 In
1989 Past President Brian Neilson suggested an annual scholarship to encourage
deserving local tertiary students to continue their study. The
club decided to institute two Awards of Excellence to be presented annually to two
students of the Eastern Institute of Technology, Taradale, who are returning for
continuing study. The Awards were
valued at $500 each until 2009 when it was raised to $750 each.
Until 1996, one of the awards went to a student from the School of
Nursing. After that, Directors requested the awards be selected from the 5 faculties
on a rotating cycle. |
2005 Awards at the meeting, April 2005. John Aikman (President), Chris
Collins (EIT CEO), Alison Armstrong, Karen Vickery, Grant Roberts (Brigato scholar) and
Tim Anderson (TRC)
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EIT Scholarship Awards
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1990 Anne Grover (Nursing), Wendy Nightingale (Art)
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1991 Maree Gladstone (Nursing), Richard Wood
(Business Studies)
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1992 Kirsty Nicholl (Nursing Award of Excellence),
John Owens (Business Studies)
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1993 Kerry-Jan Haraki (Nursing), Scott Keighly
(Business Studies)
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1994 Jane Price (Nursing), Urarii Ruatoe (Visual
Arts & Design)
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1995 Evelyn Langley (Nursing), Jackie Doyle
(Recreation & Sport)
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1996 Catherine Wood (Nursing),
Brendon Bodley (Visual
Arts & Design)
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1997 Lynne Marshall (Health Studies), Caroline O'Neil
(Business Studies)
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1998 Caroline Toulmin (Health), Christie Matthews
(Wine Science)
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1999 Helen McPherson (Nursing), Robyn Sircombe
(Child Care)
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2000 Margaret Metcalf (Health), Heke Moms (Maori Studies)
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2001 Clare Buckley (Health), Scott Savage (Business)
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2002 Keri Gardner (Health), Evan Vance (Science & Technology)
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2003 Sharon Sciascia (Early Childhood), Nathan Clarke-Little
(Recreation & Sport)
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2004 Maree Mossman (Health), Donna Gillies (Maori Studies)
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2005 Alison Armstrong (Nursing), Karen Vickery (Business
Studies)
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2006 Anne Margaret Smith (Arts and Social Sciences), Susan Mains (Science & Technology)
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2007 Lillian Manihera
Jewel Tai (Te Manga Maori), Andrew Barton (Health and Sport Science)
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2008 Aseem Gupta (Wine Science) and Andrew Beaven (Computer Science)
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2009 Billy
Harris (Arts & Social Science) and Heather Belmont (Te Manga Maori).
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2010
Jennifer Wright
(Nursing Studies Faculty) and John Kavanagh (Business & Computer Faculty)
2011Natalie Beath (Applied Science, Business and Computing) and Darryl Grant
(Humanities, Arts and Trades)
2012 Kiri Burch (Health Sciences) and Tuterangi Nepe- Apatu
((Health
Sciences)
2013 Misty Ratima (Te Manga Maori) and Emma Cook
(Business & Computing Faculty)
2014
Bonnie
Finnema, (School of Education & Social Sciences) and Nayda Heays
(Nursing Studies Faculty)
2015 Tara Marie Cooney (Education
Humanities & Health Science) and
Malcolm (Mal) Peter Blake (Commerce
& Technology )
2016 Patricia Emia (Te Oranga Waka) and Sacha Pettitt (Viticulture and
Wine Science).
2017 Victoria Mansfield (Health Sciences) and Jason Lambert (Business
Studies)
2018 Anita Cecilio Marco Dos Santos (Bachelor of Creative Practice) and
Jemma Russell (Bachelor of Social Work)
2019 Lorraine Grant (Business Studies) and Chad Tareha (School of Maori
Studies)
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2009 Billy Harris (Arts & Social Science) and
Heather Belmont (Te Manga Maori), with President Richard Howell and Steve Winter (Director
of Youth & Community)
Jennifer Wright receives her scholarship award for
President Doug McGechan 2010
2013 Misty Ratima and Emma Cook with Claire Hague
(Deputy CEO, EIT), Dr Roger Maake (left, Dean Te Manga Maori) and Ian Richie
(right, Dean Business and Computing)
2015 Awards Fred Koenders (Dean), (Mal)
Peter Blake , Tara Marie Cooney, Frank McGrath, Merv Kite (President TRC) |
