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The Rogers 2 Dozen

Rogers Scholars

They excel academically. They demonstrate leadership, dedication, integrity, compassion, sensitivity, and self-discipline. They are the 24 Lewis & Clark students recently awarded scholarships from the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation.

Rogers Scholarships are awarded annually to juniors and seniors in the undergraduate college and to students pursuing a master of arts in teaching in the Graduate School of Education.

2002-03 Scholarship Recipients

Maria “Mia” Blagaila ’04
Jessica Breiman ’03 
Elsa Claire Bro MAT ’03 
Allison Deverman ’02 
Kara Fox ’02 
Jodi Antje Garrington ’03 
Alisa Harvey MAT ’03 
Vanessa Hastings MAT ’03 
Elizabeth Hummer ’04 
Brandy Hussa MAT ’03 
Carmen Kinny ’03 
Daniel Mangan MAT ’03 
Elan Pardee ’03 
Elizabeth Posey ’03 
Rebecca Rhamey ’04 
Mischa Ronick ’03 
Erin Savage MAT ’03 
Rosemary Schmidt ’02 
Sara Sluszka ’04 
Lisa Snider MAT ’03 
Terra Tolley ’04 
Lana Urban MAT ’03 
Odessa Weber ’04 
Diana Wiener ’04

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