24 Tuition and Fees Financial Aid 25 Practice Teaching $20 Institutional Refund Policy Application Procedures TUITION, FEES, AND Extra course (per credit hour) $1370 Refunds, as the result of official withdrawal through the To apply for financial aid, all undergraduate students FINANCIAL AID Continuous Registration for $500 University Registrar's Office, will be made according to must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Educational Leave (per semester) the following schedule . General and special fees are Aid (FAFSA) and the CSS/Financial Aid Profile Form Automobile Registration Fee $120 not refundable . on an annual basis; forms must be submitted to the respective processing centers by University deadlines . Application Fee $60 Returned Check Fee $30 Official Withdrawal Date Charges Refunded: Prospective first-year students are required to complete (This fee is not refundable) Commencement $150 first week 90 percent the FAFSA and CSS/Financial Aid Profile Form by Feb . Academic Transcript $4 second week 80 percent 15; early action and early decision candidates must complete the CSS/Financial Aid Profile by January 1 Tuition & Fees third week 60 percent fourth week 40 percent and the FAFSA by February 15 . Returning students Full-Time Undergraduates Nursing student costs: fifth week 20 percent must apply by March 1 and transfer students must Two uniforms and equipment $150 sixth week 0 percent apply by May 1 . Tuition $41,090 per year (estimated) (12 to 18 credits per semester) Students may file the FAFSA online at General Fee $600 per year Student malpractice insurance $20 www.fafsa.ed.gov and may file the CSS/Financial Aid ATI Testing Fee (per semester) $115 Financial Aid Profile at www.collegeboard.org . Fairfield's FAFSA Tuition payable on or before August 1 for fall semester Nursing pin (estimated) $100 Financial Aid Policy code is 001385 and the CSS/FinancialAid Profile code and January 1 for spring semester. An acceptance Material Fee NS 270 and NS 307 $200 Fairfield University administers a comprehensive is 3390 . Additional documentation may be required deposit (non-refundable and credited toward the fall ($100 per course) financial aid program offering assistance on the basis from all aid applicants to verify submitted information, semester's tuition) of $200 is paid on acceptance of the Background Check Fee $45 of need and merit, with funds derived from University, including individual tax returns, IRS tax transcripts, W-2 forms and other financial documentation . This informa- notice of admission. Immunization Tracker Fee $30 state and federal government, and private student aid programs . Need-based funds are distributed following tion will be requested at the time of the financial aid a thorough analysis of a family’s ability to pay for edu- application review . Part-Time Undergraduates Nursing (Adult & Second Degree) cational expenses . The amount of need-based assis- Renewal of Financial Aid Awards Summer Term & Intersession Terms $650 per credit Adult Nursing, RN-BSN $650 per credit tance provided to a student will vary from year to year Need-based awards of University grants and scholar- Tuition (less than 12 credits) $700 per credit Nursing BS - Second Degree Program $710 per credit depending on the student’s need and the availability of ships will be renewed provided that the recipient reap- (Fall & Spring) Registration Fee $30 per semester funds . Merit-based awards are made to academically plies for aid by University deadlines, continues to dem- talented students as entering first-year students and Tuition (twelve credits or more) $20,545 per semester Matriculation Fee $60 onstrate sufficient need and makes satisfactory aca- (Fall & Spring) are generally renewed for their remaining three years demic progress . Need-based awards may be increased of enrollment . Assistance funded by the University or reduced depending on changes in a student's need . Tuition (Full-Time Undergraduates $1,370 per credit Transportation to clinical experiences and parking fees is credited toward tuition unless otherwise indicated . Renewal of state and federal award funds will depend going to Part-Time) are the responsibility of the student . Renewal of any type of assistance is contingent on the on a student's continued eligibility and on the avail- Bachelor of Professional Studies $650 per credit The trustees of the University reserve the right to recipient making satisfactory academic progress and ability of funds . Merit-based awards will be renewed at Registration Fee $30 per semester change tuition rates and to make additional charges on filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid the same amount received as an entering freshman as (FAFSA) and CSS/Financial Aid Profile applications on long as the required minimum grade point average is Matriculation Fee $60 whenever they believe it to be necessary . time every year . earned for renewal . All checks are to be made payable to Fairfield Students who demonstrate need will receive a financial Resident Student Fees University . The University reserves the right to make a Standards for Satisfactory Academic Progress finance charge computed by a periodic rate of 1 per- aid package that may consist of grants, scholarships, For students to be eligible for federal, state or universi- Residence Halls and Meals $ 12,550 cent per month which is an annual rate of 12 percent student employment, and student loans . Although ty need-based financial aid, they must be in good aca- Townhouse (Room Only) $ 10,200 on amounts past due 30 days or more and to add all the University invests a significant amount of its own demic standing and must make satisfactory academic Apartment Complex (Room Only) $ 10,530 costs of collection, including a reasonable sum for resources in its student aid programs, funds are limited; progress (SAP) toward a degree . SAP is measured at attorney’s fees, or charge a one-time $50 late fee per it is usually not possible to meet a student's full need . the end of each academic year and is based on both Payable on or before August 1 for fall semester and semester . In those instances where a family needs additional pace of enrollment and academic performance at the January 1 for spring semester. resources, the University will recommend a payment time of measurement . Pace is determined by the total International students who are admitted must make plan and loan options . Room Deposit $400 number of credit hours completed as a proportion of known to the University the source of their financial those attempted . Incomplete grades, repeated courses Not refundable if reservation is voluntarily canceled. support for their college education . They will be expect- Financial aid awards are usually made to prospec- Credited when graduating or leaving the school or tive first-year students during the March, assuming and course withdrawals that occur after the drop/add ed to make a deposit before a certificate of eligibility period are counted in the credit hours attempted . If the University housing. (I-20) is issued . the appropriate applications have been filed on time . Returning students who apply for financial aid will student has transfer credits, the credit hours are count- The University makes available a monthly payment receive their award notifications in mid-May via their ed in both the credit hours completed and attempted . Special Fees plan as well as federal, state, and private loan pro- StagWeb e-mail account . Academic performance is measured by GPA includ- Orientation $230 grams . Brochures on the payment plan and the loan Financial Aid administrators in the Office of Financial ing grades earned only in Fairfield University courses . Science Laboratory Fee (per course) $50 programs are available to all students . Please contact In order to make SAP, students advancing from the the Office of the Bursar for additional