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ARRL Foundation 2003 Scholarship Winners

The ARRL Foundation has announced 33 scholarship winners for the 2003 academic year. This year marks the first time the William R. Goldfarb Memorial Scholarship has been awarded. This year's winners are:

• Benjamin B. Schupack, NW7DX, Sammamish, Washington: The William R. Goldfarb Memorial Scholarship (full, four-year undergraduate scholarship).

• Andrew F. Schaefer, KB2ZWZ, Binghamton, New York: The ARRL Scholarship to Honor Barry Goldwater, $5000.

• Scott J. Finman, KD7KGT, Post Falls, Idaho: The Mary Lou Brown Scholarship, $2500.

• Timothy L. Murphy, KB2YGJ, Bergenfield, New Jersey: The Perry F. Hadlock Memorial Scholarship, $2000.

• Ryan T. Stevens, KC8KPU, Spruce, Michigan: The Earl I. Anderson Scholarship, $1250.

• David T. Shane, KC8UKW, Kirksville, Missouri: The Paul and Helen L. Grauer Scholarship, $1000.

• Victoria M. Reid, AA3OT, Sigel, Pennsylvania: You've Got a Friend in Pennsylvania, $1000.

• Wesley B. Digh, KG4TWU, Morgantown, North Carolina: The L. Phil and Alice J. Wicker Scholarship, $1000.

• James J. Wenner, K6NSY, Westminster, California: The Charles N. Fisher Memorial Scholarship, $1000.

• Victoria K. Worster, KD5LJW, Harrison, Arkansas: The K2TEO Martin J. Green Memorial Scholarship, $1000.

• Chad A. Wasinger, N0YK, Scott City, Kansas: The Irving W. Cook, WA0CGS, Scholarship, $1000.

• Olaf C. Anderson IV, KC0IVQ, Great Bend, Kansas: The PHD-ARA Scholarship, $1000.

• John LaWayne Walker, N4DMR, Cullman, Alabama: The Charles Clarke Cordle Memorial Scholarship, $1000.

• Rebecca J. Bauer, KC5IXY, Texarkana, Texas: The Tom and Judith Comstock Scholarship, $1000.

• Ryan J. Nerp, KC2EDH, Lake Katrine, New York: The Henry Broughton Memorial Scholarship, $1000.

• Kathleen M. Cain, KB1GDG, Southwick, Massachusetts: The Donald Riebhoff Memorial Scholarship, $1000.

• Ross R. Mehaffey, KC0ABQ, North Bend, Nebraska: The General Fund Scholarship, $1000.

• Linda M. Bolle, KB1BKO, Reading, Massachusetts: The General Fund Scholarship, $1000.

• Melissa A. Johnson, K1MJ, Bemidji, Minnesota: The General Fund Scholarship, $1000.

• Therese G. Long, KC8PEZ, Imlay City, Michigan: The General Fund Scholarship, $1000.

• Elizabeth A. Watt, N1UNX, Stratford, Connecticut: The New England FEMARA Scholarship, $600.

• Chad E. Bulkley, N1UDN, Westport, Connecticut: The New England FEMARA Scholarship, $600.

• Jason M. Marshall, KB1CZE, Monticello, Maine: The New England FEMARA Scholarship, $600.

• Andrew J. Maroney IV, W2AJM, New Windsor, New York: The Dr James L. Lawson Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• Brett W. Hallacher, N3WED, Columbia, Pennsylvania: The Francis Walton Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• Daniel R. Birt, AD5NP, Denton, Texas: The Fred R. McDaniel Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• Elizabeth J. Bedoe, KB9WOV, Mokena, Illinois: The Six Meter Club of Chicago Scholarship, $500.

• Joseph L. Aubin, KC9BWW, Bloomington, Indiana: The Chicago FM Club Scholarship, $500.

• Jonathan M. Alligood, KF4LVX, Oakwood, Georgia: The Eugene "Gene" Sallee, W4YFR, Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• Maria A. Shahid, KF6WJX, Albuquerque, New Mexico: The Albuquerque ARC/Toby Cross Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• Christopher J. Dean, KD7CNJ, Tucson, Arizona: The Central Arizona DX Association Scholarship, $500.

• John R. Skok, KC2IAW, Apalachin, New York: The Norman E. Strohmeier, W2VRS, Memorial Scholarship, $500.

• John R. McIntyre, KC2JSJ, Rochester, New York: The Norman E. Strohmeier, W2VRS, Memorial Scholarship, $500.

To apply for 2004 scholarships, download the applications from the ARRL Foundation Web site or write The ARRL Foundation Inc, 225 Main St, Newington, CT 06111. The deadline for applications with transcripts attached (and the FAFSA/SAR for the Goldfarb Scholarship) is February 1, 2004.