2021 – SENEDIA Scholarship Application – Due 30 April 2021 – 2021 SENEDIA Scholarship Application
2020 SENEDIA Scholarships
Congratulations to the following students, each of whom were awarded scholarships to pursue their studies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career paths:
Sam Hunt, University of Rhode Island, who is majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in mathematics
Charles Markert, Yale University, double majoring in mechanical engineering and history
Daniel McDonald, University of Michigan, pursuing a master’s degree in engineering systems and engineering design
2019 SENEDIA Scholarships
Congratulations to the following students, each of whom were awarded scholarships to pursue their studies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career paths:
Joshua Dupont – University of Connecticut -Double Major, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Charles Markert – Yale University – Double Major, Mechanical Engineering and History
Matthew Slivinski – Brown University – Master of Science, Computer Science; focusing in artificial Intelligence (AI)
Emma Sudduth – University of Rhode Island – Double Major – Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering and Spanish
2018 SENEDIA Scholarships
Congratulations to the following students, each of whom were awarded $1500 scholarships to pursue their studies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career paths:
Heather Bruno – University of Rhode Island – Computer Science / Cybersecurity
Brendan Watson – Norwich University – Mechanical Engineering
2017 SENEDIA Scholarships
Congratulations to the following students, each of whom were awarded $1500 scholarships to pursue their studies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career paths:
Asha Chen-Phang – Northeastern University
Michael Galuska – University of Rhode Island
2016 SENEDIA Scholarships
Congratulations to the following students, each of whom were awarded $750 scholarships to pursue their studies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career paths:
Nathan Lambert – Cornell University
Marissa Pelkey – Whittier – Community College of Rhode Island
