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Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Nominate Students For Maloney Scholarships

May 12, 2014

maloney copyEach year, the Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship invites University faculty and staff to nominate current full-time undergraduate students that are here for the 2014-15 school year who meet the following criteria as established by the donor:

  • Academic achievement;
  • Outstanding contribution to the University;
  • Outstanding contribution to the community.

Over recent years, the scholarship fund has provided financial support to two students annually. Nominations should provide information about a student’s activities, involvement with campus projects, community service/volunteer efforts off-campus, and any awards or special recognition. Grade level is not specified, but preference will be given to seniors who plan to graduate in May or August of 2015.

Bob Maloney ’64 is a shareholder in the Portland law firm of Lane Powell. He served as a member of the President’s Advisory Council for the College of Arts and Sciences and is past chair of the board of directors of the Oregon Indepen­dent College Foundation (OICF).

Please forward nominations in writing or by e-mail to Denise Stack, development, at stack@up.edu by the end of the day on Friday, May 16, 2014.

Filed Under: 03-24-2014, 04-28-2014, 05-05-2014, 05-12-2014, Development, University Relations Tagged With: Denise Stack, Development, Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship, Robert Maloney

Nominate Maloney Scholars

May 6, 2013

Each year, the Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship invites University faculty and staff to nominate current full-time undergraduate students who meet the following criteria as established by the donor:

  • Academic achievement;
  • Outstanding contribution to the University;
  • Outstanding contribution to the community.

Over recent years, the scholarship fund has provided financial support to two students annually. Nominations should provide information about a students’ activities, involvement with campus projects, community service/volunteer efforts off-campus, and any awards or special recognition. Grade level is not specified, but preference will be given to seniors who plan to graduate in May or August of 2014. Please forward nominations to Denise Stack, development, at stack@up.edu by Friday, May 10, 2013.

Filed Under: 05-06-2013, University Relations Tagged With: Bob Maloney, Denise Stack, Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Nominate Maloney Scholars

April 29, 2013

Each year, the Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship invites University faculty and staff to nominate current full-time undergraduate students who meet the following criteria as established by the donor:

  • Academic achievement;
  • Outstanding contribution to the University;
  • Outstanding contribution to the community.

Over recent years, the scholarship fund has provided financial support to two students annually. Nominations should provide information about a students’ activities, involvement with campus projects, community service/volunteer efforts off-campus, and any awards or special recognition. Grade level is not specified, but preference will be given to seniors who plan to graduate in May or August of 2014. Please forward nominations to Denise Stack, development, at stack@up.edu by Friday, May 10, 2013.

Filed Under: 04-29-2013, Development, University Relations Tagged With: Bob Maloney, Denise Stack, Development, Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Nominate Maloney Scholars

April 15, 2013

Each year, the Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship invites University faculty and staff to nominate current full-time undergraduate students who meet the following criteria as established by the donor:

  • Academic achievement;
  • Outstanding contribution to the University;
  • Outstanding contribution to the community.

Nominations should provide information about a students’ activities, involvement with campus projects, community service/volunteer efforts off-campus, and any awards or special recognition. Grade level is not specified, but preference will be given to seniors who plan to graduate in May or August of 2014. Please forward nominations to Denise Stack, development, at stack@up.edu by the end of the day on Friday, April 26, 2013.

Filed Under: 04-15-2013, Development Tagged With: Bob Maloney, Denise Stack, Development, Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship, Maloney Scholars

Nominate Maloney Scholars

April 1, 2013

Each year, the Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship invites University faculty and staff to nominate current full-time undergraduate students who meet the following criteria as established by the donor:

  • Academic achievement
  • Outstanding contribution to the University
  • Outstanding contribution to the community.

Nominations should provide information about a students’ activities, involvement with campus projects, community service/ volunteer efforts off-campus, and any awards or special recognition. Preference will be given to seniors who plan to graduate in May or August of 2014. Please forward nominations in writing or by e-mail to Denise Stack at stack@up.edu by Friday, April 26.

Filed Under: 04-01-2013, Development Tagged With: Bob Maloney, Denise Stack, Development, Maloney Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship

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