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Atlanta, GA | Posted: October 28, 2016
Rebecca Keane
Director of Communications
404.894.1720
rebecca.keane@iac.gatech.edu
Summary Sentence:
Each year, the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts awards Dean’s Scholarships in recognition of incoming freshmen with a high school record of academic excellence, visionary leadership, and outstanding public service.
Full Summary:
Each year, the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts awards Dean’s Scholarships in recognition of incoming freshmen with a high school record of academic excellence, visionary leadership, and outstanding public service.
The 2016 Freshman Dean's Scholars: (left to right) top row: John Golden, Dana Hicky, and Emma Schroer; bottom row: Sarah Tinsley and Zoe WangstromEach year, the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts awards Dean’s Scholarships in recognition of incoming freshmen with a high school record of academic excellence, visionary leadership, and outstanding public service. The application for Dean's Scholarships is a competitive, merit-based process. Scholarships are awarded in the spring to high school students who enroll for fall semester in majors within the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts.
Up to six scholarship recipients receive a $2,000 award their first year, with the opportunity to continue the scholarship, based upon merit, for three subsequent years. The scholarships are in addition to the Hope Scholarship in-state students receive.
In addition to the financial award, Dean’s Scholars meet personally with the Dean, the Associate Dean of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, as well as Georgia Tech executive administrators and faculty. They enjoy special opportunities designed to enhance their development as problem solvers, innovators, top tier leaders, and global citizens.
We offer our congratulations to the following new and continuing Dean’s Scholars:
John Golden (ECON), 1st year
Hometown: Dacula, GA
Dana Hicky (IAML), 1st year
Hometown: Madison, GA
Emma Schroer (IAML), 1st year
Hometown: Douglasville, GA
Sarah Tinsley (IAML), 1st year
Hometown: Dawsonville, GA
Zoe Wangstrom (CM), 1st year
Hometown: Anchorage, AK
Emma Browning (IAML), 2nd year
Hometown: Cumming, GA
Maura Currie (PUBP), 2nd year
Hometown: Mount Vernon, WA
Madeleine Goebel (HSOC), 2nd year
Hometown: Decatur, GA
Surya Narayanan (IAML), 2nd year
Hometown: Duluth, GA
Harsha Sridhar (INTA), 2nd year
Hometown: Johns Creek, GA
Yonatan Weinberg (HSOC), 2nd year
Hometown: Sandy Springs, GA
Richard Ludwig (PUBP), 3rd year
Alice Barsky (PUBP), 4th year
Hometown: Alpharetta, GA
