LLL Awards and Scholarships Recipients

The Department celebrates the exceptional accomplishments of undergraduate and graduate students in the LLL Department during the 2019-2020 academic year. These include awards and scholarships for scholastic success, teaching excellence, and for outstanding work within the domains of Spanish, French, German, and Latin. Congratulations LLL Sycamores!

	Name	Major	Minor	Award/ scholarship
1	Kelsie Gee	Language Studies (Teaching) Certificate TESOL	English as a Second Language	OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATING SENIOR
2	Morriah Sok	Language Studies (Teaching)	English as a Second Language	JULIE BEVILACQUA CUTTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP   KAREN GRAESCH LUKENS SCHOLARHIP IN FRENCH
3	Eunjin Lee	MA TESOL and Linguistics		OUTSTANDING GRADUATE ASSISTANT
4	Catherine Beals	Language Studies (Teaching)	International Studies	MARY OLGA PETERS AWARD
5	Anna Burpo	Language Studies (Teaching)		KAREN GRAESCH LUKENS SCHOLARHIP IN FRENCH
6	Jared Valentine	Computer Engineering Technology	Language Studies	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
7	Zoey Carr	English Teaching	Language Studies	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
8	Katie Russell	Language Studies (Teaching)	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
9	Madalyn Meece	Language Studies		CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
10	Lauren James	History	Language Studies	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
11	Claudia Hebble	Language Studies	International Studies	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
12	Haley Cornett	Language Studies		CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
13	Brendan Dawkins	Unmanned systems Aviation management	Language studies	CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
14	Gabriel Donnenhoffer	Language Studies		CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
15	Sarah Webster	Biology Pre-Medicine	Language Studies	LILLIAN GAY BERRY MEMORIAL LATIN AWARD
16	Conner Walts	Language Studies Physics		LILLIAN GAY BERRY MEMORIAL LATIN AWARD
17	Adam Bahus	Language Studies		LILLIAN GAY BERRY MEMORIAL LATIN AWARD
18	Trevor Revesz	Language Studies Business		LILLIAN GAY BERRY MEMORIAL LATIN AWARD

LLL Awards and Scholarships Spring 2020

Department

OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATING SENIOR

Selected by LLL faculty each year for recognition by the College of Arts and Sciences as the Department’s outstanding undergraduate student from among its graduating seniors.  

JULIE BEVILACQUA CUTTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Given annually to a foreign-born student in good academic standing who is majoring or minoring full-time in language education.

OUTSTANDING GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Selected by LLL graduate faculty each year for recognition by the College of Graduate and Professional Studies as the Department‘s outstanding graduate assistant.

MARY OLGA PETERS AWARD

The Mary Olga Peters scholarship was established in honor of Mary Olga Peters who served on the ISU faculty for 34 years and was chairperson of the LLL department for nine years (1954-63). The award is a department-wide award presented to a student majoring in the department who holds membership in Phi Sigma Iota, plans to teach in a language, and demonstrates qualities of leadership and good character.

French

KAREN GRAESCH LUKENS SCHOLARHIP IN FRENCH

Selected by LLL French faculty for recognition of excellence in French studies. Recipient must be studying French and pursuing a major in the Department of LLL.

German

CHARLOTTE W. GHURYE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS:

This award was at the bequest of Professor Charlotte W. Ghurye, Professor of German at Indiana State University from 1968-1991, and is given to support German studies at Indiana State. Recipients are chosen by the German faculty based on their academic excellence in German. [foundation funded]

Latin

LILLIAN GAY BERRY MEMORIAL LATIN AWARD

Lillian Gay Berry Memorial Latin Awards are granted annually from an endowment established in 1953 by Lillian Gay Berry, Indiana State University class of 1895. A professor of Latin at Indiana University from 1902 to 1943, she was named an ISU Distinguished Alumna in 1957. Professor Berry died at the age of 90 in 1962. Recipients are selected on the basis of high quality of scholarship, character, and leadership.