information . Aid are available throughout the year to answer ques- Language Laboratory Fee $50 tions and to provide assistance . The Office of Financial first year to the sophomore year are expected to have (per course) No degree will be conferred and no transcripts will be Aid is located at the Kelley Center, and may be a weighted cumulative GPA of 1 .80 or better . At the Fine Arts Materials Fee (per course) $45 issued until all financial obligations to the University reached by phone at (203) 254-4125 or by e-mail at end of the sophomore year, students are expected to Computer Science and Information $15 have been met . finaid@fairfield .edu . have a weighted cumulative GPA of 1 .90 or better . At Systems courses (per credit) 26 Financial Aid Financial Aid 27 the end of junior year, students should have an overall lining steps that lead to achievement of the minimum Federal Direct Stafford Loan Program Tuition Pay Payment Plan weighted cumulative GPA of 2 .0 or better . For the pur- GPA . Merit scholarship probation may last for up to one Federal Direct Stafford Loans may be obtained from The University offers the Tuition Pay Payment Plan, an poses of both pace and academic performance, sum- year, unless there are extraordinary circumstances . www.studentloans.gov . Up to $5,500 per academic interest-free, 10-month plan for payment of educational mer courses will be included as the trailing term of the While on probation, a student’s progress will be moni- year for freshmen (max $3,500 subsidized), $6,500 expenses . Please contact the Office of the Bursar for academic year . tored at the end of each semester . per academic year for sophomore-level students further information . (max $4,500 subsidized), or $7,500 per academic Students who lose eligibility for financial aid as a result Fairfield University Grant year for junior- and senior-level students (max $5,500 Campus Employment of failure to make satisfactory academic progress may In addition to scholarships, a number of need-based subsidized) may be borrowed . Repayment begins Federal Work-Study Program appeal to be placed on financial aid probation . This grants are awarded by the University . Amount and six months after graduation at which time interest is appeal must include the reasons for the lack of prog- availability of each grant is dependent upon the cur- Work Study jobs on- or off-campus may be arranged assessed . Students must file a FAFSA before a Federal for students demonstrating need who have been ress and the student’s anticipated steps for improve- rent status of revenues from which they are drawn . Direct Stafford Loan can be processed . The FAFSA will ment . In order to consider the appeal, the Office of Demonstrated financial need, as well as academic per- awarded work-study funding as part of their financial determine if the student is eligible for a subsidized loan aid award . Where possible, the work assigned relates Financial Aid will need to receive from the student and formance and potential, are the criteria used in deter- (government pays interest while student is enrolled) or academic advisor an academic plan that will lead to mining the awards . Fairfield University provided $46 to the student's field of study . For more information unsubsidized loan (student pays or allows interest to regarding this program, please go to achievement of SAP thresholds . If during the probation million of its own resources in 2011-12 for financial aid . accrue while enrolled full-time) . period the student has not successfully achieved sat- Most scholarships and grants-in-aid are packaged with www .fairfield edu/fws. . isfactory academic progress, the student may appeal other types of federal or state aid . Federal Direct PLUS Loan Program University Employment with a modified academic plan . Probation may last for This is a loan program for parents of dependent under- Students who are not eligible for participation in the up to one academic year, unless there are extraordi- Federal Grants graduate students . A parent may borrow up to the cost Federal Work-Study Program, but who desire extra nary circumstances . While on probation, a student’s Federal Pell Grant of education minus any financial aid received during spending money, may obtain employment in the cafete- progress will be monitored at the end of each semester . A federal entitlement program that provides grants of any one academic year . Beginning with the 2011-12 ria, the bookstore, and several other campus locations . up to $5,550 to eligible students in the 2012-13 aca- year a FAFSA must be filed to borrow a Federal Direct Estimate of Expenses demic year who are pursuing their first baccalaureate PLUS Loan . Repayment begins 60 days after disburse- The student cost of attendance used in determining Veterans degree . ment of the loan at a fixed interest rate of 7 .9% . To Veterans may apply educational benefits to degree financial aid eligibility includes direct charges from the apply online, visit: www.studentloans.gov . University as well as other expenses incurred by a stu- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity studies pursued at Fairfield University . Veterans should dent during the course of the academic year . The cost Grant Alternative Loans consult with the Office of Financial Aid regarding the process and eligibility for possible matching funds of attendance for a full time resident student, for the Grants from federal funds are made available to stu- It is strongly recommended that students borrow the 2012-13 academic year, is as follows: dents who demonstrate exceptional financial need . maximum in Direct Stafford Loans before consider- through Fairfield's Veterans Pride Program . Information Funding for the program is very limited . Priority is given ing an alternative student loan . Direct Stafford loans about the program, including free tuition for some vet- Tuition and Fees $41,090 to Federal Pell Grant recipients . tend to be less expensive with fixed interest rates and erans, is available at www.fairfield.edu/veterans . The General fee $600 provide various options for repayment . The Office of University Registrar's office will complete and submit Room and Board Allowance $12,550 State Scholarships and Grants Financial Aid will certify any alternative loan at the the required certification form for all VA benefits . Books and Supplies $1100 All financial aid applicants should research the oppor- request of any borrower, provided they are approved; Personal Expenses $900 tunities that exist in their home state for direct scholar- however, it is the responsibility of the borrower to deter- Consumer Information Transportation $800 ships or grants . Students should contact their state mine which alternative loan best fits their borrowing Fairfield now offers a Net Price Calculator, a new resource to help students and their families estimate Total Residential Budget $57,040 board or commission for higher education or consult needs . their high school guidance counselor for information . the merit-based and need-based aid for which you may Academic Withdrawal Alternative student loans are available to assist stu- be eligible at Fairfield University . For access to the Those who are asked to withdraw from the University Loans dents cover any financial gap that may exist between calculator and more information, please go to for academic failure will lose entitlement to financial Federal Perkins Loan their educational costs (cost of attendance = COA) and http://www f. airfield edu/. admission/uga_netpricecalc ht. ml aid . Students who are later readmitted to the University A campus-based federal loan program for students the amount of financial aid they are receiving . There may appeal for reinstatement of some financial aid, but with exceptional need . Recipients are selected by are many types of alternative student loans, each are aid is not automatcially