The Carole L. Maatz Music Education Scholarship

Reason Established: The Carole L. Maatz Music Education Scholarship was founded to provide financial assistance in recognition of high motivation and excellence in music for students pursuing a Bachelor of Music Education degree at The BW Conservatory of Music. Carole hopes this scholarship will inspire BW music students to excel in all that they do.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carole L. Maatz [Dear Ms. Maatz,]

The David Malicky, Ph.D. Memorial Scholarship

Reason Established: Dr. David Malicky was an exceptional student at Berea High School, graduating as Salutatorian in 1984. He went on to complete a bachelor's degree in engineering from Cornell University and master's and Ph.D. in biomechanical engineering from the University of Michigan. His interest in psychology and student development also led him to complete a master's degree in the field from the University of Kansas. Since 2006, David had been a member of the School of Engineering faculty at the University of San Diego. Outside of his career, he enjoyed the arts, playing both the guitar and piano, built guitars, and was an accomplished potter. For recreation, he participated in social dancing groups and was a swimmer and bicyclist. This fund honors David's diverse talents and gifts while providing financial support to a budding scientist from his high school alma mater.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Dr. Eric Malicky [Dear Dr. Malicky,]

Mr. Michael Malicky [Dear Mr. Malicky,]

The Margie and Neal Malicky Scholarship

Reason Established: The Margi & Neal Malicky Scholarship was established in memory of Margi by Neal, her family and friends. She earned her B.A. in Biology from Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas and was a medical technologist after earning her certificate from Wesley Health Center in Wichita. She and Neal raised three sons together, and she was active as the first lady of Baldwin Wallace during the years of Neal's presidency, 1981-1999. Neal came to BW as Academic Dean in 1975, serving in this role until appointed College president in 1981. He attended Baker, Southern Methodist and Columbia universities, earning B.A., M. Div. and Ph.D. degrees. A consummate humanitarian, his leadership at Baldwin Wallace inspired an empowered educational community. In his words, BW provides "a quality education with a personal touch." The scholarship supports BW students with financial need.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Dr. Eric Malicky [Dear Dr. Malicky,]

Mr. Michael Malicky [Dear Mr. Malicky,]

The Dr. Maria G. Marin Memorial Scholarship

Reason Established: The Dr. Maria G. Marin Memorial Scholarship was established in 2016 by Dr. Marin's family and friends, following her sudden passing. Joining the BW community in 1997 as an associate professor of Spanish, she went on to chair BW's Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. With energy and enthusiasm, she grew BW's Spanish department while providing support and encouragement to her students and colleagues, many of whom were also her friends. In her roles as teacher and advisor, she was truly invested in her students, with a genuine interest in seeing them succeed and go on to further their Spanish studies or use Spanish in their future careers. She pushed her students to go beyond what they thought they could do, and since her passing, many have expressed gratitude for her impact on their lives. Her family and friends hope that Dr. Marin's passionate and generous spirit will live on in the students who benefit from her scholarship. The scholarship supports an outstanding Spanish major who demonstrates academic excellence and innovative scholarship in the field of foreign language

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Georges Zwingelstein [Dear Mr. Zwingelstein,]

The Harry T. & Marcelle Marks Scholarship

Reason Established: The Harry T. & Marcelle Marks Scholarship Fund was established by their family and friends in honor and memory of their loyal and dedicated service to Baldwin-Wallace College. Harry Marks served as a distinguished member of the Board of Trustees from 1967 to 1991. He was chairman of the nominating committee and served on other important trustee committees including the Executive Committee. Following his retirement as Chairman and CEO of Ferro Corporation, Harry was a highly recognized student taking a variety of classes.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Kristin Cornuelle-Marks [Dear Ms. Cornuelle-Marks,]
Ms. Carolyn Marks [Dear Ms. Marks,]

