The Bright Foundation Announces 2017 Scholarship Recipients
The Bright Foundation is pleased to announce the 2017 recipients of its two scholarships, Bright Scholars of Iowa and the Lois Dale Scholarship.
Both of these are need- and merit-based grants that honor outstanding high school seniors, ensuring they have the financial means to complete a two- or four-year college education without accumulating debt. The Lois Dale Scholarship is available to students graduating from East High School in Des Moines, while Bright Scholars of Iowa is open to students across the state.
The 2017 Bright Scholars of Iowa recipients include:
- Diana Berggren – Southwestern Community College
- Alek Boeding – University of Northern Iowa
- Joshua Brown – Indian Hills Community College
- Alyssa Clayton – Iowa State University
- Jinni Dingel – Iowa State University
- Lauryn Drewelow – University of Northern Iowa
- Elizabeth Folkers – University of Iowa
- Kaylee Ford – Indian Hills Community College
- Autumn Gannon – Iowa State University
- Ella Gogan – Indian Hills Community College
- Owen Hensley – Southwestern Community College
- Bobbie Hilmer – University of Northern Iowa
- Hailey Huggins – University of Northern Iowa
- Alexandra Humston – University of Iowa
- Brandon Lipkowitz – Iowa State University
- Luz Martinez – University of Iowa
- Andrea Milstead – University of Iowa
- Aubree Powders – Indian Hills Community College
- Alexis Soukup – University of Iowa
- Amos Stovall – Indian Hills Community College
- Dalton Tonne – University of Northern Iowa
- Paige Vogel – Iowa State University
The 2017 Lois Dale Scholarship recipients include:
- Robbi Boggess – University of Iowa
- Brandy Cam – University of Iowa
- Mailyn Huynh – Iowa State University
- Hardik Kalra – University of Iowa
- Mason Lawrence – Iowa State University
- Thai Pham – Iowa State University
- Tyren Teav – Iowa State University
- Crystal Velazquez – University of Iowa
- Tiana Warner – University of Iowa
The Bright Foundation was founded by H. Dale and Lois Bright in 1957. Since then, it has quietly contributed millions of dollars to Iowa organizations, charities and educational institutions.