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| − | Dr. Todd completed his undergraduate studies at Millersville University and was inducted into Sigma Chapter in 1936. After finishing his doctoral studies in History at Duke University in 1950, Dr. Todd received a faculty position at East Carolina University. He served as the Tau Chapter advisor for twenty-seven years, and also held membership in Tau Chapter. Mrs. Todd holds the distinction of being the first honorary woman inducted into Phi Sigma Pi (by Tau Chapter) in 1977. In addition to his contributions to many of the local chapters, Dr. Todd was also a source of stability for the National Office. Over a period of twenty-five years, he served in the offices of National President, Vice President, Counselor, Historian, and Alumni Representative. | + | The '''Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Tripod Scholarship''' was established in September 1991 by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Todd to promote the future academic opportunity of Phi Sigma Pi brothers who have excelled in embodying the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. [[Richard Cecil Todd|Dr. Todd]] passed away on July 18, 1993, but his memory and the innumerable contributions he made to Phi Sigma Pi will never be forgotten. |
| − | All active undergraduate members of Phi Sigma Pi who meet the criteria outlined in the document titled The Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Tripod Scholarship of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity Charter and Award Criteria are eligible to apply for this yearly scholarship by submitting the Form 120 to the National Headquarters by April 15. | + | |
| + | Dr. Todd completed his undergraduate studies at [http://www.millersville.edu/ Millersville University] and was inducted into [[Sigma Chapter]] in 1936. After finishing his doctoral studies in History at [http://www.duke.edu/ Duke University] in 1950, Dr. Todd received a faculty position at [http://www.ecu.edu/ East Carolina University]. He served as the [[Tau Chapter]] advisor for twenty-seven years, and also held membership in Tau Chapter. [[Clauda Pennock Todd|Mrs. Todd]] holds the distinction of being the first honorary woman inducted into Phi Sigma Pi (by Tau Chapter) in 1977. In addition to his contributions to many of the local chapters, Dr. Todd was also a source of stability for the [[National Office]]. Over a period of twenty-five years, he served in the offices of [[National President]], [[Senior Vice President|Vice President]], [[National Counselor]], [[National Historian]], and [[National Alumni Representative]]. | ||
| + | All active undergraduate members of Phi Sigma Pi who meet the criteria outlined in the document titled The Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Tripod Scholarship of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity Charter and Award Criteria are eligible to apply for this yearly scholarship by submitting the Form 120 to the [[National Headquarters]] by April 15. | ||
=Past Award Recipients= | =Past Award Recipients= | ||
| − | 1993 [[David Batts|David Lee Batts]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] | + | [[Image:jilliantodd.jpg|thumb|350px|right|2014 Todd Tripod Scholarship winner Jillian Burgoyne (BE '14) with National President Emeritus Jonah Goodman]] |
| − | 1994 [[Amanda Hines|Amanda A. Hines]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] | + | [[Image:Todd_Scholarship_2011.jpg|thumb|350px|right|National President Jonah Goodman and Vice President of Philanthropy Development Katie Peachey present the 2011 Todd Tripod Scholarship to Daniel Schumacher.]] |
| − | 1995 [[Adam Feinber|Adam D. Feinberg]], [[Alpha Beta Chapter|Alpha Beta]] | + | *1993 [[David Batts|David Lee Batts]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] |
| − | 1996 [[Mari Morimoto]], [[Beta Nu Chapter|Beta Nu]] | + | *1994 [[Amanda Hines|Amanda A. Hines]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] |
| − | 1997 [[Nicole Gray|Nicole D. Gray]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]]; [[David Rosengrant|David R. Rosengrant]], [[Alpha Omega Chapter|Alpha Omega]] | + | *1995 [[Adam Feinber|Adam D. Feinberg]], [[Alpha Beta Chapter|Alpha Beta]] |
| − | 1998 [[Mandy Younger|Mandy S. Younger]], [[Gamma Xi Chapter|Gamma Xi]] | + | *1996 [[Mari Morimoto]], [[Beta Nu Chapter|Beta Nu]] |
| − | 1999 [[Anthony Teasdale]], [[Beta Omicron Chapter|Beta Omicron]] | + | *1997 [[Nicole Gray|Nicole D. Gray]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]]; [[David Rosengrant|David R. Rosengrant]], [[Alpha Omega Chapter|Alpha Omega]] |
