News:
Neillsville-Bryant Foundation Scholarships (Three - 2021)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Schoengarth, Smith, Bryant, Rux
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 7/14/2021
Neillsville-Bryant Foundation Scholarships (Three - 2021)
The Edwin E. and Janet L. Bryant Foundation of Stoughton has announced the
latest recipients of its scholarship program. This year the foundation awarded
24 scholarships to people pursing a higher education, including Neillsville High
School alumni Alli Schoengarth, Mindy Schoengarth and Lisa Smith.
Renewable scholarships of up to $12,000 annually ae offered for full or parttime
study at an accredited institution of the student’s choice. Preference is given
to nontraditional students who did not go directly to college after high school
and who want to attend college or are currently enrolled in college. Awards may
be renewed for up to five additional years or until a bachelor’s degree is
earned, whichever occurs first.
The Bryant Foundation scholarship program was created to assist former students
of Stoughton High School and the high schools of all the Wisconsin communities
where Nelson Industries had a manufacturing presence. The other communities
include Neillsville, Black River Falls, Mineral Point, Viroqua, Bloomer,
Wautoma, Arcadia, Muscoda and Montello.
The Stoughton location served as corporate headquarters for the company until
its sale in 1998. Edwin E. Bryant, a benefactor of the Bryant Foundation, was
founder, chairman and CEO of Nelson Industries (then known as Nelson Muffler
Corporation) until his death in 1972.
“Nelson Industries, Inc. continued to be a very successful company and the Bryan
Foundation board swished to acknowledge the importance of all the locations
which helped in the company’s success by offering scholarships in thee
communities,” Lydia Rux of Scholarship America wrote in a July 7 press release.
For additional information about his scholarship program, contact Scholarship
America which administers the program, or visit the Bryant Foundation website at
www.edwinandjanetbryantfoundation.org Scholarships.
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