The Wayne and Kathleen Marshall Scholarship

Reason Established: Wayne Marshall ’69 spent four rewarding years at a Baldwin Wallace as a business major, football player and member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He later served in the U.S. Marine Corps and became a pilot for Northwest Airlines. Wayne and his wife Kathleen established this endowment to assist BW students who need financial support to complete their degrees.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Kathleen Marshall [Dear Mr. and Mrs. Marshall,]

The Martin Family Scholarship

Reason Established: BW Trustee Reverend David Martin established this scholarship to assist BW students with financial need. Reverend Martin is a former senior pastor at the Rocky River United Methodist Church and was a member and formerly the director of the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce. He has served on the BW Board of Trustees since 1997. The Martins' son Craig graduated from BW in 1999.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Rev. David Martin [Dear Rev. Martin,]

The David D. Martin Scholarship

Reason established: The David D. Martin Scholarship aids worthy physics and mathematics majors and was created by the David D. Martin '56 family as a memorial to his life. Mr. Martin felt he received a superior liberal arts education at BW, an education he used extensively during his engineering career.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mrs. Carolyn Martin [Dear Mrs. Martin,]

The Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Scholarship

Reason established: David Martin has served on the Baldwin Wallace Board of Trustees for over 25 years, dedicated to improving the life and learning of all BW students.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. David Martin and Ms. Catherine Seuver [Dear Mr. Martin and Ms. Seuver,]

The Isabel Marting Scholarship
The John C. & Pauline E. Marting Fund

Reason Established: The Isabel Marting Scholarship was funded by the estate of Isabel Marting to provide financial assistance for BW students. She was born in Ironton and first came to Cleveland in 1921 to study at Hathaway Brown School. She graduated from Barnard College in 1930 and Columbia University four years later where she earned a master's degree in library science. She began her career as an assistant music librarian with the New York Public Library.

Ms. Marting went on to serve as the head music librarian for the renowned Juilliard School of Music in New York City. She adopted Cleveland as her home when she retired. She and her sister, Elizabeth Treuhaft, made significant gifts to the renovation of Marting Hall, established Marting Lecture Series in the Humanities and the Isabel Marting Scholarship.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Massad Family Scholarship

Reason Established: Wade Massad '89, BW Trustee, and Margo Massad Roman '92 established this scholarship following the 2018 passing of their father, Isam, a long-time teacher and coach at Bay Village High School. The scholarship honors Isam's commitment to leadership and hard work while supporting graduates of area high schools attending BW who demonstrate a commitment to student life and leadership and display financial need.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Wade Massad [Dear Mr. Massad,]
Ms. Margo Massad Roman [Dear Ms. Roman,]

The Jamie Matuszewski '97 Scholarship

Though she graduated from Baldwin Wallace only two years before her passing, Jamie Matuszewski ’97 became the first person in her family to earn a college degree. Her unwavering dedication, resiliency and drive were several of the most valuable qualities she would pass along to her son Joe who followed in his mother’s footsteps, becoming a 2003 graduate of BW’s Master of Business Administration program. Joe’s BW education contributed greatly to his licensure as a certified public accountant and position at Ernst & Young LLP, where he was named partner in 2015. This scholarship honors Jamie’s legacy and her influence on her son Joe while awarding BW students with a financial contribution to aid in their academic endeavors.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Joe Matuszewski

The John D. & Catherine E. McPhail Scholarship Fund

Reason Established: Mr. McPhail, an alumnus of BW, created the successful metal stamping firm, Xcel Metal Stampings, Inc. He created this scholarship to honor his parents and to assist students who have need for extra financial assistance. The intent is to help those who have the motivation to invest in their own education (through willingness to borrow and through work-study opportunities). The scholarship is an expression of the values prized so highly by the McPhail Family and that are so important to the future of our society.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Walter H. Meixner Scholarship

Reason Established: Walter H. & Helen Meixner and their sons, Robert & Dennis developed an appreciation for the Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music during the leadership of Conservatory Founder, Albert Riemenschneider. The Meixner family came from Germany and enjoyed the quality of the music performances at BW, especially the Bach Festival, the oldest collegiate Bach Festival in America.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Dean Susan Van Vorst, Conservatory of Performing Arts [Dear Dean Van Vorst,]

