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2020 Scholarship Recipients

The Network of Enterprising Women is pleased to be able to give back to the community in which we all work and live.  We are happy to be able to award Scholarships that support the mission of N.E.W. in the Greater Richmond and surrounding areas.  N.E.W. strives to make a difference  by investing in our youth, community and quality of life in the Greater Richmond area.

  
Congratulations to our 2020 Scholarship Recipients! 


Emily Carder, Henrico County

Anna Wershbale, Henrico County - Recipient of the Shirley T Burke Scholarship

Julia Burns, Hanover County - Recipient of the Dee Dee Schurman

Mallory Davis, Hopewell

Hannah Ettinger, Chesterfield County

Anya Ford, Henrico County

Elizabeth Gilg, Steward School

Kate Morris, Chesterfield County

Sydney O'Connell, Hanover County

Amanda He, Henrico County

Talia Sol, Maggie Walker Governor's School

Abby Wilhelm, Henrico County

A testimonial from a past recipient:

Ms. Hill,
I wanted to thank you and the Network of Enterprising Women again for providing the opportunity to be a 2017 recipient of the N.E.W  scholarship. This scholarship has made a real difference for me at the University of Mary Washington. This scholarship investment has provided me with additional time to focus on my academics. This fall, I earned a 4.0 GPA and qualified for the President’s List. In addition, this scholarship has provided me with the flexibility to spend time being involved with organizations through the university such as the Marketing Club and the Club Swim Team. I hope that your committee continues to award this scholarship for years to come.

Additionally, I was wondering if you knew if any of summer internship opportunities through the businesses involved in N.E.W, or other businesses in the surrounding area that are looking for an eager college student with a strong work ethic. The N.E.W scholarship has truly made a difference for me during this academic year, and I cannot thank you enough for providing this opportunity to students.

Thank you,
Madeline Enderle