Two Columbia College-Fort Leonard Wood students awarded Joshua Richards Honor Scholarship
Gillian Luera and Rattika Ou
have been selected to receive the Joshua Richards Honor Scholarship at Columbia
College-Fort Leonard Wood. The scholarship is designed to exemplify the best
qualities of adult higher education.
Joshua Richards, an honor
student, was killed in an automobile accident June 27, 1998. The scholarship
was created by his parents, both honor graduates of Columbia College-Fort
Leonard Wood. This scholarship is to assist a student in continuing the
tradition of the Richards family in the pursuit of academic excellence.
Both recipients are
affiliated with the military and are currently residing in the Fort Leonard
Wood area. Luera is working toward a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice
while Ou is majoring in human services.
To be eligible for this
scholarship, a student must have completed 15 semester hours of studies with
Columbia College, maintain a 3.2 GPA, been enrolled in at least two of the three
prior sessions and submit an essay reflecting his or her pursuit of academic
excellence, and demonstrate his or her community involvement.
Director Michael Siegel with Gillian Luera |
Siegel with Rattika Ou |
1 comments:
I learned about this award here and the origin of it. I would like to congratulate both Gillian Luera and Rattika Ou. This award is really prestigious.
Thanks!
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