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| Scholarships HAPS is committed to education, as evidenced by the Scholarship Program. Every year HAPS awards one-time scholarships to soon-to-be entering or continuing undergraduate or graduate students enrolled full- time*. The Application Process is now closed for 2010 as of October 17, 2009. Thank you to all applicants for their interest. Click here for the application in word or pdf format. Instructions are on the application. Basic Criteria (more information is available on the application itself):
The scholarships are awarded on Greek Letters Day, honoring scholars, is celebrated in conjunction with the Feast of the Three Hierarchs commemorating the fourth century scholars and theologians St. Basil the Great, St. Gregory the Theologian and St. John the Chrysostomos, whose writings contributed to the formation of Greek Orthodoxy, culture and education. In modern times, this day is dedicated to all people contributing to the same ideals and goals. 2009 Recipients Samantha Demetriou College Freshman University of California, Davis Ioannis Pagonas LLM Candidate, 2009 UC Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall) Meghan Stevens J.D. Candidate, 2011 University of San Francisco School of Law Past Recipients 1999 Nick Costouros Vassiliki Spanos 2000 Catherine Clambaneva Alexandria (Dria) Fearn 2001 Julie Bazigos Andrew Danopoulos Jeannine Stamatakis 2002 Andrew Danopoulos Sophia Papadopoulos Natalie Skordilis 2003 Michael Bolaris Sophia Karkazis Georgios Theophanous 2004 Eugenia Bazigos Christina Frenzel Monica Skordilis 2005 Erica Holland Erene Kuvetakis Christos Theophanous 2006 Jonathan Fearn Stephanie Varvitsiotes Jessica Wallner 2007 Andrew Cardiasmenos Caitlin Koulakis Yannis Paulus Christina Tripsas 2008 Theodore C. Constantouros Elizabeth C. Katsouras Constantine P. Tsagaris * Students in part-time programs, regardless of accreditation, are not eligible. |
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