SEYMOUR AWARD 2019 | CENTRAL COAST REGION

Congratulations Central Coast Region Seymour Award Recipient Amisha Wadwha and Fellow Finalists

Seymour Central Coast 2019 Recipient (front row 2nd from left) Amisha Wadhwa, with Finalists Alexander Beck, Benjamin Bloomberg, Austin Hoang, Ava Silva, Lauren McBride, (front row) Sanjana Kantipudi, Jane Tran, Julie Son, Nina Patel

The Seymour Memorial Awards were established to honor both Charles F. Seymour and his devoted wife, Marian H. Seymour, who together supplied the inspiration and leadership which fostered the California Scholarship Federation. The very first award of $25 was presented to Seymour Award recipient Elizabeth Murphy (O’Neil) of Fresno High School in 1936. Each year, 50 finalists receive awards of $2,000 each, and five of these (one per region) each receive an additional $3,000 as the regional award recipient. The Seymour Award is regarded as one of the highest scholastic honors given to high school students in the state of California.

 

Congratulations North Region Huhn Award Finalists

Congratulations to the 2018-19 CJSF North Region Huhn Award Recipients who submitted the award winning essays:

  • Avery Weagant,Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School, Liz Ayon, Adviser
  • Kendal Witt,Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School, Liz Ayon, Adviser
  • Madison Rogers, Chapter 67 Brittan ELementary School, Heather Azevedo, Adviser
  • Taylor Nelson, Chapter 67 Brittan ELementary School, Heather Azevedo, Adviser
  • Summer Sun, Chapter 923 Marsh School, Sheila Snyder, Adviser

North Region Huhn Award Nominees 2019

SEYMOUR AWARD 2019 | NORTH REGION

Congratulations North Region Seymour Award Recipient Joanna Jarvis and Fellow Finalists

Seymour North 2019 Recipient Joanna Jarvis (2nd from left) and Finalists Simrit Dhillon, Paige Smith, Sorea Asmai, Maxwell Callan, Taylor Froomin, Marianne Homer, (in front) Nicabec Casido, Kade Breckenridge

The Seymour Memorial Awards were established to honor both Charles F. Seymour and his devoted wife, Marian H. Seymour, who together supplied the inspiration and leadership which fostered the California Scholarship Federation. The very first award of $25 was presented to Seymour Award recipient Elizabeth Murphy (O’Neil) of Fresno High School in 1936.Each year, 50 finalists receive awards of $2,000 each, and five of these (one per region) each receive an additional $3,000 as the regional award recipient. The Seymour Award is regarded as one of the highest scholastic honors given to high school students in the state of California.

 

SEYMOUR AWARD 2019 | CENTRAL REGION

Congratulations Central Region Seymour Award Recipient Sahila Shah and Fellow Finalists

The Seymour Memorial Awards were established to honor both Charles F. Seymour and his devoted wife, Marian H. Seymour, who together supplied the inspiration and leadership which fostered the California Scholarship Federation. The very first award of $25 was presented to Seymour Award recipient Elizabeth Murphy (O’Neil) of Fresno High School in 1936. Each year, 50 finalists receive awards of $2,000 each, and five of these (one per region) each receive an additional $3,000 as the regional award recipient. The Seymour Award is regarded as one of the highest scholastic honors given to high school students in the state of California.

 

CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL REGION HUHN AWARD FINALISTS

Congratulations to the 2018-19 CJSF Central Region Huhn Award Recipients who submitted the award winning essays:
Richard Alberto, Livingston Middle School Chapter 789, Adviser Wendy Gonzalez, Emily Flora, Emilie J. Ross Middle School Chapter 1219, Adviser Jameelah Cordano, Kasey Lassen, Wallace Middle School Chapter 976, Adviser Megan Hairell, Emmanuel Reyes, Cruickshank Middle School Chapter 846, Adviser Wendy May, TJ Sanders, Wallace Middle School Chapter 976, Adviser Meg Hairell

DIGIOVANNA ESSAY WRITERS RECOGNIZED

In honor of long-time CJSF adviser/CSF-CJSF Board Member Joanna DiGiovanna, we are pleased to award one CJSF student from each CSF/CJSF region this year.

  • North Region Finalist: Chloe Alchin, Chapter 158 – Bidwell Junior High School
  • Central Finalist: Charlene Dixon, Chapter 547 – St. Joachim School
  • South: Caitlyn DeJesus, Chapter 961 – Oak Middle School
  • Central Coast: Jayden Kim, Chapter 1284 – Dartmouth Middle School
  • South Central: Jinal Dungrani, Chapter 257  – Sierra Vista Junior High School
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