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2005 Scholarship Award Winners

On June 1, 2007 the Portuguese Cultural Center awarded the Sons of Portugal Scholarships to the following students

 

High School

  1. Telmo Santos Danbury High School $3,000.00
  2. Cassandra Costa Immaculate High School $2,500.00
  3. Nicholas DaSilva Immaculate High School $2,000.00
  4. Ryan Soares Immaculate High School $1,500.00

*Presented in honor of Richard Dohan

5. Stephanie DeSousa Danbury High School $1,000.00

**Presented in honor of Rui Miguel Caetano

  Diana Heitor Danbury High School $1,000.00

Telmo Santos, Stephanie DeSousa, Diana Heitor, Nicholas DaSilva, Cassandra Costa & Ryan Soares

 

College

  1. Amanda Silverio Yale University $3,000.00
  2. Jessica Canhao Quinnipiac University $2,500.00
  3. Michelle Pimenta-Pires University of Connecticut $2,000.00
  4. Rosana Oliveira University of Connecticut $1,500.00
  5. Vanessa Martins Lehigh University $1,000.00
***The Santana Ventura Portuguese History Scholarship   Gregory Hintz LaFayette College $1,500.00
***The Santana Ventura Portuguese History Scholarship   Amanda Silverio Yale University $1,500.00

Michelle Pimenta-Pires, Jessica Canhao,  Gregory Hintz, Rosana Oliveira,  Amanda Silverio &  Vanessa Martins (not in picture)

 

 Special Awards:

* The fifth place high school award was presented in honor of Richard Dohan, by his wife and Manuel Ribeiro. This award is funded by Mrs. Dohan & Manuel & Manuela Ribeiro.

** A Special Award was presented in honor Rui Miguel Caetano Award. This award is funded by his daughter, Natalie Ferreira

*** The Santana Ventura Portuguese History Scholarship was created in honor of the parents of Americo Ventura, Valentine Ventura and Olga Monteiro who are the benefactors of this award. In order to be eligible to receive this award a student needs to write a paper on a segment of Portuguese History.