JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund

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AIESEC Life would like to encourage alumni to support the JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund, which holds the name of a very special AIESECer and is a dedicated avenue for AIESEC alumni to help sponsor the development of future AIESEC leaders. All proceeds will go toward scholarships for AIESEC US local committee members to attend international conferences.

Scholarships will be awarded annually at AIESEC US summer and winter conferences. AIESEC US will collect applications and the final selection will be made by JoAnn Boland’s AIESEC US staff team from 1992-93 (Dariusz Paczuski, Martin Alvarez, Heidi Dickert, Laura Granucci, and Renee Klosterman). After awardees attend their international conference, essays will be written summarizing what they learned and how they achieved their objectives both for themselves and for AIESEC. These essays are shared in our monthly newsletters and, most recently, have been linked to the recipients names.

Alumni electing to give specifically to the JoAnn Boland Fund may do so here. Annual membership into AIESEC Life is provided with each donation to the fund.

 

History of The JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund

Several years ago, a group of AIESEC alumni created a scholarship fund in memory of JoAnn Boland who served at AIESEC United States as Vice President of Human Resources in 1992 –1993 and Local Committee President of AIESEC Miami Ohio in 1991-92. Throughout her career in AIESEC, JoAnn focused on the development of AIESEC’s international leaders. She was an international leader herself and inspired others to follow in her footsteps as she fostered the development of over 70 local committees during her tenure at AIESEC US. Tragically, shortly before she was due to depart on her own international traineeship in Finland, JoAnn died in a car accident on February 22, 1994. After her death, several AIESEC friends asked about creating a scholarship fund in her memory. The JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund was launched in 2000 with contributions dedicated to sponsoring AIESEC US local committee members’ attendance at international conferences. Since then over 25 scholarship awards have been given.

Past Donors of The JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund

Donors by year

2009

      Martin Alvarez

 

      Kalyani Bulfer

 

      Brian Burson

 

      Heidi Dickert

 

      Frank Foti

 

      Steve Fuller

 

      Arthur de Haan & Lili Hein

 

      Pam (Hake) Heinemann

 

      Margaret (Boland) O’Toole

 

      Deno Naiker

 

    Randy Salim


2010

      Martin Alvarez

 

      Harry & Mary Ann Boland

 

      Kalyani Bulfer

 

      Heidi Dickert

 

      Steve Fuller

 

      Laura (Granucci) Jacobs

 

      Pam (Hake) Heinemann

 

      Stephanie Janssen

 

      Arnold Kasemsarn

 

      Sarah Ketvirtis

 

      Eric London

 

    Julie McDaniel



      Margaret O’Toole

 

      Debbie (Schaneville) Underwood

 

      Randy Salim

 

      Stacie Sherer

 

      Stephen Salter

 

      Saki Takasu

 

      Drew Weeks

 

      Martin Alvarez

 

      David Bizer

 

      Harry E. Boland

 

      Margaret A. Boland

 

      Christiana Cordiano

 

      Johannes & Lynda Baker Funke

 

      Pamela Hake

 

      Stephanie Janssen

 

      Kelley Ketchmark

 

      David Kunz

 

      Amanda Lewis

 

      Eric London

 

      Joe Loughrey

 

      Amy Middelburg

 

      Randy Salim

 

      Stacie Sherer

 

      Suzanne Spang

 

      Michael Stewart

 

David Welton

         

 

2012

Scott Barrett

 

Mary Ann Boland

 

Stephanie Coldwell

 

Pam Heinemann

 

Laura (Granucci) Jacobs

 

Julie McDaniel

 

Gwen Migita

 

Dariusz Paczuski

 

Jeff Popiel

 

Jonathan and Karen Thigpen

 

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Past Awardees of The JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund

The JoAnn Boland International Scholarship Fund has awarded 25 AIESEC US LC members since it was launched in 2000.

2011

2010

2009

2008

2006

  • Katy Hayes – AXLDS Mexico 2007

2005

  • Juli Huang – Anatolia Congress Turkey 2005


2004

  • Andrew Martin – Expro/ALDS Brazil 2005
  • Agnes Sekowshki – Expro/ALDS Brazil 2005
  • Michael Williams – Expro/ALDS Brazil 2005

2003

  • Sarah Ketvirtis – Expro/ALDS Venezuela 2004
  • Anca Marinescu – IC 2003 Yugoslavia
  • Lisa Overholtzer – Expro/ALDS Venezuela 2004
  • Aaryn Ryan- – LDS Ukraine 2004
  • Rita Schiesser – Expro/ALDS Italy 2004

2002

  • Carly Lewis – Expro/ALDS El Salvador 2003
  • Jesse Lovgren – Expro/ALDS El Salvador 2003
  • Sarena Syma – NC Turkey 2002

2001

  • Saki Takasu – Expro/LDS India 2002

2000

  • Nisrin Jaara – Euro Expro The Netherlands 2001


How this helps AIESEC

The Boland scholarship has had a notable effect on AIESEC US over the past year and a half and is supporting the continuous improvements in the quality and success of our operations.

Let me share two of the success stories.

Steven Jordan, who won the award in August 2010, is now the president-elect for AIESEC Purdue. His local committee (LC) is one of the few that has conducted a full transition for their new executive boards, setting themselves up for success in 2011. Steven is also extremely active in national leadership, even though his term as president has not started yet. His enthusiasm increased demonstrably after he won the Boland award, and it is having clear results in his LC and on the national playing field.

Jamie Wernet, who received the award in August 2009, attended IberoAmerican Leadership Congress in March of this year. Jamie went on to be one of the most successful local committee presidents in AIESEC US. Her LC won our national exchange award in July and will likely be decorated further in Albuquerque. Jamie was one of four candidates for MCP.

In short, the Boland award is helping to change the face of our country. It is the clearest sign to the nation that our alumni are engaged and care. Even beyond the individual success stories, therefore, it is helping to build a culture of recognition and collaboration across the United States.

Thank you so much.

AIESEC United States, Inc.

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