reinstated . the University . No payments of principal or interest calculated with different interest rates and repayment are required until after the borrower completes his or terms, which vary, depending on the borrower and Types of Financial Aid her education, at which time repayment at 5 percent co-borrower's credit-worthiness . Fairfield University interest is assessed . Repayment may extend up to 10 does not have a preferred lender list for alternative Scholarships years, depending on the amount borrowed . Funding for loans . Additional information may be found at www . All merit scholarships awarded by Fairfield University the program is very limited and is usually reserved for fairfield .edu/alternativeloans . Students and families are renewable for up to eight semesters of study pro- first-year students . should research what alternative loan suits their bor- vided the recipient earns the required minimum GPA for rowing needs . Most, if not all, undergraduate students renewal . The GPA renewal requirement, which varies Federal Nursing Loan usually require a credit-worthy co-borrower in order to by level of award, is included in the initial award let- A campus-based federal loan program for nursing obtain the best interest rate(s) and benefits . If you need ter provided at the time of the student's admission to majors with need . Recipients are selected by the assistance with any loans, please contact the Office of Fairfield and is measured at the end of each academic University . No payments of principal or interest are Financial Aid at: finaid@fairfield .edu or call (203) 254- year . Students who lose eligibility for merit scholarship required until after the borrower changes majors 4125 . as a result of failure to meet the minimum GPA require- or completes his or her nursing degree, at which ment may appeal to be placed on merit scholarship time repayment at 5 percent interest is assessed . probation . The appeal, which would explain the circum- Repayment may extend up to 10 years, depending on stances surrounding the student's academic achieve- the amount borrowed . Funding for the program is very ment, must be accompanied by an academic plan limited . developed by the student and academic advisor out- 28 Financial Aid Financial Aid 29 Scholarships David and Eunice Bigelow Scholarship: To be used school class rank, scholastic aptitude test scores, Alex Rafael Carrion Banco Popular Scholarship: Through the generosity of individuals, corporations, and toward financial aid for undergraduate students who extracurricular activities, and leadership potential . Renamed in 2006 in memory of Fairfield student Alex foundations, a number of scholarships have been made have demonstrated financial need . Preference is that Rafael Carrion, this scholarship was established in Professor Frank F. Bukvic Scholarship: Established available to students at the University . These gifts con- it is granted to a student who is matriculated in the 2004 by Banco Popular to provide financial assistance School of Business, is community-minded, and pos- in 1997, the scholarship honors the memory of Dr . with a preference for students from Puerto Rico . tinue the rich tradition of philanthropy that characterizes Bukvic who taught German and German literature in American life, and it is through the donors’ generosity sesses an entrepreneurial spirit . the University’s Modern Languages Department for 35 Carl and Margaret Cascella Scholarship: that Fairfield is able to offer these scholarships . The James W. and Jean L. Birkenstock Scholarship: years . Preference is given to a student with a major or Established by Roberto Cascella ’80, this fund is to be University is pleased to be a beneficiary of that tradition This scholarship has been made possible through the minor in modern languages . awarded with a preference for undergraduate or gradu- and commitment . Students applying for financial aid estate of James W . Birkenstock, former University ate engineering students . are considered automatically for the named scholar- trustee . Preference will be given to students who dem- Sophie Burger and Pauline Hagen Scholarship: An ships listed here, which are administered by the Office onstrate financial need . endowed scholarship made possible by the generos- Celanese Corporation Minority Scholarship: A fund of Financial Aid in accordance with the wishes of the ity of Carl E . Hagen ’65 through the Chipman Union created by Hoechst Celanese Corp . to provide financial donors . John and Jane Bohnsack Scholarship: A scholar- Foundation to provide financial aid assistance with a assistance with a preference for minority students from ship fund established in 1985, to be awarded on the preference for students in the Charles F . Dolan School New Jersey who are in the Charles F . Dolan School of basis of financial need and divided equally between a of Business . Business . A nursing student and a business student . Michael R. Andrews ’89 Memorial Scholarship: The Burger King Scholarship: An endowed scholar- JP Morgan Chase Scholarship: An endowed schol- scholarship established by several former teammates Salvatore F. Bongiorno Scholarship: Established ship established by The Burger King Corp . to provide arship fund that assists students on the basis of need and classmates of Mike Andrews with the intention of in 1993 in memory of a long time University faculty financial assistance with a preference for minority and academic promise . Current restrictions limit this providing financial aid to a student with demonstrated member and former chair of the Biology Department, students . award, which was established in response to a chal- need . Mike's passion and spirit will live on through this scholarship assists minority biology majors in their lenge grant from the Louis P . Calder Foundation, to those who receive this scholarship . junior or senior years who plan further studies and Rev. Vincent Burns, S.J. Scholarship: A scholar- New York City residents . ship established by the Kara Foundation in honor of Fr . A need-based careers in the life sciences . Alumni Association Scholarship: Burns . Preference is given to students with a minor in Ciacci-Pascale ’65 Scholarship: A fund established scholarship with a preference for the son or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bott Scholarship: religious studies or ethics . in 1985 in memory of Douglas Ciacci and Joseph an alumnus/alumna of Fairfield University . Established by Mrs . Charles A . Bott and the late Mr . Pascale, outstanding members of the Class of 1965 . Anna Cain Scholarship: A fund to support students Alumni Multicultural Scholarship: A fund established Bott of Huntingdon Valley, Pa ., the fund provides assis- Preference is given to Connecticut student-athletes tance to students with financial need . who demonstrate financial need and strong academic who have financial need and best demonstrate drive, with the proceeds from the annual Alumni Association qualifications . Established in 1978, the scholarship is a Awards Dinner to help meet financial needs of minority compassion, courage, and leadership . Principal bene- John V. Brennan Scholarships: A gift from John V . bequest of the late Anna Cain, an area educator who students . factors include J . Jeffrey Campbell ’65 and the Pillsbury Brennan, former president of U .S . Underwriters Inc ., took many advanced courses at Fairfield . Co ., in addition to members of the Class of 1965 . Margaret M. Atwell Scholarship: A scholarship estab- and parent of Paul F . Brennan '89, provides scholar- ships to assist minority students with financial need . Louis Calder Foundation Scholarship: The Louis Ciola Family Scholarship: A need-based scholar- lished through the generosity of Bill and Peggy Atwell Calder Foundation Scholarship was established in P’08, this fund gives preference to a female student ship which provides financial