The Tricia Melton Upward Bound Students Fund

Reason Established: This fund honors the life of Patricia “Tricia” Melton, a 1987/2008 graduate of Baldwin Wallace University. Tricia thoroughly loved her BW experience and because of that experience, she worked at BW through the TRIO Upward Bound Program. Tricia was a teacher, mom, friend and mentor to countless CMSD students during her tenure with the TRIO Upward Bound Program at BW. She had confidence that any student could succeed and achieve their goals if given the right opportunities and encouragement. The Tricia Melton Upward Bound Students Fund was established to honor her memory and to allow her legacy to support programming and expenses for TRIO Upward Bound students at Baldwin Wallace University, and tuition, fees and related expenses in years that TRIO Upward Bound students are enrolled as degree-seeking students at BW.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Karen Melton [Dear Ms. Melton,]

The Dr. Lucille E. Mercer Scholarship

Reason Established: Dr. Lucille E. Mercer joined the BW faculty in 1927, serving as chairperson of the Spanish Department from 1951 until retirement in 1966. She served as president of the Ohio Modern Language Association and the Carnegie Foundation for Travel and Study in Chile. Dr. Mercer was a national delegate of Delta Kappa Gamma to the first Inter-American Congress of Women in Guatemala City in 1947

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Grace Clark Miller Scholarship Fund

Reason Established: Grace Clark graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College as a math major with the class of 1937. This scholarship serves to help worthy BW students with their educational expenses.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The John W. Miller Zoology Prize

Reason Established: BW's Department of Biology and Geology established an endowed fund in the name of John W. Miller in recognition of his service as a dedicated teacher and faculty advisor from 1963-2001. The John W. Miller Zoology Prize is to be awarded to a biology major who has shown exceptional interest and accomplishment in zoology.

Please direct your thank you letter to:

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller [Dear Mrs. Miller,]

The Elsie Spissman Mills Scholarship

Reason Established: This scholarship has been established by Frederick S. Mills to honor the memory of his mother, Elsie Spissman Mills. Mrs. Mills studied the organ while attending Baldwin-Wallace College, and it is the donor's wish that this scholarship be used to provide financial assistance to organ students in the Conservatory of Music.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Susan Van Vorst, Dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts [Dear Ms. Van Vorst,]

The Lois Sebrell Mincks Memorial Scholarship Fund

Reason Established: Lois Sebrell Mincks graduated magna cum laude from Baldwin-Wallace College in April, 1945. Although dedicated to music (she earned the Bachelor of Music Degree), she was active in many campus organizations including her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta, and was elected President of the Senior Class and Laurels, at that time the senior women's honor society. She became a long time member of the American Guild of Organists and Fellowship of United Methodist Musicians.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mincks [Dear Mr. & Mrs. Mincks,]
Mrs. Patty Berryman [Dear Mrs. Berryman,]
Ms. Susan Tunnell [Dear Ms. Tunnell,]

The Steve & Dolly Minter Scholarship

Reason Established: Steve and Dolly Minter established this endowed scholarship in appreciation for the joy they experienced as students at Baldwin-Wallace College and in appreciation for the acceptance by the faculty, administration and students of their interracial dating and wedding in the College Chapel in 1961. Preference is expressed for underrepresented student minorities such as African American and Hispanic students with financial need.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Robyn Minter Smyers [Dear Ms. Smyers,]

The Brady & Marilyn Miracle Scholarship

Reason Established: Brady and Marilyn Miracle believe in the value of a well-rounded liberal arts education. Brady is a member of the class of 1948. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated academic achievement, movitation for success and financial need.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Theo & Belle Moll Scholarship

