North Dakota Dollars for Scholars
PO Box 5509
Bismarck, ND 58506
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Signing off on
another great
scholarship year
It was another successful scholarship award season
for North Dakota Dollars for Scholars. This year, 163
students received scholarships totaling $133,000.
Imagine the excitement when they opened their letters!
Recipients have shared that they receive more than
financial support from a North Dakota Dollars for
Scholars scholarship. Knowing others are
interested in their success and have confidence
in them is just as important.
North Dakota Dollars for
Scholars Board Members
Lori Sayler, President
Larry Mueller, Vice President
Kristen Butler, Treasurer
Tena Lawrence, Secretary
Chris Gessele
Judy Harding
Carol Dinges Johnson
Cindy Sanford
Brett Schafer
Brian Schumacher
Janel Schmitz
Wayne Ulven
Becky Walen
Staff
Laura Fiedler, State Director
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Sarah
Anderson
Motivated by the sense of helplessness she felt when
her aunt, cousin and grandmother battled cancer; Sarah
Anderson has set her higher-education goals so others may
have a better experience. This future doctor of pharmacy
will use her training to specialize in infectious disease
or oncology.
Sarah Anderson, recipient of the $6,000
Bill and Jean Guy Leadership Scholarship
Sarah graduated from Century High School in Bismarck
in 2010 and attends North Dakota State University. She
honed her leadership skills in the Girl Scouts receiving the
The Bill and Jean Guy Leadership Scholarship focuses
Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards. One of her Girl Scout
on developing future leaders in North Dakota.
projects included organizing and leading a Girl Power group
Demonstration of strong leadership skills and a
for fourth, fifth and sixth grade girls at a low-socioeconomic
commitment to giving back in North Dakota are
included in the selection criteria.
school. The girls met weekly and learned about healthy
relationships, basic health issues and problem-solving skills.
Last spring, she put those leadership skills to work when she was elected executive vice president of the National Society
of Collegiate Scholars. When the president resigned, she was elected to that position and helped move the organization
forward in a meaningful way. Through the organization, Sarah mentored two middle school students who spoke English as
their second language.
When asked what it means to receive this prestigious scholarship, Sarah said, “Governor Guy will always be remembered
as a great leader in our community and state. It is an honor to receive a scholarship in his name. To show my appreciation
for this award, it is my hope to continue to lead through various organizations, volunteer programs, and my role as a future
pharmacist in the healthcare community.”
Sarah identifies her strong work ethic as a personal strength, along with her organizational and detail-oriented skills. She
has been on the Dean’s List every semester since entering college and is a member of the 2013 Golden Key International
Honor Society, Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society, Gold Star Marching Band and Campus Crusade for Christ.
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Michael
Kaip
With so many inspirational stories, it’s difficult to choose
who to highlight in this issue. However, Michael Kaip’s
story is especially moving. Michael received a $1,000
Returning Student Scholarship sponsored by Bell
State Bank.
Michael plans to become a teacher and coach to inspire
children by imparting life lessons through education
and sports. This goal is shared by many people with
a passion for learning and a love of sports. What
makes Michael’s story different is he has cerebral
Michael Kaip, recipient of the $1,000
Returning Student Scholarship
sponsored by Bell State Bank
palsy. Instead of using his disability as an excuse, he
The $1,000 Returning Student Scholarship is available
uses it as a motivator. He wants children, with and
to students continuing their education beyond the
without disabilities, to have the opportunity to grow in
freshman year of college.
the classroom and athletics. Using sports as an outlet,
Michael hopes to help children build confidence by
teaching them teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership.
Michael was given the opportunity to chase his dreams
and he feels others should be able to do the same.
“My vision is for kids with disabilities to have the benefits of playing sports and being part of a team,” said Michael. “I have
always loved sports, but due to my disability, I wasn’t able to play.”
As a sophomore in high school, Michael learned of a program 200 miles away from his hometown. Hope, Inc., in Fargo,
North Dakota, organized sports for kids with mobility challenges. Michael was the student manager for Mandan High
School’s hockey team and the team was scheduled to play in Fargo. With the help of Hope, Inc., a game of sled hockey
was organized for the same day Michael would be in town with the hockey team. Michael planned to play sled hockey and
meet the team later. However, the team had other ideas.
“Skating on the ice in a hockey sled was an amazing feeling of freedom,” said Michael. “After playing for the first session,
I skated to the side of the rink and noticed the Mandan High School hockey team standing at the glass watching and
cheering. It was a great feeling to have my team show up to support me.
