George E. Marin Information Technology and Business Undergraduate Scholarship
George E. Marin ('73) has been successful in the information technology field by creating software programs to facilitate the management and warehousing requirements for food distribution centers. Marin established the scholarship to support a student majoring in information technology and/or business who demonstrates academic merit and financial need. For more information about this scholarship, contact Debby Lachowicz, assistant to the chair of the Department of Management, at dlachowicz@pointpark.edu or Stephanie Marks, assistant to the chair of the Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance and Information Technology, at smarks@pointpark.edu.
Richard B. Tucker Memorial Scholarship
Tucker Arensberg, P.C., has established a scholarship in memory of Richard B. Tucker, Jr. Tucker was a senior partner of Tucker Arensberg and served on the board of trustees of Point Park College for nearly 20 years. Upon his retirement from the board, Tucker was presented with an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree by Point Park. The scholarship benefits a full-or part-time student in the School of Business who demonstrates academic merit and financial need. For more information about this scholarship, contact Debby Lachowicz, assistant to the chair of the Department of Management, at dlachowicz@pointpark.edu.
Steve B. Stein Scholarship
University Trustee Steve B. Stein ('70), has served as chairman of two capital campaigns for Point Park — in 1990 for the Campaign for the Library Center and in 1999 for the Campaign for Point Park University. Stein established the scholarship to assist children of current or previous employees of AlliedBarton (formerly Allied Security, Inc.). In the event there are no children of AlliedBarton employees in attendance at Point Park, the scholarship may be awarded to other deserving students who have achieved and maintain a grade point average of 2.8 or higher. Students who are pursuing a degree in a field of business will be given preferred consideration. For more information about this scholarship, contact Debby Lachowicz, assistant to the chair of the Department of Management, at dlachowicz@pointpark.edu.
Froehlich/Roteman Scholarship in Accounting
This scholarship has been established in recognition of Thomas Froehlich and Gilbert Roteman's outstanding contributions to Point Park and the professional community in general. Roteman was an accounting professor at Point Park for more than 20 years. He passionately taught students up until just a few days before his passing. This fund assists students in accounting who have demonstrated academic excellence and career motivation. Applicants must submit information on scholastic achievement, financial need and at least two letters of recommendation. Also, applicants must submit federal and state aid application forms. To be eligible, applicants must have successfully completed two years in the accounting program with a Q.P.A. of 3.25 or higher. For more information about this scholarship, contact Stephanie Marks, assistant to the chair of the Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance and Information Technology, at smarks@pointpark.edu.