Tse Scholars
The John and Emma Tse Fund for Global Scholars assists undergraduate students in the College of Health and Human Sciences with costs associated with study abroad. Recipients of this scholarship are recognized as Tse Scholars.
Up to $20,000 in scholarship money is awarded annually, with individual scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $3,000.
2013
- David Barton
- Kelly Boyle
- Kristen Clark
- Melissa Davoust
- Emily Fuller
- Genevieve Kruzick
- Jasmine Lockwood
- Diana Lorenzano
- Doriane Ngantou
- Raquel Reyes
- Logan Rogers
- Amanda Scully
- Katelin Stacy
- Emeri Taivalkoski
- Jessica Tolle
- Samantha Wilburn
- Kelsey Yoder
- Emily Zinfon
2012
- Milad Alucozai, Ethiopia
- Catherine Caruso, Italy
- Sheelagh Evans, Colombia
- Olivia George, Australia
- VinShe' Gray, Colombia
- Kristine Lagree, Ireland
- Suzanne Malecki, Colombia
- Allie Melega, Australia
- Michael Nalezny, Central Europe
- Denise Rutherford, Colombia
- Xin Hou, Australia
2011
- Kaitlin Aubrey
- Carla Brioni
- Alex Colsten
- Sarah Fox
- Jessica Franklin
- Chernor-Maju Jalloh
- Lauren Kolecki
- Sarah LeCount
- Amber Nolder
- Lauren O'Conner
- Kimberly O'Donnell
- Jessica Schmitke
2010
- Lacey Biddle: Australia
- Jen Coduto: Paris, Munich & Vienna
- Kelsey Grady: Accademia Italiana Florence
- Meagan Gramke: Florence, Italy
- Taylor Jenkinson: Dubai and Oman
- Hillary Metzler: Northern Europe
- Kristin Overpeck: Northern Europe
- Mindy Scheibler: Seville, Spain
- Katelyn Theiler: Paris, Munich & Vienna
2009
- Kristina Berlino, London
- Alicia Chappell, France
- Rachel Dougherty, Colombia
- Michelle Drury, Colombia
- Elizabeth Gatton, France
- Joe Gould, Colombia
- Morgan Hicks, Italy
- Michelle Kennedy, Dubai
- Grace O'Rouke, Argentina/Chile
- Shannon Williams, India