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Established in 1965 to provide scholarship support to Established by Gifts of members of the Abbott family in memory of E. E. Farrington Abbott Memorial Bowdoin undergraduates from Androscoggin County or Farrington Abbott of the Class of 1903. Scholarship elsewhere in the State of Maine

E. Farrington Abbott, Jr. Memorial Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support to Established by Gifts of the family and friends in honor and memory of E. Farrington Abbott, Jr., Class of 1931 Scholarship (Class of 1931) Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support to Established by Bequest of Albert Abrahamson H'71, George Albert Abrahamson Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates Lincoln Skolfield, Jr. Professor of Economics Emeritus. B i k M i The Robert L.M. and Nell G. Ahern Scholarship Fund -- a bequest from the estate

of Robert Louis Millea Ahern '33 -- was given as heartfelt repayment of indebtedness to the College. Robert Ahern never forgot that, back in 1931, when the family experienced financial hardship following his father's sudden death, the College provided work-study opportunities and scholarships to both Robert

and his brother Philip'32, so they could complete their education. The Ahern Scholarship will provide financial assistance to Bowdoin students studying

English, history, or a similar liberal-arts field of study. "We couldn't be more Established in 2005 to provide scholarship support to grateful for this extraordinary gift," said President Mills. "Robert Ahern was a Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to lifelong, generous supporter of the College. His bequest will play an enduring Robert L. M. and Nell G. Ahern students majoring in English, history, or other liberal part in the continued strength and success of the College by benefiting many Scholarship Fund arts. Bowdoin students for generations to come.

Louella B. Albee Scholarship Fund Established a bequest in 1956. Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support to George I. Alden established the George I. Alden Trust on August 24, 1912. The Trust was George I. Alden Trust Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. established for the general purpose of "the maintenance of some charitable or philanthropic enterprises" with specific interest in "the promotion of education in schools, colleges, or other educational institutions.”

Established in 1983 in honor and memory of W.D. Alexander, Bowdoin Class of 1928 by family and William D. Alexander Memorial friends to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin Scholarship undergraduates

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The Frank R. Allen Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established by Giuseppina "Dolly" Allen, in memory of her husband, a loyal member of the Class of 1943. After serving as a pilot in the Naval Air Corps during World War II, Dr. Allen graduated from Bowdoin College and Yale University School of Medicine. As a family physician

and chief of medicine at Huggins Hospital, he served the community of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, for nearly forty years. Having delivered more than 2,000 babies,

Dr. Allen was voted Wolfeboro's Citizen of the Year upon his retirement in 1986. He Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support then practiced emergency medicine in Tucson, Arizona, until 1991, when he for Bowdoin undergraduates majoring in returned permanently to Wolfeboro. He died in 1998. In awarding the scholarship, chemistry and/or those preparing for a career in preference will be given to Bowdoin undergraduates majoring in chemistry and/or Frank R. Allen Memorial Scholarship Fund medicine those preparing for a career in medicine.

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to Arthur and Phyllis Anicetti Scholarship students from the State of Maine

The Artine Artinian Scholarship Fund for Needy Students was established by Artine Artinian of the Class of 1931, who emigrated with his parents from war-torn Bulgaria at the age of thirteen. Despite financial hardship during his youth, Artinian studied French literature at Bowdoin, the University of Paris, Harvard University, and Established in 2000 by Mr. Artine Artinian, Columbia University. He had a distinguished teaching career at Bard College, won a Bowdoin Class of 1931, to provide scholarship Fulbright Fellowship, was decorated by the French government in 1948, and Artine Artinian Scholarship Fund for support for Bowdoin undergraduates received an honorary doctor of letters degree from Bowdoin in 1966. Dr. Artinian's Needy Students collection of original 19th- and 20th century French literary documents, amassed during annual trips to France with his students, has been exhibited all over the world.

William S. Anderson ’80 Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by William S. Anderson, a member of the Class of 1980, to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 2016 with preference given to Georgiana F. and Karl L. Aschenbach '66 students from the Western States, with priority for Scholarship Fund those from Hawaii.

Leon Babcock was a member of Bowdon’s Class of 1917. Established in 1965 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students showing aptitude and interest in the physical sciences, and an intent to pursue a career in these fields, whether it be in teaching, research, Leon W. and Hazel L. Babcock Fund professional practice, or an industrial position

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Louly Baer Scholarship Fund those studying the fine arts

The Jeffrey G. Baker Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Jeffrey G. Baker of

the Class of 1975. While at Bowdoin, Baker studied biology and played hockey and

golf. He received his master's degree from Tulane University in 1978. He has been associate director of the Louisiana and New York Easter Seal Societies, executive director of the Maine Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and senior vice-president of the fundraising division of Hub Mail Advertising in Boston. He is now a partner and chairman of the board of Newport Creative Communications, a

direct-mail marketing firm, and currently resides in Duxbury, Massachusetts. He has

been a member of BASIC, served on the Retirement Celebration Committee for former Athletic Director Sid Watson, and was a co-chairman of the Special Gifts Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Committee for the Class of 1975. Jeffrey G. Baker Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Bakers of Orrington Fund was established in 2001, by Alan L. Baker, a member of the Class of 1951. Baker is owner and publisher of two weekly newspapers, The

Ellsworth American in Ellsworth, Maine, and the Mount Desert Islander in Bar Harbor, Maine. A native of Maine, Alan Baker returned to the state after almost three decades in Philadelphia, New York, and London culminating with his work as Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support vice chairman of Macmillan, Inc. He organized a marketing services company and

to Bowdoin undergraduates from Washington and served one term in the Maine Legislature before joining the American. Income Hancock Counties, and the Town of Orrington who from the fund will be used in support of scholarships divided equally among have been on campus the two previous semesters Bowdoin undergraduates currently on campus who have graduated from a high Bakers of Orrington Fund or are first-year students school in Washington and Hancock Counties, and the Town of Orrington.

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Established by Robert L. Baldwin, son of the honoree and a member of the Class of 1960, and his wife Pamela. Mrs. Baldwin, who moved to Brunswick with her husband and child in 1950, was a beloved "fixture" in the town and College communities for over fifty years. She continually audited courses at Bowdoin, and was known to many for her keen mind and love of art history, as well as for her

delightful personality and generous spirit. She died in 2000, shortly after her 99th Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support birthday. Bob Baldwin graduated cum laude with a degree in economics, and was a for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. He earned an M.B.A. from Columbia University. to those from Brunswick, Maine and second Before his recent retirement, Baldwin was director of Corporate Financial Reporting The Flossie M. Baldwin Memorial preference to those from other cities and towns in at Polaroid Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Scholarship Fund Maine.

A longtime supporter of diversity in schools, Deborah Jensen Barker '80 established

the Barker Family Scholarship to support scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to economically disadvantaged inner-city students of all cultures and backgrounds. Debbie has served in numerous leadership capacities for Bowdoin and is currently a member of the Board of Trustees and co-chaired The Bowdoin Campaign. She has also served on the Alumni Council, the Class of 1980 Reunion Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to Giving Committee, and the Career Advisory Network. She has been a class agent,

Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to planned giving agent, class secretary, BASIC volunteer, and officer of the Bowdoin economically disadvantaged inner-city students of Club of New York. Debbie majored in mathematics and romance languages at all cultures and backgrounds in order to enhance Bowdoin and went on to earn an M.B.A. at Harvard University. She and her Barker Family Scholarship Fund the diversity of the student body husband, Randy, live in New Jersey and have two sons.

Established in 1984 by J. Robert Barlow of the Class of 1950 and his wife, Nancy, in memory of his parents, Alice Manson and James Evans Alice Manson and James Evans Barlow Barlow, to provide scholarship support to Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

C D F The Robert D. and Nancy H. Barton Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by Robert D. Barton, of the Class of 1941, in honor of his wife Nancy Hemenway Barton (nee Whitten), an accomplished visual artist. Nancy graduated from Wheaton College, earned her master's degree from Columbia University. She was

awarded an honorary doctorate of arts from Wheaton, as well as Westbrook College's Deborah Morton Award for distinguished women of Maine. Nancy has also been named a fellow of the American Academy of Rome, and has held residencies there and elsewhere. She has lectured and exhibited her three- dimensional tapestries in five African nations at the invitation of the National Endowment for the Arts. Under the name Nancy Hemenway, she has held one-

artists shows in over two dozen museums; her works resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, among other institutions. After fighting in Iwo Jima as a USMCR captain, Bob joined the Department of State. He served abroad in six Spanish- speaking countries as a vice counsel for economic affairs, as a public affairs officer, cultural attaché, and human resource director. In New York, he worked at

Columbia University and the Institute of International Education. His last government assignment was as a professional staff advisor to the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Upon retirement, Bob and Nancy established the Robert D. and Nancy H. Barton Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support Textile Arts Foundation. As president, Bob arranged and managed Nancy's Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates overseas exhibits and worked with her to collect and show fabric art from international and American artists. W.S. Bass (1896) & J. R. Bass (1900) Established in 1965 to provide scholarship support to Memorial Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates from Wilton, Maine; from Franklin County, Maine; and then from the state of Maine. Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support

to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for the sons and daughters of Bath Iron Works employees, then for students from the State of Bath Iron Works Corporate Scholarship Maine

Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for LL Bean Scholarship Fund students from the State of Maine

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In honor of their family's connection to Bowdoin, Fred '62 and Ruth Beatty established the Fred and Ruth Beatty Family Scholarship Fund to support

scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates. Fred's father, Arthur Beatty, was member of Class of 1929, and his uncle, Earle Beatty, was a member of the Class of 1935. Fred grew up in Arlington, Massachusetts, and majored in history at Bowdoin. He earned his M.B.A. at Rutgers University and recently retired as president of the IKG Industries division of Harsco Corporation. He had previously worked for Alexander Grant Company and as financial vice president

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to and comptroller for Borden Metal Products. Ruth earned her degree at Rutgers Bowdoin undergraduates with preference given to University College of Nursing. The couple has homes in Florida and New Jersey, students from Kennebec County, Maine, Arlington, and they created the fund giving preference to students from Kennebec County, Fred and Ruth Beatty Scholarship Fund Massachusetts, and Morris County, New Jersey Maine; Arlington, Massachusetts; and Morris County, New Jersey.

The William B. Beedle Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by William B.

Beedle, Class of 1966. The scholarship fund has a preference for juniors and seniors

who anticipate careers in life sciences and/or medicine. In his application for admission to Bowdoin, Bill wrote, "I prefer to attend a liberal arts college at first rather than a strictly scientific school because I want some freedom of choice as to

my final field of study. I also want the broadening I expect of liberal arts courses."

This was a wise choice for a young man. Bill was an economics major at Bowdoin, earned an MBA at Rutgers, and then did further graduate work in finance at

Columbia University. His interest in science did not wane, however, as he spent twenty years working as an analyst and executive, mostly in the health care field. Sadly, Bill lost his wife, Donna, to an aggressive form of cancer in 1996. Since then

he has reflected further on the value of a liberal arts education, believing that

advances in science, including health and medical research, are more likely to come from those with a liberal arts background than from those with a more narrowly-

focused education: "An excellent liberal arts education prepares the mind for important success and growth in just about any field of study. I'd like to help give some really bright young people a strong start in their studies in the sciences of

Established in 2006, the annual income of the health." Fund shall be used in support of Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to juniors and William B. Beedle Scholarship Fund seniors who major in the life sciences.

Leonard Bell '47 grew up in Lewiston, Maine, and attending Bowdoin changed his

life. In an effort to extend that experience to others, he and his wife, Phyllis, created the Phyllis and Leonard Bell Scholarship Fund to support scholarships to Bowdoin

undergraduates. Len majored in government and was the retired president of Bell Manufacturing Company in Lewiston as well as a general partner at Private Investments in Boston. He was active in numerous Jewish organizations and political

campaigns both locally and nationally. Phyllis attended McGill University. The Bells

Established in 2007 to support Bowdoin lived in Highland Beach, Florida, and have two daughters and three grandchildren, undergraduates, with a preference for needy Taylor, Samantha, and Jeffrey. Phyllis and Leonard Bell Scholarship Fund students from Maine

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for André E. Benoit Family Scholarship students from the State of Maine

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The Mary C. and Armand L. Bernier Scholarship Fund was established by longstanding members of the Bowdoin staff, Mary C. Bernier and Armand L. Bernier of Orr's Island, Maine, to recognize their deep affection for the College and to express Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support their appreciation for what Bowdoin means to each of them. Mary Bernier, the for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for former Director of Development Services at the College, was a member of the Franco-American students from the towns of College staff from 1954-1999. Armand Bernier was a member of the Facilities Mary C. and Armand L. Bernier Brunswick, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Harpswell, Management staff from 1984-2000. Scholarship Fund Pejepscot, and Topsham, Maine The Louis and Selma Bernstein Scholarship Fund was established in 1969 and

significantly increased through the bequests of Louis Bernstein (1900-93) of the

Class of 1922, and his wife Selma Seligman Bernstein (d. 1995). Mr. Bernstein was president of the Alumni Council, chair of the Alumni Fund, Portland area chair of the capital campaign in the early 1960s, and 1922 class agent for more than 40 years. He served on the Board of Overseers from 1958 to 1973, and as president of the Board from 1969 to 1973. The College recognized him with the Alumni Service

Award in 1970 and an honorary doctor of laws degree in 1973. Mr. Bernstein

attended Peabody Law School in his home town of Portland, Maine, where he began the practice of law in 1930 and became senior partner in the law firm that Established in 1970 by Louis Bernstein, Bowdoin became Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer, and Nelson. Mr. Bernstein also served as a Louis and Selma Bernstein Scholarship Class of 1922, to provide scholarship support for Portland municipal judge and was a respected leader in civic, religious, and cultural Fund Bowdoin undergraduates affairs in Portland and the state of Maine. Established by Rosalyne Spindel Bernstein, Bowdoin parent (1977), Honorary Degree Recipient (1997), and Trustee Emerita, and her husband, Sumner Thurman Bernstein. Rosalyne and Sumner Bernstein Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1966 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for those who have been associated with the program Charles G. Berwind Scholarship Fund of the Big Brother Association of America, Inc.

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The Beta Theta Pi Fund was established in 2003 by Beta Theta Pi Corporation in

recognition of the Beta Sigma Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and of Beta

Sigma Fraternity. The fund was capitalized with proceeds from the sale of the 1901 chapter house at 14 McKeen Street to the College. Income from the fund will Established in 2003 to provide scholarship provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates who are legacies of assistance to Bowdoin students who are legacies either fraternity, and who identify themselves as such to the Student Aid Office. In of members of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and the event that no suitable student is eligible in a given year, income from the fund Beta Theta Pi Fund the Beta Sigma Fraternity at the College. will provide support for faculty research.

Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Peter A. Bieger Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1965 to provide scholarship support

to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from the town of Bethel, Maine; from other towns in Oxford County, then to students William Bingham II Scholarship Fund from elsewhere in Maine

Adriel U. Bird was a member of the Class of 1916. Established in 1953 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students who are residents of New England or Adriel U. Bird Scholarship Fund graduates of New England Schools

The Bittel Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Stephen H. Bittel, a member of the Class of 1978. Stephen Bittel is president of Petroleum Realty and

founder and chairman of Terranova Corporation, an international commercial real estate organization based in his native Miami, Florida. He has been active in the affairs of his community—with Jackson Memorial Hospital, the United Jewish Appeal, the Community Partnership for the Homeless, and in the recruiting of high

school students to apply for admission to Bowdoin. He and his wife Sabine, whom Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support he met while on a Watson fellowship in Europe following his graduation, have for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to three children. Bittel Family Scholarship Fund students from South Florida

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Established in 2009 and established in memory of Dr. Black was a prominent physician who practiced for decades in Colorado and

Herbert A. Black, Bowdoin Class of 1898, to founded a major hospital in that state, and the fund at the College honors his memory by supporting students who share his passion for the medical profession. provide grants to pre-medical students at Bowdoin College and Bowdoin College graduates who are Herbert A. Black MD Scholarship attending medical school

The Alexander Brodie Bleau Scholarship Fund was established through gifts of family members and friends in memory of Alexander Brodie Bleau (1989-1994), the

Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support young son of Patricia McCarthy Bleau of the Class of 1983 and Charles A. Bleau. The Fund represents an extraordinary outpouring of support for the family--from for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for graduates of public or independent secondary people all over the world, but especially from the Everett, Massachusetts area--to schools in Everett, Massachusetts; Atlanta, provide a meaningful and lasting memorial for Alex. Georgia; and the greater Boston area Alexander Brodie Bleau Memorial Scholarship Fund

Established in 2010 with first preference to Bockmann Family International American students studying abroad and second Scholarship Fund preference to students from developing countries.

Established in 2009 in support of scholarships to Jennifer Quagan Bonanno '90 Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2011 with first preference given to students from New Hampshire, second preference to students from Maine, and third preference to Boulter Family Scholarship Fund students from New England.

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The Pierre V. and Rosanne Bourassa Scholarship Fund was established in 2001

by Pierre Bourassa, a member of the Class of 1978, and his wife Rosanne. A Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support for native of Augusta, Maine, Pierre Bourassa received his M.B.A. from the Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference to University of Pennsylvania/Wharton School of Business in 1980, and is now Pierre V. and Rosanne Bourassa students from Maine and second preference to students managing director of HSBC Securities in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bourassa live in Scholarship from other New England states. New Jersey and have three children.

Established in 1969 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference James Bowdoin Scholarship Fund given to residents of Maine

Bowdoin Faculty Scholarship in Honor of Established in 2014 in support of general The Bowdoin Faculty Scholarship in Honor of Barry and Karen Gordon Mills was established by members of the Bowdoin Faculty when Barry Mills ’72 Barry and Karen Mills scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. retired from the Presidency of Bowdoin College.

Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to Maine residents with a strong and demonstrated interest in environmental studies. Boxer Family Scholarship Fund st Army 1 Lt. Robert White Boyd died in Vietnam on October 13, 1967. At Established by family and friends in 1968 in memory Bowdoin, Lt. Boyd joined Zeta Psi Fraternity. He earned Class numerals in Robert W. Boyd Scholarship of Robert W. Boyd ’66 to provide scholarship both basketball and golf. He was a Dean's List student and received the support for Bowdoin undergraduates Horace Lord Piper Prize awarded to that member of the sophomore class who presents the best "original paper on the subject calculated to promote the attainment and maintenance of peace throughout the world, or on some other subject devoted to the welfare of humanity." Lt. Boyd was a member of the Battalion Staff in the Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Bowdoin. At the annual review in May of 1966, he received the American Legion Award, presented to an outstanding ROTC senior for military excellence. When he was commissioned to a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve at his graduation in June of 1966, he was named a Distinguished Military Graduate.

The Philip C. Bradley Memorial Scholarship Fund honors the memory of a member of the Class of 1966, and was established by his brother, Joel C. Bradley of the Class of 1970. Philip Bradley was one of the founders of the Emergency Tenants Council in Boston, which evolved into a community-controlled housing

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support for management company. Until his death in 1981, Mr. Bradley was a dedicated and Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference given to effective advocate for low-income community residents. Joel Bradley is chief male students from the northeast United States, executive officer of Cambridge Isotope Labs, Inc. of Andover, Massachusetts. In Philip C. Bradley Memorial Scholarship Canada or Northern Europe who have excelled in awarding the scholarship, preference will be given to Bowdoin athletes, with top Fund extracurricular activities priority given to members of the men's ice hockey team.

Established in 2019 with preference first to students Brakewood Family Scholarship from Maine and second to students from Pennsylvania

Established in 2011 with preference to students Brawn Family Scholarship Fund from northern New Hampshire.

The BRCO Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by two members of the Established in 2005 to provide financial assistance to Class of 1986. Income from the fund will provide scholarship support for BRCO Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Bowdoin undergraduates.

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Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for a student Established by Bequest under the Will of George E. Brickates of the graduating from a secondary school in Saco, Biddeford, or Old Class of 1943, late of Saco, Maine Orchard Beach, Maine who enters Bowdoin College the following semester Brickates Family Scholarship

The Nicholas Bright Scholarship Fund was established through the

gifts of Eleanor Hoey Bright, wife of Nicholas Bright of the Class of 1979, family members, and friends as a memorial to Mr. Bright, who was killed when Pan Am Flight 103 was destroyed by a terrorist bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland on December 21, 1988. A cum laude graduate of Bowdoin, Nicholas Bright received an M.B.A. degree Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin from Harvard University in 1984. At the time of his death, he was a Nicholas Bright Memorial Scholarship undergraduates manager with the consulting firm of Bain & Company of Boston. Established by Theodore H. Brodie of the Class of 1952 of Duxbury, Massachusetts in memory and honor of the members of his family, Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin including Glenn A. Brodie of the Class of 1976, Karen L. Brodie of the undergraduates, with preference for middle income recipients Class of 1979, and Beth S. Brodie of the Class of 1982 Brodie Family Scholarship Fund Trustee Emeritus Paul Brountas '54, H'97 and his wife Jean Brountas Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin established this fund in 1987. Paul Brountas grew up working with his five Paul and Lynn Brountas Scholarship undergraduates older siblings in his family's restaurant on Main Street in Bangor. After graduating from Bangor High School, Paul established an impressive record at Bowdoin—as president of the Student Council, president of the Student Judiciary Council, editor of The Bugle yearbook, president of the Debating Club, student commander of ROTC, president of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. Paul earned LLB and JD degrees from Harvard Law School and joined the Boston law firm of Hale & Dorr. He was listed as one of the top-ten technology lawyers in the US, and his name was included in the National Law Journal's list of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers in the US.” Paul was treasurer for the Dukakis gubernatorial campaign for 1974 and chair of the 1978 and 1982 campaigns. He took time off from his law practice to serve as national chair of the Committee to Elect Michael S. Dukakis President in 1988. When Bowdoin awarded him the honorary degree of doctor of laws in 1997, his presentation was titled "What Can I Do?"—a testament to the selflessness and compassion of this son of Greek immigrant parents.

The Brown Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Ella Frederiksen Brown, a member of the Class of 1984, and her husband, H. Lowell Brown, Jr. Ella Brown graduated magna cum laude, with high honors in psychology, and was selected for membership in Phi Beta Kappa. After earning her J.D. at University of Virginia Law School, she spent two years practicing law in Washington, D.C. and then over seven years practicing employment law in Los Angeles before she and Lowell, also an attorney, and their family moved to Maine. She is the

mother of four, an attorney with Pierce Atwood in Portland, and a The Brown Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin former member of Bowdoin’s Alumni Council. undergraduates

The Fund honors the memory of Elizabeth C. Brown ’15 (1992-2018), Elizabeth C. Brown ’15 Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 in support of scholarship to Bowdoin and recognizes the important role Professor John Lichter played in her undergraduates with preference to students studying Environmental education, by supporting students studying the environment. Studies

The Lewis W. and Agnes L. Brown Scholarship was established by the

late Dr. Lewis W. Brown '20 and his wife Agnes Liversidge Brown. After

his successful medical career as an allergist, Lewis died in 1998 and Agnes in 2016. Agnes recalled very fond memories of her connections with the College through her husband. The Brown Scholarship Fund will support Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to those Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin who are graduates from Skowhegan, Maine, where Lewis attended

undergraduates with first preference to graduates of Skowhegan school. Secondary and tertiary preferences are for a Bowdoin

(Maine) High School; second preference to students from undergraduate from Somerset County, Maine, or from other areas Lewis W. and Agnes L. Brown Scholarship Somerset County, Maine; and third preference to any other within the State of Maine. qualified students from the State of Maine.

Stuart F. Brown Scholarship Established in 1968 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin Established by Mrs. Ruth Trowbridge Brown of Linwood, Massachusetts, undergraduates, with preference for students from Whitinsville & in memory of her husband, Stuart F. Brown, Class of 1910. Uxbridge, Massachusetts, or other towns in Worcester county

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The Preston Brown Scholarship Fund was established by Col. Preston Brown of the Class of 1941, Senior Business Planner with Lockheed Missiles and Space Company. Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Colonel Brown retired from the U.S. Air Force in 1962 after twenty-three years of for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for service, and began working for Lockheed Missiles and Space Company in Preston Brown Scholarship Fund students from Maine Sunnyvale, California.

The Benner Browne Scholarship Fund was established by Marijane Benner Browne

of the Class of 1983 and her husband, Christopher E.J. Browne. Ms. Benner Browne

is Director of Lateral Partner Recruiting at Ropes & Gray. She is a Trustee Emerita of the College. She has served on the Residential Life Commission, on the Presidential

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Search Committee, as the first national chair of BASIC, and as chair of the Trustee for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Committee on Admissions and Financial Aid. students who will enhance diversity on the Benner Browne Scholarship Fund campus

In honor of their son, Jordan Matthew Browning '08, a government and legal

studies major with a minor in environmental studies, Kenneth and Shelley

Browning of Pacific Palisades, California created the Browning Family Scholarship Fund. The fund provides financial support to a first-year student. Preference is

given to students who have surmounted personal adversity, who are working to

Established in 2008 in support of first year pay for tuition and may lack other means to meet college costs, and who excel Bowdoin students who have overcome personal academically while also exhibiting compassion to others. The scholarship will be adversity and who demonstrate academic made to an incoming first-year student and renewed in subsequent years if the Browning Family Scholarship Fund excellence and compassion towards others student maintains academic standing and continues to need scholarship assistance.

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The Travis Garthwaite Buchanan Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Kim P. and Jane K. Buchanan in honor of their son, Travis G. Buchanan of the Class of

2002. While an undergraduate, Travis Buchanan pursued English and classics as his major and minor courses of study, respectively, and studied in Florence during his junior year. Kim Buchanan is president of Black Diamond Group, a financial services The Travis Garthwaite Buchanan Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support company in Tampa, Florida, where the family resides. Income from the fund will Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates.

Dr. Peter Buck ’52 H’08 is co-founder of Subway. Established in 2016 in support of general Peter Buck Scholarship Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

The Patricia Forys McNamara and Billy Burchard Scholarship Fund was established in 2006, combining the former Patricia Forys McNamara Scholarship Fund (originally established in 2001 by her husband, William J. McNamara '79, William J. "Billy" Burchard '79, Martha Bonsal Day '78, members of Beta Theta Pi, and other family and friends) with her classmate Billy Burchard's name. Pat and Billy, both Class of 1979, came from similar backgrounds and circumstances and were able to complete their Bowdoin education after enduring the early loss of a parent. Their own deaths were Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support premature as well: Pat passed away in 1997 after a battle with breast cancer, and Billy for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for died in January 2006 as the result of pancreatic cancer. Their wonderful spirits will live Patricia Forys McNamara and Billy students coming to Bowdoin from single parent on through this fund in their names, aimed at assisting Bowdoin students of single Burchard Scholarship homes parents.

The Burpee Family Scholarship Fund was created at the request of Edith W. Burpee,

widow of George A. "Sandy" Burpee of the Class of 1944. Born in New York City, Sandy Burpee was a summa cum laude graduate in physics at Bowdoin. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II from 1943-46. In 1948 he received a master of science degree in civil engineering from Harvard University and then worked for Pacific Island Engineers in Guam and the Marianas Islands. In 1950 he joined Gibbs

and Hill, Inc., in New York City. After serving as a field engineer in San Antonio,

Texas, and El Centro, California, he returned to New York, where he held positions in design, project management, and contracts administration. He retired in 1988. He was an active volunteer for Bowdoin's admissions office and capital campaigns. He Established in 1996 and combined with the and his wife Edith have five children: Eva '79, Louise, Elizabeth, Edith, and George George W. Burpee Scholarship Fund, established '86.

