2020 Scholarship Reception Booklet

Dr. Nasser Hadidi Applied Mathematics And Computer Science Endowed Scholarship The Dr. Nasser Hadidi Applied Mathematics and Computer Science Endowed Scholarship was established by UW-Stout alums Kerry and Tracy Hafner in recognition of Dr. Nasser Hadidi, Professor of Mathematics at UW-Stout. Kerry, an Applied Mathematics graduate, was inspired by Professor Hadidi’s teaching and mentoring to pursue a doctoral degree in Biostatistics and a life-long career in pharmaceutical product development. This scholarship honors Professor Hadidi for the positive impact he had on many students throughout his teaching career. The scholarship is provided to encourage students to continue their education and seek careers in applied mathematics, statistics, or data science. The scholarship is awarded to a sophomore or later AMCS major with a > 3.3 GPA and demonstrated excellence in core mathematics courses. The annual award is $1,000. Joshua Elmer Douglas H. Hahn Memorial Scholarship Doug Hahn, a 1991 UW-Stout Applied Mathematics graduate and a board member for the Todd and Amy Rogers Foundation since its inception in 2004, passed away on January 17, 2020. This scholarship was established by the Todd and Amy Rogers Foundation to honor Doug. This scholarship is available to a junior or senior applied mathematics and computer science major with a 3.0 or above GPA. The annual award is $1,000. Tanner Bakken Donald Haile Endowed Scholarship Donald Haile, a Menomonie resident who recognized the importance of an undergraduate degree, left a portion of his estate to UW Stout to provide for unrestricted scholarships. The annual award is $400. Vallie Meyer Harold H. and Ruby D. Halfin Endowed Graduate Scholarship As both a graduate of and professor at UW-Stout, Harold Halfin has a strong and longstanding affinity with the university. His deep-seated belief in continuing education along with his desire to make a difference to others are the key factors in establishing this scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a student pursuing a M.S. or Ed.S. degree in career and technical education. Preference is given to a Wisconsin resident who is a first-generation student. The annual award is $1,300. Maria Cruz-Lopez

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