Students!
1. Nieckarz Memoriał Scholarship
Aline Fournier Nieckarz was a woman ahead of her time. At a time in the 60's when women did not compete academically with men, she was a role model for women of science when she completed her Doctorate in Organic Chemistry. She was one of only two women in the graduating class of 1967. Fluent in French and German, and with a working understanding of Russian, she had a passion for learning that she passed on to her students. Aline was an active member of the Roncalli Newman Center and was quite involved with Newman student activities. A yearly favorite was an annual Newman fundraising auction. Being gifted at needlepoint, embroidery and quilt making, Aline got many a student involved in quilting for the auction. Those who knew her best say,"She was a source of strength for many of us and was positively influential as a member of the Newman community. She had discovered God's will for her life and passed on her love of the Lord to her family, Newman students and her many friends. She taught us all the precious joy that comes from loving and caring for others."
The Nieckarz Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually to a currently registered full-time Newman student parishioner in recognition of his or her participation in Newman Catholic Student programming.
Scholarship Recipients will demonstrate that they have...
1. Registered (done online)
2. Engaged in parish social life (student dinners, social events, mens/women's nights, relationship with parishioners, parish events, etc.)
3. Serves and contributes to both the community of Newman and the wider community (Salvation Army, Warming Center, student dinners, LifeTeen, liturgical & music ministries, eagleCatholic service days, helps Campus Minister and/or FOCUS missionaries with events, serves on eagleCatholic executive board, etc.)
4. Participates in opportunities to deepen faith (bible studies and/or discipleship, spiritual direction, retreats/conferences, speaker series, the Sacraments, etc.)
Aline Fournier Nieckarz Memorial Scholarship Recipients
2022 - Zack Kostecki & Josef Fulop
2021 - Patrick Donohue & Seth Polfus
2019 - Adele Danner Gligorevic
2018 - Matthew Voet
2017 - Derek Edwards and Joelle Mueting
2016 - Brianna Mowbray and Robert Scanlon
2015 - Brian Fellers, Noelle Griffiths and Rachel Zuroski
2014 - Nicholas Dolezal
2013 - Shayla Wells
2012 - John Day
2011 - Opal Albrecht
2010 - Cynthia Kozik
2009 - Jaclyn Hjortness
2008 - Kimberly Check
2007 - Stacy Blang
2006 - Ashley Van Genderen
2005 - Theresa Gruenke
2004 - Charles Adams
2003 - Brian Cretzmeyer
2002 - Nicole Wanta
2001 - Adam Koll
2000 - Carl Michael
1999 - Kelly Haddock
1996 - Paul Daentl
1995 - Lani Ross
1994 - Melissa Hellevil
1993 - Linda Thomas
1992 - Dean Geier
1991 - Tara DeLong
Scholarship Recipients will demonstrate that they have...
1. Registered (done online)
2. Engaged in parish social life (student dinners, social events, mens/women's nights, relationship with parishioners, parish events, etc.)
3. Serves and contributes to both the community of Newman and the wider community (Salvation Army, Warming Center, student dinners, LifeTeen, liturgical & music ministries, eagleCatholic service days, helps Campus Minister and/or FOCUS missionaries with events, serves on eagleCatholic executive board, etc.)
4. Participates in opportunities to deepen faith (bible studies and/or discipleship, spiritual direction, retreats/conferences, speaker series, the Sacraments, etc.)
Aline Fournier Nieckarz Memorial Scholarship Recipients
2022 - Zack Kostecki & Josef Fulop
2021 - Patrick Donohue & Seth Polfus
2019 - Adele Danner Gligorevic
2018 - Matthew Voet
2017 - Derek Edwards and Joelle Mueting
2016 - Brianna Mowbray and Robert Scanlon
2015 - Brian Fellers, Noelle Griffiths and Rachel Zuroski
2014 - Nicholas Dolezal
2013 - Shayla Wells
2012 - John Day
2011 - Opal Albrecht
2010 - Cynthia Kozik
2009 - Jaclyn Hjortness
2008 - Kimberly Check
2007 - Stacy Blang
2006 - Ashley Van Genderen
2005 - Theresa Gruenke
2004 - Charles Adams
2003 - Brian Cretzmeyer
2002 - Nicole Wanta
2001 - Adam Koll
2000 - Carl Michael
1999 - Kelly Haddock
1996 - Paul Daentl
1995 - Lani Ross
1994 - Melissa Hellevil
1993 - Linda Thomas
1992 - Dean Geier
1991 - Tara DeLong
2. Anonymous Parishioners' Scholarship
Keeping in mind that the mission of the Roncalli Newman Center is the spiritual welfare, faith development and the social justice education of Catholic students studying on state campuses, the Anonymous Parishioners' Scholarship (APS) is established by Roncalli Newman Parishioners who wish to say to our Catholic student parishioners, “We are glad you are here.” It is Catholic student presence that gives purpose to the stationary parishioners of the Roncalli Newman Center.
The scholarship is funded anonymously by anyone who wishes to contribute and in any amount.
The purpose of the APS is to provide financial assistance to a student for whom the cost of a college education is a particularly heavy burden. It is available to second year students and above. The application will include, but is not limited to, documentation of a student's financial need, the name of the student’s home parish, a statement of how this scholarship will further the student's college education and a summary of involvement in Newman Catholic Student activities.
The scholarship is available to registered Newman student parishioners who are full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors.
The scholarship is funded anonymously by anyone who wishes to contribute and in any amount.
The purpose of the APS is to provide financial assistance to a student for whom the cost of a college education is a particularly heavy burden. It is available to second year students and above. The application will include, but is not limited to, documentation of a student's financial need, the name of the student’s home parish, a statement of how this scholarship will further the student's college education and a summary of involvement in Newman Catholic Student activities.
The scholarship is available to registered Newman student parishioners who are full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors.