| − | 2000 [[ | + | *1998 [[Mandy Younger|Mandy S. Younger]], [[Gamma Xi Chapter|Gamma Xi]] |
| − | 2001 [[ | + | *1999 [[Anthony Teasdale]], [[Beta Omicron Chapter|Beta Omicron]] |
| − | 2002 [[Mandy Large]], [[Upsilon Chapter|Upsilon]] | + | *2000 [[Tabitha B. O'Connor]], [[Alpha Chi Chapter|Alpha Chi]] |
| − | 2003 [[Meghan Shannon]], [[Sigma Chapter|Sigma]] | + | *2001 [[David S. Newton]], [[Gamma Upsilon Chapter|Gamma Upsilon]] |
| − | 2004 [[Brittany Bodart]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] | + | *2002 [[Mandy Large]], [[Upsilon Chapter|Upsilon]] |
| − | 2005 [[Erik Walschburger]], [[Alpha Lambda Chapter|Alpha Lambda]] | + | *2003 [[Meghan Shannon]], [[Sigma Chapter|Sigma]] |
| − | 2006 [[Dennis Yoon]], [[Beta Eta Chapter|Beta Eta]] | + | *2004 [[Brittany Bodart]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] |
| − | 2007 | + | *2005 [[Erik Walschburger]], [[Alpha Lambda Chapter|Alpha Lambda]] |
| + | *2006 [[Dennis Yoon]], [[Beta Eta Chapter|Beta Eta]] | ||
| + | *2007 [[Stephanie Glinn]], [[Alpha Chapter|Alpha]] | ||
| + | *2008 [[Mary Jeannette Aiken]], [[Alpha Sigma Chapter|Alpha Sigma]] | ||
| + | *2009 [[Emily Naser-Hall]], [[Gamma Tau]], [[Lauren Anderson]], [[Gamma Tau]] | ||
| + | *2010 [[Colleen Connolly]], [[Alpha Lambda Chapter|Alpha Lambda]] | ||
| + | *2011 [[Daniel Schumacher]], [[Mu]] | ||
| + | *2012 [[Molly Kelly-Goss]], [[Gamma Tau]] and [[Kristie Tingle]], [[Gamma Omicron]] | ||
| + | *2013 [[Kalyann Kauv]], [[Alpha Sigma]] | ||
| + | *2014 [[Jillian Burgoyne]], [[Beta Epsilon]] | ||
| + | *2015 [[Savannah Little]], [[Delta Eta]] and [[Nicole Moody]], [[Gamma Tau]] | ||
| + | *2016 [[Luigi Nuñez]], [[Zeta Iota]] | ||
| + | *2017 [[Finnian Saylor]], [[Alpha Lambda]] | ||
| + | *2018 [[Andrew Wipperman]], [[Tau Chapter|Tau]] | ||
| + | * 2019 [[Zanib Mirza]] | ||
[[Category: National Awards]] | [[Category: National Awards]] | ||
Revision as of 08:13, 4 August 2019
The Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Tripod Scholarship was established in September 1991 by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Todd to promote the future academic opportunity of Phi Sigma Pi brothers who have excelled in embodying the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. Dr. Todd passed away on July 18, 1993, but his memory and the innumerable contributions he made to Phi Sigma Pi will never be forgotten.
Dr. Todd completed his undergraduate studies at Millersville University and was inducted into Sigma Chapter in 1936. After finishing his doctoral studies in History at Duke University in 1950, Dr. Todd received a faculty position at East Carolina University. He served as the Tau Chapter advisor for twenty-seven years, and also held membership in Tau Chapter. Mrs. Todd holds the distinction of being the first honorary woman inducted into Phi Sigma Pi (by Tau Chapter) in 1977. In addition to his contributions to many of the local chapters, Dr. Todd was also a source of stability for the National Office. Over a period of twenty-five years, he served in the offices of National President, Vice President, National Counselor, National Historian, and National Alumni Representative. All active undergraduate members of Phi Sigma Pi who meet the criteria outlined in the document titled The Richard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Tripod Scholarship of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity Charter and Award Criteria are eligible to apply for this yearly scholarship by submitting the Form 120 to the National Headquarters by April 15.
Past Award Recipients
- 1993 David Lee Batts, Tau
- 1994 Amanda A. Hines, Tau
- 1995 Adam D. Feinberg, Alpha Beta
- 1996 Mari Morimoto, Beta Nu
- 1997 Nicole D. Gray, Tau; David R. Rosengrant, Alpha Omega
- 1998 Mandy S. Younger, Gamma Xi
- 1999 Anthony Teasdale, Beta Omicron
- 2000 Tabitha B. O'Connor, Alpha Chi
- 2001 David S. Newton, Gamma Upsilon
- 2002 Mandy Large, Upsilon
- 2003 Meghan Shannon, Sigma
- 2004 Brittany Bodart, Tau
- 2005 Erik Walschburger, Alpha Lambda
- 2006 Dennis Yoon, Beta Eta
- 2007 Stephanie Glinn, Alpha
- 2008 Mary Jeannette Aiken, Alpha Sigma
- 2009 Emily Naser-Hall, Gamma Tau, Lauren Anderson, Gamma Tau
- 2010 Colleen Connolly, Alpha Lambda
- 2011 Daniel Schumacher, Mu
- 2012 Molly Kelly-Goss, Gamma Tau and Kristie Tingle, Gamma Omicron
- 2013 Kalyann Kauv, Alpha Sigma
- 2014 Jillian Burgoyne, Beta Epsilon
- 2015 Savannah Little, Delta Eta and Nicole Moody, Gamma Tau
- 2016 Luigi Nuñez, Zeta Iota
- 2017 Finnian Saylor, Alpha Lambda
- 2018 Andrew Wipperman, Tau
- 2019 Zanib Mirza