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“During the second session, the coach for Hope, Inc. got the Mandan players in sleds to play with me. Being a playing
member of this team was a feeling I had never had before and one I did not want to end. At that moment, I knew we
needed to start a program in the Mandan area that gave all kids this opportunity.”
Fueled by his experience with Hope, Inc., Michael co-founded Dreams in Motion. Dreams in Motion is a non-profit
organization that provides athletic opportunities for children with mobility challenges or visual impairment. Michael is a
board member and has been a spokesperson for the organization since its inception. He organizes events, coaches
and helps raise funds. To date, Dreams in Motion has raised more than $70,000 for specialized adaptive equipment and
organized curling, soccer, dance, track and field, basketball and sled hockey events.
Michael has watched those around him learn new physical skills and improve their communication, sportsmanship and
teamwork. All of these factors contribute to increased confidence for everyone involved with Dreams in Motion,
especially Michael.
“My experience with Dreams in Motion has been great,” said Michael. “I always want to be part of giving all kids
opportunities to experience sports, but I still have a lot to learn.”
To continue his education, Michael will study secondary social studies education and coaching at the University of
Wisconsin (UW)-Whitewater. UW-Whitewater excels in these fields and offers an adaptive physical education certification
program as well as top-quality athletics for mobility impaired students. Michael is confident UW-Whitewater will provide
the education and experience he needs to become an inspirational teacher and coach. Michael said, “I believe this college
experience will help me to be the best I can be at inspiring kids in my community to be the
best they can be in the classroom, in the world of sports and in life.”
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Scholarship
recipients
Bill and Jean Guy Leadership Scholarship $6,000
This scholarship is available to a student who demonstrates strong leadership skills and a commitment to giving
back to our state. Sponsored by Bill and Jean Guy Memorial Fund.
Sarah Anderson
Century HS
North Dakota State University
Robert and Doris Alin Legacy Scholarship $2,500
This scholarship is available for students in their junior or senior year of an education major who demonstrate
commitment to community service and education. Sponsored by Robert and Doris Alin Legacy Endowment.
Breaunna Oakland
Hazen HS
University of North Dakota
College Access Challenge Grant Scholarship $500
At least one high school senior from each North Dakota Dollars for Scholars community receives this
need-based scholarship. Sponsored by Bank of North Dakota through CACG funding.
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Abbie TInjum
Maple Valley HS
University of Jamestown
Alexandra Mott
MLS-Mohall HS
North Dakota State University
Alexandra Smith
Bishop Ryan Catholic HS
University of North Dakota
Alexis Erickson
Davies HS
University of Nebraska
Alisia Feland
Lisbon HS
MN State Community and Technical College
Alyssa Martell
Century HS
North Dakota State University
Alyssa Nystrom
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
University of Mary
Amy Ruch
Sargent Central HS
Northern State University
Ann-Marie Grob
Bowman County HS
Dickinson State University
Ashley Ystaas
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
University of North Dakota
Ashlyn Draovitch
Richland 44 Jr-Sr HS
ND State College of Science
Audrey Jensen
Kindred HS
Minnesota State University-Moorhead
Bradley Kasper
Steele-Dawson HS
North Dakota State University
Caleb Hershey
Rugby HS
University of Northwestern
Charlotte Woods
Wahpeton HS
University of North Dakota
Clarissa VanBruggen
Litchville-Marion HS
Valley City State University
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Codie Smith
Litchville-Marion HS
University of Jamestown
Crystal Branden
Fargo North HS
Minnesota State University-Moorhead
Curtis Marden
Powers Lake HS
Valley City State University
Darin McClintock
Drake HS
Texas Tech University
Destiny Fitzpatrick
Red River HS
Undecided
Devin Arp
Sargent Central HS
Valley City State University
Duncan Saum
Central Cass HS
Harvard University
Emily Beck
Minot HS
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Emily Mlnarik
Sargent Central HS
University of Mary
Emily Stiltner
Jamestown HS
ND State College of Science
Jacey Engelhorn
Carrington HS
North Dakota State University
Jaci Arp
Sargent Central HS
ND State College of Science
Jamison Roorda
Litchville-Marion HS