Reason Established: Theo Moll provided leadership for the Baldwin Wallace trustees through two major capital campaigns. His leadership inspired others so that both campaigns exceeded goals by significant amounts. This scholarship fund recognizes and provides funds for worthy students who could not otherwise attend Baldwin Wallace University.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Curtis Moll & Dr. Sara Moll [Dear Mr. and Dr. Moll,]

Dr. Edgar B. Moore Scholarship for the Advancement of History Studies

Reason Established: This scholarship is established to commemorate the life of Dr. Edgar B. Moore. Dr. Moore was a warm and welcoming personality whose contributions included many years teaching the history of the Renaissance and Reformation, and early modern Europe and church history, as well as introduction of courses in women’s history and African history. Dr. Moore joined Baldwin Wallace as chaplain and assistant professor of Religion in 1962. In 1963, he began teaching in the Department of History and served as its chair for fourteen years. He also served two terms as Chairman of the Humanities Division, and in keeping with the Baldwin Wallace tradition of service to the local community, he served on the Board of Trustees for Southwest General Hospital and as president of the Berea City Council. Over his 45-year career, Dr. Moore, inspired many students to choose professional paths in history. In addition, Dr. Moore’s family is closely associated with BW and the local community. His wife, G.L., was a surgical nurse at Southwest General Hospital for many years, and his three children graduated from BW (Cindie, Class of 1975; Rob, Class of 1980; M.L., Class of 1985), as well as a daughter-in-law (Kathy Muehlenberg, Class of ’81), and a grandchild (Elizabeth Moore, Class of 2006, MA 2013). Dr. Moore’s wife and children hope that this award will support BW history majors in their pursuit of study abroad experiences and domestic presentation of their research.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Cindie Moore [Dear Ms. Moore,],

Mr. Rob Moore [Dear Mr. Moore,]

Ms. M.L. Moore [Dear Ms. Moore,]

The Albert Morrill Scholarship

Reason Established: Albert R. Morrill, class of 1971, demonstrated creative talent in music and theatre during his years at Baldwin-Wallace and in his work thereafter. Although Al's life was cut short, his love for the arts in these various forms and his ability to bring joy to others through the arts have enriched many people. The Al Morrill Memorial Scholarship shall provide a lasting memorial at Baldwin Wallace University that will help others pursue training for careers in the arts.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Susan Van Vorst, Dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts [Dear Ms. Van Vorst,]

The Edward and Betty Rueter Morris '43 Endowed Scholarship

Reason Established: Betty Rueter Morris '43 launched her career in international journalism from the B-W launch pad. Early experiences as an admission representative working with Jess J. Petty and courses in speech with Professor Dana T. Burns as well as work on The Exponent and Grindstone provided valuable experiences.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Linda C. Moss Scholarship

Reason Established: Linda C. Moss recognizes the many benefits to individuals and society from experience with the performing arts. This scholarship fund was established to foster excellence and to assist future generations of deserving Baldwin Wallace students as they pursue higher education in theatre arts.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Linda C. Moss [Dear Ms. Moss,]

The Mu Phi Epsilon Scholarship

Reason Established: This scholarship has been established by the Cleveland Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon through their fundraising activities. Each year, the recipient will perform at the Alumni Chapter meeting in February. Upon receipt of notification of the award, please call the president, Mrs. Margaret Betz at (440) 884-5919 to learn more about your performance and to express your personal thanks.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Brown [Dear Mr. & Mrs. Brown,]
Ms. Kathy Musat [Dear Ms. Musat,]

The Marion Schultz Mueller & Frank E. Mueller Scholarship Fund

Reason Established: Marion Schultz Mueller graduated from Baldwin Wallace in 1934 with a degree in Home Economics. She taught in Cuyahoga Heights and Cleveland, during a teaching career that spanned over three decades. This scholarship will provide assistance to BW students.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Walter W. & Elaine C. Mueller Scholarship

