2008 ASSE Scholarship Fund 50/50 Raffle

Tickets are $25 each or 5 tickets for $100. Winners of the 50/50 Raffle will be drawn at the Annual Meeting Awards Reception on Sunday, 11/23/2008. Winners do not need to be present to win. Remember, the more tickets sold, the greater the prizes!

To purchase an individual 2009 ASSE Scholarship Fund 50/50 Raffle Ticket for $25 each click here.

To purchase FIVE (5) 2009 ASSE Scholarship Fund 50/50 Raffle Tickets for $100 click here.

List of 2008 Scholarship Awards
ASSE Sal Farruggia Memorial Scholarship, $2,000 awarded to the highest scoring applicant:
CAITLIN WAICKMAN, daughter of Marianne Waickman, ASSE’s Professional Qualification’s Director. Caitlin is a Freshman at Fordham University. She was an outstanding student at Magnificat High School, maintaining a 4.024 GPA in a 4.0 program while also having an amazing list of extra-curricular activities and community service. Caitlin is involved in an inner-city tutoring program where she has worked with the same young boy for the past two years. According to her instructors, Caitlin is a born leader; one who knows what it takes and she has what it takes to make a difference.

The In-Sink-Erator Scholarship, $1,500
CLIFTON SATHOFF, grandson of Ray and Jan Ehrlich. Clifton is currently a Senior at University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh majoring in Physics and Secondary Education and maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Clifton is very involved in many tutoring and mentoring programs at school. Clifton is one of those students that we have been able to help throughout his 4 years of college.

The Morris Weinberg Memorial Scholarship, $1,500
JOSEPH FUGELO, Jr., son of Joe and Sarie Fugelo. Young Joe is a Junior at the University of Delaware with a dual major in History and Continental European Studies and a minor in Spanish. He is maintaining a 3.262 GPA in a very heavy curriculum. Joe is an Eagle Scout, plays and coaches the water polo team at the University of Delaware. He is very well rounded young man that has set many goals for his future.

The Illinois Chapter Scholarship, $1,250
JENNIFER ZYCKS, granddaughter of Ray and Jan Ehrlich. Jenny is a Junior at Illinois Wesleyan University majoring in Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology with a 3.51 GPA. She is an innovative self-starter, and an outstanding student that will voluntarily give up her time to help wherever she is needed. She was also involved with Habitat for Humanity and many other campus activities.

$1,750 Scholarship:
JAMES VLISIDES, grandson of Paul Bladdick, is a Senior at Davenport University majoring in International Business carrying a 4.0 GPA. He is a very good musician who plays in the Jazz Band at school. James has been approved by Davenport University to participate in their double degree exchange program with the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. James does volunteer work with the Global Student Organization which promotes diversity and understanding of foreign cultures on campus.

$1,250 Scholarship:
RYAN BEAUDRIE was the first to submit an application for a scholarship. Ryan is a Junior at Lawrence Technological University maintaining a 3.65 GPA, as well being a student member of ASSE. Ryan has been employed by Ron George Design & Consulting Services since 2004 while still in high school. He is head of the CADD Department and is responsible for all of the scheduling of the CADD operators and setting up all of the projects on the CADD system. Ryan is also a member of ASPE and ASHRAE besides being a pretty good golfer.

$1,250 Scholarship:
LISA FUGELO, daughter of Joe and Sarie Fugelo, just entered the University of Pittsburgh as a possible pre-Med major. She was an Honors student all four years of high school at William Penn Charter School. An exceptional athlete in track and field and soccer, Lisa is very focused in what she wants to accomplish in her life. A very mature young lady for a college Freshman.

$1,250 Scholarship:
MICHAEL CLEARY, son of Sean and Carol Cleary, is a sophomore at Pennsylvania College of Technology majoring in HVAC Technology where he has been on the Deans’ List since he began. Upon graduation, Michael plans on entering the apprentice program at UA Local #524. Michael was inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society for his outstanding achievements this past year. He is very involved with volunteer programs at school and his church. He is very dedicated focused on what he wants to accomplish with his many and varied talents.

$1,250 Scholarship:
ALEXANDRA CRAMER, daughter of Michael Cramer, is a Freshman at Texas Christian University majoring in Biology. She was an exceptional student at Lutheran West Academy in the Distinguished Service Program. According to her counselor, she is somewhat of a perfectionist as a student and is passionate about volleyball. Alex volunteers at many school organized functions and with the Houston Food Bank. A very dedicated and determined young lady.

$1,250 Scholarship:
SHANNON MORIN, granddaughter of Dick and Lil Morin, is a Senior at the University of Georgia majoring in Child and Family Development maintaining a 3.78 GPA. This past summer she completed mission work with the Mustard Seed Communities in Jamaica, where she worked with occupational therapists to improve the lives of children with many and various disabilities. She plans to enroll in the Medical College of Georgia next year to pursue a career in Occupational Therapy. Shannon has been on the Dean’s list for eight consecutive quarters. Her list of community and civic activities is unbelievable. She is a person that really gives of herself to help others.

$1,250 Scholarship:
MEGAN SUGRUE, granddaughter of Patrick and Sherrie Sugrue, is a Senior at Ursuline College in the Visual Communication Design program maintaining a 3.77 GPA. This is the fourth year that we have been able to assist Megan in her college career. Her Associate Professor in her degree program states, "She has the personality, integrity and dedication to make a strong contribution in her field." Megan participates in many on-campus volunteer efforts along with staying involved at her local church.

$750 Scholarship:
ANDY HOFFMAN, grandson of Ralph and Sherrie (Reichert) Hoffman, nephew of M. Scott Hoffman, and a fourth generation descendant of ASSE members. Andy is a Freshman at Winona State University majoring in Writing and German. At West High School in West Bend, Wisconsin, he maintained a 3.097 GPA. Andy was involved with Habitat for Humanity and many other volunteer and extracurricular programs. He is a young man with a positive attitude and a strong work ethic – combination for success.

$750 Scholarship:
KATIE MORIN, granddaughter of Dick & Lil Morin, is a Junior at Northern Illinois University majoring in Health Education maintaining a 3.5 GPA. Katie is an energetic and conscientious student. She is very active in the Asian American Association on campus.