1968, in honor and memory of George W. Burpee, Bowdoin Class of 1904 and George A. Burpee, Bowdoin Class of 1944, to provide scholarship Burpee Family Scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates Established by the late Richard Mervin Burston of the Class of 1949 and his Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support wife, Phoebe Hopkins Burston. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Richard and Phoebe Burston Scholarship students from Connecticut Burton Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2020 by Natalie Rollhaus Burton, a member of the Class of 1990 and a parent of a member of the Class of 2023, and Matthew Burton, a parent of a member of the Class of 2023, to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates

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His experience conducting biochemistry research closely with a faculty member convinced Jordan Busch '82 that there is something special about

small liberal arts colleges in general, and particularly about the relationships that Bowdoin fosters between students and faculty members. Jordan's desire to make this experience accessible to students of all means led him to establish the Busch Family Scholarship, which provides scholarship support for Bowdoin students. After graduating from the College, Jordan spent a year in Malaysia working in a research lab as a Luce

Scholar. He then attended the New York University School of Medicine and did his residency and was Chief Resident in Primary Care at the Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. Jordan currently has a faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School and is on staff at both the Beth Israel Deaconess Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to Hospital and the Brigham and Woman's Hospital. In 2002, Jordan was Busch Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates cofounder of his current four physician concierge internal medicine practice, Personal Physicians HealthCare, in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. d l l d h The Edward V. Bush Scholarship Fund was established by Cynthia A. Bush in Edward V. Bush Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 with a first preference for students from memory and honor of her husband, Edward V. Bush, Ted as he was known by most, a member of the Class of 1967. The Fund was established to the Hyde School in Bath, Maine and a second preference for recognize his quiet generosity to others including family and friends. students from other high schools in Maine.

The Walter Meiggs Bush, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Winifred B. Bush as a memorial to her husband, a loyal member of the Class of 1940. Walter Bush was a commercial loan officer with Shawmut

Bank, as well as a classical guitarist, artist, and a builder of sophisticated

models. He was related to the former Bush presidents. Mrs. Bush, a notable entrepreneur and business leader in Concord, Massachusetts, Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support for launched her own accounting firm in 1950. She is also an expert golfer, Walter Meiggs Bush, Jr. Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. bridge player, and gardener.

The Charles J. Butt Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 through the generosity of John D. Hourihan, a member of the Class of 1977, and more than one hundred other donors in honor of one of Bowdoin’s most outstanding coaches. In 1961 Charlie Butt was appointed head soccer and swim coach. In 1971 he assumed the position of head coach of the first

women’s swim team at the College. In his thirty-nine years as head coach,

over 100 of his men and women swimmers were named All Americans. From 1961-1984, his soccer teams compiled a record of 120 wins, 108 Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support for losses and 35 ties. Charles J. Butt Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Richard E. and Nancy H. Bye Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by

Richard and Nancy Bye of Borrego Springs, California. Dick Bye, a member of the Class of 1942, had a distinguished career that spanned five decades of book and magazine publishing. For several years during that time he was publisher of Publishers Weekly and Library Journal and senior vice president of the R.R. Bowker Company, publisher of Books in Print and developer of the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) system. After selling the company to Xerox in the late sixties and moving to the west coast, he became president of the Knapp Press, the book publishing affiliate of Architectural Digest magazine. While there he was the founder

and first president of Publishers Marketing Association. Nancy Bye has had a career in publishing as a copywriter and marketing manager, and as a sales representative in the southwest for over thirty university presses. In 1987, the Byes built their desert home and studio in Borrego Springs, California. Dick continued as a publishing consultant for several years and pursued his life-long interest in painting. He had several one-person gallery shows and sold paintings to collectors throughout the U.S. and British Columbia. Nancy is a gardener, Dick golfed, and he taught her to fish. Also, the Byes enjoyed participating in local theater; Nancy is on the board of the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center and Dick starred in several productions.

One of Dick's four children, Jonathan T. Bye, is a magna cum laude graduate of the Bowdoin Class of 1977. Dick was a four-year scholarship student during the final years of the Great Depression. He and Nancy—who fell in love with the College during several reunion visits—were motivated to establish the scholarship in appreciation for Dick's experiences at Bowdoin. Dick Bye passed away in 2016.

Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support Richard E. and Nancy H. Bye Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Fund students in the humanities.

Established in 1978 by the parents of Todd H. Callihan, Bowdoin Class of 1954, to provide Todd H. Callihan Memorial Scholarship scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Thomas Capasse has been generous with his time since graduating with Bowdoin's Class of 1979, serving for many years as a BASIC volunteer and taking leadership roles on Reunion gift committees. As a reflection of his commitment to education, he established the Thomas E. Capasse Scholarship Fund to provide financial assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates. A cum laude graduate, Tom was an

economics and government major and a member of the track team. Over the span of his career, Tom has worked with a number of highly regarded financial institutions and investment firms, and in 2004 launched a successful business, Waterfall Asset Management LLC. He and his wife, Jeanne, live in Fairfield, Connecticut, and have two children.

Established in 2007 to provide scholarship support Thomas E. Capasse '79 Scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates

The Adrien and Lucille Carbonneau Scholarship Fund was established in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates by Thomas E. Carbonneau '72, in memory of his parents. Adrien and Lucille Carbonneau had a family of nine children. They

lost their first child, Daniel, to an allergic reaction to penicillin, and raised their eight surviving children in Van Buren, Maine, a French-Canadian community in Aroostook County. The family consisted of six boys and two girls, who were raised in the Roman Catholic faith, French-Canadian culture and language, and attended local schools. Adrien Carbonneau worked as a watch repairer and part-time police officer and, for a time, owned a jewelry store. Lucille was a housewife who developed

considerable skills in home management. The donor, who feels deeply indebted to the College for its support of his fledgling efforts in life, acquired a love for crafting language from his father and a sense of aesthetics from his mother. He wanted to have their dedication to family, culture, and children acknowledged. The gift that Adrien and Lucille Carbonneau Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support recognizes them is also meant to foster the College's continuing support for Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates. deserving young people.

The David M. Carlisle Fund was established by David M. Carlisle of the Class of

Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support 1961. Mr. Carlisle is president and treasurer of Prentice & Carlisle Company, Inc., for Bowdoin undergraduates from Penobscot of Bangor, Maine, a timber management company. Income from the David M. County, with a preference for those who have Carlisle Fund will provide scholarships to students from Penobscot County with a David M. Carlisle Fund attended Bangor High School preference to students from Bangor High School.

C D F Hodding Carter/Class of 1927 Memorial Established in 1978 to provide scholarship support Established by Mrs. Hodding Carter, The Delta Democrat-Times, and members and friends of the Bowdoin College Class of 1927, upon the Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates occasion of their 50th Reunion, in honor and memory of Hodding Carter and the other members of the Class of 1927 who have died. The John E. Cartland Jr. Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by Eleanor F. Cartland and John E. Cartland III '66 and is named in honor of their late husband and father. A devoted alumnus and member of the Class of 1939, John Cartland served as President of the Alumni Council in 1964 and Overseer from 1976 to 1988. Bowdoin alumni among the Cartland family span the generations -- younger family members include sons John '66 and Richard E. Cartland '73, and granddaughter Elizabeth F. Cartland '99. John's life-long dedication to children was celebrated through his

profession in pediatrics, service as a literacy volunteer, and leadership positions within

professional pediatrics societies. His love of sports and medicine culminated in his being selected as a physician for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. Established in 2004 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Cartland Scholarship Fund students from Maine.

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support Casco Northern Bank Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Whitfield B. Case Scholarship Fund was established at the request of Jane F.

Case in memory of her husband, Whitfield Bateman Case of the Class of 1928. The fund will provide scholarships in keeping with the financial aid policies of the College. Mr. Case was the founder and owner of the Trenton Box Lunch Company (later the W.B. Case Box Lunch Company), with locations in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Bridgeport, Connecticut, and Long Island City, New York, and vice

president of Breece's Bakeries in Trenton, New Jersey. In later years, he was the

owner of W.B. Case Supply Company, retiring in 1984. Mr. Case served as Planned Giving Chairman for the Class of 1928, co-chairman of the 25th reunion for his class, Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support and Princeton (New Jersey) area chair for the capital campaign of the early 1960s. Whitfield B. Case Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Kent John Chabotar Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 in honor of Bowdoin’s Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer from 1991

to 2002. Kent Chabotar’s career has blended teaching, research, and administrative

service in higher education, non-profits, and business. At Bowdoin, he coordinated a three-year effort to close a $3 million budget deficit and oversaw eight consecutive balanced budgets. He also taught a course on public policy and administration within the Department of Government, and was advisor to student government. Before coming to Bowdoin, he was a lecturer in the Graduate School

of Education at Harvard University, taught at Harvard Extension School, and was

chair of Harvard’s Management Development Program. Chabotar has also worked for a nonprofit educational research firm, a start-up computer services company, the University of Massachusetts at Boston, and Michigan State University. He earned his undergraduate degree from Saint Francis University in 1968 and a doctoral degree from Syracuse University in 1973. He served as president of

Guilford College.

Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support Kent John Chabotar Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

A Bowdoin graduate with deep roots at the College, Bruce Chalmers '59 and his wife Laurie established the Herbert W. Chalmers Scholarship Fund in honor of Bruce's father, Herbert Chalmers '30. Bruce's dad was the first of three generations of Chalmers to attend Bowdoin, the most recent being Bruce's daughter Anne Fleming '99; son Jim Chalmers '02 and daughter in-law Katelyn Shaughnessy

Chalmers '03; and niece Dorothy Chalmers '03. Bruce's dad not only preceded him

at Bowdoin, but the two men worked side by side for decades, along with Bruce's brother, building Chalmers Insurance Group & Realty into a successful regional firm with multiple locations in Western Maine and Eastern New Hampshire. Jim '02 Established in 2008, the income from this fund joined the family business in 2002. Bruce served on his 50th Reunion Committee supports scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates and was Reunion Planning Co-Chair.

with first preference to scholars from Bridgton, Maine and surrounding communities in Cumberland and Oxford counties, and with second Herbert W. Chalmers Scholarship Fund preference to scholars from the State of Maine

C D F The Nathan and Rose Chandler Bowdoin Fund was initiated by a testamentary provision at the time of Nathan Chandler's death in 1966, and formally established at

Established in 1985 and revised in 2007 the annual Bowdoin College in 1985 with an additional gift from Nathan's and Rose's son Harold Chandler of the Class of 1934. The Fund represents, in Harold's words, "my father's income of the Fund shall be used in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with great devotion to Bowdoin for providing educational opportunity for two of his sons, Joseph '42 and me." Nathan and Rose Chandler Bowdoin Fund preference to those of Judaic faith

The Charles A. Chapman Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 in honor of a

member of the Class of 1957 by his classmates. Charlie Chapman was a man of great energy and spirit. He was a jazz musician who, while at Bowdoin, was the drummer for the Polar Bear Five. Not long after his graduation from Bowdoin, he Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support suffered a devastating injury. It left him paralyzed, but he never lost his love of life to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for and of music, and he dealt with his disability with courage and good humor.

those who have persevered in the face of Income from the fund will provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, adversity, and for those who have shown an with preference for those who, like Chapman, have persevered in the face of interest in making music their vocation or adversity, and those who have shown an interest in making music their vocation or Charles A. Chapman Scholarship Fund avocation avocation. Established by bequest of Frances M. Chapman, widow of Harrison C. Chapman of the Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Class of 1910, late of Bangor, Maine Harrison C. Chapman Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Curtis E. Chase Memorial Fund was established in 1969 by the family and

friends of 1st Lieutenant Curtis E. Chase, Class of 1965, who died in action in

Vietnam on May 6, 1967. Income from the fund provides scholarship support, and an annual prize, to male Bowdoin undergraduates with outstanding leadership

qualities. Recipients of the scholarship and award "should realize the importance of serving the United States to the best of [their] ability. [Each recipient] shall be a well-rounded man and a student eager to learn. [Each] recipient should understand

Established in 1969 to provide scholarship that he has been marked as a man of promise with the qualities of leadership that support, and an annual prize, to male Bowdoin make for citizenship in the best American tradition. These qualities include undergraduates with outstanding leadership courage, devotion to purpose, skill, knowledge, aggressiveness, judgement, concern Curtis E. Chase Memorial Fund qualities for others, and inspirational spirit that were Lt. Chase's." Established by Gift of a grant awarded by Chemical Bank's Higher Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Education Grant Chemical Bank Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Gerald and Kate Chertavian Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Gerald C. Chertavian of the Class of 1987 and trustee emeritus of the College and his wife Kate. Following his graduation from Harvard Business School, Gerald Chertavian lived in London for eight years. There he was partner and managing director of

Conduit Communications, an information technology consulting company that later merged with Razorfish. Upon moving to Boston with Kate in 2000, Chertavian founded Year Up, an intensive training program that provides urban young adults Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support with technical and professional skills and a paid corporate internship. to Bowdoin undergraduates from throughout the Gerald and Kate Chertavian Scholarship world and of all cultures, with preference for Fund those from especially disadvantaged backgrounds

The Christopher Chess Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Christopher Chess by his parents, J. Thomas Chess, D.D.S., of the Class of 1961 and Carol

Starner Chess, and by his sister, Mary Chess Abelson of the Class of 1995. Dr.

Chess has served as Director of The Dentists Company of the California Dental Association and has been a member of the faculty of the USC School of Dentistry. Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Christopher Chess died in 1981 at the age of 10 of a brain tumor. The Christopher Chess Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Chi Delta Phi/Zeta Psi Fund was established in 2000, upon the transfer of the

Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support fraternity house at 14 College Street to the College, by the Chi Delta Phi House for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Corporation. legacies of the Zeta Psi and Chi Delta Phi Chi Delta Phi/Zeta Psi Fund fraternities

The Chi Psi Fund was established in 2004 by the College as the result of the transfer of real estate at 7 Boody Street from the Alpha Eta Chapter of the Chi Psi fraternity

to Bowdoin. The fraternity was originally founded at Bowdoin in 1844 as Phi Theta Upsilon and became the Alpha Eta Chapter of Chi Psi in 1918. The former Chi Psi Lodge at 7 Boody Street, which served as a residence for approximately 30 Established in 2004 to provide scholarship students, was designed by H. Herbert Wheeler and built in 1932. It continues to assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates with serve as a coeducational residence hall for upper class Bowdoin students and has preference for descendants of members of the Chi become Reed House, named after Thomas Brackett Reed of the Class of 1860, who

Psi Fraternity at Bowdoin College. In the event any served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1889 to 1891 and from portion of the Fund is not needed for scholarship 1895 to 1899 purposes, it will support other student related The Chi Psi Fund activities at the College.

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Established in 1915 to provide scholarship support Hugh J. Chisholm Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Established by Gifts of family, friends, colleagues, and former students in honor of Richard Leigh Chittim, Class of 1941, and his Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support wife, Mary Elizabeth Chittim, on the occasion of Mr. Chittim's Richard L. and Mary E. Chittim Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates retirement as Isaac Henry Wing Professor of Mathematics

Established by Michael A. C. Clark of the Class of 1969 in honor and memory of members of his family Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support Clark Family Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Providing scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for descendants Class of 1929 Memorial Scholarship Fund of the Class of 1929

Established in 1956 to provide scholarship support Class of 1931 Memorial Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1961 to provide scholarship support Class of 1936 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for Class of 1939 Scholarship descendants of the Class of 1939

Established in 1965 to provide scholarship support Class of 1940 Memorial Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1968 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin students with half of the income to a first year student intending to major in one of the sciences and half to a first year student intending Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarship to major in the arts

Established in 1944 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for Class of 1944 Fund descendants of the Class of 1944

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Established in 1997 on the occasion of the 50th

anniversary of the graduation the class of 1947 to The Class of 1947 Scholarship Fund was established by various donors on the provide scholarship support for Bowdoin occasion of the 50th anniversary of the graduation of the class. undergraduates with preference for disadvantaged Class of 1947 Scholarship students from urban and rural areas

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for Class of 1948 Memorial Scholarship descendants of the Class of 1948

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support Class of 1949 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1976 to provide scholarship support Class of 1950 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support Class of 1951 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1978 to provide scholarship support Class of 1952 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support Class of 1953 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1980 to provide scholarship support Class of 1954 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support Class of 1955 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1982 to provide scholarship support Class of 1956 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support Class of 1957 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Class of 1958 Scholarship descendants of the Class of 1958

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Class of 1959 Scholarship descendants of the Class of 1959

With an eye toward their coming 50th Reunion, Bruce Bockmann, Dick Morse and

Bob Smith, all of the Class of 1960, established the Class of 1960 Scholarship Fund to support Bowdoin undergraduates. Bob is a founder and partner of New England Capital Planners, a financial planning firm in Connecticut. His expertise in estate planning and wealth management has been helpful in his volunteer work with Bowdoin and with several other philanthropies that he has supported and advised. Bob met his wife Betsy while attending Bowdoin. They

have three children and eight grandchildren. Dick runs Boston Financial Management, Inc., an investment counseling firm that is successor to the firm he founded in 1975. Since his baseball-playing days at Bowdoin, Dick has remained deeply involved with the College and took a leadership role in providing state-of- the-art courts and facilities for the squash team. He has two sons, Michael and Richard, who both are accomplished skiers, and lives in Duxbury, Massachusetts

with his wife, Sheila. After graduating from Bowdoin, Bruce served in the Navy and then received a National Area Fellowship to attend Harvard Business School. He joined Morgan Stanley soon after business school, and became a general partner and managing director in 1975. His work frequently took him to Canada and Australia, where he met his wife, Maria. Bruce and Maria now live in Palm Beach, Florida. Bruce has three children, including one daughter, Jill, who graduated

from Bowdoin in 1989. Jill's husband, John Casertano also is a Bowdoin graduate Established in 2009 this fund shall be used in (Class of 1991). With Bruce, Dick and Bob's help, the Class of 1960 won both the support of scholarships to Bowdoin Class of 1916 Bowl and the Fund Director's Trophy. Class of 1960 Scholarship Fund undergraduates

Established in 1991 to provide scholarship support for first year Bowdoin undergraduates who have demonstrated academic proficiencies, with first preference to descendants of members of the Class of 1961, and second preference to students Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund from the State of Maine

C D F Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to The Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by William E. Chapman II, Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Class of 1963. Chapman boasts a long chronology of service to his alma mater over the decades as Trustee Emeritus, in service to the Class of 1963, as a past Alumni Club president, as a member of the Alumni Council, and in other capacities such as serving the National Campaign Committee, the Reunion Committee, and as a BASIC (Bowdoin Alumni Schools and Interviewing Committee) volunteer. Bill is currently president of Longboat Retirement Planning. In the prior 30-plus years he enjoyed a very successful career in insurance, primarily with CIGNA, where he was president and CEO of CIGNA Financial Partners, Inc., and later as executive vice president for marketing and product management for Kemper Financial Services, Inc.

Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. Class of 1965 Senior Center Scholarship Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Established in 2015 in support of general Class of 1966 Memorial Scholarship Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. The Class of 1967 Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Leslie A. Ferlazzo, a member of the class and a cum laude graduate. Les is Chairman and Chief

Executive Officer of the Woodstock Corporation in Boston, and a resident of Newburyport, Massachusetts. He is also the father of Joseph L. Ferlazzo ’88, and an active member of numerous civic and cultural organizations in the Boston area. Les hopes to inspire his classmates and others to support the College’s endowment Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support for financial aid. Class of 1967 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

In recognition of their 50th Reunion, the Class of 1968 established the fund in honor of Established in 2017 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates their classmate David G. Doughty Jr., for his effort in keeping the class connected and

Class of 1968 Scholarship Fund communicating, and in memory of deceased classmates.

Class of 1969 Scholarship in Memory of Established in 2018 in support of general

Deceased Classmates scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2019 in support of scholarships to Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2019 in support of scholarships to Class of 1971 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

The Class of 1978 Scholarship Fund was established by Scott B. Perper of the Class of 1978 and Anne Bullock Perper of the Class of 1980. Scott Perper is a managing partner

of First Union Capital Partners of Charlotte, North Carolina, and has served the College as a Trustee, an associate Class Agent and Special Gifts Chair for his class, and as a

BASIC representative. Anne Perper holds an M.B.A. degree from the Wharton School of Business and is the founder of a consulting business. She has also served the College as a BASIC representative. In 2018 the fund’s name was changed to honor a Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support beloved classmate, the late Iris Davis. Iris W. Davis Class of 1978 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund was established by Anne Bullock Perper of Charlotte, North Carolina, a member of the Class of 1980. Ms. Perper earned an M.B.A. degree in 1987 from the Wharton School of Business at the University of

Pennsylvania, and is providing strategic business advice for both corporate and not-

for-profit clients.

Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates. Established in 2015 in support of scholarships to Class of 2006 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. Established by Mrs. Dorothy A. Claverie of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, in memory and honor of her husband, James F. Claverie, Established in 1967 to provide scholarship support of the Class of 1910 for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for James F. Claverie Memorial Scholarship descendants of Mr. Claverie, Class of 1910, and Fund then to students of character and motivation

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The Clifford Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by J. Christopher

"Chris" Clifford and his wife Keena, parents of John C. Clifford of the Class of 2004. John graduated with a major in government and minor in archaeology, and was a numeral winner in football and letter winner in baseball while at Bowdoin. His parents, Chris and Keena, served on the Parents Executive Committee. Chris Clifford is a founder and managing director of Berkshire Partners, a Boston-based venture

capital firm. He is a member of the Board of Trustees at Colgate University and has

served as chairman of the Board of Trustees at the Belmont Hill School where John graduated. Keena, a Wheelock College graduate, has worked as a nursery school Established in 2005 to provide financial assistance teacher. Clifford Family Scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to

students from the Lewiston-Auburn area of Maine, second preference to students from anywhere in Ann Malloy Clifford Scholarship Fund Maine, and third preference to students from rural New England.

The Nathan Clifford Scholarship Fund was established in 1975 by Roger Howell, Jr., of the Class of 1958, a descendant of the honoree. In 1860, Nathan Clifford received an honorary degree from the College for his service to the state and federal governments. He was a Member of the State of Maine Legislature (1831-

34, Speaker '33-'34), Maine Attorney General (1834-38), Member of the U.S.

Congress (1839-1943), U.S. Attorney General (1846-48), U.S. Minister to Mexico, and Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1858-81). Roger Howell '58 was President of Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support the College from 1969-78. Nathan Clifford Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Cline Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 to provide financial assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1966 by Mrs. Alice M. Coffin of Hamilton, Established in 1966 to provide scholarship support Massachusetts, in memory and honor of her husband, Philip 0. Coffin of Philip O. and Alice Meyer Coffin for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for the Class of 1903. Scholarship Fund Brunswick High School graduates

Established in 2012 with preference to students Established by Mark W. Coffin, a member of the Class of 1981 and in honor of his son not involved with varsity athletics and with first Zachary M. Coffin, a member of the Class of 2009. geographic preference to graduates of Morse High School, with secondary preference to students Coffin Family Scholarship Fund from Maine.

David M. Cohen '64 and Janis B. Established in 2011 with preference given to Cohen students from Maine Scholarship Fund

C D F Established by David L. Cole of the Class of 1961, in honor of his Clarence L. Cole and David L. Cole Established in 1980 to provide scholarship support father, Clarence L. Cole of the Class of 1927 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Established in 2012 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin College Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

The Common Good Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by the Davich family of Randolph, New Jersey. Barbara and Mitchell Davich are the parents of Arlyn and Eric Davich, members of the Classes of 2003 and 2006 respectively. Arlyn served as the co-captain of the women's tennis team and majored in music. Eric played jazz

guitar and was a member of two campus jazz groups as well as a few student bands. Mitchell and Barbara Davich are longstanding volunteers and served as

chairs of Bowdoin's Parents Executive Committee. Income from the fund will provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates who are majoring in humanities with a preference towards music, "who embody the core values of Established in 2002 to provide scholarships ethics, generosity, empathy, kindness and character, and who selflessly and

support to Bowdoin undergraduates who are enthusiastically use these qualities to aid and inspire the best in others for the majoring in humanities with a preference towards common good of the College and fellow students. Rather than directing individual music, and whose personal qualities aid and accomplishment toward oneself, the recipient of the Scholarship would be a Common Good Scholarship Fund inspire the best in others for the common good of student who has distinguished him/herself by helping others within Bowdoin to Established by the Davich Family the College and fellow students succeed."

Ramona M. Pugsley Comrie Scholarship Established in 2015 with income used for Fund scholarship purposes. Established in 1955 to provide scholarship support Connecticut Alumni Scholarship (Bowdoin for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Club of Connecticut) Connecticut residents Established in 1963 to provide scholarship support Established by Gifts of friends, associates and members of the family for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for of Carleton S. Connor, of the Class of 1936 Carleton S. Connor Memorial Scholarship Connecticut residents

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The James D. and Marianne E. Cook Scholarship Fund was established by Jim Cook,

Class of '55, and his wife, Marianne, as a way to mark the celebration of his 50th

reunion. Jim prepared for Bowdoin at Reading High School in Massachusetts. After graduating cum laude from Bowdoin, he served in the Army and then worked with Proctor & Gamble for a short time before joining Concord Litho Company, Inc., an offset printing business that specializes in direct mail, line finished packages, greeting cards, and large format sheet printing. The Cooks established

this scholarship fund as a way of saying thank you for the happiness and success

they have felt in their lives, due in large part to their relationship with Bowdoin. Jim and Marianne have six children, two of whom attended Bowdoin, Peter '89 and Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support Andrea '93. The Cooks live in Concord, New Hampshire, and have a second home James D. and Marianne E. Cook to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to in Freeport, Maine. Since both states are important to them, this fund will provide Scholarship Fund students from Maine or New Hampshire. financial assistance to students from Maine of New Hampshire.

Established in 2011 with preference to students whose major is Environmental Studies and a The Chester W. Cooke III Student second preference for those living in Quinby Research Fund House. This is an endowment fund established at Bowdoin College in 1986 in honor and memory of Edmund L. Coombs of the Bowdoin Class of 1942, who died in February of 1984. Made possible through the gifts of Walter E. Bartlett of the Class of 1953 and other alumni and Edmund L. and Shirley Dickson Coombs Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support friends. Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Stuart '53 and Doree Cooper Scholarship Established in 2015 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

John Cooper-Mullin '75 History Established in 2013 with preference to a student Scholarship Fund majoring in History.

Gift of Melvin Thomas Copeland of Annisquam, Massachusetts, of the Established in 1955 to provide scholarship support Class of 1906, in memory of his wife for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Else H. Copeland Scholarship Fund students demonstrating leadership qualities

Established in 1960 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Manton Copeland Scholarship junior and senior biology students

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Established in 2013 in support of general Nels Corey ’39 was a legendary athlete and coach. He returned to Bowdoin in 1955, where he became head hockey coach (1957), head football coach (1959), and the first collegiate scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates, lacrosse coach in the State of Maine (1959). consistent with College policies governing financial Nels Corey Scholarship Fund assistance to its students.

Established in 2012 with preference to female students from New York City or another

metropolitan area who have benefitted from the services of the Children's Aid Society or an organization with a similar mission, or to female students whose parent(s) or guardian(s) have Corey-Davies Scholarship Fund served in the United States Armed Forces.

