Past Recipients of Scholarships
The Foley Institute awarded Thomas S. Foley Undergraduate Scholarships to the students listed below. Scholarships, which carry a $1,000 stipend, are awarded to students who have demonstrated superior academic ability and a desire to work in public service oriented careers.
The Lance LeLoup Congressional Scholarship
- John Culton, political science, 2010–2011
- Danielle Morrison, political science and criminal justice, 2009–2010
The John and Ardith Pierce Scholarship
- Sharon Bumala, public affairs, 2006-2007
- Ian Morrison, political science and history, 2005-2006
- Tamber Hilton, political science and Asian studies, 2004-2005
- Lekisha Bailey, political science, 2003-2004
- Chappell Henderson, political science, 2002-2003
- Renata Rhodes, public affairs, 2001-2002
- Clark Brunkow-Nather, political science and communication, 2000-2001
- Amy Pemerl, political science, 1999-2000
Thomas S. Foley Scholarships
2010–2011
- John Culton, political science
- Taylor Phares, political science/pre-law
- Jacqueline Weller, political science and psychology
2009-2010
- Danielle Morrison, political science and criminal justice
2008-2009
- Melissa Stuart, political science and communication
- Thomas Tupling, political science
- Veronica Mitchel, political science
2007-2008
- Andrea Gates, speech & hearing sciences and French
- Stephen Houmes, neuroscience
- Leah Jordan, genetics and music
- Colin Kennedy, microbiology and psychology
- Lindsey Kimble, human nutrition
- Joy Kirkwood, psychology and Spanish
- Emily Perry, speech–language pathology
- Jonathon Pruneda, biochemistry and microbiology
- David Street, civil engineering and Spanish
- Melissa Stuart, political science and communication
- Darrin Trask, bioengineering and pre-medicine
- Krystal Watt, biochemistry and psychology
2006-2007
- Gretchen Dole, genetics and cell biology
- Sarah Kah, sociology and Spanish
- Lindsey Kimble, human nutrition
- Leah Masten, communication (broadcasting)
- Mallory Sanders, English
- David Tobey, genetics and cell biology
2005-2006
- Chelsea Bloomberg, piano performance
- Megan Elizabeth Carper, English
- Jordan A. Gainey, criminal justice and political science
- Michael Louis Lukins, history
- Lindsey Niuman, psychology
- Adrianne H.M. Wesoloski, sociology
- Ali Zbib, mechanical engineering
2004-2005
- Robert Raffles, philosophy and pre-law
- Casey Watters, public affairs
- Kelly Anne Ryan, political science and pre-law
- Stephanie Myers, international business
- Anne Simpson, biochemistry
- Katie Dahlgren, civil engineering
2003-2004
- Rebecca Flanagan, microbiology
- Otis Landerholm, philosophy/Spanish
- Vu Mai, pharmacy
- Sophia Sushailo, biotechnology
- Cynthia Wilson, genetics and cell biology
2002-2003
- Wes Henrickson, international business
- Nicole Ironside, elementary education
- Chad Taylor, civil engineering
- Beth Welander, biology
- Peter Zornes, neuroscience
- Mitchel Lackey, public administration
2001-2002
- Alissa Bateman, public affairs
- Patrick Baumgartner, computer science
- Crystal Decoursey, education
- Pamela Mejia, human nutrition
- Ole Sleipness, landscape architecture
- Kjirstin Strandy, political science
- Kory Wilson, pre-dental program
2000-2001
- Ryan Brooke, political science
- Starla S. Dunn, agriculture and construction management
- Aleksandr Tsarenko, political science
- Steve Wymer, communication
1999-2000
- Jerico B. Cairns, zoology–pre-med
- Luzviminda Uzuri Carpenter, English education
- Kimberly Ledgerwood, elementary education
- Jenifer C. Merkel, journalism
- Stephanie Schweitzer, economics
- Jeremy Stewart, political science
- Taeya Marie Via, sociology
1998-1999
- Daniel Abbot, pre-med
- Erika Howell, agricultural economics
- Jana Mann-Brooks, political science
- Sergey Napelenok, civil engineering
- Kristi Park, political science
- Amy Pemerl, political science
- Bonnie Shindler, agricultural economics
- Kimberly Schirmer, criminal justice
1997-1998
- Christine A. Hilton, genetics and cell biology and criminal justice
- Melissa J. Chiechi, political science
- Bonnie J. Shindler, agricultural economics
- Kathleen J. Law, history and secondary education
- Michael Baumgartner, economics and French
- Kyle A. Lemargie, political science
- Amanda Porter, pre-med and Spanish
- Amy S.T. Wilson, sociology
1996-1997
- Nathaniel K. Hicks, physics
- Tracey L. Schirman, biology
- Kimberly A. Schirmer, criminal justice
- Sumeer Singla, political science
- Tiffany M. Somers, agricultural economics
- Michele M. Turner, communication