2011-2012 Bulletin – PDF - SEAS Bulletin - Columbia University

Class of 1900 (1940)
Gift of the Class of 1900 College and
Engineering.
Class of 1902 (1952)
Gift of the Class of 1902 College and
Engineering.
Class of 1906 (1940)
Gift of the Class of 1906 in honor of
Frank D. Fackenthal 1906.
Class of 1907 (1937)
Gift of the Class of 1907. Preference is
given to sons and descendants of class
members.
Class of 1909 (1959)
Gift of the Class of 1909 in honor of
John J. Ryan.
Class of 1913 (1963)
Gift of the Class of 1913 in
commemoration of the fiftieth
anniversary of their graduation.
Class of 1914 (1937)
Gift of the Class of 1914 College and
Engineering for a pre-engineering or
prearchitecture student.
Class of 1950 Endowed Scholarship
(2000)
Gift of members of the Class of 1950
in commemoration of the fiftieth
anniversary of their graduation. Awarded
to a deserving undergraduate.
Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship
(2001)
Gift of members of the Class of 1951
in commemoration of the fiftieth
anniversary of their graduation. Awarded
to a deserving undergraduate.
Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship
(2002)
Established by Alexander Feiner to be
awarded to a deserving undergraduate.
Hugo Cohn Scholarship (1984)
Awarded annually with preference given
to electrical engineering students. Gift of
Hugo Cohn 1909.
Herbert J. Cooper Scholarship (1999)
Gift of Mrs. Deborah Cooper and
the Estate of Herbert J. Cooper ’46.
Awarded to a deserving undergraduate.
Milton L. Cornell Scholarship (1958)
Gift of various donors in memory of
Milton L. Cornell.
Paul and Lillian Costallat Scholarship
(1972)
Gift of Paul and Lillian Costallat.
Frederick Van Dyke Cruser
Scholarship (1980)
Bequest of Maude Adelaide Cruser. For
students in chemical engineering with
financial need.
Cytryn Family Scholarship (2002)
Gift of the Cytryn Family Fund to provide
financial aid to deserving undergraduates.
Frank W. Demuth Scholarship (1965)
Bequest of Frank W. Demuth 1914.
Freda Imber Dicker Endowed
Scholarship Fund (2000)
Gift of Dr. Stanley Dicker ’61 in honor
of the hundredth anniversary of his
mother’s birth (March 5, 1900).
Jack Dicker Endowed Scholarship
(2003)
Gift of Dr. Stanley Dicker ’61 in honor
of his father, to support a deserving
junior or senior in the Department of
Biomedical Engineering.
James and Donna Down Scholarship
(1997)
Gift of James ’73 and Donna Down to
be awarded annually to a deserving
minority undergraduate who has
demonstrated academic achievement.
Stancliffe Bazen Downes Scholarship
(1945)
Bequest of Bezena Treat Downes
Merriman in honor of her brother, for a
student in civil engineering.
Brooke Lynn Elzweig Scholarship (2002)
Gift of Gary Elzweig ’77. Income to
support an annual scholarship for a
deserving undergraduate student with
high financial need.
Jack B. Freeman Scholarship (1994)
Supports a Columbia Engineering
undergraduate who also plays varsity
baseball. Gift of Jack B. Freeman ’55.
Pier-Luigi Focardi Scholarship (1964)
Bequest of Clara G. Focardi.
Ford/EEOC Scholarship
Designated for minorities and women.
Preference is given to Ford employees,
their spouses, or children.
Z. Y. Fu Scholarship (1993)
Gift of The Fu Foundation for
undergraduate scholarship support.
General Motors Scholarship
Designated for minorities and women.
Preference is given to General Motors
employees, their spouses, or children.
Ben and Ethelyn Geschwind
Endowed Scholarship (2004)
Gift of Benjamin and Ethelyn ’84
Geschwind. Awarded to a deserving
undergraduate.
Alger C. Gildersleeve Scholarship
(1955)
Bequest of Josephine M. Gildersleeve, in
honor of Alger G. Gildersleeve 1889.
Frederick A. Goetze Scholarship (1960)
Gift of William A. Baum, in honor of the
former Dean of Columbia Engineering.
Sarah E. Grant Memorial Scholarship
(1997)
Gift of Geoffrey T. ’82 and Annette M.
Grant in memory of their daughter,
Sarah, to be awarded annually to a
deserving undergraduate who has
demonstrated academic achievement.
Adam R. Greenbaum Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Established in memory of Adam R.
Greenbaum by his parents, relatives,
and friends following his death in
February 2001, when he was a
sophomore. The scholarship is given to
a SEAS sophomore who was named to
the Dean’s List as a first-year, as Adam
was, with a preference to students from
New Jersey and New York.
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