21 Rogers Scholars
Twenty-one undergraduate and graduate students at Lewis & Clark College and Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education have received scholarships from the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation. Established in 1995, the scholarship fund honors students whose outstanding academic achievements are complemented by qualities of leadership, dedication, integrity, compassion, sensitivity, and self-discipline. Recipients are selected based on academic achievements, faculty recommendations, financial need, and personal character.
The 2003-04 Rogers Scholars With the John Rogers Family.Back row, from left: Laura Lothyan, Jennifer Miller, Christina Westerlund, Janet Rogers (daughter of John and June Rogers), Sara Sluszka, Scooter Johnson, Mia Blagaila, Jennifer Boles, Kristi Latimer, Jeff Rogers (son of John and June Rogers), Amie Whittemore. First row, from left: Harmony Meryt, Abby Broughton, Odessa Weber, Rebecca Rhamey, June Rogers (wife of John Rogers), Elizabeth Hummer, Diana Wiener, Sara Vera, Christi Turner. Having fun front and center: John Rogers, president of the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation. Not pictured: Amy Nunn, Janel Putnam, Jody LeeAnn Swan, Terra Tolley.
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