aid with a preference for The Richard J. Brennen, III Endowed Scholarship: 1988 . The Foundation's initial award was designed as a Catholic students with academic promise . enrolled in the Charles F . Dolan School of Business Established by Mr . and Mrs . Richard J . Brennen, Jr . challenge grant that ultimately encourage various other who has demonstrated financial need . P’06 in honor of their son . The scholarship supports donors to create scholarships in support of students Citytrust Scholarship: An endowed scholarship Beiersdorf Nursing Scholarship: An endowed schol- students with demonstrated financial need . with residency in one of New York's five boroughs . established in 1985, by Citytrust Bank, to provide arship established in 1986 by Beiersdorf Inc . of Wilton, Additionally, these young people must demonstrate financial aid assistance to Fairfield University minority Marina Holder Brewster Memorial Scholarship Conn ., the fund assists chemistry majors and offers an academic promise and have significant financial need . students . Fund: Established by Dr . and Mrs . John P . Sachs to internship opportunity . provide financial assistance with a preference for nurs- Margaret and Marjorie Campbell Scholarship: A John A. and Edna Connaughton Scholarship: An Bouchard Family Scholarship: Awarded to students ing students . scholarship established to provide financial assistance endowed scholarship established in 1986 in memory with financial need with a preference for students with a preference for a student whose life has been of Mr . and Mrs . Connaughton by Mrs . Connaughton’s Ned John Briggs ’69 Memorial Scholarship: affected by alcohol or drugs . daughter, Mrs . Charles A . Bott of Huntingdon Valley, majoring in communication or any major within the Established in 1989 by the estate of his mother, Dolan School of Business . Pa . Preference will be given to students with financial Kathryn V . Briggs, this endowed scholarship perpetu- Jonathan Neff Cappello ’00 Scholarship: This schol- need . Carl and Dorothy Bennett Scholarship: A fund ates the memory of Ned John Briggs, who attended arship, in memory of Jonathan Cappello who died in established by Mr . and Mrs . Carl Bennett to provide Fairfield in 1965 and 1966 . It is awarded on the basis the World Trade Center tragedy on Sept . 11, 2001, was Connecticut Post Scholarship: Established by the annual scholarships for Fairfield University students on of academic potential and financial need . established by his family and friends . Preference is Post Publishing Co . of Bridgeport, Conn ., to provide a financial need basis . given to graduates of Garden City High School in New financial aid assistance with a preference for minority Gladys Brooks Foundation Asian Studies Endowed York who have demonstrated need . students . Joseph F. ’72 and Gail T. Berardino Scholarship: Scholarship: The Gladys Brooks Foundation Established in 2001 by alumnus and University Trustee Scholarship in Asian Studies, a one-year award, recog- Donna Rosanne Carpenter-Sederquest Memorial Dr. Robert F. Conti ’51 Scholarship: An endowed Joseph F . Berardino, this need-based scholarship nizes a student who has excelled academically in this Scholarship: A need-based scholarship estab- scholarship established in 1994 to provide financial assists students in the Charles F . Dolan School of program . lished by family members and friends in memory of assistance with a preference for students in the pre- Business . Donna Carpenter-Sederquest, who attended Fairfield medical program . Gladys Brooks Foundation Scholarship: Created in University . Preference is given to communication and Barbara M. Berchem Memorial Scholarship: An 1986 to enhance Fairfield’s ability to attract students of English majors in the top 10 percent of their high E. Gerald Corrigan Endowed Scholarship: This endowed award established in 1988 by University the highest quality . Recipients will be asked to assume school classes and who are graduates of Fairfield fund, established by E . Gerald Corrigan '63, a former Trustee Robert M . Berchem ’62, to honor the memory a “moral obligation” to support the University after Warde High School, Fairfield Ludlowe High School, or member of the Fairfield University Board of Trustees, of his mother . This scholarship has a preference for a graduation by voluntary service and/or contributions . reside in Fairfield County . The scholarship is dedicated provides assistance with a preference for first genera- student from Milford, Conn . Criteria for scholarship recipients include secondary to the perpetuation of the academic, professional, and tion, minority, or foreign students in good academic personal excellence Donna so well embodied . standing . 30 Financial Aid Financial Aid 31 David and Lori Cowen Scholarship: An endowed Helen T. Farrell Scholarship: A fund created in Bernard A. Gilhuly Jr. '52 Scholarship: An endowed Howard Education Scholarship: Established by fund established by Mr . and Mrs . David Cowen to 1983 from the estate of Helen T . Farrell, who was a scholarship established by this alumnus and former Bruce '73, MA '79 and Sheila MA '77 Howard to pro- provide annual scholarships for Fairfield University stu- Westport, Conn ., resident, to provide financial aid to trustee, to be awarded to students with demonstrated vide financial aid to an undergraduate student working dents on the basis of financial need . undergraduate students . need . toward teacher certification . Arsene Croteau Family Scholarship: Provides finan- Christiane Felsmann Memorial Scholarship: An Gill Family Scholarship: A scholarship to be awarded Lorraine Hoxley M’66 Scholarship: Established in cial assistance with a preference for a student majoring endowed scholarship, established by Maja Dubois, to to any undergraduate student with demonstrated need . memory of Lorraine Hoxley, M .A . ‘66, by her husband, in French . The late Professor Croteau was a long-time provide an annual scholarship for a student with dem- Paul Hoxley of Sun City, Ariz . The fund is used to assist member of the Department of Modern Languages and onstrated financial need . Gladys Brooks Foundation Community Partnership needy students . Literatures . Scholarship: Students are selected for this four-year Mae B. Feracane Scholarship: Established through scholarship by the Offices of Admission and Financial Rev. Gerald F. Hutchinson, S.J. William Cummings and Brothers Scholarship: A a bequest from Mae Feracane, who was a secretary in Aid based on the criteria established by the Community Scholarship: Inaugurated by an anonymous donor scholarship fund established by Mary C . Cummings in the Psychology Department, to help needy and deserv- Partnership Scholarship Program . Students are select- to honor the memory of Fr . Hutchinson, this need- January 1968 . Preference is given to entering freshmen ing students . ed from a group of ten high schools in New York City based scholarship provides financial assistance with from the town of Fairfield . and Connecticut . preference given to a student or students majoring in Michael and Claudine Gibbons Ferrante chemistry . James and Denise Daly Nursing Scholarship: An Scholarship: An endowed scholarship established by John T. Gorman, Jr. ’54 Scholarship: Established by endowed fund, created in 1991 by Mr . and Mrs . James these two alumni from the class of 1990 to assist stu- John T . Gorman, Jr . in 1984 to provide undergraduate Frank H. James Memorial Scholarship: A bequest J . Daly, to provide financial aid with a preference for dents with demonstrated financial need . students with financial aid . from the estate of Frank H . James, late president of nursing students . the Hat Corporation of America, established this need- Daniel R. Finn, Jr. ’66 Scholarship: Established in Simon Harak and Fr. John P. Murray, S.J. Glee Club based scholarship to provide financial assistance with Dennis