Jamestown Transitional School
Jane Tang
Jamestown HS
Undecided
Jennifer Rex
Wahpeton HS
ND State College of Science
Jessica Paul
Century HS
North Dakota State University
Joshua Johnson
Minot HS
Minot State University
Katelyn Willer
Jamestown HS
Valley City State University
Kaytlin Werth
McClusky HS
University of Jamestown
Kelsie Boppre
May-Port-CG HS
The Salon Professional Academy
Kendra Woodstead
Griggs County HS
North Dakota State University
Kennedy Fricke
Turtle Lake-Mercer HS
Lake Region State College
Kristin Reinowski
Drake HS
Mayville State University
Marcie Woehl
Mandan HS
Bismarck State College
Mataya Seamands
Bowman County HS
University of North Dakota
Mattie Schmitt
TGU-Towner HS
Dakota College at Bottineau
McKenna Finley
Bishop Ryan Catholic HS
University of North Dakota
McKenzie Chrest
Kenmare HS
Bismarck State College
McKenzie Fuglestad
Hope HS
Mayville State University
Melinda Maley
LaMoure HS
ND State College of Science
Rachel Hermanson
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
ND State College of Science
Sefika Tahirovic
Fargo South HS
Concordia College
Shantel Thumb
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
University of Mary
Stephanie Whitehead
Hope HS
Mayville State University
Ta’teanna Lockhart
Kenmare HS
Lake Region State College
Tayler Dockter
Hazen HS
Bismarck State College
Titus Doboyou
Central Cass HS
St. Cloud State University
Valentina Shannon
Ashley HS
Northern State University
Victoria Utke
Hankinson HS
Josef’s School of Hair Design
Waylon Sall
Central Cass HS
MN State Community and Tech College
Zachary Miller
Richland 44 Jr-Sr HS
ND State College of Science
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Dr. Fradkin Community Service/Volunteer Scholarship $500
This scholarship is available to high school seniors who excel in community service.
Sponsored by MDU Resources Foundation, Starion Financial and North Dakota Dollars for Scholars.
Amanda Kraft
Minot HS
Minot State University
Cora Pfennig
Velva HS
University of North Dakota
Courtenay Miedema
Litchville-Marion HS
Minnesota State University-Moorhead
Courtney Brackin
Century HS
University of Mary
Devon Urness
Griggs County Central HS
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Jacob Effertz
Velva HS
University of Mary
Jordan Cain
Oak Grove HS
Concordia College
Kara Berntson
Kulm HS
North Dakota State University
Kristin Reinowski
Drake HS
Mayville State University
Mariah Fossum
Hillsboro HS
Mayville State University
McKenna Foley
Velva HS
University of North Dakota
Megan Johnson
Hope HS
North Dakota State University
Raechelle Salzer
Ashley HS
University of Mary
Rodd Hopkins
Lisbon HS
North Dakota State University
Stephanie DuBord
Fargo Shanley HS
College of St. Benedict
Tanner Fischer
Bowman County HS
North Dakota State University
Military Scholarship $1,000
This scholarship is available to dependents of a member of a North Dakota military unit.
Sponsored by Military Fund, Scheels and North Dakota Dollars for Scholars.
Ian Schultz
Fargo North HS
North Dakota State University
Jacob Erickson
Century HS
University of North Dakota
Jasmine Nitschke
Kulm HS
North Dakota State University
Kaitlyn Haugen
Kindred HS
ND State College of Science
Kendall Schaffer
Carrington HS
University of North Dakota
Taylor Stolz
Kenmare HS
Josef’s School of Hair Design
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Charlotte Woods
Steven Giesler
Titus Doboyou
College Access Challenge Grant
Scholarship $500
Returning Student and Graduate
Student Scholarship $1,000
College Access Challenge Grant
Scholarship $500
“For most of my high school career, I
“Currently, I am enrolled at North Dakota
“Ever since I was a young boy, I always
was unsure what I may pursue after
State University as a junior in the civil
wanted to succeed, be the best I can
graduation, but after I took Mrs. Borchert’s
engineering program. In addition to civil
be, and go further with my education,
advanced algebra II class, I knew exactly
engineering, I am taking classes each
expectation and goals. My goals are to
what I wanted to do; I wanted to teach.
semester required by the NDSU Honors
graduate high school, get into a university
Math has always been my strongest
Program. The purpose of this program
and graduate with a bachelor’s degree in
class and I’ve always had the patience to
is to stimulate and hone critical thinking
the field of criminal justice. I picked this
sit down and actually explain a problem
and societal comprehensive skills. Simply
career path because I’ve always wanted
to someone, so pursuing a career in
stated, it helps college students see the
and loved helping people and making sure
mathematics education just makes sense.