Kenneth L. Cornick, Class of 1994, holds a deep belief that education can empower the individual and strengthen society. He established the Cornick Scholarship Fund to provide financial assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to students who have demonstrated success in the face of significant challenges or hardships. This includes students who are the first generation in their families to

attend college or whose family means are in the lower third of students who receive aid at the College. Ken's aim is to provide assistance and recognition for those individuals who have overcome hardships and yet have accomplished much Established in 2007 to support Bowdoin and reveal great promise. A magna cum laude graduate of Bowdoin, Ken is one of undergraduates who demonstrate success in the the founding partners of Arience Capital Management. He resides with his wife, Eva, Cornick Scholarship face of significant challenges or hardships and daughter, Clara, in New York City. Sanford B. and Elizabeth N. Cousins Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, preferably for the Cotton Family Scholarship Fund entirety of the recipients' four years at the College

The Cowen Family Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 by Philip and Gloria Cowen of New York and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Parents of Andrew '92 and Ellen '96, the Cowens have been active in Bowdoin affairs for many years, beginning with their appointment as co-chairs of the 1990-91 Parents Executive Committee. Phil Cowen was elected to the Board of Overseers/Trustees in 1993, and has also

served on the New Century Campaign Steering Committee, the Trustee Subcommittee on Planned Giving, the Committee on the Future, and as chairman Established in 1999 with preference to students of the Financial Planning Committee. The Cowen Family Scholarship Fund interested in the sciences, economics, or finance. Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support Cowles Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Bion Cram, Class of 1937, worked rigorously to obtain a Bowdoin

education. He was a recipient of the Charles Potter Kling Scholarship, which stipulated that the recipient be a descendant of Revolutionary War or

colonial ancestors. Bion put in a significant amount of effort to hire a genealogist to verify his ancestry. He also worked two jobs (one as an

assistant to the Department of Economics) to pay for his tuition. An economics major with a French and Italian minor, Bion went on to pursue

a fruitful career as vice president and manager of sales at Shearson Loeb Rhoades. To give back to the school that gave him so much, in 2003 he Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support to established the Bion R. Cram Scholarship Fund. Bion R. Cram Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to students from Kennedy Crane, Jr. Scholarship Maine

Established in 1984 to honor the many members of the Cross family who have contributed to the life and spirit of the College, and to provide scholarship support to Cross Family Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2011 with preference to those students from the Worcester, Massachusetts, and/or Sun Valley, Crowley Family Scholarship Fund Idaho, areas.

A bequest of Ruth B. Norton of Green Village, New Jersey, widow of

Donald C. Norton of the Class of 1928, has established the Charles H. Cunningham, M.D., Scholarship to honor Mrs. Norton's father, a member of the Class of 1906 and a graduate of the Maine Medical Charles H. Cunningham, M.D., Scholarship Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support for School at Bowdoin in 1909. From 1910 until his death in 1937, Dr. Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Cunningham practiced medicine in Auburn.

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support for Established by John D. Davis, of the Class of 1952, of Northampton, Curtis Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Massachusetts, in memory of his mother, Betsy Curtis Davis; her father (and his grandfather), Albert James Curtis of the Class of 1870; and his great uncles, Isaac Sanford Curtis of the Class of 1867 and John Briry Curtis of the Class of 1879

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The Harold O. Curtis Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Therna S. Curtis and her five children in memory of the donors’ husband and father, Harold

O. Curtis, a member of the Class of 1945 and Theta Delta Chi fraternity. Harold Curtis left Bowdoin to serve as a meteorologist in the U. S. Army Air Forces during

World War II, attaining the rank of first lieutenant. After he and Therna wed following the war, they returned to campus so that Harold could complete his Bowdoin degree. While they lived in Brunswick, Therna Curtis taught at a local elementary school and enjoyed getting to know many of her husband’s classmates.

("Those were memorable years!") Harold later earned a master’s degree and doctorate from Harvard University. Harold Curtis’s career included teaching

physics at Hamilton College in New York; attaining the rank of chief scientist at the National Space Surveillance Control Center at Hanscom Field and presiding over a consulting firm in Bedford, Massachusetts; leading a research and development Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support group on space vehicles at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory; then managing space systems

to Bowdoin undergraduates, firstly for those research and development with RCA-Astro in Princeton until his retirement in pursuing a major course of study in Physics with 1989. plans for graduate study in Physics, and secondly Harold O. Curtis Memorial Scholarship for those pursuing a major course of study in Fund another field of natural science Established by former students in his government classes, members of his family, and other friends in honor and memory of Athern P. Daggett Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support of the Class of 1925 for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Athern P. Daggett Memorial Scholarship students pursuing majors in Government

Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Lawrence Dana Memorial Scholarship Juniors and Seniors pursuing the study of law

Established by Luther Dana, of the Class of 1903, late of Westbrook, Established in 1967 to provide scholarship support Maine in memory of his late wife, Mary Decrow Dana. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Mary Decrow Dana Scholarship Fund incoming first year students

Established in 1956 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Maine residents preparing for careers in medicine Dr. Murray Snell Danforth Scholarship or related fields

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David Dankens '81 created the David G. Dankens Scholarship Fund to support Bowdoin students from Massachusetts public schools. His hope is that students, via Established in 2009 in support of scholarships to this scholarship, will be somewhat less burdened by the cost of higher education. Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to David, his wife Anne-Sophie and their three children live in Belmont, MA. David G. Dankens Scholarship Fund students from Massachusetts

Established in 1992 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Euan G. Davis Scholarship Fund students with a significant interest in Asian Studies

A longtime class agent and a great friend of the College, Robert de Sherbinin, Class of 1945, touched many lives during his time spent at Bowdoin. One of those individuals was Sheldon M. Stone, Class of 1974, who established the Robert I. de

Sherbinin Scholarship Fund in his honor and memory to provide financial assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates. It was Robert who interviewed Sheldon during the admissions process and greatly influenced his decision to attend Bowdoin. Although the two kept in touch over the years, that interview was the only time they met in person. Sheldon remembers Robert as being passionate about the College as well as quite perceptive—Robert knew Bowdoin would be the right place for Sheldon

and helped him arrange a campus visit. Sheldon took him up on the challenge, graduated with a degree in government, and went on to earn an M.B.A. from Columbia University in 1978. Sheldon is a Bowdoin trustee emeritus and has served on the College's Investment Committee. Sheldon is a principal with Oaktree Capital Established in 2007 in support of scholarship to Management. He and wife Cindy have two children and live in Los Angeles. Robert I. de Sherbinin Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates Marian Dearing in memory of her husband, a member of the Class of 1938. Robert Dearing, who died in 1998, was a member of the Chi Psi fraternity. His career with

Thompson Wire Company/Thompson Steel Company in both Massachusetts and Illinois led to his becoming executive vice president in 1965. Robert later bought the firm and became its president. He and Marian retired to New London, New Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support Hampshire, in 1980. Robert R. Dearing Memorial Scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Fund male United States citizens

Established in 1970 to provide scholarship support Noel W. Deering & James L. Deering for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship a single, male worthy Yankee resident of Maine Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Established by Robert D. Delaney, a member of the Class of 155, a parent of a member Delaney Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates. of a class of 1983, and a grandparent of a member of the Class of 2020.

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Established in 1971 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Delta Psi of Sigma Nu Scholarship descendants of Sigma Nu alumni

Delta Sigma Corporation established the Delta Sigma/Delta Upsilon Scholarship Fund Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support in 1997 to provide scholarship support with a preference for students of outstanding Delta Sigma/Delta Upsilon Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for artistic achievement. Delta Upsilon was founded in 1834 and a chapter was Fund students with outstanding artistic ability established at Bowdoin in 1857. In the 1945-46 year, it became the first fraternity at Bowdoin to pledge an African-American student. The name was changed to Delta Sigma in 1951 when the local chapter rejected the restrictive membership policies of the national fraternity at the time.

The Robert D. Demont, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established by Robert Deane Demont, Jr. of the Class of 1977 to provide scholarship aid, with a preference for students from the State of Maine. Mr. Demont is president of Demont & Associates,

a consulting firm for fundraising located in Portland, Maine.

Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Robert D. Demont, Jr. Scholarship Fund students from Maine

Paul W. ’75 and Diana C. Dennett Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Morris A. Densmore Scholarship Fund was established by the Weingart Foundation of Los Angeles, in memory of its former president and chief operating officer, Morris A. Densmore of the Class of 1946. Earlier in his career, Mr. Densmore held positions of vice president and executive vice-president at the

Union Bank in Los Angeles; the Old Kent Bank and Trust in Grand Rapids, Michigan; and the First National Bank of Portland, Maine. He was also the chairman of the board of Current Income Shares, Inc. He was a member of the Maine Governor's Economic Advisory Board and the Committee on Foreign Relations. In World War II, Morris served with the U.S. Navy in the Pacific and was later a lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve. He attended Boston University School of Law, and also received an M.B.A. from the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. Morris was a member of the Bowdoin Alumni Council and chairman of the 1965-66 Bowdoin Alumni Fund. He died in 1999. The Weingart Foundation supports education and social services. Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Morris A. Densmore Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support Established by Leon A. Dickson, M.D. '35, David W. D. Dickson '41, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for minority Hon. '74, and Lois Dickson Rice, Hon. '84 as a memorial to students from Maine or other deserving Maine residents their parents. Mary M. and David A. Dickson Scholarship

Harold L. & Marian H. Dinsmore Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2019 with preference for minority or The Louis Berry Dodson ’42 and Kimberly multicultural students who enhance diversity on campus Foster Price ’81 Scholarship Fund

James L. and Harriet I. Doherty Established in 1931 to provide scholarship support for Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates

Stanley F. and Valrosa V. Dole Scholarship Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students Robert S. Doughty Scholarship Fund from the State of Maine

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The Paul H. Douglas Scholarship Fund was established by D. Ellen Shuman, a member of the Class of 1976 and a Trustee Emerita of the College; Paul W.

Douglas, son of Paul H. Douglas; other members of the Douglas family; and members of the staff of the late Senator Douglas. The fund is named in honor of Paul H. Douglas, a member of the Class of 1913, one of Bowdoin's most

distinguished alumni, winner of the Bowdoin Prize in 1938, and recipient of an

honorary degree in 1951. Ellen's father, Howard Shuman, worked for Senator Douglas, who served as U.S. Senator from Illinois from 1948 to 1966. Douglas was

also an inspiration for Ellen to attend Bowdoin. The vision and integrity of Senator Douglas characterized his public service, which included his role as an early voice for civil rights. Senator Douglas is best remembered for his significant role in the

Established in 2006, the Fund will support passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, Medicare Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to and Medicaid, the Truth-in- Lending Act of 1968, and the creation of the Indiana students from Maine or Illinois who are Dunes National Lakeshore. Paul H. Douglas Scholarship committed to serving the Common Good.

The Frank J. Doyle Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by the family, friends, and classmates of Frank Doyle, a beloved son of Bowdoin and a member of the Class of 1985. Frank Doyle died in the September 11, 2001, terrorist

attack on the World Trade Center, where he was executive vice president of the board and head of equity trading with the investment firm of Keefe Bruyette & Woods. Doyle held a master’s degree in business administration from the Stern School of Business at New York University. He met his wife, Kimmy Chedel, on a Bowdoin/Middlebury alumni cruise in New York Harbor in August 1989. It was “love at first sight” after Kimmy found a nametag stuck to her shoe and said, “Who is

Frank Doyle?” These parents of two young children completed their first triathlon together the month before Frank died. Doyle, a former polar bear ice hockey star whose family roots are near Montreal, came to Bowdoin from Michigan. In recent years, he served as associate class agent and member of the special gifts and The Frank J. Doyle Memorial Scholarship Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support reunion committees for his class. Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

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Peter F. Drake, a trustee emeritus of the College and a member of the Class of 1976. Peter received his Ph.D. in biochemistry and neurobiology from Bryn Mawr College in 1980. From 1980 to 1983 he served as senior research associate in the Department of Developmental Genetics and Anatomy at Case Western Reserve University School of medicine. He then earned a

certificate in business administration from the Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania, and quickly rose to vice president at Kidder Peabody from 1988 to 1999 he was co-founder, board member, and executive vice president of the biotechnology investment firm of Vector Securities International. Peter Drake is Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin currently managing director of Mayflower Partners in Lake Forest, Drake Family Scholarship Fund undergraduates Illinois. He has served the College on reunion committees, as a member of BASIC, and as a trustee from 1992 to 2003. Peter has four sons, one of whom is a member of the Class of 2008.

Established in 1966 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, preferably for residents of Cumberland County, Joseph B. and Katharine Randall Maine or New England Drummond Scholarship

Established in 1996 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to women majoring in Ainslie H. Drummond, Jr. & Anne Codling mathematics and men and women majoring in one or more of Drummond Scholarship the sciences.

Established by bequest of J. Houghton McLellan, Jr. of the Class of Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin 1920. Emma McLellan Duncan Scholarship undergraduates

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Leo J. Dunn III '75 and Elizabeth Alden established the Leo J. Dunn, Jr. '47 Leo J. Dunn Jr. '47 Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Scholarship Fund in honor of Leo's father. Leo '47, who was the President of his Bowdoin class, majored in mathematics and physics, earned a M.S in business and engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and retired as director of operations at Harvard University. Leo '75 majored in government and history, graduating cum laude, and went on to earn a J.D. at Suffolk University Law School. He is now a partner with the law firm of Crowe & Dunn in Boston. He has served Bowdoin in many capacities, including class agent, fund director, chair of his 30th Reunion Committee, and member of the Trustee Nomination Committee of the Alumni Council. He is currently a member of the Selection Committee for the Athletic Hall of Honor and continues to serve as his class agent. Betsy earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy at Trinity College and a M.B.A. at Babson College. She is general manager of Amphenol Alden Products Company. They have three children, one of whom, their son Will, is a member of the Class of 2010.

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin The John D. Dupuis Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in John D. Dupuis Memorial Scholarship undergraduates honor and memory of a member of the Class of 1929 by his wife, Eileen, and their children, C. Thomas Dupuis and Jeanne Dupuis Reed. John D. Dupuis '29 was a lifelong dedicated alumnus of the College who truly valued his Bowdoin education and deeply admired his alma mater. He went on to earn a graduate degree from Harvard University, then pursued a successful banking career in New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. He enjoyed hunting and fishing in the woods and lakes of Maine throughout his life.

Established in 2012 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates Randall M. Ebner '77 and Ricki Ebner Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 to support Bowdoin undergraduates who have shown an interest in and some Charles and Gladys Edgecomb Memorial knowledge of cultures which characterize well educated persons Scholarship Fund

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Established in 1965 to provide scholarship Robert Seaver Edwards Scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Robert H. Edwards Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by the Board of Trustees, and by alumni and friends of the College in honor of Robert H. Edwards

H'01, thirteenth president of the College, on the occasion of his retirement and in recognition of his leadership of the College from 1990 to 2001. During his tenure, the College modernized much of its physical plant, expanded its faculty, student body and curriculum, and established a new residential life system. Bob Edwards

earned degrees from Princeton University, Cambridge University, and Harvard University, and was admitted to the Federal Bar in 1961. His career began under

the Queen's Commissioner in the Bechuanaland Protectorate, where he aided politicians in preparing their country for independence as the nation of Botswana. He then went on to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of United Nations Affairs for several years before joining the Ford Foundation. He served as representative in

Pakistan, and as head of the Foundation's Middle East and Africa Office. In 1977 he was appointed president of Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where he

remained for most of a decade. In 1986 he joined the Secretariat of His Highness the Aga Khan, where he supervised health and educational programs in South Asia and East Africa and served on the Board of the Aga Khan University in Karachi.

Established by the Board of Trustees in 2001 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin Robert H. Edwards Scholarship Fund undergraduates

Virginia N. and Gilbert M. Elliott, Jr. Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Bartley H. Emerson Scholarship Fund was created by Jeff Douglas Emerson of the Class of 1970 in honor of his late father. Jeff Emerson served as Chief Executive Officer of NYLCare Health Plans of the Mid-Atlantic, Inc., an HMO

serving the Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Virginia area. A religion major at Saralea K. and Bartley H. Emerson Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support Bowdoin, Emerson earned a master's degree in technology of management at Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates American University. He was active on his 25th Bowdoin reunion committee, assisted with the Baltimore/Washington regional effort for The New Century Campaign, and is a Trustee of the College.

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The Christopher T. Emmet Scholarship Fund was established through a gift of Christopher T. Emmet of the Class of 1965 and will provide scholarship assistance with a preference to those undergraduates from the State of Maine. Mr. Emmet is president and chief executive officer of Emmet and Co., Inc. of Far Hills, New

Jersey, a firm specializing in municipal bond investments. Following his graduation from Bowdoin, he earned an M.B.A. degree from Cornell University in 1967 and

accepted a position in First Boston Corporation's municipal bond department in Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support New York, reaching the position of vice president in 1972. He left First Boston in for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for 1985 to found Emmet and Co., Inc. He has served Bowdoin as an associate class Christopher T. Emmet Scholarship Fund Maine residents agent for the Class of 1965.

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students who have overcome adversity and/or experienced limitations from childhood trauma or Emmy Scholarship Fund an accident Dr. Angelo Eraklis received an honorary degree in 1994 from Bowdoin and this Established in 2014 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. Without was the award citation: ANGELO JOHN ERAKLIS, son of Greek immigrants to Angelo J. Eraklis M.D. '54, P'94, H'94 limiting the foregoing, preference will be given to Portland, Maine, your work has given fresh meaning to the phase, to serve the "common good." Your undergraduate years at Bowdoin were followed by a Scholarship Fund students from Maine. distinguished and creative career as a pediatric surgeon. At mid-life you moved beyond your specialty in taking steps to bring advanced health care to patients with no opportunities in their own countries. Health Care International, which you founded with your colleague, Raphael Levey, may provide a model for bringing together the best of medical technology and health care management to serve people in need from Southern Europe, Northern Africa, and the Middle East. This bold initiative includes a large hospital in Scotland linked by modern communications to clinics in several countries, including Greece, Egypt, and the Czech Republic. Very soon a child with a defective heart living in a remote village in the Middle East will have access to the finest medical care in the world. In addition, this program may provide a model for all of us by linking the technical advances of American health care to lower costs common in the state-managed systems of Western Europe.

Established in 2015 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to graduates of The Roxbury Latin Evans Family Scholarship Fund School.

The annual income of the Fund shall be used in Harold H. and Florence L. Everett support of scholarships to Bowdoin Scholarship undergraduates Established by Mrs. Helen Bacon Fagone of Portland, Maine, and Established in 1969 to provide scholarship support friends, in memory of Dr. Francis A. Fagone of the Class of 1922.

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Portland or Deering High Schools in Portland, Maine who intend to pursue medicine or Fagone Scholarship Fund a natural science field of study

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Farquharson Family Scholarship from Maine Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students interested in stewardship of the outdoors; including but not limited to forestry, Stephen A. Fay Memorial Scholarship chemistry or marine biology

Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Sidney D. Fay Memorial Scholarship students majoring in mathematics or psychology

The Donald C. Ferro Scholarship Fund was established by Donald C. Ferro, a member of the Class of 1968. Mr. Ferro holds an M.B.A. degree from the University of Rochester (1971). He currently lives in Virginia and is a financial manager for Mobil Corporation. In Bowdoin affairs, Mr. Ferro has served as 1968's class president, chair of the 25th Reunion Planning Committee, and as a member of

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support the Alumni Council from 1993 to 1998. Mr. Ferro's daughter, Amy E. Ferro, is a for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for member of the Class of 1996. In awarding the Ferro Scholarship, preference will be students who attended public secondary given to students who attended public secondary institutions in states west of the Donald C. Ferro Scholarship Fund institutions in states west of the Mississippi River Mississippi River.

The Fertig Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by Nancy Gustafson Fertig in support of Bowdoin undergraduates. Nancy graduated from the College with distinction, magna cum laude, in 1978, with majors in economics and mathematics. She was a Sarah and James Bowdoin Scholar and a winner of the

Stanley Plummer Prize. Nancy is a lover of books and among other pursuits is

active with her local public library in Greenwich, Connecticut. By establishing this fund, she aims to help generations of students know the same joys of scholarship Established in 2006, the annual income of the and friendship that she experienced at Bowdoin, and to recognize, with gratitude, Fertig Family Scholarship Fund Fund shall support Bowdoin undergraduates. the financial assistance that made her experience possible.

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Finnegan Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1990 to support Bowdoin Joseph L. and Margaret W. Fisher undergraduates with preference to those from the Scholarship Commonwealth of Virginia

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The Fishman Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Edward M. Fishman, a member of the Class of 1968. Mr. Fishman is a graduate of Roxbury Latin School in West Roxbury, Massachusetts. During his years at Bowdoin he distinguished himself in soccer and participated in inter-fraternity athletics. He was on the staff of the Bugle and the Orient and was a member of the inter-fraternity debate team. Since Bowdoin and his graduation from Columbia Law School, he has spent his

professional career practicing law in Dallas, Texas. He has continued his interest in

athletics by competing in triathlons and duathlons across the country. He has been a loyal and active Bowdoin alumnus, serving for many years as the president of the Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support Dallas Alumni Club. Fishman Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Ray L. Fite was born July 17, 1896 on a small farm in West Grove, Chester Co., Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support Pennsylvania, the youngest of nine siblings. He graduated Kennet Square, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference Pennsylvania High School in 1914, Class President and number one in the class and the given to academically talented students of high first one in his family to finish high school. After working several years mapping right character with leadership potential from the of ways for AT&T overhead wires in Pennsylvania and Delaware, World War I broke Ray L. and Elizabeth S. Fite Memorial Delaware Valley of Southern New Jersey and out and he enlisted in the U.S. Army Tank Corps. He was assigned to Camp Colt, Scholarship Eastern Pennsylvania Gettysburg, PA, under the command of a young recent West Point graduate, Major Dwight D. Eisenhower. He was honorably discharged as a 1st Lieutenant upon the conclusion of the war. There was no G.I. Bill for WWI veterans. He worked his way through Bowdoin College and Rutgers University coaching freshman athletics and received a teaching certificate. He taught Physical Education and coached at Cape May, NJ High School where he met and married Elizabeth Stevens in 1924. He then became Director of Physical Education and Athletics at Ocean City, NJ High School for 25 years.

In 1929, the heart of the great depression, Mr. and Mrs. Fite took on the added responsibility of acquiring and financing and operating the dilapidated, 100 room Colonial Hotel in Cape May, New Jersey. Ray Fite also worked as a college football official to keep the family afloat and pay off the hotel purchase.

Ray Fite, in addition to his successful accomplishment, was president of the New Jersey State Hotel/Motel Association; co-founder and early president of the Chamber of Commerce and local Hotel/Motel Association. He was an active charter member of the Rotary Club and member of the Philadelphia Union League. He was an eternal optimist who believed a business is only as good as the human spirit that animates.

Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates who are first year James R. Flaker Memorial Scholarship males, preferably from Cumberland County

Established in 1982 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates who are juniors or James C. Flint Memorial Scholarship seniors

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The Foot Soldier of Bowdoin Award and Scholarship Fund was established by the David Z. Webster of the Class of 1957 to honor annually the unsung (but vital) contributions made by a Bowdoin alumni/ae volunteer who best exemplifies the role of a "foot soldier" for Bowdoin in that year. Each year the Awards

Committee, consisting of the Alumni Council and appropriate staff of the College, will select the recipient for the Foot Soldier of Bowdoin Award among alumni/ae volunteers serving the Alumni Fund, Planned Giving, BASIC, the Alumni Council, Alumni Clubs, Capital Gifts campaigns or any other alumni-

driven Bowdoin program. Mr. Webster retired in 1998 and was the executive

vice president of AON Risk Services of Boston, Massachusetts. He served on the Campaign Steering Committee for The New Century Campaign for Bowdoin, as a volunteer for the 175th Campaign and The Campaign for Bowdoin, BASIC

representative, Alumni Fund Director, Chair of the 1994-95 Alumni Fund, Class

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Agent for 1957, Planned Giving Class Agent, and officer for the Bowdoin Clubs Foot Soldier of Bowdoin Award and for Bowdoin undergraduates while also honoring of Washington, D.C., and Boston. In the fall of 1998, he received the Alumni Scholarship Fund an unsung alumna/us of the College each year Service Award in recognition of his outstanding service to Bowdoin. Mr. Webster passed away in 2014 and is survived by his wife, Janie Webster.

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates who are handicapped or disabled, or who are interested in working with the handicapped, or who have a Forsberg Family Scholarship Fund handicapped parent or sibling

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Virginia C. and Hallett P. Foster descendants of the Class of 1933 or residents of Scholarship Kennebec County, Maine

Richard D. Foulkes, Jr. Memorial Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Foundation for the Greatest Good Established in 2019in support of scholarships to Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 2014 with preference to graduates of Aspire Public Schools, Democracy Prep Public

Schools, Green Dot Public Schools, Knowledge is Power Program (commonly known as KIPP) schools or graduates of similar charter school The Foundation for Maryland's Future networks focused on underserved inner city Scholarship Fund neighborhoods in the United States.

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support Robert S. Frank, Jr. Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1976 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference given to lineal descendants of Anthony A. and John D. and Mary Thomas Frates Mary Hayes Frates or Fred A. and Harriett Beaulieu Scholarship Thomas Established by Stanley R. Freilich, father, members of their family Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support and friends in honor and loving memory of Katherine A. Freilich, of for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference the Class of 1986, and her younger sister Jennifer Freilich. given to those students who are partially financing Kathy and Jenny Freilich Memorial their own education and who are majoring in Scholarship Fund economics

The French Family Scholarship Fund was established in early 2005 by Herbert S.

French, Jr. Class of 1946. Lending scholarship assistance to students is something

Herb has long been dedicated to, as he was also a primary contributor in the establishment of the Henry O. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund in 1981 in memory of friend Henry '45. Herb's commitment to Bowdoin has been proven over the years through his volunteer service as well. Not only has the College been the fortunate recipient of his multitude of efforts (Overseer, 1976-88; Chair, Alumni

Fund, 1974-75. Alumni Fund Director, 1971-75; Chair, Bicentennial Music

Subcommittee, 1994 and Member, Bicentennial Chorus, 1994 – to name just a few), the leadership that Herb has taken on in each of his commitments has made the greatest impact. For his outstanding loyalty to Bowdoin, Herb French was selected as the 2006 recipient of the Alumni Service Award. The award honors a record of service rather than a single act or achievement and is the highest honor Established in 2005 to provide scholarship support given by the Alumni Council. French Family Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates.

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in 2005 by Herbert S. French '46 and his wife, Marian, in loving memory of their son. Tom, Bowdoin Class of 1983, who graduated Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude, and was named a James Bowdoin Scholar in recognition of his outstanding academic achievements. After Bowdoin, Tom studied at the

University of Massachusetts Medical School and later at the Medical College of Richmond. He practiced plastic surgery and was an assistant professor at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester. Tom enjoyed skiing, sailing, swimming and diving, and was enthusiastic about music, playing the piano and

performing light opera in his local community. Most of all, Tom loved his wife

Jacqueline Stiles French, and their daughter Lauren. During his years battling Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to Thomas Simpson French MD Memorial Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference to ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), Tom wrote a chapter, "Mind Games," in the book Scholarship Fund those in premedical studies Who's Right (Whose Right?): Seeking Answers and Dignity in the Debate Over the Right to Die. This memorial scholarship supports Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference to those in premedical studies.

