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Five University of Scranton students named as Sanofi Excellence in STEM Scholars and received support for summer research projects.

Twenty-three members of The University of Scranton's incoming class of 2028 entered the Frank P. Corcione Business Honors Program.

Five University of Scranton students named as Sanofi US Excellence in STEM Scholars and received support for summer research projects.

Fifteen students from The University of Scranton class of 2026 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

University of Scranton student Veronica Romanek '23 was awarded highly-competitive $25,000 Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) scholarship.

Crysta O'Donnell of The University of Scranton's class of 2022, received Fulbright awards for 2022/2023.

Eighteen students from The University of Scranton class of 2025 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

Scranton student Marissa Angelo is among 253 students in nation selected to receive the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Scholarship.

Peter Amicucci of The University of Scranton's class of 2022, received Fulbright awards for 2022/2023.

University of Scranton student Mary-Katherine Cotter received a 2021 Huayu Enrichment Chinese Language Immersion Scholarship.

Thirteen students from The University of Scranton class of 2024 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

Eighteen students from the University of Scranton class of 2023 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

Three students awarded Royal Scholar Summer Fellowships through the National Science Foundation S-STEM grant received by the University.

Sazia Nowshin of Moosic, a senior political science major at The University of Scranton, was awarded a 2019 Lackawanna County Federation of Democratic Women Scholarship. Nowshin also participates in University's undergraduate Honors Program.

Two University of Scranton first-year students awarded scholarships from the FealGood Foundation for their essay submissions following a fall-semester campus visit by 9/11 first responders.

Kerry Buckhaults of East Meadow, New York, is the first recipient of The University of Scranton's Mary Nguyen Silsbee Research Award, a competitive, merit-based scholarship available to University psychology students who engage in research.

Maguire scholarships are funded by The Maguire Foundation, founded by philanthropists James J. and Frances Maguire. The scholarship program provides graduates selected from 41 Philadelphia-area high schools (many of which are Catholic schools) with "last-dollar" financial support for four years of college at one of 28 partner institutions. Scranton has been a partner school since 2015.

Michael Spadavecchia, Moonachie, New Jersey, received one of only four scholarships awarded in 2018 by Sigma Nu Tau, the national honor society for entrepreneurship. A senior majoring in entrepreneurship at The University of Scranton, Spadavecchia was among just four students in the country selected to receive a $1,250 scholarship awarded by the honor society in 2018.

Sara Wierbowski of Owego, was among The University of Scranton full-tuition class of 2019 Presidential Scholars who attended The President's Business Council (PBC) 17th Annual Award Dinner for which the proceeds from the more than $1 million raised will support the University's Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund. More than 500 guests attended the dinner at The Pierre Hotel in New York City on Oct. 4 which honored Scranton graduate Linda McGowan, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC), and Joseph Sorbera Jr., president of JLS Cost Management Systems Inc., with Jesuit school's President's Medal.

Fourteen students from the University of Scranton class of 2022 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships

The University of Scranton full-tuition class of 2019 Presidential Scholars attended The President's Business Council (PBC) 17th Annual Award Dinner for which the proceeds from the more than $1 million raised will support the University's Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund. More than 500 guests attended the dinner at The Pierre Hotel in New York City on Oct. 4.

The University of Scranton has awarded nine students from its class of 2021 four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

University of Scranton junior Matthew Reynolds, a biology and biophysics double major and member of the University's Honors Program, was awarded a highly-selective Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, which is the nation's premier undergraduate scholarship for the fields of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering. Reynolds, of Apalachin, New York, was among just 240 students from 157 colleges in the nation to earn Goldwater Scholarship for the 2017-18 academic year.

The University of Scranton has awarded 10 students from its class of 2020 four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

Ivan Simpson-Kent of Levittown is among the five University of Scranton students awarded Fulbright grants, the esteemed merit-based scholarships, enabling them to spend a year conducting research or teaching abroad during the 2016-2017 academic year.

Veronica Sinotte of North Wales is among the five University of Scranton students awarded Fulbright grants, the esteemed merit-based scholarships, enabling them to spend a year conducting research or teaching abroad during the 2016-2017 academic year.

Aimee Miller of Lancaster is among the five University of Scranton students awarded Fulbright grants, the esteemed merit-based scholarships, enabling them to spend a year conducting research or teaching abroad during the 2016-2017 academic year.

Olivia Gillespie of Woodbine, New Jersey, is among the five University of Scranton students awarded Fulbright grants, the esteemed merit-based scholarships, enabling them to spend a year conducting research or teaching abroad during the 2016-2017 academic year.

Sarah Fitch of Candor, New York, was among the five University of Scranton students awarded Fulbright grants, the esteemed merit-based scholarships, enabling them to spend a year conducting research or teaching abroad during the 2016-2017 academic year.

Christopher L. Kilner of Rockville the founder and chairman of a nonprofit organization, triathlete, triple major and Student Government president at The University of Scranton, was among just 12 undergraduate and graduate students in the United States chosen as a 2017 George J. Mitchell Scholar.