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RERF awards scholarships to 78 students to support their higher education
(Washington, DC) - The Recycling Education and Research Foundation (RERF), a 501 (c) 3, not-for-profit organization, has announced that 78 students were awarded scholarships between $500 and $5,000 to be applied to their respective higher education. The Recycling Education and Research Foundation awarded $140,000 to college-bound students across the United States and Canada for the 2021-22 academic year, an increase of more than $17,000 from the previous year.
Funded by 13 Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) national chapters and regions with scholarship programs, scholarships are awarded to dependents of employees of active ReMA member companies located within chapters or regions. Each chapter and region supports their scholarship program through fundraisers, donations, and other initiatives throughout the year.
“Please join the Recycling Education and Research Foundation and ReMA in congratulating our 2021 scholarship recipients,” said Recycling Education and Research Foundation Chairman Kevin Lamar. “We wish all of them educational, professional, and personal success!”
2021 Recycling Education and Research Foundation Scholarship Recipients
ISRI Empire Chapter Patrick Collins - SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Katelyn Morris - University of South Carolina
ISRI Gulf Coast Regional Chapter Waylon Adams - The University of Tulsa Christopher Arme - Southern Methodist University Jordan Chisholm - University of Oklahoma Christopher Chisholm - Texas Tech University Camryn Costanza - Louisiana State University Kinley Funderburk - Baton Rouge Community College Christopher Garay - Texas A&M University Alyssa Huff - University of North Texas Kyla Ibarra - Tulsa Community College Miranda Jaramillo - The University of Texas at El Paso Cameron Johnson - Texas Tech University Johnathan Massie - McNeese State University Robert McWilliams - Colorado School of Mines Hunter Price - University of Central Arkansas Angelina Quigley - Southeastern Louisiana University Maddie White - Northeastern State University
ISRI Indiana Chapter Megan Clanton - Indiana Wesleyan University Cassady Coomes - Murray State University Tyler Groves - Ball State University Jason Stutz - Indiana University
ISRI Michigan Chapter Kelsey Diekman - Kalamazoo College Lela Dobrzelewski - Western Michigan University Patrick Gault - Ferris State University Nikki Grady - Purdue University Fort Wayne Rachael Lauzon - University of Windsor Emily Ostrowski - Lawrence Technological University
ISRI Mid-Atlantic Chapter David Staronka - Stevens Institute of Technology Emily Stevens - Pennsylvania College of Technology
ISRI Northern Ohio Chapter Ameila Carmack - College of Wooster Adam Swab - Miami University
ISRI Ohio Valley Chapter Vanessa Addison - University of Dayton Brianna Carmack - Ohio Wesleyan University Holden Fenoff - The American College of the Building Arts Cheyenne Wimsatt - University of Louisville
ISRI Pacific Northwest Chapter Louisa Healey - Brigham Young University Tavie Johnson - University of Toronto Hannah Sidney - Western Washington University Kaelyn Tally - Rogue Community College - Redwood Campus
ISRI Pittsburgh Chapter Elizabeth Bojalad - Pennsylvania State University Robert Carson - Slippery Rock University Zachary Diethorn - The University of Alabama Melanie Mienke - University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg Madison Stanton University of Pikeville
ISRI PSI Chapter Nathan Dummitt - Georgia Institute of Technology Jaden Johns - Mississippi State University Abigail Kodidek - The University of Chicago Rory Perkins - Washington University in St. Louis William Ragans lll - Florida State University Ileana Rodriguez - Haverford College Elizabeth Stricklin - Auburn University Julia Williams - University of Miami Rhiannon Wimer - Bucknell University
ISRI Rocky Mountain Chapter Avery Hess - University of Utah Hannah Schipaanboord - Austin Community College Hays Campus
ISRI Southeast Regional Chapter Jakob Abrams - Arizona State University Edwin Amaya - Northern Virginia Community College Silvia Arevalo Caceres - Montgomery College Mason Bernard - Clemson University Blake Bernard - Clemson University Nolan Cardwell - Tennessee Tech University Allie Cardwell - University of Alabama Garrett Crumes - Owensboro Community and Technical College Jamie Erwin - Austin Peay State University Emily Gibson - Longwood University Dulce Labra - University of South Carolina Upstate Guillermo Labra - Spartanburg Community College Alexandria Laughter - Converse College Stephen McCall - Middle Tennessee State University Emma Rutherford - University of Kentucky Samuel Schaer - Brevard College Iris Schaer - Florida State University Lydia Schulz - University of South Carolina Cole Scott - Western Kentucky University Mason Weaver - Tennessee College of Applied Technology-McMinnville
ISRI Upper Midwest Chapter Abby Brandecker - University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Kyle Janssen - St. Cloud State University
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The Recycling Education and Research Foundation's (RERF) mission is to sponsor projects which promote public awareness, education, research, and the advancement of recycling. The Foundation has fulfilled its mission in two primary areas by offering scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students, military veterans, and funding research beneficial to the recycling industry. Through generous donations from people within the industry, the Foundation has awarded more than $1.6 million in scholarships to 1,200 students across the country and has overseen much-needed research in science and technology involved with recycling.