Established in 2014 in support of general Friedman Family Scholarship Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

The Alfred H. Fuchs Scholarship Fund was established by an anonymous donor to honor Alfred H. Fuchs of the Psychology Department for his 36 years of service to

the College--as a professor in the Psychology Department, as department chair from 1965-1975, and as Dean of the Faculty from 1975 to 1991. For his skill in teaching and research, his encouragement of his colleagues, and the high regard Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support with which he is held by the Bowdoin family, he received the 28th Alumni Award for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference for Faculty and Staff in 1990. He retired on July 1, 1998. Alfred H. Fuchs Scholarship Fund for students majoring in psychology

The Fudge Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Richard Fudge, a member of the Class of 1972, and his wife Ann. The Fudges have two grown

children and have long supported educational institutions. The appointment of Rich Fudge’s classmate, Barry Mills, to the presidency of Bowdoin prompted them to create the fund as a way to show their support for his commitment to ethnic Established in 2002 to provide support for the and socioeconomic diversity on the Bowdoin campus.

recruitment, support and nurturing of talented students who contribute to diversity, as well as to the academic and extracurricular fabric of the The Fudge Family Scholarship Fund College

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Peter D. Fuller of the Class of 1959 and his daughter Karen L. Fuller of the Class of 1984 created the Peter '59 and Karen '84 Fuller Family Scholarship

Fund. Peter Fuller was an executive at Eastman Kodak Company for many years, serving as Director of National Accounts. He has served on the Alumni Council and as special gifts chair for the Class of 1959. Karen Fuller earned her M.B.A. at the University of Rochester in 1989 and was the manager for brand The Peter '59 and Karen '84 Fuller Family Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support for research at Dell Computer Corporation in Round Rock, Texas. She is currently Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Senior Director of Global Market Research at Home Away in Austin, Texas.

The Gans Family Scholarship was established by Walter G. Gans of the Class of 1957 and members of his family, including his sons and daughters-in-law, David Ian Gans of the Class of 1985, Anne Hupper Gans of the Class of 1987, Erik Anthony Gans of the Class of 1988, and Jennifer Slack Gans. The fund honors the memories of Harriet Gans and Erna Muller Gans, respectively the

late wife and mother of Walter G. Gans. Mr. Gans received a J.D. degree in 1961 and an LL.M. degree in 1967 from New York University. He retired as Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary for Siemens Corporation. He Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support to has served Bowdoin as a BASIC representative and chair, a member of the Gans Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates Alumni Council, a volunteer for The Campaign for Bowdoin, and member of the Class of 1957's Reunion Gift Committee. Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support to Paul “Pancho” E. Gardent, Jr. was a member of Bowdoin’s Class of ’39, a Paul E. Gardent, Jr. Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates devoted volunteer and a member of the Governing Boards. Paul R. Gauron, a member of the Class of 1969 and his daughter, Julianne Snow Gauron, a member of the Class of 2003. Created in 2009 in support of scholarships for Bowdoin

undergraduates, with preference to those from Maine or Coming to Bowdoin from Amesbury High School, Paul was the first member of his Massachusetts family to attend a four year college and graduated magna cum laude and as a member Gauron Family Scholarship Fund of Phi Beta Kappa. He was an economics major, participated in football and track, and was a member of Beta Theta Pi where he met many of his most enduring friends at Bowdoin. Paul went on to attend Harvard Law School which he found to be a compelling experience, if not on par with the enjoyment of Bowdoin College. After law h l h k f f fi bf li i C L

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The Gene Lil Scholarship Fund was established through the gift of an anonymous

Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support donor. The fund will provide scholarship assistance, with a primary preference to for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference students from Aroostook County and a secondary preference to students from the for students from Aroostook County and then State of Maine. Aroostook is the state's largest and northernmost county, and its Gene Lil Scholarship Fund elsewhere in Maine students often face financial obstacles in securing a Bowdoin education. Established in 1964 to provide scholarship support General Electric College Bowl Scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates

The William D. Geoghegan Scholarship Fund honors the more than 40 years of service to the College and the community of the late Professor of Religion Emeritus

William D. Geoghegan. The fund was established through the gifts of the Geoghegan family and friends. A member of the Bowdoin faculty since 1954, Dr. Geoghegan was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Yale University and held a Master of Divinity degree from Drew University and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. He was

one of the founders of the C.G. Jung Center in Brunswick, an organization established to explore the connections of analytical psychology, religion, and

society. Dr. Geoghegan served as faculty representative to the Board of Overseers Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support and in 1981 received the Alumni Award for Faculty and Staff. to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for William D. Geoghegan Scholarship Fund students from rural Maine majoring in Religion Established in 2014 in support of scholarships to GF Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to students from Brooklyn, New York.

Established in 2012 with preference to students from Alaska. If no students are available from Alaska, preference should extend to students from Gibbons Family Scholarship Fund the Pacific Northwest.

The Timothy C. Gibson Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by Steve and Joy Gibson of McLean, Virginia, and named for their son, Tim, a member of the Class of 2006, who majored in Asian studies with a minor in economics and was honored as a Sarah and James Bowdoin Scholar. Throughout Tim's college career, he was also

active with a number of community service programs, contributed to the Orient,

and was a member of the Asian Student Association. The fund will provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates and is intended to enable others Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to to experience the joys of learning and friendship that Tim encountered during his Timothy C. Gibson Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates. years at the College. Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Harvey Dow Gibson Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

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The Granville S. Gilpatrick Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Mrs. Evelyn Gilpatrick in honor of her late husband, a member of the Class of 1924. Granville was born on June 1, 1903 in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and was the son of Howard Gilpatrick, Class of 1896. After graduating from Bowdoin, he was employed by Paine & Webber; later called Paine, Webber Jackson and Curtis, and its successor and related companies. From 1942 until his retirement he ran the Woodstock

Corporation for the Paine family. In addition to serving as president of Woodstock Corporation, he served as treasurer of the Francis Ward Paine Foundation; as a trustee of the Sagamore Foundation; as director, Crown Cork and Seal; and in various capacities with several other corporations and foundations. Throughout his business career he was an active member of the Bowdoin Clubs in New York and Boston. While at Bowdoin, Gilpatrick was active in supporting sports, hockey,

football, track. An injury prevented his playing, but it did not stop him from serving as the manager of the teams. He was a member of Delta Upsilon. Upon his retirement in 1969, he built a home in Harpswell, Maine, where his widow still Granville S. Gilpatrick Memorial Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support resides. He died in August 1987. Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

The Global Studies Scholarship Fund was established by an anonymous donor. Income from the endowment will support scholarships to allow students of limited financial resources to participate in a study-away program approved by the College. Typically, students who elect to pursue their studies away from the campus do so during one or both semesters of their junior year at Bowdoin (nearly

Established in 1997 to encourage Bowdoin 60% of the junior class last year). Through direct experience, students have an undergraduates of limited financial resources to opportunity to see themselves and others in broader perspective and develop an participate in a study-away program approved by understanding of the issues, the interconnections, and the diversity of the global Global Studies Scholarship Fund the College community.

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The Robert H. Glover Memorial Scholarship Fund commemorates the life and spirit of Robert H. Glover of the Class of 1956 and was established through the gifts of family, alumni, and friends. The fund will provide scholarships for first-year

students from exceptionally constrained economic circumstances who would not

otherwise be able to attend Bowdoin, and preferably to a student from Maine. Mr. Glover won the Lucien Howe Prize at his graduation, awarded to the member of the senior class who demonstrated "the highest qualities of gentlemanly conduct and character." In tribute to Mr. Glover, the terms of the fund specify that the recipient should be "...a student who is well-rounded: strong academically,

athletically and with a demonstrated civic and/or social conscience." Following his

service to Bowdoin as assistant director of admissions from 1957-1961, Robert Glover pursued a career in higher education, receiving an M.A. degree from Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Harvard and a Ph.D. from Duke University. He held administrative positions at the to Bowdoin undergraduates who come from University of Massachusetts at Amherst, The College Entrance Examination Board, Robert H. Glover Memorial Scholarship exceptionally constrained economic the National Laboratory for Higher Education in Durham, North Carolina, the Fund circumstances, preferably from Maine University of Hartford, and the University of Alabama. Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support The Mark E. Goldberg ¹63 Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by the family and Mark E. Goldberg '63 Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to friends of the honoree, who died in 2000. Born in Lewiston, Maine, Mark Goldberg students from the State of Maine was a skilled and enthusiastic member of the debate teams of both Edward Little High School and Bowdoin College. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, he practiced law in Bucks County, Pennsylvania specializing in municipal law, wills and estates, and corporate law. He was a founding partner of the firm Groen, Laveson, Goldberg & Rubenstone. He was active in local politics, and was a member of the Council Rock School Board and the boards of Ohev Shalom Congregation and Bucks County Community College. In recent years, he was a planned giving agent for his class. Goldberg is survived by his wife, Lynne, and two children.

The Emma Jane and Bal Golden Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Balfour H. Golden, a member of the Class of 1944, in honor of his late wife and in

memory of their marriage of over 50 years. Mr. Golden is president of Ropes

Tremblay, Inc., an investment management firm in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Previously, he owned several restaurants and a catering business in and around New York City's Rockefeller Center and theater district, operating them from

Golden Food Services Corporation and Guardian Food Services Corporation, respectively. Early in his career, he was vice president of his father's food services

company. He is a graduate of Columbia University School of Business, and came to

Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support Bowdoin from Bangor, Maine. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Emma Jane and Bal Golden Scholarship students from Ridgewood, New Jersey or Bangor, Fund Maine Established in 2015 with 90% in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates; and 10%

in support of Bowdoin undergraduates majoring in the area of Coastal Studies, including marine biology, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, earth Robert S. Goodfriend '57 Scholarship and oceanographic science, and environmental Fund studies

C D F Eugene Bradley and Julia Gardner Gordon Established in 1985 to provide scholarship support Established in honor and memory of Eugene Bradley Gordon of the Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates Class of 1914 and his wife, Julia Gardner Gordon.

The Leonard, Burton and Paul Gottlieb Scholarship Fund was established by

Leonard Gottlieb of the Class of 1947 and Burton Gottlieb of the Class of 1951, and honors their brother, the late Paul Gottlieb of the Class of 1955. Leonard Gottlieb

was Professor and Chair of the Department of Pathology at the Boston University School of Medicine. For his distinguished contributions to medical research and education, he was awarded Bowdoin's Distinguished Educator Award in 1995. Burton Gottleib retired after a long and productive career in hospital management

and law enforcement, and lived in Auburn, Maine. Paul H. Gottlieb received Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support his Ph.D. in history and taught at Newton North High School (MA) from 1966 to Leonard, Burton and Paul Gottlieb for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for 1981 and at Newton South High School from 1981 until his death in 1989. Scholarship Fund students from Maine Established by: Gifts of family members and friends in memory of

William T. Graham, Jr. Memorial Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support William Theodore Graham, Jr. of the Class of 1951 Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Bowdoin parents Robin and Daniel Greenspun greatly value opportunities to help others change their lives through education. They established the Greenspun

Family Scholarship Fund to fully cover the tuition costs of a Bowdoin student for all four years, so that financial need would be completely alleviated. The establishment of this fund also reflects the family's strong belief in the importance of diversity, both in the classroom and beyond. Daughter Moira, Class of 2006, cherished her Bowdoin experience as a visual arts and art history double major and Italian minor. Her parents saw particular value in the wealth of opportunities

Moira found to interact with students of different backgrounds. The

scholarship ensures that future students will continue to experience socioeconomic diversity during their college years. In addition to establishing this fund, Robin and Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to Daniel have been instrumental in initiating important cultural events at Bowdoin, Greenspun Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates including bringing Julian Schnabel, a highly regarded artist, to campus in April 2006.

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The Edward and Roselyn Grossman Scholarship Fund was established by Peter H. Grossman of the Class of 1963 in honor of his father, Edward Grossman, and his mother, Roselyn Grossman. E dward Grossman was born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1913. His parents emigrated to Providence from Eastern Europe shortly after the turn of the century. Educated at Providence Classical High School, he was

the oldest of five brothers. Mr. Grossman went on to Lowell Institute of

Technology, in Lowell, Massachusetts where he excelled in academics, graduating

Phi Beta Kappa, and in athletics, playing varsity football and baseball. After college, he joined Lebanon Knitting Mill, a textile firm his father had bought at the height of

the depression. He married Roselyn Pastor of Nashua, New Hampshire in 1934. Her parents, Eva and Harry, were also born in Eastern Europe and emigrated to the United States in the early 20th century. They settled in Nashua and opened a grocery store. Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support Edward and Roselyn Grossman Scholarship Strong supporters of their synagogue and their community, they had six children. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Fund Roselyn was a woman of uncommon beauty, style, spirit, and strength. Edward, a man students from New England of great intelligence and warmth, touched many with his wisdom. Edward and Roselyn had three children -- Robert, Peter, and John. Peter Grossman’s hope is that this scholarship established in his parents’ name and memory, will touch young people in a positive way, and that they will see how the legacy of those born in the 19th century can benefit the youth of the 21st century and beyond.

With a commitment to helping students gain access to education, Peter Grossman '63 and Lawrence Timmins created the Peter H. Grossman and Lawrence W. Timmins Scholarship Fund. Peter and Larry have been life partners for more than thirty years, and the fund underscores their commitment to diversity and social

justice. It supports students who champion these issues, as well as those who have

lost the support of their family or who have been marginalized by society because of their sexual orientation. This gift builds on previous gifts to the College; Peter established the Edward Grossman Scholarship Fund in 1996 in memory of his father. A Dean's List student, Peter graduated cum laude with a major in Established in 2008 in support of Bowdoin government. He went on to earn a master's degree in government and an M.B.A. at

undergraduates who champion diversity and social Columbia University, before starting a career in financial services that took him

justice, or who have lost the support of their across the globe. Larry, a graduate of Georgetown University with a bachelor's family or who have been marginalized by society degree in foreign service and a master's degree in Latin American studies, also Peter H. Grossman and Lawrence W. because of their sexual orientation or sexual retired from a career in financial services. Peter and Larry have homes in Timmins Scholarship Fund expression Connecticut and Florida. 76

Established in 1990 and amended in 1997 to Peter Grua and Mary O’Connell are both members of Bowdon’s Class of 1976. provide scholarship support for Bowdoin

undergraduates, preferably to students who

enhance diversity on campus, and those who may have been raised in single parent families, who Peter J. Grua & Mary G. O'Connell represent geographical diversity, and/or who Scholarship Fund display artistic talent.

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Timothy Gutmann '89 touched many lives while at Bowdoin and during his subsequent years of teaching. His father, Frank Gutmann A.M.'64, and other relatives and friends established the Timothy Gutmann Memorial Scholarship Fund to honor his memory following his death in 2007. Upon graduating, Tim pursued

graduate study in mathematics and education through the doctorate level. In his

subsequent years of teaching mathematics at the college level, he had a significant

impact as an enthusiastic, creative teacher, not only on his students, but also on his Established in 2007 in support of Bowdoin colleagues, whom he encouraged to incorporate technology in their teaching. The Timothy Gutmann Memorial undergraduates who show promise of becoming donors wish to honor him by recognizing and encouraging Bowdoin Scholarship mathematics educators undergraduates who show promise of becoming mathematics educators.

The Robert A. Hadley Scholarship Fund was established by Dr. Elizabeth A. Fisher,

professor of classics at George Washington University, in memory of her late husband, Dr. Robert A. Hadley of the Class of 1959, long-time professor of ancient history at George Washington University. Dr. Hadley received a master of arts

degree in 1960 and a doctor of philosophy in 1964 from the University of

Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Pennsylvania (History). Accomplished in ten languages, he wrote numerous articles for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference on classical civilization in the eastern Mediterranean. Robert A. Hadley Scholarship Fund for students majoring in history

The Hague Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by John L. Hague, a member of Bowdoin's Class of 1980. As an undergraduate, John Hague majored in both economics and government, studied at London School of Economics, and Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support received the Noyes Political Economy Prize. After graduation, he worked with Hague Family Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates Morgan Guaranty Trust and then earned an M.B.A. from Stanford. John took a

position with Salomon Brothers in 1985 and joined Pacific Investment Management Company in 1988. In Bowdoin affairs, John was a member of BASIC and a Bowdoin Breakfast speaker. He was co-chair of his 25th Reunion Gift Committee.

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The Halligan Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by Beth Reed Halligan and Brendan Halligan, of Duxbury, Massachusetts, in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. Beth is a 1984 Bowdoin graduate in economics and history, with honors in history, and was a financial aid recipient

while attending school. She is now a managing director with Bank of America Securities, and her husband Brendan is an attorney with Citizens Bank. As the terms of their fund so evocatively express, "With this fund, Beth and Brendan Established in 2006, the income of the fund intend to promote the enrollment of students of promise and talent—the provides scholarship support to Bowdoin foundation of the College—and to make the joys of learning and lifelong Halligan Family Scholarship undergraduates. friendships available to all deserving students."

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships with a

preference for male Bowdoin undergraduates who major in the humanities or social sciences. Revised in John Halperin Scholarship Fund 2012 with a preference for those whose major is English or History.

Established in 1976 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Hancock County Scholarship Fund deserving students from Hancock County, Maine

Established in 1954 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for George B. Farnsworth - Thomas P. & juniors or seniors pursuing a pre-medical course of Agnes J. Hanley Scholarship study

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The Kyle M. Hansen Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Frances Manahan

Hansen—with contributions from friends and relatives—in memory of her son, a

member of the Class of 1998. At Bowdoin, Kyle Hansen was a serious student majoring in anthropology. He was also a talented athlete playing soccer, baseball, and basketball. He was a reggae music enthusiast and a saxophone player. An avid outdoorsman, he mountain-biked and hiked parts of the Smokey Mountains, the Appalachian Trail, the White Mountains, and the Pacific Crest Trail. While in Maine,

he found his passion in fly-fishing. Keenly interested in people and other cultures,

Hansen backpacked through India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka for five months following his graduation; he came home with deep appreciation and pride in his country. He Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support was employed with the Paul Restall Construction Company, and died in a for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for motorcycle accident on September 22, 2000. those formally recognized for their academic Kyle Matthew Hansen Fund achievement

The James Hardee, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established by James D. Hardee, Jr. of Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support the Class of 1979. Mr. Hardee holds a Master’s Degree in business management for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, and

to students from Illinois, and second to students is president of Hardee Enterprises in Northfield, Illinois. from a mid-western state, who exhibit attributes of excellence and leadership in the academics of James D. Hardee, Jr. Scholarship Fund the social sciences and social service.

The Carol Harris Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by Mitchell E. Harris and his daughter Meredith M. Harris of the Class of 2005 in memory of Mitch's wife and Established in 2004 in support of scholarships to Meredith's mother who passed away in the summer of 2003. Carol Harris was an

Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference that it education officer at the Royal Academy of the Arts in London. Meredith graduated be split approximately equally between support from Bowdoin in May 2005 with a degree in art history and biochemistry. for international students and those who major in Carol Harris Scholarship Fund Art.

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The Ashforth Harvey Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by cousins Henry A. Ashforth and Robert E. Harvey, Class of 1976, and their wives, Frances Ashforth and Karen Harvey, to support Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to students

with an interest in science, the environment, and wildlife. The parents of two

Bowdoin students, Harry Ashforth and Tanner Harvey, Hank and Bob believe strongly that solutions to today's important environmental issues will be met by Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to students who have a combination of strong science and liberal arts training. The Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference given Ashforth and Harvey family ties at Bowdoin also include Bob and Karen Harvey's to those with an interest in science, the daughter Jennifer Harvey, Class of 2004, and her cousin Nick Adams, Class of 2006, Ashforth Harvey Scholarship environment, and wildlife son of Bob's sister Elizabeth Adams and her husband Tom. Bill Hazen graduated from Bowdoin in 1952, then served as a Naval officer with the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific during the Korean War. He earned a JD degree from Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support Harvard Law School in 1958, practiced law in New York City, and subsequently served for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for as assistant counsel, then executive assistant to the New York State Superintendent of William H. Hazen Scholarship students from St. Ann's School, Brooklyn, NY Banks. In 1964, he joined J & W Seligman, a New York City investment firm, as a lawyer. Hazen was named a Seligman general partner in 1969, and shortly after, Vice President of the Seligman Funds. In 1975 he was promoted to Chief Operations and Financial Officer, then in 1981 was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Seligman Securities, Inc., the firm’s brokerage subsidiary. In 1983, he also became Chief Executive Officer of Seligman Trust Co., the country’s first trust company owned by a firm managing mutual funds also having seats on major stock exchanges. At the time of his death, he was a Managing Director of J & W Seligman, Inc. and President of Seligman Services, Inc.

Active in Bowdoin affairs for many years, Hazen served as President of the Bowdoin Club of New York and a member of the Alumni Council, was elected an Overseer of the college in 1981 and served as Vice President, then President of the Board of Overseers. He served as national chair for the Campaign for Bowdoin from 1984 to 1989. He received the Alumni Service Award in 1991, and was named to the Board of Trustees in 1993. Appreciating the financial assistance received from the college while attending Bowdoin, he established and endowed a scholarship fund in his name.

Supportive of Bowdoin's commitment to providing access for economically disadvantaged students, Jamie Smyth and Ashley Williams, both of the Class of 1994, established The HCZ Promise Scholarship Fund. The Harlem Children's Zone,

founded by Geoffrey Canada '74, is a community-based nonprofit organization that works to enhance the quality of life for children and families in a 97-block area of New York City with high rates of poverty. Jamie, who grew up in Moncton, New Brunswick, and Ashley, who was raised in Chicago, established the fund to support socioeconomic and cultural diversity on campus, a feature of life at Bowdoin that Established in 2008 in support of Bowdoin they strongly believe contributes to the richness of the College community. Ashley

undergraduates with preference given to those and Jamie live in New York City with their young sons William and Connor. who are graduates of the Harlem Children Zone - Promise Academy Schools of New York City, or The HCZ Promise Scholarship Fund related Harlem Children Zone programs

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from rural Maine with a preference for first generation college- W.R. Hearst Fund bound students

Heffernan Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

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Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support On December 21, 1988, Nicholas Bright ’79 and Pamela Herbert ’90 were killed when for Bowdoin undergraduates with a preference for Pan Am Flight 103 en route from London to New York was destroyed by a terrorist female minority students who demonstrate the bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland.

personal qualities for which Pamela is so fondly remembered: a joy for life, selfless and affectionate concern for others, and spirited, Pamela E. Herbert Memorial Scholarship positive participation in the life of the College

The Enhanced Diversity Scholarship Fund was established by an anonymous donor Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support and provides scholarship support, with preference given to students from minority for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for groups who enhance diversity on campus. Maintaining a diverse student body in minority students who enhance diversity on the face of increasing costs and tuition fees is both a challenge and an imperative Herter Family Scholarship Fund for campus for the College. Enhanced Diversity

Established in 2014 in support of general David and Lauren Herter Scholarship scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

The Rt. Reverend Harold Barrett Robinson Scholarship Fund was established in 1996-1997 by Martha Robinson Higgins of the Class of 1978 in honor of her father, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York. Bishop Robinson received a

B.A. degree from UCLA and S.T.B. and S.T.D. degrees from General Theological

Seminary. F ollowing her graduation from Bowdoin, Ms. Higgins worked for Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., living in Australia, Singapore, and Japan before Martha Robinson Higgins Family Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support returning to the New York area. She represented Bowdoin through the BASIC Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates program while in Australia. Francis B. Hill Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1984 to provide scholarship assistance Francis B. Hill was a member of Bowdoin’s Class of 1923. with preference given to those who come from the Augusta, Maine area and who plan to attend medical school or pursue research in the fields of medicine or science.

Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference Johanna Hill Memorial Scholarship Fund for Maine students

Established in 1972 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Currier C. Holman and Joseph F. Holman deserving students from Franklin County, Maine or Scholarship elsewhere in Maine 83

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The Chester E. Homer Scholarship Fund was established by Chester E. Homer, Jr. Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support '51 in honor of his father. Mr. Homer was president and treasurer of Homer & Co., for Bowdoin undergraduates Inc., wool merchants. Chester E. Homer Scholarship Fund Established in 1962 to provide scholarship support Leland W. Hovey Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from the North Shore area of coastal Leland B. Howe, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Massachusetts Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support Established by Thomas E Carbonneau of the Class of 1972, family members, and William T. Hughes Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates friends as a memorial to William Taylor Hughes (1936-1993), professor of physics and astronomy and faculty member at the College from 1966 until his death in 1993.

Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to The David B. Humphrey Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 to provide David Bowden Humphrey Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates. scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates. David is a member of the Class of 1961, and as a student he made the Dean's List, played on the varsity golf team and sang with the Bowdoin Glee Club. Following college, and prior to a career with 3M, David served in the U.S. Army in Germany for four years, then as a captain in Vietnam. As an Army Ranger he was decorated for valor. The 3M career spanned 30 years and was focused on international business. David also earned a Juris Doctor degree from The George Mason University School of Law. Languages and classical music have been hobbies over the years; recently long distance hiking – completion of the Appalachian and Pacific Crest trails – has been added to the mix. Throughout the years Bowdoin has remained very close to David's heart – he and his wife Beth chose the Bowdoin Chapel as the site of their wedding just a few years ago, their retirement home is not far from Brunswick, auditing classes is an opportunity, and he was an enthusiastic participant of the 45th Reunion Planning Committee – and his perspective on the College is broad and deep. He is dedicated to serving the common good. Established by Mrs. Dorothy H. Hupper of New York City in memory of Established in 1968 to provide scholarship support Roscoe Henderson Hupper of the Class of 1907. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Hebron Academy or elsewhere in Roscoe Henderson Hupper Scholarship Maine

Established in 1943 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, preferably to those Guy H. Hutchins Scholarship Fund majoring in Biology or Chemistry The William DeWitt Hyde Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by

William DeWitt Hyde, a member of the Class of 1938, in memory of his grandfather, Bowdoin College's 7th president (1885-1917), and to honor those descendants who have attended or been employed by the College. President Hyde was "not quite twenty-seven" when he was appointed to the presidency. In 1892 he proposed to Bowdoin's boards that "Greek be no longer required for admission to Bowdoin, but that the Faculty be allowed to accept in its place a modern

language or a science." He is also author of the Offer of the College. The descendants of President Hyde include George P. Hyde '08; Richard W. Hyde '43; William DeWitt Hyde, Jr. '65; Stephen P. Hyde; Susan Hyde Piehl '82; Philip T. William DeWitt Hyde Family Scholarship Established in 2003 to provide financial assistance Jurgeleit '92 and Nathaniel A. Hyde '07. Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Albert L. and M. Florence Ingalls students from Sagadahoc County or elsewhere in Scholarship Maine

Established in 1973 to provide scholarship support Roscoe C. Ingalls Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support Roscoe C. Ingalls, Jr. Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1968 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for William Dunning and Mary Elliott Ireland students having a past alumni/ae or employee Scholarship Fund connection with the College

Established by: Family, friends, and colleagues in memory of Charles Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support T. Ireland, Jr. of the Class of 1942 for Bowdoin undergraduates Charles T. Ireland, Jr. Scholarship

Established by gifts of friends of Howard Rollin Ives, of the Class Established in 1917 to provide scholarship support of 1898. for Bowdoin undergraduates Howard Rollin Ives Memorial Scholarship Fund

Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates John Family Scholarship Fund

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The John F. Jenkisson Memorial Scholarship Fund was established late in 2005 with proceeds from the honoree's estate. A member of the Bowdoin Class of 1933 and of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, John was in the insurance business in his hometown

of Chicago until 1943, when he became a newspaper reporter with the Springfield

Union in Massachusetts, followed by a year as a reporter with the New York World Telegram. He joined LIFE Magazine in 1945 and remained with the magazine until his retirement in 1965. He wrote for most of LIFE's editorial departments and ran several of them as an associate editor until 1949, when he became a bureau chief, based in Paris, France, and covered most of continental

Europe and North Africa. He was the editor of the National Affairs Department;

then edition editor with LIFE International; LIFE bureau chief on the West Coast; and senior editor and director of special publishing projects, based in New York Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to City. He edited the 1965 LIFE book, Winston Churchill: Giant of the Century. John Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to wished to support students expressing a strong interest in print journalism. John's John F. Jenkisson Memorial Scholarship those interested in a career in print journalism. wife, Martha Bray, predeceased him, and he is survived by his daughter, Nancy J.

Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference to Henry Lincoln Johnson, M.D., was a member of the Class of 1907 and College Henry Lincoln Johnson Scholarship Fund Maine residents engaged in premedical studies; Physician from 1927 – 1947. second preference to non-Maine residents.

Established by Albert W. Johnston, of New York, New York, in memory of his

grandfather, John Johnston, of the Class of 1832 Established in 1938 to provide financial aid for John Johnston Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2008, revised in 2012 to support of Josselyn-Rose Family Scholarship Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in honor of Samuel E. Kamerling, Charles Weston Pickard Professor of Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support Chemistry Emeritus at Bowdoin College. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students pursuing their degree in Chemistry Samuel E. Kamerling Scholarship Fund

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year teaching career at Bowdoin. His nephew Howard Kamerling, a lifelong educator himself, continued that legacy through the Kamerling Fund, which will support Bowdoin undergraduates. Growing up, Howard often came to Brunswick on summer visits to see his uncle, with whom he was very close. It is a great tribute to a person who cared so deeply for scholarship and for the close Bowdoin community, as did Sam Kamerling, to ensure that generations of future students

will have access to the benefits of a Bowdoin education and experience. Furthermore, Howard has added to the Kamerling family's commitment to education – Sam's daughters Mary and Clara were educators as well -- with an Established in 2004 in support of scholarships additional capital gift, and plans to leave his entire estate to Bowdoin and the Kamerling Family Scholarship Fund to Kamerling Family Scholarship Fund.

The Benjamin A. Karsokas, Sr. Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by Benjamin A. Karsokas, Sr. of the Class of 1939. Benjamin is a retired vice president

of the Trust Department of Security Pacific National Bank, Los Angeles, California. Established in 2005, income from the fund After graduation from Bowdoin, he served as lieutenant commander with the New will provide scholarship support to Bowdoin England area Air Force ROTC. "Bennie," as he was known during his Bowdoin days, undergraduates, with preference for students was a star football player, both in high school and at Bowdoin. In 1948, the Boston of Lithuanian descent, or of Eastern Sunday Post listed Bennie among the All Maine College's All-Time Team and in European culture. 1988, he was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor at his high school in Benjamin A. Karsokas, Sr. Scholarship Methuen, Massachusetts. Fund

Fori and Robert Kay Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

A Fund established in 1985 in honor and memory of J. Scott Kelnberger of the J. Scott Kelnberger Memorial Scholarship Established in 1985 in support of scholarships Bowdoin Class of 1983, who died in an automobile accident on December 29, 1983, a Fund to few days before he was to start a position as a teacher and coach of skiing at Gould Bowdoin undergraduates Academy in Bethel, Maine.

Natalie and Fritz Kempner Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Run Ye, a member of the Class of 2003, in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for international students

Dean Nathaniel C. Kendrick Scholarship Established in 1970 to provide scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students of United Bancorp of Key Bancshares of Maine, Inc. Scholarship Maine employees, otherwise to Maine

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The Lucy H. and Frank W. Kibbe Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Dr.

Frank W. Kibbe, a member of the Class of 1937, in memory of his wife. Lucy Kibbe was raised in Baltimore and graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 1937. She and

Frank met and married while he was studying medicine at Johns Hopkins

University. With three children, the family moved in the 1950s to Lincolnville,

Maine, where Dr. Kibbe practiced pediatrics and later worked with ultrasound and

infectious diseases. Late in his career, he became interested in mammalian embryo

research, and the couple spent nine years in New Zealand. Kibbe's work there

involved increasing the survival rates of sheep and goat embryos harvested and

Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support stored for subsequent implantation. The couple retired to Owl's Head, Maine. They for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for previously established the Kibbe Science Lecture Fund and a scholarship fund in students from New Zealand, Waldo County, Maine both of their names Lucy H. and Frank W. Kibbe Scholarship or Rangeley, Maine

Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Killam Canadian Arctic Fund students from Canada Monte Kimball was a member of the Class of 1923.

Established in 1970 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Henderson County, North Carolina Monte Kimball Scholarship or from other North Carolina communities Established in 2009 to support Bowdoin The Fund is in memory of Taryn King, a beloved member of the Class of 2007. undergraduates with preference for those

studying chemistry or biochemistry, who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine, and who have demonstrated involvement in Taryn King Memorial Scholarship extracurricular activities. Established by Robert Freeman Kingsbury, Class of 1934, in honor and

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support memory of his wife, Mary Woodbury Dana Kingsbury, a daughter, wife and mother to Bowdoin men and a charter member of the Society of Bowdoin for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for women. descendants of the honoree or from the State of Mary Dana Kingsbury Scholarship Fund Maine

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The Ruth Sanderson Kingsbury Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by Robert Andrews Kingsbury, Class of 1958. Bob continued a family tradition by naming the

scholarship for his wife. This pattern of giving began with the establishment of the

Mary Decrow Dana Scholarship Fund in 1967, named for Bob's maternal grandmother by her husband, Luther Dana, Class of 1903. In 1986, Bob's father, Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to Robert F. Kingsbury, Class of 1934, named the Mary Dana Kingsbury Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference for Fund for his wife, Mary Woodbury Dana Kingsbury, as well, as his father-in-law descendants of Agnes Welch Sanderson and John Luther had done almost twenty years before. In addition to being a daughter, wife, Peter Sanderson, Sr. and Mary Dana Kingsbury and and mother to Bowdoin men, Mary Woodbury Dana Kingsbury was a charter Robert Freeman Kingsbury '34 and second member of the Society of Bowdoin Women. The family's Bowdoin roots begin with preference for students from Maine. ancestor Nathaniel Kingsbury, medical student, Class of 1826. With their long history of generosity to the College, the Dana and Kingsbury families have helped to enable Bowdoin undergraduates to pursue their dreams.

Ruth Sanderson Kingsbury Scholarship Fund

The Paul G. & Claire G. Kirby Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Paul G. “Jerry” Kirby, a member of the Class of 1956, and his wife Claire. A group sales representative with New England Mutual Insurance Company in eastern Massachusetts throughout his career, Kirby has also been active as a Bowdoin

volunteer—as class secretary, admissions interviewer, reunion committee member,

and capital campaign volunteer. In 1979 he earned the Bowdoin Alumni Service

Award for "relentless enthusiasm for this College." One of the couple’s three Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support children, son Donald, is a member of Bowdoin’s Class of 1983. Paul G. and Claire G. Kirby Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Fund students from Cape Cod and the Islands

Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support The Slava Klima Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 through a Slava Klima Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to testamentary provision of Professor Slava Klima, a member of the Class of 1948 who English majors died in 1999. Professor Klima taught for over 30 years in the Department of English at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he specialized in 18th-century European literature. He was fluent in Czech, German, Italian, French, and English, and published editions of the works of Joseph Spence and Dr. Charles Burney. He came to Bowdoin from his native Czechoslovakia with the assistance of the Institute of International Education. Having studied at a university in his homeland, he attended Bowdoin for only one year, during which time he was associated with the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He was awarded the Brown Prize for Extemporaneous English Composition and graduated magna cum laude before going on to earn a doctoral degree at Yale University.

The Kolod Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by Alan Kolod of the Class of 1970. Alan earned a JD from University of Chicago Law School in 1973, and a partnership with Stroock & Stroock & Lavan in 1982. He became chairman of the

bankruptcy department of Summit Rovins & Feldesman in 1987, then joined Moses & Singer LLP in 1989, where he is managing partner and head of the bankruptcy department. He has also taught at New York Law School. Alan and his wife Susan Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support have two daughters and live in Brooklyn, NY. Kolod Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1972 to provide scholarship support Donald Nash Koughan Memorial for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship students majoring in English

Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Nebraska, and then to students from Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma and South Mallory Kountze Scholarship Dakota Established in 2017 in support of general

scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. Frances M. and Donald J. Krogstad ’65 Scholarship

Established by Stephen Kusmierczak, a member of the Class of 1989 in memory of his

father, Stephen Kusmierczak and in honor of his mother, Elizabeth Ann Kusmierczak. Stephen and Elizabeth Ann Kusmierczak Established in 2012 with preference to deserving Scholarship Fund students from the State of Maine.

Samuel Appleton and Estelle Hamilton Established in 1969 to provide scholarship support Ladd Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from Maine, with preference for the sons and daughters of Samuel A. Ladd III Scholarship employees of Maine National Bank

Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for juniors or seniors majoring in Environmental F. Morgan Lamarche Scholarship Fund Studies, Biology or Chemistry

Established in 2019 by Kenneth ’69 and Joanne Rowe, father and mother of Amanda Rowe Lamb ’04 (1982-2019) in support of scholarships to Bowdoin Amanda Rowe Lamb ’04 Scholarship Fund undergraduates with preference for Maine students majoring in the life sciences and second preference for students majoring in the life sciences.

Established in 1991 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from Camden, Maine Louis Langman Scholarship or from Knox County, Maine

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The Jane Dean Lanphear Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in honor of

Dr. Jane D. Lanphear of the Class of 1976 by her husband Gary S. Proehl, the

Lanphear family, professional colleagues, Bowdoin classmates, and friends. Dr. Lanphear graduated from Bowdoin summa cum laude, with highest honors in

chemistry, and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She received a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the University of Minnesota in 1980 and began a career with the Eastman Kodak Company that included research, marketing and management. In Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support 1992 she was named assistant to the chairman, president, and chief executive for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for women pursuing their degree in the health sciences officer of Eastman Kodak. At the time of her death in 1995, she was the general or a pre-med course of study manager and vice president of Kodak's Single-Use Camera Business, Consumer Jane Dean Lanphear Memorial Imaging division in Rochester, New York. Scholarship Fund

The Laurence Putnam Larsen Memorial Scholarship was established in 2001 by the family and friends of Laurence Putnam Larsen of the Class of 1977. At the time of his

death in 2000, Larsen was executive vice president of the Oriental Financial Group, San Juan PR. As a student, he was a history major, an active member of Zeta Psi fraternity, a student representative to the College Board of Trustees, and an Earle

S. Thompson Administrative Intern in the Senior Center. As an alumnus, he was a

Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support volunteer for Bowdoin Alumni Schools and Interviewing Committee (BASIC), and was for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for a loyal supporter of the College. The Laurence Putnam Larsen Memorial first-year students Scholarship

The Timothy M. Laurion 1981 and Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Mary Laurion Scholarship Fund The Timothy M. Laurion 1981 and Mary Laurion Scholarship Fund was established in for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to first 2019 by Timothy M. Laurion, in loving memory of his late wife, Mary. A member of the generation college students. class of 1981 and a Government and Legal Studies major, Tim was a first generation college student and a grateful beneficiary of generous financial support during his four years at Bowdoin. Immediately after Bowdoin, Tim began his professional career in the banking sector and has spent his entire career in the industry. He and Mary have two daughters.

Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for David G. Lavender Scholarship Fund students from middle income families

The Guy W. Leadbetter Scholarship honors a 1916 Bowdoin graduate and well-known Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support orthopedic surgeon born in 1895 in Bangor, Maine. His ability to combine scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for and athleticism exemplifies the meaning of the award. He distinguished himself as those with strong academic records who contribute outstanding in track and field, and football, and as a member of the Bowdoin chapter to the College to the best of their of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. His son, grandson, and great granddaughter have also Guy W. Leadbetter Scholarship ability graduated from Bowdoin. He died unexpectedly at age 50.

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The Bernard A. Le Beau Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Bernard A. Le Beau,

a member of the Class of 1948. Having received an M.A. from Harvard University and an

M.L.A. from Johns Hopkins University, Mr. Le Beau taught for many years and became Professor of English Emeritus at Montgomery College. He resided in Washington DC. Established in 2000 to provide scholarship Bernard A. LeBeau Scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with William M. Lehmberg Scholarship preference for descendants of Bowdoin

Lenk Family Fund Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Maxime F. Le Royer Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by the Ellison Foundation of Boston, Massachusetts, in memory of Mr. Le Royer, a member of the

Class of 1941. Maxime F. Le Royer joined the Proctor Ellison Company (a Boston leather firm) in 1946 and remained with the company throughout his career, retiring as president in 1994. He passed away in 1997. Maxime F. LeRoyer Memorial Scholarship Established in 1998 to provide scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates Established in 1919 to provide scholarship Established by Eleanor W. Lewis of Portland, Maine in memory of her husband, Weston Lewis of Weston Lewis Memorial Scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates the Class of 1872. Mr. Lewis was an Overseer 1901-1911, a Trustee, 1911-1918. Son Henry was a member of the Class of 1905, and grandson Weston of the Class of 1936.

Established in 1971 to provide scholarship Established by members of the Leydon family and from friends in memory of John W. John W. Leydon Memorial Scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates Leydon, of the Class of 1907, for many years Class Agent in the Alumni Fund and Class Secretary.

The Linhart Family Scholarship was established in 2004 by Jan and Ellen Linhart and

celebrates those in the family who have attended Bowdoin: Jan Linhart '75; and

Jan and Ellen's children, Alexander P. Linhart '06 and Zachary E. Linhart '07. Born in Prague, Jan Linhart moved to Brooklyn, New York at a young age. He was a biochemistry- Russian double major at Bowdoin and active in several sports and extracurricular activities, and built a very successful Park Avenue dental practice. Son Alex was a government & legal studies-economics double major, and a member of the indoor and

outdoor track teams. Zach was a neuroscience major with a mathematics minor and

played on the squash team.

Established in 2004 in support of scholarships Linhart Family Scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Gordon F. Linke Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by Gordon F.

Linke of the Class of 1950 and his son Gordon F. Linke of the Class of 1980. Gordon Linke '80 is a principal with Barclays Global Investors. Gordon Linke '50 is a retired

senior vice president with Merrill Lynch. Their focus, on trying to attract and support candidates from outside New England, developed from their own experiences of having lived the greater parts of their lives outside of New England and the impact

that four years at Bowdoin and in New England had on their lives. They believe that

Bowdoin is a special place and one of the things that makes it special is the diversity of the student body. Both want to encourage and promote this diversity and insure

that qualified students from outside New England, who might not otherwise be able to afford Bowdoin, are able to attend. Both saw how their experiences at Bowdoin

and in Maine helped to shape their lives and want to share that opportunity with

Established in 2004 in support of scholarships to future generations of students. Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to students who are residents of the United States Gordon F. Linke Family Scholarship Fund living outside New England

Tracy Wolstencroft '80, along with his 1980 friends and classmates Tom Lorish,

Tom Kaplan and Kurt Ransohoff, established the Little Round Top Scholarship Fund

in honor of the heroic performance and leadership of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Class of 1852, at Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg. Tracy majored in mathematics and was managing director for Goldman Sachs and worked in its New York, Tokyo, and Singapore offices. The fund is just one of many ways in which Tracy has contributed to the College's continued growth and

success. To celebrate his 25th reunion, Tracy established the Wolstencroft China

Fund, which supports Bowdoin programs in China and related to the study of China. Tracy and his wife, Catherine, live in Connecticut with their three children. Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to Little Round Top Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

Virgil Logan ’69 was a beloved member and leader of the Class of 1969 who died in 1989. Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Virgil H. Logan, Jr. Scholarship members of the African American Society

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference for Governor James B. Longley Scholars and Gov. James B. Longley Scholarship Fund second preference for Maine residents

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Kenneth and Helen Lord Memorial Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1986 with preference to students Fred R. Lord Scholarship from the State of Maine.

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to students from the State of Maine at the Lauriette G. Lowell Memorial Scholarship sophomore level or above Diane Theis Lund Scholarship Fund is funded through a principal gift of the law firm Posternak, Blankenstein & Lund in honor of Diane Theis Lund, Overseer of the College (1985-1994) and the wife of their partner, Erik Lund, of the Class of 1957. A graduate of Stanford University, Harvard Law School, and The Harvard School of Education, Mrs.

Lund was a lawyer, teacher, and editor. In addition, she was an activist, pioneer, and Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support role model in matters relating to women's rights, the family, education, and for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference protection of the rights of children. She was the second woman appointed to the given to graduates of the public school system, faculty of the Harvard Law School, where she taught and lectured for twelve years; co- persons whose interests include the teaching of founder of the law firm Healy, Lund, and Fiske; and the first female chair of the reading and language skills to young children, and Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers. In 1993, she and her husband established the persons who, while at Bowdoin, are engaged in Erik and Diane Theis Lund Children's Center Support Fund, and endowment for the Diane Theis Lund Scholarship Fund community volunteer activities College's Children's Center, which provides day care services for Bowdoin families.

Established in 1985 to provide scholarship support Established by Erik Lund of the Class of 1957 and his wife, Diane Theis Lund, in memory of his parents, Anton M. and Helga C. Lund for Bowdoin undergraduates who demonstrate a concern for the environment worldwide and particularly in the State of Maine, with preference Anton M. and Helga C. Lund Scholarship for first generation Americans and public school Fund graduates

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The Lunder Scholars Fund was established in 2003 by The Lunder Foundation of Portland, Maine, at the request of Peter and Paula Lunder. Residents of Waterville,

the Lunders have had strong ties to Maine for generations. They began supporting financial aid at Bowdoin in 1987 when they established a fund in honor of Peter's

brother, Bruce Lunder of the Class of 1951. Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Lunder Scholars those from Maine

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The James W. MacAllen and Patricia A. MacAllen Scholarship Fund was established by the late Jim MacAllen '66 and his wife, Pat, as one in a long history of generous gifts from the MacAllen family to Bowdoin. The chronicle of Jim's service to Bowdoin is equally as appreciated by the College and too lengthy to list in full, but

includes service as Overseer and Trustee; Executive, Investment, Student Affairs,

and Planned Giving Committee work; and Alumni Fund Director and Campaign Steering Committee service. James W. MacAllen and Patricia A. Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support MacAllen Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

The Robert G. MacDermid III Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Robert G. MacDermid III of the Class of 1970 by his brother, Bruce G. MacDermid of the Class of 1969. Robert MacDermid received his M.D. from Georgetown

University School of Medicine in 1974, completed his residency and internship at Hartford (CT) Hospital, and practiced medicine in Hartford until his death in 1994.

The late Bruce MacDermid was a principal in the law firm of MacDermid, Reynolds Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support & Glissman, PC of Hartford, Connecticut. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference Robert G. MacDermid III Scholarship Fund for students preparing for careers as physicians Established in 1972 to provide scholarship support This fund was established in honor and memory of Daniel K. MacFayden, Coach of Daniel K. MacFayden Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Baseball at Bowdoin College from 1946 until 1969

John F. Madden, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Established in 2011 with preference to a public Fund school student from the greater Boston area.

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The Granville D. and Suzanne K. Magee Family Scholarship was established in 2006

by Granville and Suzanne in continuing support of the Magee family's commitment to higher education, connection to the state of Maine, and longstanding relationship with Bowdoin. The fund specifically recognizes Granville D. Magee of the Class of 1962; Suzanne K. Magee, Cabrini College Class of 1963; Granville's Established in 2006, this fund supports brother Peter M. Magee, Class of 1964 and Washington College Class of 1965;

scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with Jennifer Suzanne Magee Ribiero of the Class of 1990; Margaret Elizabeth Grover

preference to students from the states of New Magee of the Class of 2002; Granville Michael Magee, Hobart College Class of Jersey, Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New 1991; Peter Matthew Magee, University of New England Class of 1994; and Tennant York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington and David Magee, Moravian College Class of 1996. Granville D. and Suzanne K. Magee Family Maryland

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Continuing his history of generous commitment to Bowdoin, John Magee '47 established the Magee Family Scholarship Fund in honor of members of the Magee

family who have attended the College. This gift builds on funds that the family has previously established to strengthen and advance the academic program as well as an endowed faculty chair. John was a Bowdoin trustee emeritus, former board chairman, presidential search committee chairman, honorary degree recipient, parent, and grandparent. He graduated summa cum laude with majors in mathematics and economics and went on to earn an M.B.A. at Harvard University

and a master's in mathematics at the University of Maine. John extolled the value of the liberal arts for any professional field. He believed that "it's not what you know but your capacity to learn that matters." John put that philosophy to use both at Arthur D. Little, Inc., from which he retired as chief executive in 1988 and as chairman in 1998, and at Bowdoin through his extensive volunteer service in a Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to leadership capacity and his generous philanthropy. Bowdoin presented John with

Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to the Alumni Service Award in 1995, and an honorary degree in 1996. In addition to students from John Bapst High School in Bangor, John, the members of the Magee family who have attended Bowdoin include his Maine, and second preference to students who son, Andrew Magee '77, and granddaughters, Mary Magee '09 and Laura Magee '11. Magee Family Scholarship Fund are residents of Maine John lived in Massachusetts with his wife, Dorothy.

Established in 1969 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Yarmouth, Maine residents, then graduates of William N. Mann Scholarship North Yarmouth Academy

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The Andre P. Marcotte, M.D., Scholarship Fund, representing gifts from family members and friends made in memory of Andre Peter Marcotte, M.D., of the Class Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support of 1958. For many years, Dr. Marcotte was an orthopedic surgeon in Lewiston, Andre P. Marcotte, M.D., Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Maine. Fund those residing in the State of Maine

In addition to his longstanding support for the arts at Bowdoin, A. W. Markell '54

established the Markell Scholarship Fund to support scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates. Bill was a great friend and partner of the Bowdoin College

Museum of Art, spearheading the purchases of artwork for the museum's permanent collection through the Markell Family Fund. Bill broadened his already substantial involvement with the College in recognition of the importance of

student financial aid to Bowdoin's mission. While at Bowdoin, Bill majored in

history and participated in sailing and choir. He and his wife, Carol, had homes in Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to Harpswell, Maine, and Florida. Bill frequently participated in arts and cultural Markell Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. activities at Bowdoin. Established in 1978 to provide scholarship support The fund honors the memory of Michael K. Marler of the Class of 1977, who drowned Michael K. Marler Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates in a canoeing accident in central Maine in the fall of his senior year.

Established in 1991 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for Patrick John Marr Memorial Scholarship students from Maine Established in 2020 by Sean Marsh ’95 and Jill Marsh in honor of their grandmothers in support Eleanor Barnes Tousignant and Elizabeth of scholarship to Bowdoin undergraduates with Macfarlane Marsh Memorial Scholarship preference for female students from Maine. Fund

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The Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Fund was established in 1990 by BBDO, a multinational advertising firm, and alumni, family and friends in memory of Richard

P. Martel Jr., Class of 1976, who died in 1990 at the age of thirty-five. Mr. Martel

graduated from Bowdoin with a double major in art and American history and then joined BBDO's New York office, where he became a Senior Vice President and Art

Director and won numerous awards for his exceptional television commercials. Mr. Martel combined a brilliant talent for expression in the visual arts with an

equally brilliant understanding of people and contemporary society. His personal

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship qualities matched his intellect. He achieved much in a short life, and was much support, and an annual prize, for Bowdoin loved. undergraduates who intend to pursue study of Richard P. Martel, Jr. Memorial Fund studio art and who show promise in that field

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The Sylvio C. (Zeke) and Pauline Hayes Martin Scholarship Fund was established by a gift from John K. Martin of the Class of 1963 in honor of his father, a native of Van Buren, Maine, and a member of the Class of 1922, and his mother. Mr. Martin is the Racing Sylvio C. (Zeke) and Pauline Hayes Martin Established in 1996 to provide scholarship Commission Calculator for the New Hampshire Pari-Mutuel Commission. He was a Scholarship Fund support for Bowdoin undergraduates campaign volunteer during The Campaign for Bowdoin. Established in 1966 to provide scholarship Established by gifts of the McCarthy Family, classmates, associates and friends of Louis Louis Blalock McCarthy Scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates Blalock McCarthy of the Class of 1919.

The John H. McCoy Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by John H. McCoy to acknowledge his fondness for the College and the importance of scholarships for students who are intellectually capable but financially needy, and to honor his good

friend Bion R. Cram of the Class of 1937. Mr. Cram prepared for Bowdoin at Fryeburg Established in 2002 to provide scholarship Academy; upon graduating from Bowdoin, he pursued a career in financial services. support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with Messrs. McCoy and Cram resided in Kennebunk, Maine, and Indialantic, Florida. preference to those who have chosen to major in chemistry

John H. McCoy Scholarship Fund

Trustee Joseph V. McDevitt, Jr. and his wife, Won Young, established the McDevitt Family

Scholarship Fund to support scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates. A psychology

major, Joe graduated cum laude from Bowdoin in 1975 and was class president. Joe

played varsity football and ran track and was also student coordinator of the Big Brother Big Sister program. He served as class marshal at his graduation ceremony and was

awarded Bowdoin's Curtis Memorial Scholarship and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup. As an alumnus, Joe has served his alma mater as a BASIC Chair in London, as a member of the Leadership Gift Committee, and as a generous benefactor. Following three years in

Korea in the Peace Corps, Joe had a twenty-seven year career in investment banking and investment management and was managing director and head of PIMCO's London office. Established in 2007 in support of McDevitt Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Bruce McDonald '57 Scholarship Fund was established in 2006. A graduate of Cony High School (located in Kennebec County), Bruce graduated from Bowdoin in

1957 with a degree in biology. He was also a member of the Glee Club. After

receiving his M.S. in Chemistry from San Jose State, Bruce pursued a career in Established in 2006 in support of scholarships to business development and research for Duracell, and retired from his position as Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference to vice president in 1996. Bruce and his wife, Elizabeth, resided in Brunswick. those who graduated from Cony High School and

second preference to those from Kennebec County, Maine

Bruce McDonald '57 Scholarship Established in 1966 to provide scholarship support S. Forbush McGarry, Jr. Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support Paul J. McGoldrick Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Paul J. McGoldrick, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference first a member of the Class of 1957. Having earned an M.B.A. from Harvard University in to students whose permanent residence at the 1959, Paul ran his own life insurance firm in Littleton, New Hampshire. While an time of original application is Littleton, Whitefield, active leader in numerous civic activities and organizations in northern New Lancaster, Dalton, Monroe, Lisbon, Lyman, Hampshire, Paul continued as a Bowdoin admissions representative and planned Landaff, Franconia, Sugar Hill, Bethlehem, Twin giving agent for his class. Mountain, Carroll or Easton, New Hampshire.

Second preference is for students from any other Paul J. McGoldrick Scholarship Fund New Hampshire community.

The McGoldrick Family Scholarship Fund was established in in 2003 in memory of Dr. David McGoldrick on the occasion of his 50th Bowdoin class reunion. The oldest

of eight children, David received degrees from Bowdoin in 1953 and Cornell Medical School in 1957. After serving as a captain in the Air Force stationed at Cape

Canaveral, he became a consulting physician to NASA working with the Mercury Space Program to study the effects of space travel on astronauts. He later taught at Tufts, Harvard, and Boston University Medical Schools and became chief of pathology and director of laboratory services at Saints Memorial Medical Center.

