The Park Enrichment Grant Committee made the following awards to Park Scholars who submitted proposals by the April 1 deadline:
Artistic/Creative
Ethan Baker ’25
Linux Server Project
Shreya Holikatti ’25
Expedition to Ladakh, India
Zack Jenio ’22
Social Media for Social Change: Becoming an Influencer
Madeline Smith ’25 and Darlene Salvador ’25
Sustainable Urban Gardening
Research/Scholarly
Rose Amburose ’25
Independent Study in Philosophy: Focusing on Meta-ethics and the Grounds of Political Morality
Ria Bakshi ’25
Emergency Medical Technician Certification
Amaya Beard ’25
Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program
Emi Boldor ’25
Global Perspectives Certificate Capstone Project: A Study of Color & Culture
Sam Dotson ’24
Barcelona, Spain Exploration
Sam Dotson ’24
Italian Cuisine: Food of Italy Cooking Class
Charlotte Fullbright ’25
Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program
Zack Jenio ’22
Final Osteoarthritis Data Collection and Undergraduate Training Opportunity
Robert Kobrin ’24
Study and Immersion in Puerto Rican Culture in the United States
Amy Leister ’25
Lagerstatten and Fossil Site Visits
Nehemiah MacDonald ’23
Academic, Professional, and Cultural Exploration in London, UK
Keya Pothireddy ’23
Professional and Academic Exploration in London, UK
Kate Scheer ’25
Week Abroad in France for Language and Cultural Education
Internship
Karlyn Matheson ’24
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant Shadowing
Daryn Wilkerson ’23
Sareh Nouri Internship
Service
Emma Grace Barnes ’24
Hands On Peru Summer Medical Mission
Emie Kiser ’24
Food Insecurity in Rural Idaho: School and Community Garden Development
Kate Scheer ’25
Appalachia Service Project
Study Abroad
Katelyn Coleman ’25
Summer Semester in London, UK
Sam Dotson ’24
Summer Semester in Florence, Italy
Kennedy Fipps ’24
Summer Semester in Florence, Italy
Shreya Holikatti ’25
Summer Semester in Prague, Czech Republic
Anagha Jandhyala ’24
Summer Semester in Seville, Spain
Katie Krawcheck ’24
Summer Semester in Amman, Jordan
Bill Lamm ’24
Summer Semester in London, UK
Jenni Mangala ’24
Summer Semester in Kigali, Rwanda
Park Enrichment Grants provide support for Park Scholars engaged in professional and personal enrichment experiences in the United States and abroad. These awards, initiated in 1998, are designed to foster the development of scholarship, service, leadership, and character, as well as connect scholars with faculty.
These grants are awarded by the Park Enrichment Grant Committee, composed of faculty members from across the NC State University campus and a representative from the Park Alumni Society. Awards are funded by the Park Foundation and donor gifts made to the Park Scholarships Enrichment Fund, Park Scholarships General Fund, and Park Alumni Society Study Abroad Travel Stipend Fund.
The next grant application deadline is May 25, 2022.