an H. Dobrin
nx Community College
t Knight Award
s the executive vice chancellor and officer of Te City University of
UNY in 2001, Dobrin has atives. He created the CUNY Task p reduce greenhouse gas emissions; million project that is streamlining CUNY Productivity Initiative, which n four years.
ce spans more than 25 years. missioner of the New York City
Technology and Telecommunications for the City of New York. He has Board of Education and at Bellevue
College with doctoral studies in
University of New York Graduate nct professor at the Graduate nistration at Baruch College.
arried to Lynda Dobrin, an assistant Department of Education. Tey have
Roslyn Gillespie
Marie Nesbitt Promise Prize Major: Business Administration Expected graduation: August 2010
Jeffrey Guard
Michael Steuerman Legacy Fund Scholarship Major: Biology Transfering to Lehman College
Eva Joyce
Quattelbaum Scholarship Major: Liberal Arts Expected graduation: June 2011
Zyesha Phillips
Mavis & Ephriam Hawthorne Scholarship Major: Human Services Expected graduation: June 2010
Anthony K. Kumah
Mavis & Ephriam Hawthorne Scholarship Major: Political Science Expected graduation: June 2010
Jean Didier Yao
Norman Schaumberger Scholarship Award Major: Mathematics Expected graduation: June 2011
Student Scholarships
Due to the generosity of many donors, the College is able to provide scholarships that recognize the academic achievement and/ or financial needs of promising BCC students. We are delighted to acknowledge the scholarships awarded to the students highlighted below. We sincerely thank those who contributed to their educational success and perseverance.
Mohammed N. Rinaz Ahamed
Faculty -for-Students Scholarship Major: Business Administration and Marketing Expected graduation: June 2010
Komi Attitso
Robert L. Clarke Scholarship Major: Liberal Arts, Chemistry Option Expected graduation: June 2010
Raya Bayor
Marsha Cummins Scholarship Major: Biology Expected graduation: June 2010
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