‘bigger picture’ of the real world. After I
they feel safe and secure. These goals are
I like thinking logically and being able to
graduate from NDSU with Honors, I am
significant in my family life because both
take the time and do the work to find an
planning to enroll at Texas A&M’s graduate
of my parents did not get a chance or
answer. I’ve always enjoyed math itself,
school to pursue a second degree in
opportunity to finish school. Not only are
but my perspective really changed after
petroleum engineering.”
these goals significant in my family life, but
having taken Mrs. Borchert’s class. She
crucial to me, because in life, I’m always
is my favorite teacher and my role model;
striving for success and pushing myself to
she is the biggest reason for my aspiration
be the best I can be.”
to be a math teacher.”
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Nodak Electric Cooperative Scholarship $1,000
This scholarship is available to high school seniors graduating from a community within the Nodak Electric
Cooperative service area. Sponsored by Nodak Electric Cooperative.
Andrew Haugen
Griggs County Central HS
North Dakota State University
Christina Krieger
May-Port CG HS
North Dakota State University
Destiny Fitzpatrick
Red River HS
Undecided
Erica Hoggarth
Northern Cass HS
University of North Dakota
Garrett Erickson
Hope HS
ND State College of Science
Jacee Engels
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
North Dakota State University
Jenna Peterson
Cavalier HS
North Dakota State University
Mason Johnson
Hatton HS
University of North Dakota
Thomas Meyer
Hillsboro HS
North Dakota State University
Trevor Larson
Central Valley HS
Northland Community & Technical College
Returning Student and Graduate Student Scholarship $1,000
This scholarship is available to students continuing their education beyond the freshman year of college.
Sponsored by BND, James A. Goy Memorial Endowment, Bell State Bank and Trust and Widmer Roel PC.
Abigail Ritz
Bismarck HS
University of North Dakota
Allison Dhuyvetter
Divide County HS
North Dakota State University
Allison Kennedy
Red River HS
University of North Dakota
Allison Pillar
Hazen HS
North Dakota State University
Alyssa DeMars
Cavalier HS
Mayville State University
Alyssa Tweed
Central Valley HS
University of North Dakota
Andrew Graff
Fargo South HS
University of North Dakota
Anna Bernhardt
New Salem-Almont HS
University of Denver
Ashley Brodehl
TGU-Granville HS
University of Mary
Austin Mack
Dickinson HS
University of Jamestown
Beverly Sanders
Washburn HS
ND State College of Science
Brianna Johnson
Wahpeton HS
Valley City State University
Brittany Maasjo
Enderlin Area HS
University of Jamestown
Caitlyn Broden
New Rockford-Sheyenne HS
Valley City State University
Carly Copenhaver
Carrington HS
North Dakota State University
Cassie Wheeler
Dakota Prairie HS
Lake Region State College
Chelsea Erickson
Shiloh Christian HS
Dickinson State University
Colleen Finley
Bishop Ryan Catholic HS
University of Mary
Collin Pigeon
Rolette HS
University of North Dakota
Craig Magnus
Dakota Prairie HS
University of North Dakota
David McAtee
Rugby HS
University of North Dakota
Elizabeth Mehlhoff
Garrison HS
Minot State University
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Hannah Carlson
Bismarck HS
University of North Dakota
Jenae Dabill
Jamestown HS
North Dakota State University
Jill Vollmers
Hebron HS
Capella University
John McWilliams
Central HS
University of North Dakota
Jordan Freitag
Century HS
Bismarck State College
Jordan Griffith
Divide County HS
Trinity Bible College
Justin Bartholomay
Enderlin Area HS
North Dakota State University
Kali Walsh
Wolford HS
Minot State University
Katelyn Kostad
Kenmare HS
North Dakota State University
Kayla Seidler Grant County HS
North Dakota State University
Kaylee Burgard
Central Cass HS
University of North Dakota
Kristina Heggedal
Fargo South HS
Dartmouth College
Kyle Hanson
Tioga HS
North Dakota State University
Leda Raudales Soto
Burke Central HS
Northland Community & Technical College
Lexie Unhjem
Divide County HS
North Dakota State University
Lyndsie Nelson
Kenmare HS
Dickinson State University
Madison Huber
Mandan HS
Black Hills State University
Maggie Jacobson
Hazen HS
Minot State University
Meghan Huber
St. Mary’s Central HS
University of Mary
Michael Kaip
Mandan HS
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Morgan Schlichtmann
Davies HS
North Dakota State University
Rachel Erickson
Hope HS
North Dakota State University
Ryan Kobilansky
Glen Ullin HS
North Dakota State University
Ryan Kuntz
Drake HS
Bismarck State College
Sarah Thiel
Richland 44 Jr-Sr HS
North Dakota State University
Steven Giesler
Kulm HS
North Dakota State University
Sydney Larson
Hazen HS
University of North Dakota
Taylor Anderson
Tioga HS
Baylor University
Taylor Erickson
Edgeley HS
University of North Dakota
Taylor Lammers
Kindred HS
University of Jamestown
Travis Olson
Minot HS
North Dakota State University
Ty Bruner
Velva HS
North Dakota State University
Tyler Mahrer
Sargent Central HS
North Dakota State University
Wayne Engelhard
Valley City HS
University of Mary
Wendy Eszlinger
Ashley HS
Valley City State University
Wyatt Aberle
Lisbon HS
North Dakota State University
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Vocational Technical Trade School Scholarship $1,000
This scholarship is available to high school seniors who will attend a vocational or technical/trade school.