and Marsha Dammerman Scholarship: 1988 by Daniel R . Finn, Jr ., member of the Class of Scholarship: Created in 1976, this endowed scholar- a preference for students who are residents of Fairfield An endowed fund created by Dennis and Marsha 1966 and former University trustee, this need-based ship provides annual financial aid assistance to mem- County . Dammerman to provide multicultural scholarships . scholarship provides financial assistance with a prefer- bers of the University Glee Club . Preference is given ence for AHANA students . to students who are sons or daughters of Glee Club Keating Family Scholarship: A need-based, renew- George E. Diffley Scholarship: Established in 2006 alumni . able scholarship for undergraduate students, estab- by Fairfield University, this need-based endowment Professor Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, Sr. Minority lished in 1991 by a bequest from the late Loretta M . honors the former vice president for advancement, Accounting Scholarship: A fund established by for- William Randolph Hearst Foundation Keating . who retired in 2006 after 31 years of service to the mer professor of accounting Thomas J . Fitzpatrick, Sr . Scholarship: An endowed scholarship fund estab- University . to provide financial assistance with a preference for a lished in 1986 by the William Randolph Hearst Aloysius and Teresa Kelley Scholarship: Established minority student majoring in accounting in the Charles Foundation to assist Charles F . Dolan School of by a gift from Carmen A . Tortora on the occasion of the David J. Dolan Memorial Scholarship: An endowed F . Dolan School of Business . Business students with financial need . 25th anniversary of the ordination of the Rev . Aloysius scholarship established by Mr . and Mrs . Charles F . P . Kelley, S .J ., the proceeds from this fund will be avail- Dolan, honoring the memories of Mr . Dolan's father and Fiume Accounting Scholarship: Established by William Randolph Hearst Foundation Community able each year to assist an academically qualified and brother . Income will provide financial aid assistance to Orest Fiume ’64, this endowed scholarship gives pref- Partnership Scholarship: Students are selected for financially needy student at Fairfield University . Fairfield University students . erence to accounting students who have a G .P .A of 3 .0 this four-year scholarship by the Offices of Admission or greater . and Financial Aid based on the criteria established Abbas Khadjavi Memorial Scholarship: A scholar- Rao Dukkipati Scholarship: An endowed scholarship by the Community Partnership Scholarship Program . ship in honor of Dr . Khadjavi, a member of the Fairfield established in the memory of Dr . Rao V . Dukkipati, a Helene Fuld Health Trust Scholarship for Students are chosen from a grouping of ten high University faculty who died in 1983 . Funded by family long-time faculty member in the School of Engineering . Baccalaureate Nursing: An endowed scholarship schools in New York City and Connecticut . and friends, the scholarship provides financial assis- Provides financial aid to engineering students with that gives preference to baccalaureate students in tance to Fairfield students . demonstrated need . Fairfield’s nursing program who have a G .P A. . of 3 .0 or Cornelius A. Heeney Scholarship: Created by the greater . Brooklyn Benevolent Society, this scholarship assists Jeffrey P. Killian Memorial Scholarship: An endowed E&F Construction Company Scholarship: A schol- students who demonstrate financial need, with a prefer- scholarship established in 2001 by friends and family arship funded by the E&F Construction Company to F.U.S.A. Scholarship: An endowed scholarship estab- ence for residents of Brooklyn . of Paul and Linda Killian in loving memory of their son, assist students attending Fairfield University . lished by the Fairfield University Student Association Jeff, from the Class of 1997 . Preference is given to a in 1985 . Income will provide financial aid assistance to Jeanne Murphy Hoffman Scholarship: This scholar- Rev. Anthony J. Eiardi, S.J., Scholarship: A fund junior in good academic standing who demonstrates Fairfield University students . ship was established in 2002 by Paul J . Hoffman '72 in financial need and participates in University activities . created in 1986 by the estate of Dominic R . Eiardi, who honor of his mother . Preference is given to high-achiev- left the bequest in honor of his brother, Fr . Eiardi, a Nelson Fusari Memorial Scholarship: Established by ing students with demonstrated need . Siobhan Leigh Kinlin Scholarship: Established by retired member of the Fairfield University mathematics Mr . and Mrs . Albert Fusari in 1981 in memory of their Mr . and Mrs . Charles Crowley P’11, this scholarship is department faculty . The fund will provide scholarship son Nelson, a member of the class of ’83, for the ben- Rev. William H. Hohmann, S.J., Memorial to be awarded to a student with demonstrated need . opportunities for deserving undergraduate students . efit of handicapped students . Scholarship: A scholarship established by alumni and friends in memory of Fr . Hohmann, who was chair- Edward F. Kirik and Family Scholarship: Provides Fairfield County ISA Endowed Scholarship: John P. Gahan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: A fund man of the University’s economics department until his financial aid with a preference for students of Polish or Established by the Fairfield County Instrument Society donated by friends of the father of John P . Gahan, Jr . retirement . This need-based scholarship will be award- Eastern European ancestry . If a student fitting these of America, this scholarship gives preference to engi- (Class of ‘61) . John was killed after completing one ed with preference given to an economics major . criteria cannot be identified, preference will be given neering students from Fairfield County who have a year of school . Preference is given to graduates of St . to a junior or senior in the Charles F . Dolan School of G .P .A . of 3 .0 or greater . Mary’s High School in Manhasset, N .Y . Houlihan/McEvoy Family Scholarship: This scholar- Business with demonstrated financial need . ship was established by Jim and Pat Houlihan P’07, Fairfield Jesuit Community Scholarship: An Dr. Edward E. Garcia ’57 Scholarship: Established ’10, ’11 to support a student who maintains a G .P .A . of Lt. William Koscher ’67 Memorial endowed fund established in 1983 by the Fairfield by Mr . Ronald F . Borelli ’62, this need-based scholar- 2 .5 or greater and is engaged in community service . Scholarship: Awarded each year to a graduating Jesuit Community to provide annual scholarships to ship honors the memory of Mr . Borelli’s late brother- senior, this scholarship was established by the parents Fairfield students on the basis of financial need . in-law . Preference is given to students studying in the of alumnus William Koscher, who died in a military natural sciences . training accident soon after his graduation . 