Scholarship Recipients
Ted Sommer
While working in a variety of natural resources positions, Ted Sommer realized a career in Land Surveying would be the perfect fit. Ted plans to stay in the Northwoods and branch out into Land Management as well as surveying after graduating and becoming a licensed surveyor. "Going to school, commuting from Park Falls and working part-time has been difficult," Ted explains. "Being awarded the Musson Brothers and Rodney Martin Memorial Scholarship has been a lifesaver. I am humbled by the generosity others have shown me."
Noylin Villalobos
Creation and imagination come together whenever Noylin Villalobos dons her chef's hat. Winner of Best in Show at the Wisconsin Restaurant Association Culinary Competition and the Culinary Arts Student of the Year, Noylin's goal is to become an Executive Chef. In addition to school and family responsibilities, she teaches Spanish on a volunteer basis at two elementary schools. Noylin was awarded a Day for Nicolet scholarship as well as the Heinz Fischer scholarship. "These gifts are truly miracles that will help me continue my studies," she says.