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Written by Dan Elgin Tuesday, 02 June 2009 09:41

News - Student News and Awards

Radio-Television Scholarships 2009

Brandi Fields received the Ralph E Becker Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio/Television who has a primary focus in Electronic Media Marketing and Management.

Brett Behrens received the Marshall L. Berkman Scholarship, awarded generally to a student in Radio/Television who has a primary focus in News.

Robbie Lovecchio received the Buren Robbins Scholarship, awarded generally to a student in Radio/Television who has a primary focus in Production.

Stephanie Fryer received the Martin Pompadur Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio/Television who may have a focus in News, Performance.

Stacy Suhadolc received the Frank Stanton Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio/Television who may have a focus in Management and Marketing Research.

Partick Waldrop received the Scarpelli Endowment for Academic Excellence, awarded to a student in Radio/Television who demonstrates academic excellence.

Chris Slaby received the Greg Forsythe Memorial Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio/Television.

Charles Venhaus received the Bob Ramsey Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio/Television who demonstrates the need for financial assistance.

John Elder received the Tommy Thaviu Radio/Television Scholarship, awarded to a student in Radio-Television who demonstrates financial need, preference given to residents of the state of Illinois. Moreover the student should ìdemonstrate a real passion towards his/her involvement within the Radio/Television Department and a career in the media industry.î

Johnny Dean received the Jim Bitterman Scholarship, awarded for International studies in Mass Communication and Media Arts. In even years it is awarded to Journalism students and in odd years it is awarded to Radio/Television students.

Kristinal Dela Cruz received Illinois Broadcasters Association Scholarship, awareded to a student in Radio-Television with an emphasis on Broadcasting and rising senior standing.

A ëSeret Dokubo received Susan Schumake Memorial Scholarship, preference given to female students studying Radio-Television.