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Clarion University–Venango Campus Awards
Scholarships
The Clarion University–Venango
Campus Scholarship Committee has awarded scholarships for the 2006-2007
academic year.
Nursing majors Jhoanalyn Brandt
of Seneca and Jamie Myers-Huff of Utica were awarded Second Presbyterian
Church of Oil City Women scholarships.
The Dr. and Mrs. Arthur William
Phillips Endowed Scholarship in Memory of William J. McFate and Judge
William E. Breene was awarded to nursing majors Malerie Petergal, the
daughter of Anthony Petergal of Conneaut Lake; Lisa Byers of Tidioute;
and Kelly Bish, the daughter of Dale and Martha Bish of Glen Campbell.
Other recipients of the Phillips Scholarship are Amber Delp of
Titusville, who is majoring in radiologic sciences, and psychology
majors Amber McMillen of Seneca and Marietta Alfred of Tionesta.
The Glenn R. McElhattan
Scholarship was awarded to Heather Swarm of Oil City, who is majoring in
physics and cooperative engineering; Andrew Tygert, the son of J. Rich
and Janie Tygert of Franklin, who is majoring in Spanish education; and
Nicole Scott, the daughter of Peter and Debra Scott of North Huntington,
who is majoring in nursing.
Criminal justice major Jayme
Millar, daughter of Thomas and Judy Millar of Oil City, was awarded the
Venango Campus Endowment Scholarship.
The Oil City Rotary Scholarship
was received by computer science major Matthew McClellan, the son of
Kelley McClellan of Oil City.
Louise Card of Oil City, who is
majoring in radiology and biology, was awarded the Frank Clark
Scholarship.
The Zonta Club of Oil
City-Franklin Scholarship was awarded to Kathryn L. Burdick, the
daughter of Brian and Leauria Davis of Seneca, who is majoring in
business and finance.
Gwendolyn Snavely of Franklin,
who is majoring in nursing, was the recipient of the Highmark Blue
Cross-Blue Shield Scholarship.
Nursing major Rachel Stanton,
the daughter of Tim and Karen Stanton of Mercersburg, was awarded the
Regional Vision Scholarship.
Stephen Fox, who is majoring in
criminal justice and is the son of Clay and Susan Fox of Oil City,
received the Oil City Lions Club Scholarship.
Venango Campus Scholarships were
awarded to Abigail Tygert, the daughter of Tim and Cindi Tygert of
Seneca, who is majoring in intercultural studies, and Megan Warner, the
daughter of Brian and Brenda Warner of Titusville, who is majoring in
elementary education.
Clarion University-Venango
Campus, located in Oil City, PA, is the oldest regional campus in
Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. The campus provides
high-quality educational programs and personalized services to help
students succeed. Students can begin any of Clarion University’s 90+
bachelor’s degrees at the Venango Campus, earn an associate degree, a
bachelor’s or master’s degree in select areas, obtain a one-year
certificate or participate in a variety of professional development and
personal enrichment courses. The campus is home to Clarion University’s
School of Nursing and Allied Health and its Department of Applied
Technology. Clarion University-Venango
Campus is committed to serving the needs of the community.
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