Friday, July 11, 2008

University of Georgia Awards 2008 Charter Scholarships

FL Note: Congratulations to the following Fayette County students as recipients of this scholarship. Way to go!

Emily Breault, Fayetteville, Starr’s Mill High School, Russell Breault
Hannah Calamoneri , Peachtree City , McIntosh High School, Charlie & Kimberly Calamoneri
Marlene Davis, Peachtree City, Starr’s Mill High School, Jeffery & Leisa Davis
Michael Harris, Fayetteville, Starr’s Mill High School, Mr. & Mrs. David Loyd Harris
Zachary Johnson, Peachtree City, McIntosh High School, Vicki Johnson
Alan Liow, Peachtree City , McIntosh High School, Jye-Fu Liow
Nadine Ngu, Fayetteville, Lovejoy High School, Eunice Ngu & Marcos Elliott
Meghan O’Donnell, Peachtree City, Starr’s Mill High School, William O’Donnell
Ariella Perry, Peachtree City, Starr’s Mill High School, Parham Perry
Ai Taniguchi, Peachtree City, McIntosh High School, Hiroshi & Yoko Taniguchi
Julie Thompson, Peachtree City, Starr’s Mill High School, Richard & Dorrie Thompson
Amy Wallace, Fayetteville, Whitewater High School, Mr. & Mrs. Jeff & Terry Wallace

The 2008 freshman class at the University of Georgia will include 331 undergraduates who have been awarded Charter Scholarships by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

The Charter Scholarship, named to reflect the university’s distinction as the nation’s first state-chartered public university, recognizes first-year students with stellar academic records, leadership and community involvement and a respect for and commitment toward intellectual, social and cultural diversity. The Charter Scholarship is funded by the University of Georgia Foundation.

In-state students receive $1,000 per year in addition to the HOPE Scholarship. Out-of-state recipients are given non-resident tuition waivers with their $1,000 annual scholarships. Usually the top five percent of entering first-year students are named Charter Scholars.

This year’s Charter Scholars had an average SAT score of 1394. Their average high school GPA exceeded 4.0.

Students can renew the scholarship for up to three more years if they meet certain academic standards.

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