Reason Established: The Walter W. & Elaine C. Mueller Fund was established to encourage and enhance the academic quality of students majoring in business administration. Walter was a graduate of the BW class of '50, and the fund is a tribute to his successful business career, also recognized by his selection as a 1985 Alumni Merit recipient. Mr. Mueller recognized the need for well prepared business graduates from a traditionally strong liberal arts background.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Rebecca Maiotti [Dear Mr. and Mrs. Maiotti,]
Mrs. Jennifer Dempsey [Dear Mrs. Dempsey,]

The Lillian & Cecil W. Munk Scholarship

Reason Established: Lillian and Cecil W. Munk were greatly invested in the Conservatory of Music at Baldwin Wallace. Mr. Munk served as professor of music for 33 years and directed the Conservatory of Music from 1951 until his retirement in 1967. The Lillian and Cecil W. Munk Music Scholarship serves as a memorial to their dedication to the learning and growth of students.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Susan Van Vorst, Dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts [Dear Ms. Van Vorst,]

The William '16 and Velma '15 Muntis Conservatory Scholarship

Reason Established: Ruth Muntis ’47 honored her parents, William ’16 and Velma Sabin ‘15 Muntis by establishing this scholarship with her BW gift annuity residuals. William, a violinist, and Velma, a pianist, met at BW, married and raised five children on the family dairy farm in Crestline, Ohio. Ruth also majored in music education at BW, and then received a Masters in Music Education at the University of Michigan and taught in public schools throughout Ohio and Michigan. In addition to her teaching career, Ruth was principal flutist for the International Symphony Orchestra of Michigan and Ontario for 25 years, served as Music Coordinator for her church in Lakeside, Ohio, and gave private flute and piano lessons for many years.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Susan Van Vorst, Dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts [Dear Ms. Van Vorst,]

The Boynton D. Murch Scholarship

Reason Established: The Boynton D. Murch Scholarship/Grant Fund was established as a lasting tribute to Boynton Murch's interest in higher education.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Robert B. Murch [Dear Mr. Murch,]

The Volney & Ruth Winker Nash Scholarship

Reason Established: Volney and Ruth met as BW students in the 1920's. At the beginning and throughout their relationship, they enjoyed music, especially BW Conservatory events including the B-W Bach Festival. Volney graduated in 1928, but Ruth completed her degree in 1955 after raising a family. Volney, a chemistry major, affiliated with Zeta Kappa, the precursor to Phi Kappa Tau and was a Football Letterman/Team Manager while Ruth, an education major, was a member of Alpha Xi Delta. Ruth lived to age 93 and predeceased Volney who lived to age 97.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Nash [Dear Mr. & Mrs. Nash,]

The Peter Neffenger '77 Scholarship

Reason Established: Peter Neffenger '77 established this scholarship to support students with high need who are at risk for not returning to BW to complete their degrees. Peter, a member of BW's Board of Trustees, joined the U.S. Coast Guard in 1981. He is currently the Vice Admiral and Deputy Commandant for Operations for the U.S Coast Guard.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

VADM Peter Neffenger '77 and Gail Staba [Dear VADM Neffenger and Ms. Staba,]

The Phyllis O. and Robert D. Neuhard Music Scholarship

Reason Established: Robert D. Neuhard was a self taught musician. He played lead violin with the Williamsport (PA) symphony as a youth, sang with the Robert Shaw Choral, and with the BW Community Chorus. His career in research with NASA brought him to Berea and stimulated his interest in the Conservatory at B-W.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. & Mrs. Craig Roshaven [Dear Mr. & Mrs. Roshaven,]

The Mark G. Noffsinger Prize

Reason established: The Mark G. Noffsinger Prize is named in honor of Dr. Mark G. Noffsinger, Vice-President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Baldwin-Wallace College from 1969 to 1986. Dr. Noffsinger's leadership in student affairs was marked by an insistence upon treating all students as mature and responsible individuals; by a willingness to respond promptly and generously to the growth needs of students, friends and professional colleagues; and, by a deep commitment to developing any and all opportunities for enhancing the quality of life at the University.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Joanne Norenberg '57 Scholarship