Sponsored by Falkirk, Coteau, Ottertail, Wells Fargo, West Acres Development, LLC and Joanne Link Hetzel Memorial Endowment.
Adam Long
Edgeley HS
Bismarck State College
Alex Erickson
Velva HS
ND State College of Science
Bennett Christianson
Central Cass HS
ND State College of Science
Brandi Weiss
New-Salem Almont HS
Bismarck State College
Brian Baska
MLS-Mohall HS
Bismarck State College
Landen Lelm
Turtle Lake-Mercer HS
Bismarck State College
Logan Backman
Wilton HS
Bismarck State College
Michael Truax
Hope HS
ND State College of Science
Nathaniel Bohl
Rugby HS
ND State College of Science
Nicholas Fettig
Jamestown HS
ND State College of Science
Shawn Kemmer
Central Cass HS
ND State College of Science
Taylor Kyllo
Northern Cass HS
MN State Community and Technical College
Tyler Henderson
Lisbon HS
ND State College of Science
Zachary Miller
Richland 44 Jr-Sr HS
ND State College of Science
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Alyssa DeMars
Brian Baska
Trevor Larson
Returning Student and Graduate
Student Scholarship $1,000
Vocational Technical Trade School
Scholarship $1,000
Nodak Electric Cooperative
Scholarship $1,000
“Everyone, no matter how old they are,
I plan on going to BSC in the fall of
“I plan on going to Northland Community
can remember that one teacher that made
2014 to become an agronomist. I want
and Technical College for farm business
a difference in their lives. My grandparents,
to someday be a manager of my own
and management. I have been learning
parents and sister all clearly remember
agronomy business, or start farming
the ropes on our farm on how and what to
that special teacher that believed in them,
myself. I think that I would make a
do. I can already drive every vehicle on our
showed kindness, helped them through
good agronomist in my hometown area
farm. I drive both tractor and truck and I
difficult times and taught them to have
because I am outgoing, friendly and
usually help out moving vehicles from field
faith in themselves and their abilities.
grew up working for farmers around my
to field, along with hauling the grain and
hometown. I believe that with my previous
beans to the elevator. I also drove beet
“At graduation in 2016, I will be that
knowledge gained from working at an
truck this year, doing the regular shift from
teacher. I am taking every opportunity
agronomy center and working for multiple
the field to the piler. I also help out in our
to learn as much as I can while working
farmers, I am prepared for my schooling,
shop repairing the machinery. I have also
toward my elementary education degree.
and it will someday help me achieve my
walked fields with my dad looking at and
Completing minors in special needs
goal of becoming an agronomist.”
comparing the different crop varieties.
and early childhood development and
It has been very interesting to see the
becoming kindergarten certified will give
differences in each variety and seeing
me a strong educational foundation to
which one works the best for our farm. I
help children of various ages and abilities.
have been along on comparing yields and
seeing which variety we should plant more
“I do not just want to ‘get my degree’ I am
of in the future. I plan on having a small
using this time to learn how to become
four-acre field of pinto beans and roughly
one of those teachers that touch their
90 acres of beets. I will be doing all of the
students’ lives forever. This scholarship
planning on my own from choosing my
would allow me to focus my time on
own seed and fertilizer recommendations
these goals.”
to chemical application and timing. I will
be the fourth generation on this farm and I
look forward to working with and learning
from my father and watching our farm
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grow and prosper.”
