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College Scholars Program Continues to Thrive |
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The founders of the College Scholars Program had a vision for a unique honors program at UT; their legacy is opportunity and freedom for extraordinary students to pursue their dreams.
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Dylan Haywood
Interested in criminology, Dylan interned with Le Chéile in Ireland, offering mentoring and justice support services to youth offenders and their families.
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Brandon Darr
Brandon's research at the University of Maryland's Language Development and Perception Lab supported his goal to help language teachers provide an inclusive classroom environment.
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Alina Clay
Interested in social inequality and political participation, Alina’s undergraduate research internship in Lima, Peru enriched her knowledge and skills in field research.
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Tyler Hounshell
Passionate about sustainable development, Tyler researched poverty, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development in urban, rural, and remote mountainous locations in India.
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Connect and Network
Current College Scholars and College Scholars alumni are bonded in common experience. Maintain this cherished lifelong connection through social media and the on-line alumni directory. Find out more |
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INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF COLLEGE SCHOLARS
Your gift is an investment in the potential of talented student leaders who are changing the world.
There are several ways to contribute financially to the College Scholars Program. Annual donations go into the College Scholars Excellence Fund, which is primarily used to support student projects. In recent years, funds from the Excellence Fund have been used to support student theatrical productions and art exhibitions, travel to conferences, and scientific research among other projects.
The easiest way to donate to the Excellence Fund is to visit our website, scholars.utk.edu, and click on the “Give to College Scholars” link in the menu.
College Scholars Program alumni and friends have established several endowments over the years which are primarily used for student scholarships. As the cost of college increases, the need for scholarship funds also increases. There are other program needs and dreams that can benefit from the support of an endowment. For example, we would like to establish an endowment to support the annual visit of a distinguished interdisciplinary scholar who would interact with the scholars and also deliver a public lecture.
If you have the means, consider establishing a new endowment, or contributing to an existing one.
There are several ways to do this including an estate gift.
For more information on how to establish an endowment, please contact:
Deloris Mabins, Director of Development
College of Arts and Sciences
865- 974-3816
dmabinsa@utfi.org |
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