Scholarship ceremony celebrates student success

At our first semester scholarship ceremony, forty-seven students were awarded scholarships and grants. Over $100,000 was awarded to students in recognition of their academic results, contribution to their home and school communities, and to those with financial need. The College holds two presentation ceremonies each year, and also an academic prize ceremony and dinner, to acknowledge the work of our students who are achieving success in their academic and personal pursuits.

St Mark’s College is immensely grateful to our donors and supporters who provide financial assistance to our students, enabling them the opportunity to have an enriched university experience. Cowan Grant Trustees, Bob and Gayle Cowan travelled from Mt Gambier to present the Cowan Grants to rural and regional students who have moved to Adelaide for their tertiary studies. In the Master’s opening address, she said that scholarship were particularly critical “at a time when many students have to work part-time to support themselves while they study, the value of scholarships cannot be overstated.   Scholarship support helps to keep St Mark’s accessible to the best students, regardless of their financial circumstances.”

Congratulations to all recipients!

 

St Mark’s College Entry Bursary James Andrews B.Environmental Policy and Mgmt, Pt Lincoln
Alec Carrigan B.Engineering (Mechanical), Mildura
Brodie Carrigan B.Health and Medical Science, Mildura
Blake Dodson B.Health and Medical Science, Kaniva
Katherine Dumas MBBS, Mt Pleasant
Jackson Furst MBBS, Redbanks
Niamh Jones B.Finance/B.Maths and Computer Science, Cavendish
Jarrod Morrow B.Engineering (Mechanical), Horsham
Declan Ross B.Music, South Johnstone
Niamh van Berkel MBBS, Stratford
Dominique Wong-See B.Music/B.Arts, Armidale
James Xu B.Dental Surgery, Doncaster
Oscar Butler B.Visual Effects and Entertainment Design, Ashmore
Joo Yeon Lee MBBS, South Korea
Madeleine Taylor B.Health and Medical Science, Campbell Town
Margaret and Harry Scott Scholarship Ellie Bender B.Arts, Pt Lincoln
Yemaya Coleman-Smith B.Music, Pt Lincoln
Jenna Enge B.Education/B.Health Science, Pt Lincoln
Alleigh Hamnett B.Engineering (Mechanical), Pt Lincoln
Bella Heron B.Agricultural Science, Pt Lincoln
Lauren Holmes B.Vision Science/Optometry, Mt Gambier
Zoe May B.Physiotherapy, Mallala
Kira McMahon MBBS, Berri
Kahlila Murray B.Applied Science (Human Movement), Pt Lincoln
Gemma Nunn B.Agricultural Science, Bordertown
Chloe Grosser B.Pharmacy, Bordertown
Jade Harvey B.Design and Visual Communications, Whyalla
Bonnie Seagrim B.Interior Architecture, Pt Augusta
Emily Sheill B.Education, Whyalla
St Mark’s College Old Collegians’ Bursary Jack Brady B.Law/B.Commerce, Buderim
Kristen Coles B.Engineering, Clare
Corey Finlay B.Sport and Recreation Mgmt, Orroroo
Georgina Kotz B.Arts, Point Cook
Cowan Entry Grants Olivia Dukalskis B.Health and Medical Science, Mt Gambier
Oliver Hoskyns D.Business, Hamilton
Erin Powell B.Business (Property), Hamilton
Oliver Quixley B.Media Arts, Clare
Cowan Further Grants Robby Bartee B.Nursing, Alice Springs
Matthew Mouvet B.Education/B.Arts, Mildura
Joshua Phillips B.Music, Pt Lincoln
Sodexo Scholarships Nicola Donaldson MBBS, Mt Gambier
Annabelle Jones B.Law/B.Arts, Kimberley
Hugo Lee B.Engineering, Norton Summit
Stella Lillis B.Paramedic Science, Alice Springs
Nicholas Marzohl B.Psychology, Alice Springs
Isobel McFarlane MBBS, Armadale
Erin Roberts MBBS, Traralgon

 

 

Cowan Grant Trustees, Gayle and Bob Cowan with Cowan Grant recipients
Sodexo Area Manager, Scott Crump, with Sodexo Scholarship recipients
Board member, Mark Penniment with Entry Scholarship recipients
President of the Old Collegians’ Association, Michael Van Dissel, with Old Collegians’ Association Bursary recipients, all with a prior connection to the College through family members.