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ERIE CANAL CHAPTER CHAPTER - May 25, 2016

Chapter Gives $41,000 in STEM Awards to Students, Teachers

In May, the chapter distributed more than $41,000 in scholarships and teaching tools during a luncheon. Students pursuing science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) degrees received scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $3,000. Industry partners ANDRO Computational Solutions, Alion and SRC donated to the scholarship program. The chapter awarded $3,000 to provide two scholarships for Project Fibonacci, a STEM leadership conference for local high school students.

Event Photographs:

Students receiving scholarships in May include (front, l-r) Emily Filmer, Savannah Decker, Blake Haddad, Claire Parisi, Ryan Roseboom, Timothy Zarecki, Jarrett Winders, Joshua Zvirzdin, David Jeselson, Heather Hayes (back, l-r), Alex Filmer, Matthew Preisendorfer, Clyde Vanderpool, Brandon Pugh, Kendra Walker, Issac Burmingham, Ashleigh Crawford and Nicholas Melchiore.
Students receiving scholarships in May include (front, l-r) Emily Filmer, Savannah Decker, Blake Haddad, Claire Parisi, Ryan Roseboom, Timothy Zarecki, Jarrett Winders, Joshua Zvirzdin, David Jeselson, Heather Hayes (back, l-r), Alex Filmer, Matthew Preisendorfer, Clyde Vanderpool, Brandon Pugh, Kendra Walker, Issac Burmingham, Ashleigh Crawford and Nicholas Melchiore.
Teaching Tool award recipients in May are (l-r) Michael Comet of South Lewis Central School; Dana Cook of South Lewis Central School; Anne Huntress of South Lewis Central School; Jana Brown of South Lewis School District; Eric Wojtalewski of Solvay High School; and Karla Williams of Whitesboro School District.
Teaching Tool award recipients in May are (l-r) Michael Comet of South Lewis Central School; Dana Cook of South Lewis Central School; Anne Huntress of South Lewis Central School; Jana Brown of South Lewis School District; Eric Wojtalewski of Solvay High School; and Karla Williams of Whitesboro School District.
Rick Lockridge, chapter president (r), presents a check to Project Fibonacci founder Andrew Drozd of ANDRO Computational Solutions (l) and Daniel Kostelec, ANDRO's science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) outreach coordinator, in May.
Rick Lockridge, chapter president (r), presents a check to Project Fibonacci founder Andrew Drozd of ANDRO Computational Solutions (l) and Daniel Kostelec, ANDRO's science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) outreach coordinator, in May.

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