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2013 Donors
Summa Cum Laude: $10,000 +
Bank of North Dakota
College Access Challenge Grant
Ruth & John Guy: James A Memorial Endowment
Magna Cum Laude: $5,000 - $9,999
Falkirk Mining Company: Vocational/Technical/Trade School Scholarship
Nodak Electric Cooperative
Cass County Electric Cooperative
Cum Laude: $2,500-$4,999
Bell State Bank & Trust, Fargo
Coteau Properties Company
MDU Resources Foundation
Starion Financial
Honors: $1,000-$2,499
Bernie & Louise Dardis
Deb & Greg Gebeke
Julie Burgum
Ottertail Power Company
Scheels All Sports, Fargo
T. E. Kenville: Military Scholarship
Wells Fargo
West Acres Development
Widmer Roel PC
Graduate: Up to $999
Military Scholarship
A. P. Macdonald
Al & Yvonne Herda
Alan Palmer
Allen Sjurseth
Carroll & Ruth Quam
David Sprynczynatyk
E. John Carlson
Eugene & Margaret Robinson
Frederick Quam
Gerald Galloway
Gordon Brekken
Greg & Sharon Wilz
Jeff Hanson
Joseph Kostecki
Larry & Karen Liere
Lois O’Brien
Randau & Robyn Wimmer
Stephen & Joyce Carlson
The Auger Inn
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Tom Vagle
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Bill & Jean Guy Memorial Fund
Alfred & Bonita Poyzer
Alice & David Brekke
Ardyce & Robert Miller
Betty Lou Scott
Betty Mills
Bob Alin
C. Louise Johnson
Carol Jean Larsen
Charles & Carol Sawicki
Cindy Johnson
Clark Wold
Craig Campbell
Curtis Stofferahn
D. Diede Dale & Joanne Beckman
Dan Igoe
Donald Bloomquist
E. Diane Laub
Earl & Linda Azure
Edmund & Rennae Gruchalla
Elmo & Norma Anderson
Eugene & Ann Cederberg
F. John Williams III
Fiebiger Swanson West & Co. PLLP
G Bradley & Carol Schlossman
Gerald Vandewalle
Gertrude & Thomas Anderson
Harvey & Mary Morken
J.R. Contruction of Verndale, Inc James & Mavis Pomeroy
James Conley
James Leinen
Jan Leonard Conlin
Janice Carlsen
Jennifer Tucker
Jerome & Leslie Feder
Jerome & Susan Chaussee
JL & Sonja Ozbun
Joan Lee
Joel & Susan Heitkamp
John Sakariassen
Joseph & Katherine Strom Kim and Tony
Georgeson & Linda Feist
Larry & Claryce Erickson
Larry Halvorson
Leonor and Hal Sillers
Lewis & Clark Regional Development Council Luella Dunn
Lynn & Kathryn Strombeck
Margaret Ann Thompson
Marian Sibley
Mary Huckle
Myron Bright
Nancy & Brent Nerland
Nancy Murray
Nancy Novak
Owen & Virginia Landon
Pamela & Jay Crawford
Pamela Palmer Younggren
Richard & Diane Ista
Richard & Laura Block
Richard Weber
Robert & Deanne Horne
Robert & Doris Alin
Ronald & Kathy Sandford
Ronald & Sandra Blixt
Russell Johnson
Sally & Douglas Larsen
Sharon & Raymond Callaghan
South Dakota Trust Company, LLC Terry Scherling
The Arthur Companies Thomas & Patricia Monilaws
Virginia Duval
Wendy Hogue
Whispering Pines Log Homes, Inc. William & Gail Baron
Winnifred Hedahl
General Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Endowments $10,000 +
Brett Schafer
James A. Guy Memorial
Carol Johnson Joanne Link Hetzel Memorial
Lianne Rockstad
Robert and Doris Allen Legacy
Tena Lawrence
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your profession?
North Dakota Dollars for Scholars can double your scholarship dollars! If the association commits $500-$1,500
to North Dakota Dollars for Scholars for three consecutive years, Bank of North Dakota provides a 1:1 match.
If the association commits $500, it becomes a $1,000 scholarship; $1,000 is two $1,000 scholarships and
$1,500 provides three scholarships. Match funds are available on a first come, first served basis and are
available to statewide professional associations.
North Dakota Dollars for Scholars lightens the volunteer workload
by administering the application, review and award process.
Visit northdakota.dollarsforscholars.org or call Laura Fiedler at
701.328.5702 for more information.
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Because college doesn’t happen by chance®