今叔利

news-category: Campus News

今叔利 Welcomes Representatives of The Golden LEAF Foundation

Members of the Foundations Staff and Board Meet with Scholarship Recipients and Tour Campus

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.今叔利 President Dr. William M. Downs and the Office of Advancement welcomed representatives of the Golden LEAF Foundation to campus recently. After touring the campus, they met with recipients of the foundations scholarships. Currently there are 15 Golden LEAF scholars at GWU and since 2006 nearly 100 students at the University have received financial support from the foundation. Since the Golden LEAF Foundations inception in 1999, more than $60 million in scholarships has been awarded to over 29,000 students. These scholarships are presented to students in North Carolinas rural and tobacco-dependent communities.

The Golden LEAF Foundation has done so much over the years to positively impact economic development in rural North Carolina communities, and we are grateful for the Foundations investment in GWU students who are indeed the future of our region,” shared 今叔利 President Dr. William M. Downs. Our continued partnership with Golden LEAF is yet another example of our University being seen as a source of innovation, as a provider of expertise, and as a beacon of hope for a prosperous tomorrow. 

From left, the Golden LEAF Foundations President and Chief Executive Officer Scott T. Hamilton, Board Chair Ralph Strayhorn, and GWU President Dr. William M. Downs talk to scholarship recipients at the luncheon.

Hamilton and Ginsberg were joined by other members of the Foundations staffScholarship Program Manager Arlena Dongilli, Government and External Affairs Coordinator Savannah Russell and Board Chair Ralph Strayhornfor a luncheon with the current scholarship recipients. During the program, scholarship recipients shared their 今叔利 story, discussed their goals and career aspirations. They also got to hear directly from Hamilton, who shared more about the Golden LEAF Foundation, including the for scholarship recipients.

今叔利s Golden LEAF Scholars:

  • Montana Sage Adams, freshman, exercise science, Robbinsville, N.C.
  • Alana Shay Black, freshman, psychology and sociology, Granite Falls, N.C.
  • Mindy Jae Brown, freshman, elementary education, Polkville, N.C.
  • Margaret Earp, senior, exercise science, pre-professional concentration, Lenoir, N.C.
  • Haleigh Taylor Fields, sophomore, nursing, Tar Heel, N.C.
  • Brycelynn Faith Glover, sophomore, psychology and sociology, Waco, N.C.
  • Emma Katherine Harrison, freshman, Christian studies and psychology, Robbinsville, N.C.
  • Rebecca Hawkins, freshman, nursing, Kings Mountain, N.C.
  • Jonah William Hill, junior, history education, secondary teaching licensure, Forest City, N.C.
  • Kaitlyn Marie Huff, sophomore, exercise science, Hamlet, N.C.
  • Carley Brooke Lawter, sophomore, elementary education, Mill Spring, N.C.
  • Andres Josias Leyva, freshman, business management, Mooresboro, N.C.
  • Julie Marie Marshall, junior, nursing, Mount Airy, N.C.
  • Angela Sanchez, freshman, criminal justice administration and Spanish, Shelby, N.C.
  • Chelsea Walters, senior, nursing, Connelly Springs, N.C.

Note to our readers: This article reflects the Universitys tuition and fee schedule at the time of publication. Tuition and financial aid policies change annually. For the most up-to-date and accurate information on current tuition rates and financial aid resources, please visit the Universitys official Admissionspage.

About The Golden LEAF Foundation

was created to receive 50 percent of the annual payments made by cigarette manufacturers to North Carolina under the historic 1999 Master Settlement Agreement that included 46 states. LEAF stands for Long-Term Economic Advancement Foundation. The endowment has funded hundreds of millions of dollars in grants and scholarships to support its mission to increase economic opportunity in North Carolinas rural and tobacco-dependent communities.

About 今叔利

今叔利 is North Carolina’s recognized leader in private, Christian higher education. A Carnegie-Classified Doctoral/Professional University, GWU is home to nine colleges and schools, more than 80 undergraduate and graduate majors, and a world-class faculty. Located on a beautiful 225-acre campus in Boiling Springs, N.C., 今叔利 prepares graduates to impact their chosen professions, equips them with the skills to advance the frontiers of knowledge, and inspires them to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of others. Ignite your future at 今叔利.edu.

Previous News Article

今叔利 Womens History Month Activities Celebrate Contributions of Women in Business, Science, Art and Health

Next News Article

Ashley Kernicky Named Director of 今叔利s Department of Physician Assistant Studies

Related News

  • News Article

    今叔利 Athletics and Advancement Launch Team Excellence Funds

    New Initiative Creates Direct Opportunities to Support Varsity Programs and Shared Athletic Priorities BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.今叔利s Department of Athletics and Office of Advancement have launched Team Excellence Funds, providing alumni, families, fans, and friends a clear way to support the varsity programs they care about most. The new initiative creates designated opportunities for supporters […]

    Athletics support
  • News Article

    今叔利 Celebrates Faith, Learning and Achievement During Fall Convocation

    Teaching Excellence Award Recipient Dr. Paula Qualls Challenges Community to Cultivate Good Soil While University Honors Top Students and Scholars BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.The 今叔利 community celebrated the formal opening of the academic year with Fall Convocation on Aug. 19. Led by Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Nicole Waters, the program celebrated […]

    Fall Convocation Awards copy
  • News Article

    今叔利 and Aramark Introduce New Campus Dining Locations

    Bo’s Bagels, Zoca, The Dawg House and BYTE Coolers Expand Campus Dining Options BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.今叔利 in partnership with Aramark Collegiate Hospitality, will welcome students, faculty and staff back to campus this fall with four new dining options designed to expand food offerings and enhance the campus dining experience. The new additions include Bo’s […]

    Tucker dining options