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Congratulations
Bonner Community Scholars
Sixteen first-year students have been selected for inclusion in Macalester's 2008/09 Bonner Community Scholars program, Macalester's inaugural year in the program.
Bonner Community Scholars is a four-year program that provides financial support, a social network, leadership and opportunities for students interested in integrating community engagement into their college experience.
More information about the Bonner Community Scholars Program at Macalester>>>
Carter Academic-Service
Entrepreneur Grants
The Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Partnership Foundation has selected two
Macalester students as recipients of 2008 Carter Academic-Service
Entrepreneur (CASE) grants.
Congratulations to Kristina Doan and Elizabeth McCreary who will
receive funding to recognize and support their academic civic
engagement work. They are the first Macalester students to receive this honor from the Carter Partnership Foundation. They are being
supported by their academic project advisors, Patrick Schmidt
(Political Science) and Daniel Trudeau (Geography), as well by the
staff of the Civic Engagement Center.
More information about the CASE grants awarded to these Macalester students>>>
Civic Engagement Awards
Each May, awards for civic engagement are given to graduating seniors who have made a significant contribution of time and effort in the community, and provided leadership to their peers.
The George Stanley Arthur Prize is awarded to a graduating senior in good academic standing who best exemplifies Macalester’s historic tradition of commitment to the community. This year the George Stanley Arthur Prize was awarded to Raina Fox ‘08.
The Steudle Prize is given in memory of Frank and Mollie Stuedle to a senior with distinguished work in interdisciplinary studies in physical, mental, and emotional health, is active in community service work and plans a career dedicated to helping others. This year the Steudle Prize was awarded to Elizabeth Mathiot ‘08.