| Scholarships
awarded to kids of alumni |
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| Alumni
who send their children to MSU make an investment in the university,
and the Alumni Association shows its appreciation through the
Alumni Legacy scholarship program. This past year 10 scholarships
were awarded to students who are children of MSU alumni. Below
are three of those students who received this special scholarship. |
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| Jordan
Salo received a 2005 Award for Excellence, identifying
him as one of MSU's top 41 seniors. A Presidential
Scholar studying accounting with a minor in information
technology, Salo is a member of Phi Kappa Phi (that
puts him in the top 5 percent of his junior class),
Golden Key International Honor Society and Alpha
Lambda Delta National Honor Society. He is a member
of the Accounting Club, has volunteered as a tutor,
participated in Bowl for Kids Sake, is involved
with the MSU Intramurals program, and has received
numerous scholarships and recognitions for his academic
excellence, as well as extracurricular involvements. |
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summer he served an internship for the State of Montana
Legislative Audit Division. He received the MSU Alumni
Association's Alumni Legacy Scholarship for his leadership
and academic achievement while at MSU. He is from Helena
and attended Capital High School. Salo's mother, Eileen
Rowe Salo, is an MSU alumna, class of 1981. |
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sophomore at MSU, Schipf is quickly becoming one
of MSU's campus superstars. She currently carries
a GPA above 3.5 in the chemical engineering curriculum.
Schipf is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society,
is a Child Advancement Program volunteer, is active
with Campus Crusade and participated in the MSU
Spring Break Away program. A Highwood High School
athlete, she continues to enjoy Intramural sports
at MSU, is a member and officer of the SPURS honorary
and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority since
her freshman year. She is the AOII treasurer, as
well as serving on several committees. |
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MSU for just two years, Schipf has shown a high level
of participation and volunteerism. She's sure to continue
to do great things at MSU. Her parents are Annette
(Swan), '80, and John Schipf, '79. |
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An
elementary education major, Stensland grew up
in Missoula and attended Sentinel High School.
She is an avid Bobcat fan, attending games and
sporting blue and gold. (We so love "Missoula
Bobcats") Stensland is a TeleCat (calling
prospective MSU students), is a Child Advancement
Program volunteer and has been in the MSU Chorale
for three years. She has been a Little Bobcat
Track volunteer as well as a speech and debate
judge in college. Stensland aspires to be a teacher
and tells us, "I enjoy working with children,
and I am excited to make a difference in their
lives through the educational learning process."
Her parents are Dean and Kim (Broadhurst)
Stensland, both class of 1980.
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