32 Financial Aid Financial Aid 33 Vincent A. LaBella ’61 Scholarship: A permanent Michele Macauda and Vanessa DeMatteo Elizabeth DeCamp McInerny Scholarship Fund: A Jamie and Laura O’Brien Scholarship: A scholarship fund for the benefit of minority students . Established Scholarship: Established by former Trustee Michele permanent scholarship established by The Ira W . fund established in 1986 by William O’Brien of Enfield, in 1996, the scholarship is a bequest from the late Macauda ’78, this scholarship is to benefit students DeCamp Foundation created under the will of Elizabeth Conn ., James O’Brien of Fairfield, Conn ., and Richard Vincent A . LaBella, a member of the Class of 1961 . Mr . with financial need . Preference is given to students DeCamp McInerny . The fund provides financial assis- O’Brien of Ashland, N .H ., and other family members LaBella, an attorney and judge, resided in Washington, majoring in the sciences, math, or engineering . tance with a preference for students engaged in under- and friends, to honor two young mentally challenged D .C . graduate study relating to the health sciences . members of the O’Brien family . Preference is given to Richard Magro, Jr. ’81 Scholarship: Established by students who have financial need, are academically Lautenbach-Kelley Scholarship: Established in Ronald F . ’81 and Newell Carapezzi in memory of their Edward F. McPadden Memorial Scholarship: A qualified for Fairfield University, and who are immediate 2000 by former trustee Ned Lautenbach and his wife, classmate and friend . scholarship fund created by Anabel McPadden Davey members of a family with a retarded child . Cindy, in recognition of their friend, former University in honor of her brother . President Aloysius P . Kelley, S .J . Leo D. Mahoney Memorial Scholarship: Established Robert F. and Maureen T. O’Keefe Scholarship: An by Shelagh Mahoney '87, this scholarship provides aid James and Margaret McQuaid Scholarship: This endowed scholarship established in 2009 by Robert F . Rev. Victor F. Leeber, S.J. Scholarship: Established to students with demonstrated financial need . scholarship was established in 2000 by Joseph and Maureen T . O'Keefe for students majoring in engi- in 1992 by friends and family of Fr . Leeber on the DiMenna ’80, a member of Fairfield University’s Board neering who have demonstrated need for financial aid . occasion of his retirement from the University’s faculty . Vincent J. Maiocco Scholarship In Memory of of Trustees . The need-based scholarship underwrites Preference is given to a student who has a major or William J. Lucas '69: Established in memory of one full tuition with preference given to a student study- Teisha Capozzi O’Leary ’87 Scholarship: Established minor in Spanish . William J . Lucas, former Vice President for Finance at ing in the liberal arts or fine arts . in 1991 by her husband and family to honor the Fairfield, this scholarship is to benefit students from memory of this 1987 alumna . Preference is given to Rev. Victor F. Leeber, S.J. Scholarship: A second Connecticut who have demonstrated financial need . John C. Meditz ’70 Scholarship: This endowed a computer science major, preferably a woman and a scholarship honoring Fr . Leeber was established in scholarship was created by alumnus John C . Meditz graduate of Notre Dame High School in Fairfield, who 2000 by William ‘67 and Jacqueline Egan . Preference Malloy Family Scholarship: Established by alumnus and his mother, the late Clara Meditz . Established in William A . Malloy ’80 in honor of William’s parents, Mr . best exemplifies Teisha’s “funny, loving, and irresistible is given to students with demonstrated need who are response to a challenge grant from the Louis P . Calder personality .” majoring in a modern language . and Mrs . Donald Malloy, to assist academically quali- Foundation, the scholarship requires residency in one fied students with demonstrated financial need . of New York’s five boroughs . John Roe O’Mealia ’80 Scholarship: This endowed Thomas P. Legen ’78 Memorial Scholarship: Created fund, established in memory of John R . O’Mealia ’80 in 1994 to provide need-based financial assistance with Richard A. Marfurt ’68 Memorial Scholarship: This Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc. Scholarship: An endowed scholarship was established in 2003 to honor by his family and friends, provides financial assistance a preference for a student from Bridgeport, Conn ., or endowed scholarship established by Merrill Lynch & with a preference for a student who is a current or pro- the surrounding area . Underwritten by contributions the memory of Dick Marfurt, Class of 1968, whose Co . Foundation Inc . to provide financial support with a friendship, energy and influence was an inspiration to spective hockey player with demonstrated need and a from People’s Bank and Mr . Legen’s friends and asso- preference for minority students . strong sense of character . ciates . so many . It is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need . Merritt 7 Corporate Park Scholarship: An endowed O’Meara/Foster Scholarship: Established in 1996 Lawrence A. Lessing Scholarship: This endowed scholarship funded by the First Merritt Seven Corp . to by B . Maxwell O’Meara ’52 in memory of his mother, scholarship benefits an individual with financial need . It Josephine Maria Marino Scholarship: Established by provide financial assistance to Fairfield students . a bequest, this fund provides financial aid with a prefer- Marguerite F . O’Meara, and aunt, Grace M . Foster, to was established in 1990 by Stephen Lessing ’76, and benefit a student with demonstrated need and strong other family members, to honor his father . ence for business students from the greater Bridgeport Charles J. Merritt Jr. and Virginia B. Merritt area . Scholarship: Established from the estate of Virginia academic standing, with a preference for a student George A. and Grace L. Long Foundation B . Merritt in 1998, this scholarship fund provides finan- matriculating in the College of Arts and Sciences . Marketing Corporation of America Business Scholarship: A scholarship fund given by the George cial assistance with a preference for students who Rev. W. Laurence O’Neil, S.J. Scholarship: A . and Grace L . Long Foundation for support of nursing School Scholarship: An endowment fund created by exhibit high academic performance or promise . Mrs . Marketing Corporation of America, providing scholar- Established by TransAmerican Natural Gas Corp . in students . Merritt served as personal secretary to three Fairfield honor of the longtime counselor and dean of students, ship aid to worthy students in the Fairfield University University presidents . Loyola Chapel Community Scholarship: Established Charles F . Dolan School of Business . these awards are made to students who demonstrate to provide financial aid assistance with a preference Marguerite M. Minck Memorial financial need . Seventy-five percent of the awards for a member of the junior or senior class at Fairfield Robert J. Markovic Endowed Scholarship: Scholarship: Established by the bequest of Marguerite go to Hispanic students with a preference given to University who is active in Campus Ministry . Established in 2011 by the estate of Robert J . M . Minck, this scholarship is to be awarded to one Mexican-Americans . Markovic, Class of 1954, for students with financial or more admitted applicants from Northern Fairfield Gia Orlando Memorial Scholarship: A fund estab- Donald S. Lupo Memorial Scholarship: An endowed need . County who have demonstrated financial need . scholarship in honor of Donald S . Lupo, a member of lished in 1985 by Carl Orlando ’64 in memory of his the Class of 1962 . The fund, established by friends and Rev. Thomas A. McGrath, S.J., John G. Munro Scholarship: Established by John G . daughter . Preference is given to a senior or seniors associates at Merrill Lynch, provides financial aid to Scholarship: Established in 1986 by John Leverty of Munro ’55 to provide financial assistance to students who perform to the best of their abilities academically students in need . Fairfield, Conn ., and other friends . Fr . McGrath, who majoring in the sciences . and who demonstrate a spirit of generosity and unself- died in 1992, was a longtime professor of psychology, ish caring reminiscent of Gia Orlando . Rev. Donald M. Lynch, S.J. Scholarship: This need- a greatly admired teacher, counselor, and priest . The Elizabeth K. Murphy Scholarship: This scholarship based award was established in 2000 by William '67 scholarship is awarded on the basis of need with pref- was established by Robert J . Murphy Jr . '71 in memory Lawrence F. O’Shea ’56 Scholarship: An endowed and Jacqueline Egan . Preference is given to students erence given to a student majoring in psychology . of his mother . The Office of Financial Aid and Student scholarship, established in 1988 by Mr . O’Shea, to who are majoring in English . Affairs Division jointly select a recipient who has dis- assist students with demonstrated financial need . Joseph J. and Hope M. McAleer Scholarship: An tinguished himself or herself in the service of fellow Roger M. Lynch ’63 Scholarship: An endowed endowed scholarship established by Joseph J . McAleer students . scholarship, established by Mr . Lynch, to be awarded during his tenure as a University Trustee from 1983 to to a full-time student in the Charles F . Dolan School 1988 . The scholarship is awarded on the basis of finan- of Business who has demonstrated financial need, cial need . academic initiative, and the capacity to derive the most from his or her talents . 