The
One Point of Light Foundation is pleased to announce that the Karl A Spahlinger
Scholarship has been awarded to eight young College Point residents for the
2017-2018 academic year. For some of these students, it is their second year
receiving the scholarship:
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Orunava Aarunee (2nd year)
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Sarah Arestin (2nd year)
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Melanie Dobuler (1st year)
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Sharon Liao (2nd year)
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James Ng (2nd year)
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Jennifer Ng (1st year)
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Cassandra Renart (1st year)
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Alyssa Striano (2nd year)
The Karl A Spahlinger, Jr.
Scholarship Fund is distributed by the
One Point of Light Foundation. The scholarship was established in 2015
with a mission to provide financial assistance to individuals enrolled for
undergraduate study in community colleges, colleges, trade schools and
universities in New York City.
All applicants had to complete and submit a Scholarship Application by mid-April. There was also a Scholarship Renewal process for those who have received a scholarship the previous year. The Karl A Spahlinger Scholarships were awarded on the basis of a comprehensive process, on the basis of academic merit and demonstrated financial need. Recipients must have permanent residence status in College Point, Queens.
Recipients must be accepted as a full time student at a college, university, or trade school program for the upcoming academic year. Scholarships are awarded without regard to race, color, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.
The one-year scholarships help cover the cost of tuition,
fees, books, and room and board up to a maximum of $2,500 per year. This year,
all eight students will be receiving the maximum amount.
The One Point of Light Foundation was established in 1999 by
Karl A. Spahlinger, Jr., a long-time resident of College Point, Queens. A
graduate of NYU, Mr. Spahlinger was an engineer for AT&T and Verizon. He
was interested in feeding and housing the homeless, improving educational
opportunities for youth, and the care and protection of animals.
For more information, contact Grant Officer Lynne Serpe at
646-202-0825 or email questions to lynneserpe.nyc@gmail.com with “Scholarship” in the subject header. 
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