Benefits Of University Scholarship Programme
The financial burden of tertiary education is a major concern for both parents and students. The harsh realities of monetary issues made campus selection one of the most important issues.
University scholarship awarded to graduates of Cass Technical High School
"Meets rigorous standards"
Recipient of this year's David A. Burnstein Scholarship
Recipients of the 2017 David A. Burnstein Scholarship were:
• Amari Branch, 2017, Nursing – Central Michigan University
• Chad Brinson, 2017, Aviation – New Mexico State University
• Nicholas Dale, 2017, Nursing – Purdue University
• Mikaela Dority, 2017, Business – St. Cloud Technical & Community College
• Marnie Galbraith, 2017, Nursing – University of Alabama
• Derrick Garner, 2017, Aviation – University of Mississippi
• Demetrius Gray, 2017, Aviation – Bloomsburg University
• Crystal Hill, 2017, Construction Management – Rochester Institute of Technology
• Nicholas Johnson, 2017, Aviation – Virginia Tech
• Hunter Klima, 2017, Aviation – East Carolina University
• Austin Kloos, 2017, Aviation – Northern Illinois University
• Steven L. Lacroix, 2017, Aviation – University of Missouri-Rolla
• Lucas Lorraine, 2017, Construction Management – Cornell University
• Brian McLaughlin, 2017, Aviation – University of Missouri-Kansas City
• Andrew Mapes, 2017, Aviation – St. Cloud Technical & Community College
• Abigail O'Reilly, 2017, Aviation – University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Brody Palmer, 2017, Business – Lewis and Clark College
• Hailey Ripp, 2017, Business – University of Maryland University College
• Katie Shaw, 2017, Aviation – University of Mississippi
• Emily Steffen, 2017, Aviation – Clarion University of Pennsylvania
The scholarship is named for David A. Burnstein, a retired University of Minnesota professor who served as professor and head of the school's College of Business from 1977 to 1995. Burnstein served as executive director of the University of Minnesota's Airline and Aviation Support Foundation from 1993 to 2004, and he was president of the National Association of Business Aviation Teachers. He was an associate professor of aviation management at the University of Minnesota and an adjunct professor at the University of Illinois.
The scholarships, based on financial need, are awarded based on the individual's academic record, attendance and extracurricular activities, as well as in recognition of community service and leadership.
"All students need a support system to help them obtain their goals," said David Dornbusch, Executive Director of the Cass Technical High School Foundation. "Cass Technical High School graduates must maintain their health and well-being to be successful as they pursue their education. The David A. Burnstein Scholarship program helps provide a valuable support network to ensure students have the necessary support, resources and encouragement to meet and surpass the goals set out for them."
Students are encouraged to contact the Cass Technical High School Foundation for more information.
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