34 Financial Aid Financial Aid 35 Owens Family Scholarship: Through the generosity Phi Kappa Theta Memorial Fund: A scholarship Harry ’65 and Grace Rissetto September 11 Scholarship: This scholarship benefits of Christopher ’77 and Carol Owens, the Owens Family established in 1980 with funds generously provided by Scholarship: Established in 2001 by Harry and Grace children of alumni and rescue worker victims of the Scholarship has been endowed to assist students alumni members of Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity in mem- Rissetto of Falls Church, Va ., this is a need-based Sept . 11, 2001 tragedy . Recipients must qualify for demonstrating financial need who are enrolled in the ory of Fraternity member David Caisse ’71 . Preference scholarship . Mr . Rissetto is a practicing attorney in admission and, similar to other University scholarships, Dolan School of Business . Per the Owens’ request, for this annual scholarship is given to a physically dis- Washington, D .C . must offer evidence of demonstrated need . this scholarship will first give priority to those students abled student . who are graduates from the following high schools: Dr. Robert D. Russo Sr. Scholarship: Established in Isabelle C. Shea Nursing Scholarship: An endowed Jesuit High School (Sacramento, CA), Trumbull Sharon Ann Pollice ’85 Memorial Scholarship: This 2001 by Wanda Russo in memory of her late husband . fund established in 1984 by the George A . Long and High School (Trumbull, CT), Scecina Memorial High scholarship was established in 2001 by the friends and The fund has a preference for pre-medical students Grace L . Long Foundation to honor the memory of Mrs . School (Indianapolis, IN), Warren Harding High School family of the late Sharon Ann Pollice '85 . Preference is with demonstrated need . Dr . Russo, who died in 1999, Shea, a long-time friend of Fairfield University . Provides (Bridgeport, CT) and Paul Schriber High School (Port given to a student in the School of Nursing with demon- was a longtime friend and benefactor, and served on financial aid assistance with a preference for nursing Washington, NY) . strated need and established academic achievement . the University’s Board of Trustees . students . An application is required and the fund will be awarded Howard T. Owens Sr. Scholarship: A need-based during the recipient's junior and senior years . Joseph ’63 and Moira Russoniello Scholarship: This Christopher Slattery Fairfield Memorial scholarship fund created in 1986 by family members endowed scholarship fund established by Joseph ’63 Scholarship: This scholarship was established in 2002 and friends of Mr . Owens, who received an honorary Joseph A. Pollicino/CIT Group Scholarship: and Moira Russoniello gives preference to a student and honors the memory of Christopher Slattery ’92 doctor of laws degree in 1967 from Fairfield University . Restricted to students in the Charles F . Dolan School of from the San Francisco Bay area and is awarded who died in the World Trade Center attack on Sept . Business, this scholarship was established by the CIT based on academic achievement, strength of character 11, 2001 . Established by his family and friends, the Robert M. Owens Memorial Scholarship: Established Foundation in 1987 to honor Mr . Pollicino, who is vice and demonstrated financial need . scholarship gives preference to students who attended in 1998 by the family and friends of the late Mr . Owens . chairman of CIT Group Holdings . The fund has since Chaminade High School in Mineola, N .Y ., Chris’s own As the University's attorney for more than 25 years, been supplemented by gifts from Mr . Pollicino . He is Walter G. Ryba, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: This fund alma mater . Mr . Owens was integrally involved in University affairs, the father of John Pollicino ’82 and Kerry Pollicino ’88 . honors the memory of the late Dr . Walter G . Ryba, Jr ., and his wisdom and devotion contributed mightily to who served as dean of the Charles F . Dolan School of James D. ’70 and Terese K. Small Fairfield's evolution . The fund provides scholarship sup- Pope Foundation Scholarship: An endowed schol- Business from 1998-2000 . Awarding is decided with Scholarship: Established in 1990 by the family and port to a student with demonstrated need . arship to assist students with demonstrated financial a preference for a person of color with demonstrated friends of this alumnus who had forged a successful need . need and who has shown significant leadership in aca- career in banking and died at the age of 42, the schol- Pace-Barone Scholarship: This award is a full-tuition demics, student activities, and athletics in high school . arship was later amended to remember his late widow . scholarship with a preference for a minority student Pope Foundation/New York Scholarship Fund: An Preference goes to students with financial need who who has graduated from either Bassick or Harding high endowed scholarship to assist students with demon- Saint Michael the Archangel Scholarship: have a parent working in the banking industry . school in Bridgeport, Conn . It was established in 1987 strated financial need . Established in 1988 by an anonymous donor, this scholarship is to be awarded to a minimum of two stu- Virginia Spillane and Family Golf Scholarship: This by Rose Marie Pace Barone, who taught business in Bernadette and John Porter Fund: This need-based Bridgeport high schools for 25 years . dents each year, preferably from Fairfield or Bridgeport . scholarship was established in 2004 by Todd ’81 and scholarship was established in 2003 by the estate of Preference is given to a student of Polish ancestry . Maureen ’82 Spillane in loving memory of Virginia C . People’s Bank Minority Scholarship: Awarded to the late Professor John Porter, a member of the faculty Spillane . Preference is given to a student who dem- minority students from the greater Bridgeport area, this at the University’s School of Engineering . Preference Casper A. Scalzi ’52 Scholarship: An endowed fund onstrates financial need, maintains a minimum grade scholarship was established by the bank in 1987 . is given to those students studying software and com- established by Casper Scalzi, a member of the Class point average of 3 .0, and is a member of the men’s golf puter engineering at the bachelor’s level . of ’52, to provide financial assistance with a prefer- team . John G. Petti III ’83 Scholarship: Established by John ence for a student with demonstrated need majoring in G . Petti III ’83 in 1997 to underwrite full tuition for a Thomas Puglise Honorary Scholarship: A need- mathematics . Dan Sullivan/Collette Vacations Scholarship: commuter student in the Charles F . Dolan School of based scholarship established in 1993 to honor Mr . Funded in 2008 by Daniel J . Sullivan, Jr . '73, this schol- Business with financial need . Puglise’s many years of teaching at Stratford High Paul Scolaro ’78 Memorial Scholarship: A fund arship is to be awarded annually to a student demon- School . Preference is