Reason Established: Joanne Norenberg '57 entered BW after graduating form Andrews School for Girls. After settling on an elementary education major, she greatly appreciated the support from BW throughout her academic career. As a student living at home and commuting from Lakewood, she could often get a ride to school, but had to take several buses to get home. She did her student teaching at the same school she had attended (and the same principal was still there). Joanne appreciated the good coordination during her student teaching between the school and the college. Joann's teaching career spanned more than 2 decades and four school districts in Ohio. Over time, she prioritized her elementary teaching on children with learning disabilities and she became certified in that rewarding speciality.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. Eric Norenberg [Mr. Eric Norenberg,]

The Milton & Mary Oakes Scholarship

Reason Established: The Milton and Mary Louise Oakes Scholarship is a lasting tribute to their interest in higher education. Dr. Oakes '25, served 5 years in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during World War II. Upon his discharge as a lieutenant colonel in 1946 he served the greater Mansfield area as a physician specializing in eye, ear, nose and throat. Dr. Oakes served 5 years in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during World War II.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Paul S. Obney Endowed Scholarship

Reason Established: Paul S. Obney, B.S., 1939, believed in the value of a well rounded education provided through emphasis upon the liberal arts and sciences. Paul served as President of his BW class and maintained a life long interest in student growth and development.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Virginia and Oliver Ocasek Scholarship

Reason Established: Virginia Hejduk Ocasek '41 had a long teaching career. Although she predeceased him, Oliver established this scholarship in his will as a loving tribute to her life. Oliver served in the Ohio Senate, where he was president for six years. He also served on the State Board of Education, was active in local government as a trustee and served as a volunteer for The Salvation Army and Shelter Care.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Ms. Carrie Short, Director of Financial Aid [Dear Ms. Short,]

The Oltman Family Instrumental Performance Prize

Reason Established: Instrumental ensemble balance is vital for positive student educational experiences and for performance excellence. Dwight Oltman's 50-year career as a music educator and conductor includes over 42 years at Baldwin Wallace University. Professor Oltman took special pleasure in sharing his passion for the music of Bach with the Conservatory's finest singers and instrumentalists for nearly four decades. As conductor of the BW Symphony Orchestra and the Symphonic Wind Ensemble, he worked intensely with hundreds of students in the pursuit of high musical standards. His work yielded success for these students, and his ensembles were chosen repeatedly to be featured at state, regional and national conferences.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mrs. Shirley Oltman [Dear Mrs. Oltman,]

Outstanding Computing Student Scholarship

Reason Established: The Outstanding Computing Student Scholarship was established to recognize the top computer science major each year. The scholarship is supported by the BW student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and gifts in memory of Ken Weiss, a former instructor in BW's Math and Computer Science department.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mrs. Carol Weiss [Dear Mrs. Weiss,]
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cwiklinski [Dear Mr. and Mrs. Cwiklinski,]

The Col. Robert & Kit Overmyer Scholarship

Reason Established: This scholarship will be awarded to a deserving Baldwin Wallace student in honor of Col. Robert Overmyer, a 1958 graduate of B-W who majored in physics. On two occasions he led missions in outer space as an astronaut for NASA. He also led the last successful Challenger mission. In January, 1986, Overmyer led the group of astronauts involved in the investigation of the Challenger accident. He was a member of the Interim Accident Board until April of that year, before his retirement. He then joined McDonnell Douglas, where he helped in designing the International Space Station.

Overmyer was a very loyal and caring alumnus, and was a speaker on campus on several occasions, including the commencement address in 1983. Overmyer received a BW Honorary doctorate in 1982. This scholarship also honors his wife, B-W alumna, Kit Jones Overmyer, '60.

Please direct your thank you letter/s to:

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Davidson [Dear Mr. & Mrs. Davidson,]
Mrs. Katherine E. Overmyer [Dear Mrs. Overmyer,]