David and Edy McGoldrick have six children, two of whom graduated from Bowdoin – John '77 and Mark '81. David's brother Paul was a member of the Class of 1957. Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support McGoldrick Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates 109

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The Harvey A. McGuire, Jr., Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 through a testamentary provision by Harvey A. McGuire, Jr., a member of the Class of 1941. A

native of Skowhegan, Maine, Harvey McGuire continued to spend the summer months at his cottage on Wesserunsett Lake in Madison, Maine. After earning his degree in chemistry from Bowdoin, McGuire was employed by DuPont from 1941–1947 and was involved in the Manhattan Project. His career turned toward

agriculture and by 1970 he was domestic vice president of all of Arbor Acres Farm branches, as well as assistant to the president. At this time, Arbor Acres was the

world’s largest primary poultry breeding organization. McGuire resided in Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support Glastonbury, Connecticut, until his death in February 2001. He was predeceased by for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to his wife Inez. Harvey A. McGuire, Jr. Scholarship Fund students from the State of Maine

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support McKee Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1980 to provide scholarship support Reginald P. and Kathleen F. McManus for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship students from John Bapst High School, Bangor, Maine

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin students from Andover, Massachusetts with preference for a student who has been a

resident of Andover, MA for at least five years and

with preference that the student receiving financial Robert Edward Maynard Scholarship Fund aid be different each year

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The Meddiebempster Scholarship Fund was established in 2001, as a testamentary provision, by Peter K. Race, a member of the Class of 1952. Since the establishment

of the fund, he and several other Meddie alumni have begun to fund it directly.

Peter Race is a former director of the Meddiebempsters, Bowdoin’s male a cappella singing group founded in 1937. Race is a retired insurance executive and

consultant, residing in Boxford, Massachusetts. Active in the affairs of his community, he is chairman of the Boxford Capital Budgeting Committee and, in the past, has chaired the Elementary and Masconomet Regional School Committees, as

well as the town’s Finance Committee. Along the way, he has coached Little League baseball and football, been active in Boy Scouting and, not surprisingly, as church Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support choir director. In 1987, he wrote Songs and the Young Men, the history of the for Bowdoin undergraduates who are members of Meddies. the Bowdoin College Meddiebempsters, or its Meddiebempster Scholarship Fund successor organization

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David '86 and Kip Melville of Massachusetts created the Melville Family Scholarship Established in 2008 in support of Bowdoin in honor of Kip's father, Major Kent Gandy. David majored in government and is undergraduates with preference to those whose president of The Bowdoin Group, an executive search firm. Kip graduated from St. parents were Armed Service personnel who during Lawrence University. The couple has two daughters, Emily and Hannah. service were killed or disabled, or who are Armed

Services employees, or were fire, police or rescue personnel who during service were killed or disabled, or who are said career employees or Melville Family Scholarship Fund volunteers

Established in 1892, in support of Bowdoin

undergraduates intending to study and practice medicine, both as undergraduates taking pre- The Seward Garcelon and Samuel Merritt medical courses and to students attending both Fund allopathic and osteopathic medical schools. Mersereau-Spettel Family Scholarship Established in 1982 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates The Frank A. and Judith M. Metz Scholarship Fund was established by Frank A. Metz of Sloatsburg, New York. A member of the Class of 1955, Frank Metz retired from his position as senior vice president and chief financial officer at IBM in 1993, after

thirty-eight years with the company. He served as a member of the boards of Allegheny Energy System, Inc., Monsanto Company, Norrell Corporation, St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, and the American Museum of Natural History. In Bowdoin affairs, Frank was an associate class agent and a campaign volunteer. Judith Metz was a consultant with Booz Allen & Hamilton and an executive recruiter with Egon Frank A. and Judith M. Metz Scholarship Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Zehnder International. She was a trustee of the Sloan Kettering Advisory Board. Fund for promising Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Michael F. Micciche III Memorial Fund was established in 2002 with gifts from the family, friends, and classmates of Michael F. Micciche III, a member of the class of 2001 who died in a car accident shortly after his summa cum laude graduation Established in 2001 to provide both scholarship from Bowdoin College. Mike Micciche’s academic success at the College was support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with matched by his extraordinary involvement in the community. He was a crucial preference given to those from Reading, contributor to the Writing Project, the manager of WBOR, an Admissions Winchester, or from other cities or towns in interviewer, a House Leader, and an intramural athletics enthusiast. He was the Massachusetts, and to fund an annual prize to a student Baccalaureate speaker for his class only weeks before his death; he was student who embodies the entire Bowdoin soon to begin studies at Harvard Law School. experience, one who engages the College community, achieves academic excellence, and earns the respect of his or her peers and professors. Michael F. Micciche III Memorial Fund Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support Millar Family Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates In honor of all that Bowdoin means to him, Alvin Miller created the Alvin H. Miller '51

Established in 2008 to support Bowdoin Scholarship Fund. Alvin attended Maine Maritime Academy before majoring in economics at Bowdoin. He went on to graduate from Boston College Law School and undergraduates with preference for those from is a retired attorney who practiced law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire for forty Alvin H. Miller '51 Scholarship Fund the poorest areas of the State of Maine years. He lives in Arizona with his wife, Naomi. He plays golf and enjoys exploring the Native American culture and the history of America's southwest.

The Jacques Miller Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 by Cynthia Hunt Petersen of Connecticut in memory of her companion, Jacques Miller, a member of

the Class of 1933 who attended Bowdoin for two years. Jacques earned a BFA in

architecture from Yale University in 1938, and was self-employed as an architect. In retirement, he collected stamps and coins at his home in Woodbridge, Connecticut. While at Bowdoin in the early 1930's, "Joe" boarded in the home of Mrs. Percival White, whose husband and son Richard had perished aboard the Titanic in 1912, just weeks before Richard's graduation from the College. In 1978,

he established the Richard White Foundation Fund in memory of Richard, whom he

had never met, and in recognition of his fondness for Mrs. White and her family. He stipulated that income from the fund be given to first-year students in need to Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support spend on "food and recreation." Jacques Miller Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates 113

Established in 2015 with preference to students having graduated from high schools west of the Jefferson L. Miller, Jr. Family Scholarship Mississippi River.

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Barry and Karen Gordon Mills Scholarship Established in 2011 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Minnesota Scholarship students from Minnesota Richard W. Moll Memorial Scholarship Established in 2017, in support of general Director of Admissions from 1967-1975, Dick Moll left a deeper and longer-lasting Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates imprint on Bowdoin than his near-decade of admissions work would suggest. Moll’s vision of Bowdoin as a place of racial and gender diversity, creativity, individual spark, and intellectual curiosity, as well as his unique ability to attract students of tremendous talent, propelled the College into national renown. Upon Moll’s passing, several members of the Class of 1976 chose to celebrate his life and achievements by establishing a scholarship fund in his name.

Anthony G. Montag and Katherine L. Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Griem Family Fund Bowdoin undergraduates. Hoyt A. Moore of the Class of 1895 was an Overseer 1929-1933, Trustee 1929-1958. Established in 1935 to provide scholarship support Mr. Moore was also the donor of Moore Hall. for Bowdoin undergraduates from Maine, preferably from Ellsworth or elsewhere in Hancock Hoyt A. Moore Scholarship Fund County

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Gwen Moore's passion for helping poverty-stricken young people access education in rural China, coupled with her strong connection to Bowdoin students, led her to plan a testamentary gift to establish the Gwen Moore Scholarship Fund. Gwen was a partner at Accenture (formerly Andersen Consulting) and the holder of masters' degrees in business policy, research and statistics and a third in divinity from

Harvard Divinity School. Gwen was a director of Androscoggin Bank and the chair of the bank's MainStreet Foundation. She was extremely active on behalf of her own Gwen Moore Children of China Fund (www.childrenofchina.org). She traveled to China many times as part of her work for that organization. On two occasions, Established in 2008 in support of scholarships to Gwen took Bowdoin students with her to interact with Chinese students. In 2005, Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to she was accompanied by Yi Zheng '08, and in another trip by Jennifer Xu '07, who

citizens from Mainland China, second preference served as a member of the Advisory Board of the Fund. Gwen was featured at a to citizens from Hong Kong, Taiwan, or the region Bowdoin Breakfast on campus, delivering a talk called "Educating Women in Rural of Southeast Asia, and third preference for China." Gwen Moore Scholarship Fund Chinese Americans

Established in 1967 to provide scholarship support for a Bowdoin junior or senior who best exemplifies the qualities which Mal sought in students during his forty-two years as Director of Malcolm E. Morrell Scholarship Athletics

Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support Allen E. Morrell/Downeast Energy & for Bowdoin undergraduates from the greater Building Supply Scholarship Brunswick area

Richard and Eleanor Morrell Scholarship Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates.

Richard H. Morse Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to students who are first generation in their family to attend college, and second preference to students who live in New England.

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An anonymous donor endowed the Walter H. Moulton Scholarship Fund to honor

Mr. Moulton, a member of the Class of 1958 and Bowdoin's director of student aid

from 1967 until his retirement in 1999. Throughout his career Walter Moulton advocated progressive reforms in financial aid programs, for Bowdoin and for Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support higher education in general. Walter H. Moulton Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students pursuing a major or minor in Music with Cornelius R. Love III and Carole M. Love special emphasis toward music composition for Musical Trust musical theatre Ruth B. and Albert E. Nagel Memorial Scholarship Fund

Established in 2012 with preference to those students studying mathematics, computer sciences, and engineering related fields of study.

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The Harold P. and Mildred A. Nelson Scholarship Fund was established by Kenneth M. Nelson of the Class of 1965 in honor of his father. Harold P. Nelson was founder of the furniture company of Nelson & Small, Inc. in Portland in 1936, and served as the company's president and chief executive officer until shortly before

his death in 1997. Harold Nelson played a significant role in the formation and the sustained leadership of civic and charitable organizations within the Jewish

community and in the greater Portland area. Kenneth Nelson received his J.D. degree from Boston University in 1969. He worked for the law firm of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky, and Popeo in Boston before returning to Portland to lead Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Nelson & Small, Inc. to prominence as a diversified distributing and importing

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to house. Mr. Nelson is a principal of Nelson & Caras Consulting in Portland, a firm students from Rumford, Maine and from that offers clients legal, financial, and business experience. Harold P. & Mildred A. Nelson Scholarship Mountain Valley High School (formerly Stephens Fund High School)

Established in 1964 to provide scholarship support New Hampshire Charitable Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates from New Hampshire

Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students evidencing an interest in the Classics, Parker Cleaveland Newbegin Scholarship Latin or Greek

The Frederic S. Newman Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Frederic S. Newman, a member of the Class of 1938 and a retired bank chairman

and president, his wife Althea, and their five sons. Frederic S. Newman, Jr. ’63, Paul W. Newman ’67, Robert S. Newman ’70, Thomas R. Newman ’73, and Richard

W. Newman ’78 followed in the footsteps of their father and grandfather (William Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support P. Newman ’10) to the classrooms and athletic fields of Bowdoin from Bangor, for Bowdoin undergraduates from Maine, with Maine. Frederic S. Newman Family Scholarship preference for students from eastern and northern Fund Maine

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Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support The Newton Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Harry and Susan Newton Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Newton, parents of Claire Elizabeth Newton, a member of the Class of 2002. Claire Newton pursued major and minor courses of study in government and women's studies, respectively, and graduated magna cum laude. She was student representative to the Alumni Council for four years and played a critical role in reunion planning in her work for the Alumni Relations Office. Harry Newton is founding president and publisher of Technology Investor Magazine. Susan Newton is president of Newton Research, Incorporated. The family resides in New York City.

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Jane A. and John H. Nichols, Jr. students with visual, hearing, communication or Scholarship Fund motor impairments

Established in 2013 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates. Nicholson Family Scholarship Fund

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The Campbell B. Niven Scholarship Fund was established through a gift of Campbell B. Niven of the Class of 1952, Trustee of the College and President and Publisher of

The Times-Record in Brunswick, Maine. The fund will provide scholarships with a preference for students from the mid-coast Maine communities whose interests Mr. Niven has served for nearly 45 years: Arrowsic, Bath, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Brunswick, Durham, Freeport, Georgetown, Harpswell, Phippsburg, Pownal,

Richmond, Topsham, West Bath, Westport, and Wiscasset. A third-generation newspaper publisher, Mr. Niven was named publisher of the Bath Daily Times in

1960 and publisher of The Brunswick Record the following year. Under his leadership, the two papers were merged in 1967 into a daily paper, The Times- Record. Mr. Niven had a long and distinguished record of service to Brunswick and to Bowdoin. He was a member of the Board of Trustees and served as an Overseer

of the College (1986-1996), a member of the Campaign Steering Committee for The New Century Campaign for Bowdoin, Special Gifts Chair (Brunswick Area) for the

175th Campaign, National Leadership Gifts Committee, chair of the Science Center Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Task Force, chair of the Financial Planning Committee, and member of the for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Presidential Search Committee which led to the appointment of Robert H. Edwards Campbell B. Niven Scholarship Fund students from midcoast Maine as president in 1990. Mr. Niven died April 28, 2008.

Established in 1971 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Paul Kendall Niven, Jr. Memorial students on The Orient staff or who are seriously Scholarship Fund considering a career in journalism David D. North, Jr. of the Class of 1945 has established the Bertie K. and David D. North, Jr. Scholarship Fund in tribute to his late wife. For 37 years, Mr. North led D.

D. North Signs, Inc. of Brockton, Massachusetts, serving as treasurer from 1948 to 1962 and as president from 1962 until his retirement in 1985. Mr. North died in September of 1999. Bertie K. and David D. North Scholarship Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Donald C. Norton Scholarship was established by a bequest of Ruth B. Norton of Green Village, New Jersey, in honor of her husband, the late Donald C. Norton of the Class of 1928. Mr. Norton was associated with Chase Manhattan Bank in New Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support York from 1928 until his retirement as senior vice-president in 1966. Donald C. Norton Scholarship Fund for male students from the State of Maine 120

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Established in 2006 by Bowdoin parents Phil and Barbara Nowak. St. Albans and

the National Cathedral School have long traditions of admitting talented young

men and women from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in the D.C. area. The Nowak family want to encourage these talented young men and women to consider Bowdoin and to allow them to benefit from the outstanding academic, athletic, and extracurricular opportunities offered at the College. The Nowaks' Established in 2006 in support of scholarships with three children are all Bowdoin graduates: Nick, Class of 1994, Maggie, Class of first preference to high school graduates of either 1997, and Matt, Class of 2004. Both Nick and Maggie are married to Bowdoin St. Albans School or the National Cathedral School graduates, Becca Gee, Class of 1994, and Dustin Boone, Class of 1996. Phil and Nowak Family Scholarship Fund in Washington, D.C.; second preference to any Barbara served on the Parents Executive Committee and the President's Visiting other Washington, D.C. high school; and lastly to Committee. any Bowdoin undergraduate

Established in 2011 with preference for students who demonstrate a commitment to community David and Roberta Olsen Common Good service, social justice issues, and serving the Scholarship Fund common good. Carl Olsson '60 was accepted to medical school at the end of his junior year at

Bowdoin, and he left the College before graduating. He went on to earn his doctorate at Boston University in 1963. Carl and his wife, Mary, established the Carl A. Olsson, M.D. '60 Scholarship Fund. Carl is now the John K. Lattimer Professor and Chairman Emeritus of the Department of Urology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and the Chief Medical Officer of Integrated Medical Professionals, PLLC, the largest urologic practice in the United

States. Among the most eminent physicians in his field, Carl has served as president of several professional organizations, including the American Board of Urology, the Society of Urologic Oncology, the Society of University Urologists and the Clinical Society of Genitourinary Surgeons, and is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Carl has authored more than 350 published books, chapters, and articles and has received numerous honors and awards. In 2004, President

Barry Mills recognized Carl's extraordinary accomplishments and awarded him his Bowdoin diploma in New York. An avid sailor, Carl has hosted the Bowdoin Sailing Team, whose members use his boat in the largest intercollegiate regatta in the Established in 2007, the income of this fund shall country each year. Carl and Mary, a musician, live in Larchmont, New York and be used in support of scholarships to Bowdoin have two children. Carl A. Olsson MD '60 Scholarship Fund undergraduates

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The Edward Lynch O'Neill Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Edward L.

O'Neill, a member of the Class of 1938. Mr. O'Neill retired from his position as chairman and chief executive officer of Marathon Electric in 1982. Earlier in his career he had been vice chairman of Emerson Electric, director of White-Rodgers Company, and director of Brown Shoe Company. A resident of St. Louis for many

years, he was active on boards and committees for various organizations, including St. Louis University, Washington University Graduate School of Business, St. John's Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Mercy Hospital, and the Greater St. Louis Area Council Executive Board. Edward Lynch O'Neill Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Ormont Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for students whose family background, citizenship or country of residence brings an international perspective to Bowdoin

The Orr Family Foundation Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by James F. Orr III and Ann L. Orr, trustees of the foundation and parents of Sage T. Orr '01. Mr. Orr is former chairman and CEO of United Asset Management Corporation in

Boston and was previously CEO of Unum Provident Corporation. He is currently chairman of the board of the Rockefeller Foundation and serves on the boards of Mellon Financial Corporation, Stride Rite Corporation, Nashua Corporation, Harvard University’s School of Public Health, Bates College, and Villanova University. Jim and Ann Orr continue to live in Florida but summer in Falmouth, Maine. Sage Orr graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire. While

at Bowdoin, she was named a Sarah and James Bowdoin Scholar and was active on the lacrosse and sailing teams. She graduated with a degree in anthropology and worked in development at Massachusetts General Hospital before being appointed The Orr Family Foundation Scholarship Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support associate director of development at Metro Lacrosse in Boston. . Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1967 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from New York City or Long Island, New Osborne-Fawcett Scholarship York

The Bernard Osher Foundation Scholarship Fund was established by the Bernard

Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Osher Foundation. A native of Biddeford, Maine, Bernard Osher of the Class of 1948 is a prominent businessman and community leader in the San Francisco Bay for at least three Bowdoin undergraduates, with area. He served as president of the auction house of Butterfield & Butterfield. preference for students from Biddeford, Saco, Old The Bernard Osher Foundation Orchard Beach and elsewhere in York County, Scholarship Maine, otherwise throughout the State of Maine

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The R.A. Page, M.D. Scholarship Fund was established under the terms of the Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Robert H. Page Charitable Trust of January 1985, and honors Mr. Page's father, a for Bowdoin undergraduates from Northern physician from Caribou, Maine. Robert H. Page, a member of the Class of 1963, Maine, particularly those inclined to the study of was a partner in the law firm of Solman, Page & Hunter in Caribou. He died in R.A. Page, M.D. Scholarship Fund music and medicine 1987.

The Solon and Kate Papacosma Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by John Papacosma of the Class of 1958 and S. Victor Papacosma of the Class of 1964 in memory of their parents. Born in European Turkey, Solon and Kate Papacosma, whose families were forced to leave their homes as refugees for Greece in 1922, emigrated to the United States and settled in Freeport, New York, where they raised their sons. John Papacosma is retired manager of information

systems for AT&T Microelectronics of Reading, Pennsylvania. He and his late wife Ellie are the parents of two Bowdoin alumni—Kathryn ’89 and Jason ’92. Vic Papacosma is professor of history at Kent State University, where he has taught Established in 2001 and revised in 2015 to provide Balkan and contemporary European history since 1969. He holds both master’s and scholarship support to international students from doctoral degrees from Indiana University. He resides in Munroe Falls, Ohio, with his Europe with a preference for students in Greece. If wife, Evie, and daughter, Katerina. there are no eligible students, the annual spending distribution will be added back to the corpus of The Solon and Kate Papacosma Memorial the fund. Scholarship Fund

Established in 1992 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for juniors or seniors majoring in history or from Prescott H. Pardoe Memorial Scholarship Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia

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The Paris Family Scholarship Fund was created in 2007 by Gordon Paris and Luciana DiMarco-Paris of Rye, New York and the parents of Jessica Paris '09 to continue their strong support of higher education. The Paris family believes that Bowdoin is a great institution and a special place for young men and women. In establishing the

Fund, they want to assist in promoting the Bowdoin experience for a diverse student body made up of the best and brightest students. This includes supporting

an admissions policy that has the means to accept applicants based on their capabilities and not on their ability to pay. Jessica was an art history and visual arts major and a member of the varsity softball team. Her sister, Sabrina, attended Syracuse University. Gordon and Luciana served on the Bowdoin Parents Executive

Committee. Gordon graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA and Established in 2007 in support of Bowdoin received an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. undergraduates with preference to women from Paris Family Scholarship Fund public secondary schools

Established in 1973 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Maine students majoring in music, then for any Toby Parker Memorial Scholarship student majoring in music

Established in 1969 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference Lindley F. and Mabelle Foss Parsons for students from Somerset County, Maine, Scholarship second to those from rural Maine

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Established by family, friends, law partners, and Bowdoin classmates of Bob Patterson to provide financial assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference for student athletes from Medford, Massachusetts High School, where Bob attended, and second preference for student athletes from the State of Maine, in each case for students experiencing family hardships and possessing leadership

qualities, similar to those exemplified by Bob. Despite difficult family

circumstances resulting from his father's illness when Bob was growing up, he went on to excel in a number of sports and became a star basketball player for Medford High, setting a Massachusetts high school scoring record by scoring 67 points in one game. Bob continued to excel both academically and athletically at Bowdoin where he was a consistent Dean's list student and an outstanding basketball player

on the Bowdoin varsity basketball team. As captain, he led the 1967-68 team to

the best basketball season in Bowdoin's history. As a freshman, Bob set a new single-game freshman scoring record by scoring 44 points in one game against Bates. In 1968, he became the third player in Bowdoin's history to top the 1,000- point mark, and he was named to the All-Maine Team for the second time. In addition to his academic and athletic accomplishments at Bowdoin, Bob was also

active in leadership positions on campus and he served as a member of the Student

Council, the Student Judiciary Board, and the Board of Proctors. After graduating Established in 2006 to provide financial assistance from Bowdoin, Bob went on to earn his law degree from Boston College and began for Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference a successful 32- year legal career at Verrill & Dana LLP of Portland, Maine, where for students from Medford, Massachusetts High Bob practiced commercial real estate law and served as head of the firm's real School and second preference for students from estate department. Just one month prior to his death in May of 2004, Bob the State of Maine, in each case students celebrated 35 years of marriage with his wife and high school sweetheart, Ellen Robert B. Patterson, Jr. '68 Memorial experiencing family hardships and possessing Marie Patterson, as well as the birth of his first grandchild. Bob Patterson will be Scholarship Fund leadership qualities remembered as a true hero and role model to his family and friends, the kind of husband, father, and friend that others aspire to be, and the kind of person who learned to balance the responsibilities of life in the right order.

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Leslie W. Pearson Scholarship students from Maine

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Established in 1982 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for John S. Peckham Memorial Scholarship students from middle income families

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Established in 1958 to provide scholarship support for male Bowdoin undergraduates from New York City or Nassau County, with preference for those Woolf Peirez Scholarship who are foreign-born or of foreign-born parentage

The Pendexter Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by Harold E.

Pendexter, Jr., Class of 1957, and his wife Marcia, to provide financial support to

Bowdoin undergraduates. Hal had a deep and abiding affection for Bowdoin over the years but, in a special way, the Pendexters strengthened their bond to the College. They attended Hal's 50th Reunion, and Hal served on the Class of 1957 50th Reunion Committee. He also volunteered as an Alumni Fund Director for Bowdoin. Their primary residence was in Naperville, Illinois, and with a second

residence in Scarborough, the Pendexters spent almost half the year

in Maine and enjoyed a bond with the Brunswick community. "We greatly enjoy our involvement with the Maine State Music Theater which performs Broadway musicals during the summer in Pickard Theater," Hal wrote in a Class News submission. Bowdoin provided Hal with the educational foundation to pursue a very successful forty-two year career with the United States Gypsum Corporation

(USG Corporation). He retired in 2000 from his position of Senior Vice President

and Chief Administrative Officer. Hal and Marcia were the proud parents of three children and five grandchildren. With so much good fortune to look back on, Hal Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to established this family scholarship fund as a demonstration and Marcia's and his Pendexter Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates deep appreciation of Bowdoin's special place in their lives.

Established in 2007 in support of Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to students who would enhance the racial and socio-economic Perper Family Scholarship Fund diversity on the campus

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Drawing on his own experience and appreciation for the support he received at Bowdoin, Andy Petitjean '92 established the Petitjean Family Scholarship Fund. .

After graduating from Bowdoin, Andy attended the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, where he met his wife, Meredith. After business school Andy worked for Goldman Sachs and later for the hedge fund Amaranth. He then took a position at Morgan Stanley in the proprietary trading area, and more

Established in February of 2009, this fund supports recently moved to the U.S. investing division of Brevan Howard, a European hedge scholarships to Bowdoin students with preference fund. Andy and Meredith live in New York City with their son, Lincoln. to deserving individuals from New England raised Petitjean Family Scholarship Fund in households with a single parent

Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support Henry B. Phillips Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1960 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Clarence H. Pierce Scholarship Fund students from Aroostook County, Maine

The William Curtis Pierce '28 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2004

by Stephen "Mackin" Pulsifer, a member of the Class of 1968, in memory of Mr. Pierce, a former Overseer, Trustee, and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees,

who died in 2003. Mackin Pulsifer has long supported student aid at Bowdoin. In Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support 1986, he and his brother Richard '62 established the Richard S. and Stephen M. for Bowdoin undergraduates who are natives of Pulsifer Fund, which assists students who encounter unforeseen circumstances Baldwin, Cornish, Hiram, Parsonsfield, and Porter, that jeopardize their continued attendance at the College. William Curtis Pierce '28 Memorial Maine, the towns comprising the school district Scholarship Fund where Mr. Pierce's family farm is located

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The Jotham Donnell Pierce, Sr. Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by the honoree's youngest sons, Christopher A. Pierce, Class of 1971 and James M. Pierce, Class of 1976. The fund is named in honor of Jotham Donnell Pierce, Sr., Class of 1939. Jotham was born in Houlton, Maine and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1942 following his time at Bowdoin. After serving as major in the Army Air Corps Established in 2007 in support of Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to students in World War Two, he began his practice of law in Portland in 1946 and was a from Aroostook County, Maine, and second prominent Maine lawyer for the next forty-four years. He served as Overseer and preference to students from the State of Maine Trustee of Bowdoin College for twenty-five years, from 1963 to 1988. Jotham died in 1990. His son, Chris Pierce, is president and chief operating officer of Dingley Press in Lisbon, Maine, and son Jim Pierce is a division manager with UBS Financial Services in Chicago. The family has an outstanding history with the College that, to

date, includes twenty-seven alumni, many of whom have held positions of leadership and governance, and spans six generations – from John Leland Crosby, Class of 1854, to his great-great-great-grandson Leonard A. Pierce, Class of 2010. Jotham Donnell Pierce Sr. Scholarship

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Laurent C. and Phyllis T. Pinette for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship Fund Maine residents

Ira B. and Patricia F. Pitcher Scholarship Established in 1997 in support of scholarships to Fund needy Bowdoin undergraduates. This fund was established by John S. Osterweis of the Class of 1964 in honor of Edward Pols, William R. Kenan Professor of the Humanities and Philosophy Emeritus, and his wife Eileen Pols. Professor Edward Pols was a distinguished member of the faculty and nationally recognized author in the field of philosophy. A gifted teacher and educator, he served the College with distinction from July 1, 1949 to February 1, 1984. Eileen Pols, wife of Edward, was a lifelong learner and Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support supporter of the arts. At the time of her graduation from Bowdoin College in 1979 for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference she was then the oldest undergraduate alumna of the College. John Osterweis Edward and Eileen Pols Scholarship for students majoring in philosophy earned his M.B.A. at Stanford University in 1969 and has established himself in the investment field. He is president of Osterweis Capital Management, Inc. of San Francisco.

