Sydney Sanders and Paige Van Deinse receive Glen Ellen Roth Scholarships from UNE’s Staff Assembly

Sydney Sanders (medical biology ‘18) and Paige Van Deinse (Dental Hygiene ‘18) were recently awarded Glen Ellen Roth Scholarships by UNE’s Staff Assembly.

The Scholarship, previously named the UNEfied Student Scholarship, has been given to deserving undergraduate students who are relatives of 51Æ·²èemployees since 2005.

Sanders is the granddaughter of Ronda Sanders, and Van Deinse is the niece of Donna Hyde.

The scholarship is funded solely by generous donations from UNE’s administration, faculty and staff. 

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