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2007 ScholarshipsSan Dimas Rodeo Scholarships – 2007 Applications are no longer being accepted for the 2007 San Dimas Rodeo Scholarships Applications and essays were due by April 2, 2007 Click here for 2007 Scholarship Winners If you have any questions, please call (909) 394-0036. 2006 ScholarshipsClick here for 2006 Scholarship Winners 2005 ScholarshipsSan Dimas Rodeo Art Scholarships – 2005 The San Dimas Rodeo awarded $1,200 in art scholarships to high school students who submitted artwork at the San Dimas Festival of Western Arts in April. Our first place winner, Kristin Heersema, is a student at Bonita High School and $500 will be sent to the college or educational program of her choice. Other Bonita students, Brittany Lawson and Sierra Pelot, are recipients of $300 and $200, respectively. Jami Perysian, a San Dimas High School student, tied with Sierra for Third Place and will also receive $200. San Dimas Rodeo Academic Scholarships – 2005 Our Academic Scholarships totaled $10,000 this year and the program was open to high school seniors who reside in San Dimas, La Verne and Glendora and college students attending Mt. Sac and Cal Poly Pomona who are majoring in Agriculture or Animal Husbandry. Five hundred dollars was given to Vicki Vaughan, a student at Mt. Sac who plans to become a Registered Veterinary Tech and $2,000/each went to Brittany Yates and Robert Oakleaf, students at Cal Poly Pomona. Brittany plans to continue her education and become a veterinarian and Robert’s career plans include agricultural business. Three students
graduating from St. Lucy’s Priory High School, Elizabeth
Hartnett, Karen Kowalski and Kathryn McHenry received $1,000 each.
Elizabeth plans to attend Chapman College, Karen will enter University
of San Diego in the Fall, and Kathryn will continue her education
at Oregon State University. Bonita High School graduate, Adam
Stubblefield, will apply his $750 scholarship towards his studies
in Mechanical Engineering at Cal Poly, Pomona. Nicholas Bravo
and Parag Sampat, winners of $1,000 and $750 scholarships, respectively,
are graduates of San Dimas High School. Nicholas will be attending
Azusa Pacific University and Parag will study to become a bioengineer
at UCLA. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS !! |