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Pomeroy Scholarship / Common Good Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates and in support of programs and personnel in the Center for the Common Good

Established in 2015 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to students from California, in Poole Family Scholarship Fund particular the Bay Area.

Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support Pope Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1992 to provide scholarship support Elizabeth D. & L. Robert Porteous, Jr. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship Fund Maine residents

The Robert C. Porter Bowdoin-Penn Charter Scholarship Fund was established in

1986 by Robert Chamberlain Porter, a member of the Class of 1934. Mr. Porter's

service to Bowdoin included the chairmanship of the Governing Boards Committee on Investments and presidency of the Board of Overseers. Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support Robert C. Porter Bowdoin-Penn Charter for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship Fund graduates of the Penn Charter School

Established in 1963 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from Maine or Walter Averill Powers 1906 Scholarship Connecticut

Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support Charles Baird Price III Memorial for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Scholarship students from Kentucky

Established in 2010 in support of scholarships to George W. Pullen Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

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Established in 2019 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference for a Quantitative Scholarship Fund rising junior or senior who is first generation to college majoring in Computer Science, Economics, or Mathematics Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support R amler Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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In a warm tribute to his parents, Matt Rankowitz '86 established the Louis J. and

Arlene M. Rankowitz Scholarship Fund to support scholarships for Bowdoin

undergraduates. Matt graduated summa cum laude with majors in mathematics and economics and went on to earn an M.B.A. at Duke University. He is a retired Louis J. and Arlene M. Rankowitz Established in 2008 to support scholarships for partner of Wachovia Capital Partners and lives in North Carolina with his wife, Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates Anne, and their two sons.

The Gerald F. Rath '65 Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by Gerald Rath, a member of the Class of 1965. Gerald Rath was born and raised in Lewiston, Maine,

and was a Travelli Scholar at Bowdoin. He majored in government and went on to earn a law degree at Harvard University in 1968. He clerked for a U.S. District Court judge for a year, then joined the Boston law firm of Herrick, Smith, Donald, Farley & Ketchum, and was named partner in 1976. Ten years later, he joined the Boston

firm of Bingham, Dana & Gould, currently known as Bingham McCutchen. Gerald is now a senior partner with Bingham McCutchen, and periodically consults for the

Securities and Exchange Commission. He has written and lectured widely. Gerald Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support and his wife, Linda, divide their time between their homes in Boston and La Quinta, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for California. Gerald F. Rath '65 Scholarship Fund students from Maine

Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference Stephen A. Reed Trust Fund to students who are residents of Maine

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C. Nicholas Revelos '60, who passed away in 2007, funded a scholarship in honor of his parents through a bequest of real estate as a 50th reunion gift. The C. Nicholas Revelos Scholarship Fund will support scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates

with preference for those students who have been admitted to Duke Law School,

where Nick earned his J.D. after graduating from Bowdoin. Nick went on to earn a master of laws degree at the University of California at Berkeley, and served as dean and associate professor of law at the Chase College of Law at Northern Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Kentucky University from 1967 to 1970. In 1971 he was appointed as a professor of Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference to law at the Michigan State University College of Law, where he remained until his

the descendants of Nicholas and Fosine Revelos, retirement in 2006. During that time Nick also was director of the 1997 Summer second preference to Bowdoin graduates who are Law Program in Romania, served as an arbitrator for the New York Stock Exchange admitted to Duke University School of Law, and and authored numerous publications and reviews concerning corporate and C. Nicholas Revelos Scholarship Fund third preference to any Bowdoin undergraduate securities law.

The John Hubbard Rich Jr., John Hubbard Rich III, and Whitney Halstead Rich Art Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by Doris Lee Rich, wife and mother of those named in the fund. A French major while at Bowdoin, John Hubbard Rich Jr.

was a member of the Bowdoin Class of 1939. Following college, he served in World War II, where he was known for saving thirty-five Japanese civilians. In 1974, John's impressive service earned him a Litt.D. honorary degree from Bowdoin. He was Senior Asian Correspondent for NBC News in Japan. John and Doris Lee now reside at Cape Elizabeth, Maine. They are avid collectors of Asian art, and for years Doris Lee and her daughter, Barbarine Okumura, owned a Portland, Maine-based Asian

art store. John and Doris Lee have two sons who attended Bowdoin, John Hubbard Rich III and Whitney Halstead Rich. John graduated summa cum laude from Bowdoin in 1978 with a double major in English and sociology and then earned his J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. He is president of Perkins, Thompson, Hinckley & Keddy, a law firm in Portland, Maine. Whitney graduated from Bowdoin in 1980 with a religion and history double major. After Bowdoin, he attended Yale's

Established in 2006 in support of Bowdoin School of Management and is now President & CEO of Leap Corporation in Tokyo, undergraduates, with first preference for Japan. The College is grateful to the Rich family for their many years of devotion to outstanding students majoring in the Visual Arts Bowdoin and for this most generous gift. John Hubbard Rich, Jr., John Hubbard Rich and second preference for students majoring in III and Whitney Rich Scholarship Art History

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The Albert Francis Richmond Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 with proceeds from the estate of Annie J. Richmond in memory of her husband, a member of the Class of 1931. At Bowdoin, Albert was dubbed "The Little Giant" by Don Lancaster, Class of 1927, in an affectionate reference to his determination

to carry on despite his crippling from polio in his youth. Albert was the successful owner of Richmond Granite & Marble of Taunton, Massachusetts. He and his wife followed Bowdoin football teams religiously over their many years together. Albert Francis Richmond Memorial Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

The E. William Ricker Scholarship Fund has been established by Lois Goldthwait Ricker of Tucson, Arizona, in memory of her husband, Earl William Ricker of the Class of 1945, who died in 1998. For nearly twenty years prior to his retirement in 1988, Bill Ricker was employment manager for the University of Arizona. Earlier in

his career he had been employed by Bell Aerosystems in Tucson, Radio Corporation of America in Vail, Colorado, and Falstrom Company in Passaic, New Jersey. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II in India, Iran and China, attaining the rank Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support of master sergeant. Lois Ricker resides in Tucson, Arizona. Income from the fund E. William Ricker Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates will provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates.

Truly a family effort, the fund was established by Katherine and Menelaos “Manny” Rizoulis ’52 through their estates, and by their daughters, Anne K. Rizoulis ’86 and Established in 2016 in support of scholarships to Joanna I. Rizoulis ’88. Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Rizoulis Family Scholarship Fund students from Androscoggin County, Maine.

Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin juniors or seniors completing their major work in mathematics or the sciences, with preference for graduates of Wayland High School, Richard E. Robinson Memorial Scholarship Massachusetts or Westbrook High School, Maine

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The Edward W. Rogers Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Edward W. Rogers, Sr., of the Class of 1951, by his wife, Joyce, and their seven children: Edward '81, Stephen '82, Christopher '83, Mary '86, Andrea '87 and David Burton '86, Jennifer '89 and Brendon Hickey '88, and Matthew '91. Rogers was Chief Judge of

the Maine Administrative Court in Portland. In 1995 he received the Maine State Bar Association's Family Law Section Achievement Award for "outstanding leadership and promotion of the family in the State of Maine." He had previously been chief administrative court judge under Governor Brennan, and assistant district attorney for Cumberland County. He had been in private practice in Portland from 1958-1977. Rogers studied law at the University of Maine, and served four

years in the U.S. Navy following his College graduation. In Bowdoin affairs, he had Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support served on the Alumni Council and as a campaign volunteer. He was infinitely proud for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to that his seven children chose to follow in his footsteps by attending the College. To students from the State of Maine date, no other Bowdoin alumnus can count seven children among the alumni/ae of the College. Edward W. Rogers Scholarship Fund

Clayton and Julianne Rose Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2015 with preference given to students from middle income families from Maine Rosenfeld Family Scholarship Fund or Massachusetts.

Established in 2014 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to students pursuing studies in the Roth Family Scholarship Fund visual arts or musical arts.

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Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Mary Lee Rowe Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The David Rowse Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by Julia Rowse and is

named in honor of her late husband. A devoted alumnus and member of the Class of 1958, David Rowse began his career working the family business as a production line worker in his teen years, and thereafter learning the business from the bottom

to the top. During his tenure as president of the company he took it from a small

New England business to an international corporation. Upon his father's death in 1989, son Steve Rowse described David as "a pretty good, humble guy" who

Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to "exhibited great leadership and got the best out of people." Through this Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference to scholarship fund and other generous moments of giving, David and Julia have students who are first generation Americans; and demonstrated their deep appreciation for Bowdoin College's facilities and people. second preference to students of immigrant David Rowse Scholarship Fund families, both of whom are US citizens

Established by members of his family and friends in honor and memory of Frank F. Frank F. Sabasteanski Memorial Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support Sabasteanski of the Class of 1941, who coached track and cross country at Bowdoin Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates College from 1946 until his death on February 13, 1983.

Established by Richard B. Sanborn, of the Class of 1940, and Helen W. Sanborn in memory of five members of the Sanborn family, graduates of Established in 1985 to provide scholarship support the College from great grandfather to great grandson, to-wit: Bigelow for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for T. Sanborn, Walter M. Sanborn, Richard B. Sanborn, John G. Sanborn and Sanborn Scholarship Fund students from Maine Jeffrey M. Sanborn.

Talbot Sanborn of the Class of 1908. A native of East Machias, Mr. Sanborn

pursued a lifelong career in the lumber business, including affiliations with Puget Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support Mills Co., Port Gamble, Washington, and with Atlas Plywood Corp., Goldsboro, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for North Carolina, and Stockholm, Maine. Talbot Sanborn Scholarship Fund those from Washington County, Maine

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Established in 1983 to provide support for two lectures each year in the arts, social sciences and humanities. Amended in 1995 to allow for the

expenditure of unspent annual income to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students majoring in Kenneth V. Santagata Memorial Fund Government and Legal Studies

Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Christians from Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Iraq, or students of such religious and ethnic Camille F. Sarrouf Family Scholarship Fund heritage anywhere in the world

The Herbert S. and Eugenie R. Sawyer Scholarship Fund was established by Herbert

S. Sawyer of the Class of 1948 and his wife, Eugenie R. Sawyer. A native of Fort

Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Fairfield, Maine, Mr. Sawyer had a long and distinguished career as an electrical for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for engineer with the U.S. Department of Defense. Herbert S. and Eugenie R. Sawyer students from Aroostook County, Maine's largest Scholarship Fund and northernmost county

Alden H. Sawyer, Sr. Scholarship Fund represents the gifts of family and friends in honor of Alden Hart Sawyer, Sr. of the Class of 1927. Mr. Sawyer served the College as an Overseer (1954-1967) Treasurer and ex- officio member of the Board of

Trustees (1967-1979), and Overseer Emeritus (1979-1994). In 1978 he received an Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support honorary doctorate of laws from the College. A lifelong resident of Maine, he was for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference active in banking, health care, and numerous community services. Alden H. Sawyer, Sr. Scholarship Fund given to those from Maine

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The Bidú Sayão Scholarship Fund has been established by the late Bidú Sayão, who

was awarded an honorary doctor of music degree from Bowdoin in 1985 for her

contributions to the world of opera. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she studied voice in Romania and France and, before she was thirty years old, had sung at many opera houses in Europe and South America. For fifteen years following her American debut in 1935 she was a beloved star-as Manon, Susanna, Violetta, and Juliet-of New York's Metropolitan Opera House patrons. She was the first woman

to receive Brazil's highest decoration, the Order of Merit, and also received

France's Palms of the Academy. For many years following her retirement from public engagements in 1957, she lived in Lincolnville, Maine. She died in 1999. Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Bidú Sayão Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Frank J. Scalera Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by donor Frank Scalera '55, who holds a very strong affection for Bowdoin and describes himself as

a needy northern New Jersey Irish-Italian boy who found his way to Brunswick in 1951. Frank states that as time went by, he more fully appreciated his Bowdoin education, and that any success he has enjoyed in life can be attributed to the

foundation acquired at Bowdoin and the association with people from all walks of life that he experienced in college. Returning the favor to Bowdoin, the Scalera Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support Scholarship Fund will provide scholarship support to deserving Bowdoin Frank J. Scalera Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates. undergraduates.

Established in 2013 with preference to students Peter '64 and Elizabeth Seaver Family from Michigan or Maine, and second preference Scholarship Fund to students from New England.

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Serwer Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 with preference to first- generation college or low-income students.

The Sgroi Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Dennis C. Sgroi, a member of the Class of 1983, and Susan L. Sgroi, a member of the Class of 1986.

Dennis, who earned an M.D. from the University of Connecticut, is Director of Breast Pathology at Massachusetts General Hospital and Assistant Professor of

Pathology at Harvard Medical School. Susan is Chief People Officer for ColorKinetics in Boston, having previously been in human resources with BankBoston. For several years, Dennis has raised money for the scholarship by asking fellow Bowdoin alumni/ae, family members and friends to sponsor him as

Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support he runs the Boston Marathon. Dennis and Susan have a daughter named Sophia. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for graduates of Lynn Classical High School, Lynn, Sgroi Family Scholarship Fund Massachusetts

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The Hubert S. (Bill) '36 and Eleanor F. Shaw Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by Hubert S. (Hugh) Shaw, Jr. of the class of 1965 in memory of his father, and

in honor of his mother. Bill Shaw came to Bowdoin from Aroostook County,

attended the College on scholarship, was class secretary, lettered in football, was named All-American in baseball, and participated in the 1936 Olympic Baseball Demonstration Team. From 1948 to 1967 he served the College as its distinguished director of admissions. Eleanor and Bill Shaw have exemplified dedication to the College and to countless students and families for more than half

a century, and the establishment of the fund punctuates their service to the

Hubert S. (Bill) '36 and Eleanor F. Shaw Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support Bowdoin community. Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Arthur Sheedy and Alexander Currie Scholarship Fund was established in 2007

by Eileen Sheedy-Currie and John A. Currie. Eileen graduated from the Bowdoin in 1974, with a major in history. John graduated in 1973, with a major in government. With this fund, Eileen and John intend to honor and remember their fathers who inspired their love of learning and espoused the power of education. Arthur and Alexander became great friends. Both men contributed to the common good by living self sufficient lives, giving back to their communities, and raising their

children to do likewise. John and Eileen reside in Houston, Texas, where they have been active in advising and encouraging promising students of Hispanic origins and have recognized the special challenges these students often face in pursuit of higher education. Accordingly, when possible, the Arthur Sheedy and Alexander Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Currie Scholarship Fund will support students of Hispanic origin from the Texas gulf Bowdoin undergraduates with preference given to coast and Southwest; and will allow Sheedy and Currie Scholars to pursue Arthur Sheedy and Alexander Currie students of Hispanic origin from the Southwest opportunities for community service, academic exploration, and career Scholarship Fund region of the United States investigation that would otherwise be inaccessible to them.

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Robert F. Sheehy of the Class of 1972 established the Thomas J. Sheehy, Jr.

Scholarship Fund in honor of his father, Thomas J. Sheehy, Jr., M.D., of the Class of

1941 and Class Agent for 1941. The fund also honors the Sheehy family legacy at Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Bowdoin: Thomas J. Sheehy III '69; John P. Sheehy, M.D. '70; Robert F. Sheehy '72; for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Sara E. Sheehy Finnerty '93; Megan E. Sheehy '96; and Thomas J. Sheehy IV '96. students pursuing a major course of study in the The Thomas J. Sheehy, Jr. Scholarship natural sciences or classics

Established in 1978 to provide scholarship support Shorey Family Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Joseph H. Shortell, Jr. Memorial Established in 1979 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates Established in 1959 to provide scholarship support Shumway Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Benjamin R. Shute Memorial Scholarship sons or daughters of teachers

Established in 1956 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Wayne Sibley Scholarship students from Worcester County, Massachusetts

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The Michael and Irene Siket Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by Arthur J. Siket, a member of the Class of 1973. The fund is named in honor of Art Siket's parents. Michael "Mickey" Siket was born in Madison, Maine, attended high school there and then served in the U.S. Army in World War II. He was employed for forty-

three years with Madison Paper Industries. He married Irene Caron in 1950, who was also born and raised in Madison, and together the couple raised two sons, Arthur and Bruce. Following in his father's footsteps in the paper industry after graduating cum laude from Bowdoin in 1975, Art received a M.S. degree from the Institute of Paper Chemistry in Appleton, Wisconsin (now the Institute of Paper Science and Technology located at Georgia Tech). He was

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to employed with Kimberly-Clark Corporation in Fullerton, California as a process Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference engineer and quality manager for thirty years until his retirement this past year. He given to students from Somerset County, Maine is a senior member of the American Society for Quality, a member of TAPPI, and a majoring in mathematics; second preference to member of the American Chemical Society. students from Somerset County, Maine majoring in any science, and third preference given to Michael and Irene Siket Scholarship students from Somerset County, Maine

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for

those students of the Jewish faith from the North Simon Family Scholarship Shore of Boston, Massachusetts

The Mary Anne and Sanford R. Sistare Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 to provide scholarship support to undergraduates. An inspirational driving force behind the Class of 1950, Sandy had a long history of commitment to Bowdoin.

Both he and his wife Mary, a Brown alumna, were active members of the

Association of Bowdoin Friends and were often a presence on campus. Over the years Sandy served as Class Agent, BCAN Advisor, Reunion Chair, Bicentennial Committee director, Alumni Council member, Bravo! Committee member to raise funds for the Pickard Theater renovation, and Joshua Chamberlain Memorial Committee member – and for these efforts he was recognized in 2000 with the

Robert M. Cross Award, in 2001 with the Foot Soldier of Bowdoin Award, and in

2005 with the Alumni Service Award. The Sistares have five children, including daughter Debra '76 who currently lives in Idaho. Through their extraordinary service Mary Anne and Sanford R. Sistare Established in 2005 to provide scholarship support and through their scholarship fund, Mary and Sandy helped prepare a new Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates. generation of creative leaders and thinkers at Bowdoin. 145

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Established by Peter M. Small, Class of 1964, in honor/memory of Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support Isaac Stevens Metcalf, 1847, Robert Orange Small 1896, Maxwell M. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Small 1936 and Keyes D. Metcalf H'1965 African American students, and then to seniors Peter Metcalf Small Scholarship Fund demonstrating interest in teaching or library work Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Wilfred T. and Muriel G. Small Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established by classmates, other friends, and members of the family Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support of Dr. Joseph I. Smith of the Class of 1923, a Bath, Maine, physician for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for graduates of Morse High School, Bath, Maine or Dr. Joseph I. Smith Memorial Scholarship Brunswick High School, Brunswick, Maine Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students interested in ocean resources and the

seashore environment, for students who have demonstrated unusual effort to attend Bowdoin, or for students interested in music, law or Henry Oliver Smith Memorial Scholarship medicine

Benjamin Tydings Smith, Class of 2009, clearly recognizes the need for Bowdoin

to provide financial aid to undergraduates. His mother, Mary Tydings Smith, Class of 1978, gives regularly and generously to Bowdoin as a way to give back to the school that provided her with the educational foundation upon which she built professional success. Mary recently decided to give Ben the opportunity to give back to Bowdoin by choosing how a new gift would be allocated. She then

established the Smith Family Scholarship to provide financial assistance to

Bowdoin undergraduates. While in college, Mary played lacrosse, squash, and field hockey, and also participated in the Big Sister program. She is now managing Established in 2006, the income of the Fund director at Russell Reynolds Associates, an international executive search firm, Smith Family Scholarship supports scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates and lives in Easton, Maryland, with her husband, John.

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David Saul & Frieda Mikels Smith Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates Richard J. and Betty Smith Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 by Richard J. Smith of the Class of 1952.

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Navy in May 1989, and was trained to be an aviation electronics technician. He to students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership within their communities, with a served in the first Gulf War and, while stationed in Italy, he was transferred to the preference for those who have participated in Brunswick Naval Air Station. In the summer of 1995, he met Bowdoin Men's Wil Smith '00 Scholarship Fund Maine's Seeds of Peace program. Basketball Coach Tim Gilbride, who encouraged Wil to apply to Bowdoin. Wil was also a single parent. He struggled to balance his schoolwork while caring for his infant daughter, Olivia, until staff discovered his circumstances and a Bowdoin support network was established to help them both. As an older student - he was 28 when he matriculated - Wil was always a leader at Bowdoin, in the classroom, in our local community, and on the basketball court, with young Olivia playing in the stands during practice and corralled by coaches, students, and staff during games. Wil graduated with a degree in sociology, receiving his diploma in one hand while holding Olivia in the other. After graduation, while Wil continued to serve in the U.S. Navy Reserve, he joined the staff at Bowdoin as director of multicultural student programs. He went on to study law, earned his degree at the University of Maine School of Law, and in 2006, returned to Bowdoin where, as associate dean of multicultural student programs, he was instrumental in helping the College expand access and opportunities for students of color. Through his example, Wil also motivated and mentored students who were struggling. As far as Wil was concerned, there was nothing students couldn't accomplish, and he let them know that every day. Wil was not one to sit back and take it easy. Beginning in the summer of 1999, before he graduated from Bowdoin, Wil began working with Seeds of Peace International Camp, a conflict resolution program for teenagers from Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the United States, and immigrants from Asia, Africa, and Latin America. He became associate camp director in 2007, and was working at the camp right through last summer. And for nearly a decade, Wil coached basketball at Catherine McAuley High School in Portland, where he led the Lions to the state final in 2007 and amassed an overall record of 54-27. At the time of his death, Wil was dean of community and multicultural affairs at the Berkshire School in Sheffield, Mass., where he also served as girls’ varsity basketball coach, director of new student orientation and student leadership training, and as chair of the school's diversity subcommittee, among several other duties.

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Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates intending to pursue careers in the public school system at the Snow Family Scholarship Fund elementary or secondary level

The Society of Bowdoin Women was formed in 1922 to provide “an organization in Society of Bowdoin Women Foundation Established in 1971 to provide scholarship support which those with a common bond of Bowdoin loyalty may, by becoming better Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates acquainted with the College and with each other, work together to serve the College.” Today, the Society of Bowdoin Women Advisory Board continues to consult in the administration of four endowment funds.

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with a preference for those having graduated from South Portland High June G. and William H. Soule Scholarship School

Established in 1991 to provide scholarship support for William F. Springer, Jr. Memorial Bowdoin undergraduates admitted through the Early Scholarship Decision program at the College

The Geoffrey R. Stanwood Scholarship Fund was established by a bequest of Natalie P. Stanwood to honor the memory of her late husband, Geoffrey R.

Stanwood of the Class of 1938. Geoff Stanwood is remembered by the Bowdoin family for his many services to the College--program coordinator for the Breckenridge Public Affairs Center in York, assistant to two presidents, recipient of the Alumni Service Award in 1988, one of the founders of the Meddiebempsters, Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support and impromptu leader of Chandler's Band at Commencement ceremonies. Geoffrey R. Stanwood Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The William Child Stearns Scholarship Fund has been established by Warren W.

Stearns, of the Class of 1932, in memory of William Child Stearns. During his retirement in Maine, Warren was involved in the renovation and restoration of historic homes in the Paris Hill area, and also conducted research on agricultural Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support projects, local history, and architecture. He was employed-as supervisor in Boston, for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference then as manager of claims in Toronto, by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company from given to students from Oxford County in Maine 1937-1972. In Bowdoin affairs, he served as the Class of 1932's Planned Giving Chair. He died in 2000. Income from the fund will provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference given to students from Oxford County in William Child Stearns Scholarship Fund Maine.

Established in 2012 in support of scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates, consistent with College policies governing financial assistance to its Steinberg Family Scholarship Fund students.

The Thomas K. Sterio Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by James F. Sterio of the Class of 1970 and his wife, Eileen Cleveland Sterio, in memory of Jim's

father, an education advocate. Jim earned his J.D. from Boston College law school

and is a partner with Regnante, Sterio & Osborne in Wakefield, Massachusetts. He and Eileen have two children. Income from the fund will be used to provide Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates from the New England States, with The Thomas K. Sterio Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates. preference given to those of Albanian-American descent.

Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support Joan Cassidy Stetson Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Abbot and Dorothy H. Stevens Scholarship Fund was established through a gift

from the Abbot and Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation of North Andover,

Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Massachusetts. The fund will support scholarships, with a preference for students for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for from the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts. Begun in 1953, the foundation has Abbot and Dorothy H. Stevens Scholarship students from the Merrimack Valley region of as its purpose the support of local charitable organizations in Massachusetts, Fund Massachusetts especially those in the greater Lawrence area.

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The Stone Family Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 by Trustee Emeritus Sheldon Stone of the Class of 1974, in memory of his grandmother Mollie Stone. Sheldon was the first generation of his family to go to college; his parents were excited when he was accepted at Bowdoin, but knew they could not afford to send him. Bowdoin's financial aid program made all the difference. "For that

reason, it's important to me that financially needy students be able to attend

the College…I benefited greatly from someone's generosity and, thankfully, I'm in a financial position now to help others, to refill the coffers, so to speak." Sheldon is a principal at Oaktree Capital management in Los Angeles. A government major at Bowdoin, he went on to earn his MBA from Columbia University in 1978. He has served Bowdoin as a Trustee, a BASIC volunteer, and

as a member of his class's 25th reunion Special Gifts Committee. Other

affiliations include membership on the National Advisory Board, Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth, and as director at Mayflower Group, Inc. Established in 1996 to provide scholarship support Stone Family Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Janice Filipowicz Strauss and William Established in 2013 to provide scholarship support The Janice Filipowicz Strauss and William Theodore Strauss III Memorial Scholarship Theodore Strauss III Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates Fund was established by William Theodore Strauss, III, a member of the Class of 1965, Fund and his wife, Janice Filipowicz Strauss. First preference to students who are first generation to college or low income and who have graduated from a Maine high school and whose family resides in Maine; second preference to students who are first generation to college or low income and who have graduated from a Vermont or New Hampshire high school and whose family resides in Vermont or New Hampshire. All scholarship recipients will be in good academic standing with a B- average or better.

Established in 2014 in support of scholarships to The Strawbridge Family Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

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The James R. and Virginia E. Stuart Scholarship Fund was established by the family in 2004 in honor of James R. Stuart, a member of the Class of 1954, and his wife, Virginia. The fund honored James Stuart on the occasion of his 50th reunion while also addressing an important fiscal challenge facing the College. James attended Bowdoin under the combined MIT program and became an engineer. He spent

many years with Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace (now part of Lockheed Established in 2004 to provide scholarship support Martin), a developer of defense systems in Florida, retiring as technical director. for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference Virginia Stuart directed the women's center at Valencia Community College, and James R. and Virginia E. Stuart Scholarship for women majoring in mathematics or science Fund together they raised three daughters.

Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for those students whose primary guardians are Paul E. and Grace H. Sullivan Scholarship unable to contribute to his or her tuition or costs

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Established in 1979 to provide scholarship Janice M. Swales Scholarship Fund assistance to needy and deserving students

Marshall and Katherine B. Swan Scholarship Established in 2005 to provide scholarships to Bo Fund Bowdoin undergraduates from Greater Providence, Rhode Island, and the communities of Fall River, Westport, and New Bedford, Massachusetts.

