majoring in public history, earned the Institute for Learning in Retirement Scholarship; Cece Till, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the E.S. & M.R. Griffiths Scholarship and the Virginia Jennings ’54 Scholarship; Hayley Verbiak, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in human resource management, earned the Boesel School of Business – Undergraduate Scholarship; Nate Zadzilka, a graduate of Brunswick High School majoring in music education, earned the Lois & Margaret Zolliker Scholarship and the Weber Lauh ’72 Conservatory Scholarship.
University of Mount Union: Emily Dunn of Medina will perform with the University of Mount Union Marching Band during a showcase on Nov. 22 in Brush Performance Hall, located in the Giese Center for the Performing Arts.
The marching band, under the direction of Jeff Neitzke, will perform its Pregame Show and Soul of R&B Show, which includes works from Earth, Wind, and Fire and Ted White and Aretha Franklin, among others. The band will also perform their Homecoming and Senior Shows with works by Pharell Williams, Mark James, Rage Against the Machine and more.
*On Oct. 18 and 19 Leonel Sanchez Torres of Medina presented research at the American Physics Society Eastern Great Lakes Fall 2024 Conference at Marietta College.
The presenters included Emily Borroni ’25, who presented The Effect of Gravitational, Drag, Magnus, and Coriolis Forces on a Roundball Bullet; Leo Sanchez Torres ’25, who presented Advancing Atomic Modeling: Integration of Computational Clusters and Neural Network Techniques; and Shawn Powers ’25, who presented Fabrication of Ferroelectric Tunnel Junctions for Applications in Non-Volatile Memory.
The University of Findlay: Samuel Oliver of Valley City was recently elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society, at The University of Findlay.
Oliver is among approximately 20,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by invitation only and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. Only the top 10 percent of seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for membership. Graduate students in the top 10% of the number of candidates for graduate degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, professional staff and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction.
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