given to students entering established by family, alumni, and friends in memory of strating financial need with a preference for students Mildred Prial Scholarship: Named in memory of the Fairfield University from Stratford High School . Paul J . Scolaro . Preference is given to a modern lan- from select high schools and cities in northeastern grandmother of Susan Robinson King, a University guage major at the recommendation of the department . Rhode Island . Trustee, this scholarship gives preference to a young Christopher C. Quick ’79 Scholarship: An endowed Academic achievement, financial need, and University woman with financial need pursing her studies in jour- scholarship established by Christopher C . Quick ’79 to community involvement are the basis for the award . John J. Sullivan Scholarship: A fund established by nalism and/or communication . provide financial assistance to students with economic friends of the late John J . Sullivan, first selectman of need due to unusual family hardship or circumstances . Rev. Bernard M. Scully, S.J., Memorial the Town of Fairfield, Conn ., from 1959 to 1983, to pro- Elizabeth M. Pfriem Scholarship: A scholarship cre- Scholarship: Established in 1996 on the 10th anni- Mary B. Radwick Scholarship: A fund created from vide financial assistance with a preference for a student ated in 1989 by Mrs . Pfriem, former president of the versary of Fr . Scully’s death . It has been underwritten who is a politics major . Bridgeport Post Publishing Co ., to provide financial the estate of Mary B . Radwick to provide financial by parishioners and friends at St . Agnes Church in assistance with a preference for Fairfield University assistance to students . Greenwich, Conn ., where Fr . Scully served as a pas- Surdna Foundation Scholarship: An endowed fund minority students . Rev. Albert Reddy, S.J., Scholarship: This fund was toral assistant . Fr . Scully also taught mathematics at established in 1985 to underwrite scholarships for the Fairfield from 1960 through 1985 . benefit of minority students . J. Gerald Phelan Scholarship: Established by J . established in 2000, by William ‘67 and Jacqueline Gerald Phelan in 1964 to provide financial assistance . Egan, in honor of retired faculty member, Fr . Reddy . Arthur R. Sekerak Memorial Scholarship: This schol- Janet W. Tanner Scholarship: This endowed fund Preference is given to students with demonstrated arship was set up by friends of Arthur Sekerak in 2004 . was established in 1998 for the benefit of AHANA stu- John G. Phelan Scholarship for Engineering need who are majoring in English . It was established to provide annual scholarship assis- dents with demonstrated need . Excellence: This scholarship, established in 2000 tance to students who demonstrate financial need . by Fletcher-Thompson Inc ., in recognition of John G . Herbert F. Rees and Kevin W. Carroll Phelan, P E. ., is awarded to junior or senior engineering Scholarship: This scholarship has been established majors who have achieved top grade point averages . anonymously and benefits a recipient with demonstrat- This competitive scholarship includes the possibility ed need who gives evidence of the kindness of spirit of a summer internship at Fletcher-Thompson Inc . and generosity exhibited by the fund’s namesakes . Preference is given to electrical and mechanical engineering students . 36 Financial Aid Kathleen Nolan Tavino ’80 Nursing Scholarship: Edmund J. Weinrich Memorial Scholarship: Established in 1997 by family, friends, and alumni, to Established in memory of Edmund J . Weinrich, honor the memory of this 1980 alumna . This endowed founder of Weinrich Advertising and Communications, award is a special memorial scholarship to provide Inc . in appreciation for his work since 1972 in mak- financial assistance with a preference for nursing stu- ing Innovation Data Processing, Inc . in Clifton, New dents . This scholarship is intended to benefit today’s Jersey the success that it is today . This scholarship is nursing students whose hopes and ambitions reflect awarded with a preference for juniors from New Jersey the values that inspired Kathleen Nolan Tavino’s life who have a minimum G .P .A . of 3 .0 and are majoring in and work . Communication, English, Marketing or New Media and Film with interest in a career in advertising, marketing Taylor Family Scholarship: A scholarship to be and communications . awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need . Wesley T. Wood Scholarship: An endowed schol- Aileen Thomann ’94 Memorial Scholarship: arship established in 1988 by Mr . and Mrs . Wesley Established in January 1992 by her family, this scholar- T . Wood, whose two children are graduates of ship honors the memory of Aileen Thomann, a member Fairfield University . Mr . Wood is a past member of the of the Class of 1994 who was very involved in the University’s Trustee Advisory Council . The fund benefits music ministry at Egan Chapel and who died during her deserving students with demonstrated need . sophomore year . There are no restrictions other than financial need, although preference is given to a mem- Dennis Yee/Patricia Farrell Family Foundation ber of the Loyola Chapel Singers . Scholarship: This endowed fund was established in 2004 to provide financial assistance with a preference Helena S. Thompson Scholarship: An endowed fund, for Asian students . The scholarship is need based and set up by the estate of Helena S . Thompson, to provide recipients must maintain high academic standing . financial assistance to students with need . Preference is given to students studying the arts and education . Stephen J. Zales ’81 Scholarship: Established in 2006 by Stephen J . ’81 and Grace Zales . Preference Academic Policies Robert A. Torello ’56 Scholarship: This fund pro- is given to finance majors with demonstrated need and vides an award to an incoming freshman with one or strong academic potential . both parents deceased . The fund is supplemented by proceeds from the Robert A . Torello Annual Memorial Ernesto Zedillo Scholarship: The Ernesto Zedillo Scholarship Golf Tournament held in Orange, Conn . Scholarship at Fairfield University was established by the Corrigan Foundation in 2004 as part of the Daniel P. and Grace I. Tully Scholarship: Established University's endowed Multicultural Scholarship Fund . in 1997 by the Merrill Lynch Foundation, this endowed The Zedillo Scholarship recognizes academic achieve- scholarship fund will help meet the financial aid needs ment for students in the College of Arts and Sciences of a Fairfield student, preferably one majoring in eco- pursuing their studies in the humanities or the behav- nomics . ioral and social sciences, students of Mexican heritage, Alice Lynch Vincent Scholarship: Created by Francis and financial need . The Ernesto Zedillo Scholar will T . “Fay” Vincent, former university trustee, to assist be an undergraduate entering his or her sophomore, qualified students who have demonstrated financial junior, or senior year at Fairfield . need . Dr. Joan Walters Scholarship: This fund was estab- lished in 2000, by William ’67 and Jacqueline Egan, Further Information in honor of retired faculty member Joan Walters . For further information about financial aid at Fairfield Preference is given to students majoring in economics . University, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at (203) 254-4125 or finaid@fairfield .edu, or call the Office Washington Family Scholarship: An endowed fund of the Bursar, (203) 254-4000, ext . 2165, or write to that is given to a student with demonstrated financial either office at Fairfield University, 1073 North Benson need as determined by the Office of Financial Aid . Road, Fairfield, CT 06824-5195 . Leo ’58 and Kathleen Waters Scholarship: A schol- arship fund established by Mr . and Mrs . Waters to pro- vide financial assistance to Fairfield University students .