Established in 201 in support of scholarships to Sweeney Family Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference for female students who have an interest in technology

The Jack W. Swenson Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Jack W. Swenson, a member of the Class of 1955. After receiving his degree at Bowdoin,

Jack Swenson earned an M.B.A. at Amos Tuck School. His career has been

practicing investment research and management in the Boston area. During the 1960s, he was a securities analyst; in 1971 he was named executive vice president at Chase Investment. Currently, he is owner of J.W. Swenson Investment Counsel in Weston, Massachusetts. Active in his community, he has been involved with United Way and Visiting Nurse Association fundraising, and with the Town of Sudbury

Finance Committee. Also a loyal alumnus, Swenson has served the College in

numerous volunteer roles, including class agent, campaign worker, and reunion committee member. He believes that hard work and individual liberty are the Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support essence of the educational process; in providing this scholarship, he encourages its for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to recipients to be diligent students and defenders of individual liberty and the free students majoring in economics or its successor enterprise system. Jack W. Swenson Scholarship Fund courses of study

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Established in 2018 in support of general scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates. The Loyola and Tage Sylvan ’52 Scholarship Fund

The Harold D. Talbot, Jr. '40 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by

his widow, Mary J. Talbot, and their daughters Nancy, Elizabeth and Jill. After a

lengthy career in advertising, Mr. Talbot earned a master's degree in education administration from Boston University. He served as assistant to the president of Mount Ida College, vice president of Worcester Junior College, and finally as president of Cambridge Junior College, all in Massachusetts. Known as "Lid," he

Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support was also founder and editor of Dexter Publishing Company in Wellesley and served

for Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference as a captain in the Army Air Corps in WWII. to men and women majoring in the field of Harold D. Talbot, Jr. '40 Memorial education and second preference for students in Scholarship Fund the field of economics.

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"You can change someone's life," is how Barbara Tarmy Fradin, Class of 1975, sums up the inspiration behind her establishment of the Etta and Jack Tarmy Scholarship Fund this year. The fund is named for her parents, who raised their daughter to

believe that education is the gateway to a person's future. Jack, who passed away

in 1995, always believed in giving people a chance, and, as the son of two immigrants, he recognized that if no one had given him a chance he never would

have found success in the lumber and real estate businesses. He also taught Barbara that the choices she makes in life should increase her options, and that is a guideline she has remembered throughout her life. Barbara currently works as a

managing director for investment firm Neuberger Berman in New York City. Living

in the city and through her work with organizations such as the Goddard Riverside Community Center she is well aware of the great struggles many parents face in

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to trying to get their children through college. During her time at Bowdoin, Barbara Bowdoin undergraduates with preference given to recalls interning at the Senior Center to subsidize her expenses. "Having that help first generation college students from New York made a difference," she says. The Tarmy Fund will support Bowdoin Etta and Jack Tarmy Scholarship City undergraduates who are first generation college students.

Established in 1974 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Cumberland or York counties in TD Bank Endowed Scholarship Maine

The Florence Dolby and Hester Thatcher Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by Sean MacFarlane Marsh, and member of the Class of 1995, and Jill Elizabeth Marsh, in support of scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference for women from Maine. The fund is named in honor of Sean's maternal grandmother and Jill's paternal grandmother, each of whom was instrumental in shaping her grandchild's education aspiration. "this is our way of

thanking and honoring them," Sean said. Sean is a general partner of Village Ventures, a venture capital firm based in Lexington, Massachusetts. He is currently a member of the Alumni Council and serves as a Class Agent and a member of BASIC. Jill, who grew up in Maine, and Sean have also established two similar Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support memorial scholarships through the Wellesley Student's Aid Society at Jill's alma Florence Dolby and Hester Thatcher to Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for mater, Wellesley College, where Jill is a member of the Board of Directors. The Memorial Scholarship Fund women from the State of Maine couple live in Sudbury, Massachusetts.

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at Four College Street to the College, by the Theta Corporation. Income from the Established in 2000 to provide both scholarship fund will provide both scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with a assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates and preference given to DKE and KDT legacies, and support for Bowdoin's House Theta Fund support for Bowdoin's House System System.

The Theta Delta Chi Fund was established in 2000, upon the transfer of the fraternity house at 5 McKeen Street to the College, by Theta Delta Chi at Bowdoin. Income from the fund will provide scholarship support for Bowdoin Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support undergraduates with preference given to legacies of Theta Delta Chi fraternity Theta Delta Chi Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates members.

Wolfgang R. Thomas Family Scholarship Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates

The family of Robert Thurston '54 established the Robert N. Thurston Memorial

Scholarship Fund in his memory. Bob passed away in October 2007 and is survived by his wife of fifty years, Suzanne. After graduating from Bowdoin, Bob served in the U.S. Army and began a business career at Fabric Research Laboratories in Massachusetts. In 1961, he and his family moved to Evansville, Indiana, where he

worked for Mead Johnson Co. and in 1966 Bob joined The Quaker Oats Co. in Chicago, where he worked until his retirement in 1985. He served as a director on

several boards, including Quaker Oats, Highland Park Hospital, and McDonald's

Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Corporation. Bob and Suzanne have three children and seven grandchildren, Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to including Peter Wadden '09. The fund will support scholarships for Bowdoin Robert N. Thurston Memorial Scholarship citizenship, leadership and continued academic undergraduates, with preference given to those committed to citizenship, Fund performance leadership, and continued academic performance.

Established in 1962 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for a first-year student talented and interested in music, then to a junior or senior music major, then Frederic Erle Thornlay Tillotson finally to a senior who has distinguished himself or Scholarship herself in musical extracurricular activities

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The Alice G. and Frederick W. Titus Scholarship Fund was established by Alan R. Titus of the Class of 1962 to honor his parents. Mr. Titus was vice-president and general manager of E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company in Wilmington, Delaware.

In his words, "Alice and Frederick Titus were deeply committed to education and worked long and hard in order to provide their two sons with a college education and had a deep love for Bowdoin." Alice G. and Frederick W. Titus Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Paul M. Toomey Memorial Scholarship Fund, representing gifts from family

members and friends of Paul Toomey, a member of the Class of 1973, who went on

to earn his doctorate in anthropology from the University of Virginia and to teach

in programs associated with Virginia, Cornell, and Tufts. At retirement, Mr. Toomey Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support was a research specialist with the U.S. Department of Defense at Fort Bragg, North Paul M. Toomey Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Carolina. Fund those majoring in anthropology

The Bruce S. Tornquist Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Bruce S. Tornquist, a member of the Class of 1950. Bruce Tornquist returned to his

hometown of Portland following graduation, and spent the next twenty years

working with Equitable Life Assurance Society. In 1951 he joined a local Masonic Lodge, where he served as master for many years. He became

grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Maine in 1974, and served in that position until his retirement in 1999. Tornquist was also active with various Casco Bay island organizations. Bruce and Lottie, who were married in 1985, lived in Cape

Elizabeth and enjoyed watching the ocean come and go.

Established in 2012 to provide scholarship support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Bruce S. Tornquist Scholarship Fund juniors or seniors from the State of Maine

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference to a The Louis Tripaldi Memorial Scholarship student of financial need from the State of Fund Maine

Jean L. and Raymond Troubh Scholarship Established in 1988 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The C. Clark Truesdell "Quiet Leader" Memorial Scholarship was established in

2006 by Clark's wife, Phyllis, in honor of his abiding love for Bowdoin. Clark was a member of the Class of 1965. After a long career in the insurance industry, he retired with Phyllis to Brunswick in 2000, where he thrived on work projects renovating their historic home and launching a bed and breakfast. He was happy to return to the Bowdoin community, where he sang in the Bowdoin Chorus, audited

classes, and attended sporting events. Clark was a willing worker who never

refused a request to lead a project or extend himself when a hand was needed. He provided steady, dependable participation and quiet leadership in pursuit of the Established in 2006, the income from the Fund Common Good. Two weeks before he died, Clark was presented with the 2005 shall be used in support of scholarships to Foot Soldier of Bowdoin Award. This Quiet Leader Memorial Scholarship will C. Clark Truesdell 'Quiet Leader' Memorial Bowdoin undergraduates who exhibit qualities of support Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to those who exhibit the Scholarship service and leadership. qualities of service and inspired, selfless leadership as exemplified by its honoree.

Established in 1990 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from the greater Wyman Trull Scholarship Fund Lowell, Massachusetts area

The Roger Tuveson Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Kristine Tuveson Ganong, Class of 1986, and her sister, Kathleen Tuveson Gearan, Class of 1991, in honor of their father, Roger Tuveson, Class of 1964. Roger Tuveson was a history

major, a member of Alpha Kappa Sigma, and an exceptional pitcher for the Polar Bear varsity baseball team. In the fall of 1964, he embarked on a thirty-seven year

voyage as a teacher and coach. He taught history at the secondary level, was head coach in baseball and softball, and an assistant coach of basketball. In 1968 he received an M.Ed. degree from Salem State College. He is a past president of the Established in 2002 to provide scholarship support Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association, and his 1985 Marblehead Baseball

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference to Team captured the Division II State Championship. His distinguished career as a students interested in history from the North public school educator was marked with several teacher and coach of the year Shore of Massachusetts and the New Hampshire awards. Roger Tuveson Scholarship Fund Seacoast Region

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The Edward C. Uehlein Scholarship Fund was established by Edward C. Uehlein of the Class of 1934 to provide scholarship assistance to Bowdoin undergraduates. Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support Mr. Uehlein has had a long and distinguished career as an attorney in the Boston Edward C. Uehlein Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates area and retired from his law practice in the firm of Uehlein & Mason in 1991.

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Sciolla, Stonestreet and Uhrig Family Established in 2009 in support of scholarships to Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates

The Francis L. and Aurelia C. Valente Scholarship Fund was established by Peter

Valente '62 in honor of his parents. The fund supports scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference given to students from New York City. Francis L. Valente was a Justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, of the New York State Supreme Court. Both of Peter's parents were born and raised in New York

City and saw both of their children, Peter and his brother, Francis L. Valente, Jr. '53,

attend and graduate from Bowdoin College. Peter majored in history and was

awarded numerous honors for his accomplishments at the College, including the Leonard A. Pierce Memorial Prize for scholastic achievement, and he graduated Phi Beta Kappa. He also graduated from Columbia University School of Law with a Bachelor of Law degree and from New York University School of Law with a Master

of Law degree, and is an attorney and a partner at the New York law firm of Blank

Rome LLP. Peter has spent his entire career at one law firm where he has

specialized in trusts and estates. The law firm where he began his career merged Established in 2008 in support of Bowdoin into Blank Rome LLP in 2000. He serves as a planned giving agent for the Class of Francis L. and Aurelia C. Valente undergraduates with preference for students from 1962. Peter and his wife, Judith, live in New York City and have two children, Susan Scholarship Fund New York City and David, and four grandchildren, Rachel, Lauren, Nicole, and Teo.

Established in 2010 with preference to students not

involved with varsity athletics who enrich the Bowdoin community through their socioeconomic, Vallimarescu Family Scholarship Fund geographic, or cultural diversity.

Established in 2010 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for first-generation college students, Varian Zuklie Family Scholarship Fund including those from Maine.

The Verrill & Dana Scholarship Fund was established by the law firm of Verrill &

Dana in Portland, which counts many alumni among its partners and associates Established in 1998 to provide scholarship support over the years. The law firm was founded in 1862. For several generations, the for Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference firm of Verrill & Dana has served Bowdoin as College Counsel. Preference in Verrill Dana LLP Scholarship Fund for students from Maine awarding Verrill & Dana Scholarships will go to students from Maine. 162

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Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support Mary P. Villari Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2011 with a first preference for neuroscience majors and a second preference for Joseph and Sara Volpe Scholarship Fund other life science majors.

Established in 1980 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Kenya, or one of the East African Arthur Wagithuku Mungai Scholarship countries

Established in 1973 to provide scholarship support Leon V. Walker Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Adam J. Walsh Memorial Scholarship Established in 1993 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The John C. Walter Scholarship Fund was established by J. Craig Weakley of the Class of 1980 in honor of John C. Walter, assistant professor of history and Director of Afro-American Studies from 1976-1980. Craig Weakley is Managing Director of Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Merrill Lynch (Asia Pacific) Limited in Hong Kong, and he is responsible for debt for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for markets sales, trading, and syndication in the region. Craig was awarded an M.B.A.

students who strive to attain excellence in an degree from Stanford University in 1985.

interdisciplinary course of study which is outside or beyond the student's own background or heritage and focuses on such experiences in John C. Walter Scholarship Fund America

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The Bernard J. Ward Scholarship Fund was established by Evelyn L. Ward in memory of her husband, Bernard Ward, a member of the Class of 1948. From

1951 until his retirement in 1990, Mr. Ward was prominent in the automobile sales industry in Maine, serving as sales manager, treasurer, and co-owner of Bates and

Cunningham, Inc. in Brunswick and Topsham, and as president of Portland Volvo, Established in 1999 to provide scholarship support Inc. in Portland. He died in 1992. First preference in awarding scholarships from for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for the fund will be given to students who are graduates of Yarmouth High School in students who are graduates of Yarmouth High Maine. Secondary preference will be for students who graduated from Maine high School, then high schools in Cumberland County, schools, with priority given to those who graduated from high schools in Bernard J. Ward Scholarship Maine Cumberland County, Maine.

Paula Wardynski's service to Bowdoin has been distinguished, significant and sustained since her graduation in 1979. Currently a member of the College's Board of Trustees, Paula has served as Alumni Fund Director, a class agent and associate

class agent, a BASIC volunteer, a member of the Alumni Council, a Bowdoin Club

president, a Leadership Gift Committee member and a campaign volunteer. She has been a consistent supporter of Bowdoin as well, leading the Campus Center

project and improvements to Hawthorne-Longfellow Library among other initiatives. Paula is a Senior Vice President, Finance for News Corporation, and she is actively involved in mentoring Bowdoin graduates in New York City.

Established in 2009 in support of scholarships to Paula M. Wardynski Scholarship Fund Bowdoin undergraduates William C. Watterson Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 in honor of William C. Watterson, Edward Little Professor of the English Language and Literature, and in support of Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to those from Maine.

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The Reverend Canon Albert Weatherbee Tarbell Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Canon Tarbell, a member of the Class of 1932. Al Tarbell was born in Bangor, Maine, and followed his brother John, a member of the Class of 1926, to the College. After Bowdoin and three years of graduate study at the Yale Drama

School, he pursued a career in theater in New York and London before entering the

armed forces in 1942 for twenty-three years of active and reserve duty. After

infantry basic training he went to Fort Benning and on completion of this training he volunteered to go overseas in 1944. Returning three years later he served in various assignments and on an overseas tour in Japan. Mabelle, his wife of 46 years was one of the first American civilians to enter Germany after the war. In 1959,

Tarbell graduated from General Theological Seminary in New York City, the

Episcopal Church’s oldest seminary. He was canon of St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral

in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for many years, as well as rector of St. Aidan’s Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support Episcopal Church for fifteen years. Rev. Tarbell passed away in 2012. The Reverend Canon Albert Weatherbee for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Tarbell Scholarship Fund students from Maine and New Mexico

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference for students from Nassau County, New York and Sadye Gordon Weil Scholarship Fund second preference for students from Maine

Established in 1977 to provide scholarship support Arthur D. and Francis J. Welch Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Vincent B. and Barbara G. Welch Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Sam Wesley Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Gretchen Snyder Wesley of the Class of 1991 and Kevin P. Wesley of the Class of 1989 in memory of their infant son. Sam Wesley was born with an untreatable neuro-degenerative condition, the cause of which remains unknown. He died on New Year¹s Day 2000 at the age of 9 months. At the time of the fund’s establishment, the Wesleys Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support resided in Pittsburgh, PA, with their children, Jack, Sabrina and Adam. for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference to those students who have overcome a serious illness or cared for a family member with a serious Sam Wesley Scholarship Fund illness

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The Clinton George and Rebecca Eberlein Weymouth Scholarship Fund was established by Clinton G. Weymouth, of the Class of 1924, and his wife Rebecca E., prior to their respective deaths in 1986 and 2000. The Weymouths, formerly of Freeman, Maine, and Florida, were familiar to their neighbors as they conducted

square dances in Oquossoc every Thursday night for many years. Clinton Eberlein taught biology at Greenfield (Mass.) High School from 1925-1959. He was the author of Science of Living Things, published in 1942, and A Guide and Workbook in Biology, published in 1937. He received, from the University of Michigan, a master Clinton George and Rebecca Eberlein Established in 2000 to provide scholarship support of education degree in 1931 and a master of arts degree in 1935. Weymouth Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

Where There's a Will, There's a Way Established in 2014 in support of general Scholarship Fund scholarships to Bowdoin undergraduates.

The Robert F. White Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by the managing directors of Bain Capital, in honor of their friend and colleague, Robert F. White of the Class of 1977. Upon leaving Brunswick, White launched his career with Price

Waterhouse. He paused to earn his MBA from Harvard Business School in 1982 then, two years later, was among the five founding general partners Bain Capital, a venture capital firm. In 2002, White took a leave of absence from the firm to lead Massachusetts Governor-elect Mitt Romney's transition team. In 2003 he returned to his general manager position at Bain. White's undergraduate leadership positions included fraternity president, ice hockey goalie, and Senior Center Intern.

He has since helped to lead his class, steer a capital campaign, and serve as Overseer and Trustee. In 2002 he was among those who established the Sidney J. Watson Head Coach for Ice Hockey Fund. Bob and his wife Tona have six children, Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support and live in Boston. Robert F. White Scholarship Fund to Bowdoin undergraduates. Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference to children of employees of Hannaford Bros. Co. and its affiliates, and second preference to Walter F. Whittier Scholarship Fund residents of Maine.

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Established in 1985 to provide scholarship support for female Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Juniors or Seniors majoring in Deborah W. Wight Scholarship Fund either History or English

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Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates from a Russell B. Wight, Jr. Scholarship Fund disadvantaged background in Northern New Jersey Philip S. and Elisabeth C. Wilder Established in 1973 to provide scholarship support Scholarship Fund for female Bowdoin undergraduates Established in 1987 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates from the Sophomore, Junior or Senior classes, with preference for those interested in international affairs or public service, and those with no violation of the College's Richard A. Wiley Scholarship alcohol or drug policies

Established in 1963 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Frederick W. and Elizabeth M. Willey grandchildren of the donors, or then to Maine- Scholarship Fund born male students

The James A. Willey Scholarship Fund honors the memory of James A. Willey of the Class of 1933 through the gifts of his children Lloyd E. Willey of the Class of 1956, James A. Willey, Jr. of the Class of 1966, Susan Willey McKay of the Class of 1978,

and Beverly Willey Loring. After graduating from Bowdoin, Mr. Willey taught chemistry as a teaching fellow at the College for one year. He was a pioneer in the food vending industry, starting with the Canteen Corporation in 1937. He Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support purchased the franchise for northern Maine in 1951 from Canteen Corporation and for Bowdoin undergraduates from Washington began the Canteen Service Co., which grew into a state-wide organization. James A. Willey Scholarship Fund County, Maine

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of the 50th Reunion Committee. In 1997, Lloyd and his family established the

James A. Willey Scholarship Fund at Bowdoin in honor of his father. Lloyd is President of Canteen Services, a company his father established that Lloyd joined in 1957. The company is the largest vending service in the State of Maine. A Established in 2005 to provide financial assistance resident of Bangor, Lloyd Willey has served as city councilor and as mayor, and has to Bowdoin undergraduates with first preference been very active as a volunteer in civic and community affairs. Lloyd is but one of

for students from Washington County, Maine; many Bowdoin Willey's – his father and uncle both graduated in 1933; his brother second preference for students from Piscataquis in 1966; his sister in 1978; and he has a granddaughter who is a member of the County, Maine, and third; students from Class of 2008. Lloyd E. Willey Scholarship Fund Aroostook, County, Maine.

The Williams Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by Thomas E. and Margaret

B. Williams in honor of their daughter Catherine, Class of 2001. While at Bowdoin, Catherine studied biology and visual arts, was captain of the swim team, and led entering first-year students on kayak trips with the Outing Club. Dr. Williams is a surgeon with Cardio-Thoracic Surgeons of Columbus, Ohio. He and Mrs. Williams Established in 2001 to provide scholarship support served on Bowdoin's Parents Executive Committee for three years. Williams Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 2003 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates with preference for those who have overcome significant hardships, Willkomm Family Scholarship Fund and for those who will add to the socio-economic, racial/ethnic, and geographic diversity of the

student body

Dr. Clement S. and Elizabeth D. Wilson Established in 1984 to provide scholarship support Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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The Shari Michelson Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 in memory of Shari Michelson Wilson, Bowdoin Class of 1982, by her father, Richard A. Michelson, Class of 1958. Shari died on August 31, 2004, at the age of 43. Her life revolved around her Christian faith (while respecting other faiths), her family,

and her role as a bridge between cultures aiding underprivileged refugees of varied

ethnic and racial backgrounds. Her professional career started in Vermont resettling refugees from southeast Asia and ended in Seattle managing the Seattle/King County Public Health Department's Refugee and Interpreter Services function. She also served on various local and national refugee-related boards and panels. Shari's career was inspired in part by her experiences growing up as a

"minority" in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood, where her parents intentionally

exposed her and her siblings to its diverse socioeconomic communities. In 2002, upon returning from a Bowdoin College Reunion, Shari wrote to President Mills to express her support and concern for the ethnically and geographically diverse Established in 2006 in support of full scholarships students the College recruits, making some suggestions and offering to play a role to Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference in what she saw as an "exciting new era" at Bowdoin.

to students of high-need who are either refugees

or first generation descendants of refugees; and second preference to students who increase the Shari Michelson Wilson Memorial socio/economic/racial/cultural diversity of the Scholarship student body. Thomas R. and Louise M. Winchell Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support Memorial Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Sidney Wish and Bertha Wish Sipkin Scholarship Fund was established by Barry

N. Wish of the Class of 1963, Trustee Emeritus of the College and chair emeritus of Ocwen Financial Corporation, a publicly held financial services company. The Sidney Wish and Bertha Wish Sipkin Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support scholarship fund honors his parents. 527 Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

The Barry N. Wish Scholarship Fund honors a member of the Class of 1963, Trustee

Emeritus of the College, and chair emeritus of Ocwen Financial Corporation, a publicly held financial services company. The scholarship fund was established by Fred Colin, director of the Simon and Eve Colin Foundation, Inc., of Manhasset, New Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support York, in honor of his friend, Barry N. Wish. Barry N. Wish Scholarship Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Roliston G. Woodbury Memorial Established in 1964 to provide scholarship support Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates

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Established in 1975 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for students from Penobscot County or northeastern Woodcock Family Scholarship Maine, then from elsewhere in Maine In support of scholarships for Bowdoin undergraduates, the Amy H. Woodhouse '80 Scholarship was established by Amy who majored in government at Bowdoin

and went on to earn a master's of management degree from Northwestern

University. She was previously vice president of marketing strategy and new business development for American Express. After a successful career in New York, Amy relocated to Maine where she serves on the board of Trustees of Youth Alternatives Ingraham and the Maine Children's Cancer Program. Amy and her husband, Tobey Scott, live in South Freeport which has given her the opportunity

to become more involved with the College. She serves as Bowdoin class agent and

on the Fund Directors committee, co-chaired her 25th reunion committee, and currently volunteers in the Office of Career Services as a mock interviewer for Established in 2008, income from this fund shall students. She explains her involvement and support this way: "Just spend some be used in support of scholarships to Bowdoin time talking with the students receiving these scholarships and you can't help but Amy H. Woodhouse '80 Scholarship Fund students with preference to women be inspired!" Established in 1982 to provide scholarship support

for Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference for students from Gorham, Maine and second Karl A. Woodman Scholarship from elsewhere in Maine

The Harold and Faith Wyer Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by Judith L.

Wyer, in honor of her parents, Harold and Faith Wyer. Harold was a member of the

Bowdoin Class of 1937. Born in Missouri, he grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts, the son of Army Medical Corps Major Harry G. Wyer and Berenice Crumb Wyer, a concert pianist. When he was a young man he developed an enthusiasm for short- wave radios. He built his own sets, qualified for commercial broadcasting, and while in the Navy during World War II served as a radio technician and a member of

the Naval Reserve Radio Division. While at Bowdoin, Harold joined Theta Delta Chi

fraternity, and was the assistant manager of the swim team and a member of the rifle team. Established in 2007 in support of scholarships to Wyer Family Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates Shengyi and Xuejuan Yan Scholarship Established in 2012 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

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Established in 1976 to provide scholarship support for the entirety of one's Bowdoin education or for

a student pursuing graduate work, with preference for descendants of the donor, or for students with an interest in mathematics from Richmond or Chester H. Yeaton Scholarship Bowdoinham, Maine

Gerald '37 and Mary York Scholarship Established in 2005 in support of scholarships to Fund Bowdoin undergraduates.

Established in 1964 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for Fountain Livingston & Martha Higgins qualified lineal descendants of the donors, then Young Scholarship Fund for students from Texas

The Bracebridge H. Young Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to honor the memory of a member of the Class of 1954 through the gifts of his sons, Bracebridge H. Young, Jr. of the Class of 1977 and William B. Young of the Class of 1980. Bracebridge H. Young was an investments executive in New York for over 30

years. Bracebridge H. Young, Jr. was a managing partner of Goldman, Sachs

International, Ltd. in London and is now partner at Mariner Investment Group in Boston. William B. Young is First Vice President for Sales at Smith Barney Shearson, Bracebridge H. Young Memorial Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Inc. of New York. He has served Bowdoin as an associate class agent, BASIC Scholarship for Bowdoin undergraduates representative, and class special gift chair.

The Irving I. Zamcheck Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Florence Zamcheck in memory of her late husband, Irving I. Zamcheck of the Class of 1938.

Mr. Zamcheck was president of Zamcheck Sales in Needham, Massachusetts, for

forty-six years, and was treasurer of J.Z. Products in Needham, and president and treasurer of Embajador Sales in Puerto Rico, and director of Texon, Inc. in South Irving I. Zamcheck Memorial Scholarship Established in 1997 to provide scholarship support Hadley Falls, Massachusetts. Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates Hilda Brown Ziegler and Benjamin Munn Established in 2009 in support of scholarships to Ziegler Scholarship Bowdoin undergraduates.

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Henry Zietlow ’22 Memorial Scholarship Established in 2019 to provide scholarship support Fund for Bowdoin undergraduates

Established in 1989 to provide scholarship support for Bowdoin undergraduates, with preference for graduates of Portland or Deering High Schools in Portland, Maine then to graduates of other high Dr. Benjamin & Edith J. Zolov Scholarship schools in Cumberland County, Maine

The Eleanor and David M. Zolov Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 by Dr. David M. Zolov, Class of 1959, to provide financial support to Bowdoin undergraduates, with a preference to graduates of Deering or Portland High School. David is the son of Dr. Benjamin Zolov, Class of 1937, who had a distinguished career as an allergist in Portland, Maine. A cum laude graduate of

Bowdoin and an alumnus of Tufts Medical School in 1963, David retired from the private practice of medicine in 1993. He has continued his service to Danbury Hospital, where he has been a staff member for over 35 years and has served as Established in 2006 to provide scholarship support past president of the medical staff. David's service to the College over the years to Bowdoin undergraduates, with first preference includes Associate Class Agent, BASIC volunteer, Campaign Volunteer, Leadership to be given to direct descendants of David Zolov; Gift Committee, and Co-Chairman of his 25th Reunion Planning Committee. He

then to graduates of Deering or Portland High served on the 50th Reunion Committee for his class. The Zolovs have four school in Portland, Maine, then to graduates of wonderful sons – Michael, Eric, Andrew and Jason, and are proud grandparents other Cumberland County or the State of Maine Eleanor and David Zolov Scholarship high schools.

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