PAST STUDENT SCHOLAR SPOTLIGHTS
"Seeing all of you here tonight supporting Regis—supporting students like me—makes me want to achieve my dreams even more. You are giving me the opportunity of a lifetime and I could not be more grateful." Timothy O'Brien '22. Watch this video to hear more about his scholarship is allowing him to pursue his passion for science. Scholarship support provides unlimited opportunities for students like Timothy to thrive both inside and outside of the classroom—thank you.
Watch the video above to hear from first-generation biomedical engineering major Ells Mine Saint-Paul ’23 about how her scholarship has made an impact on her life. Thank you for helping students like Ells Mine become leaders and change-makers in the world.
MOLDING THE FUTURE
Jacob Desjardins ’23, an education major and Regis Diverse Educators Scholarship recipient, is committed to being the champion that every child deserves and shares how Regis is helping him to fulfill this dream
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
“I acknowledged that my Regis experience is for me to define; therefore, I got involved with activities on campus that allowed me to challenge myself and develop my leadership skills,” she nursing major and Sister Therese Higgins CSJ Scholarship recipient Lydia Miller ’23.
TEAM WORK
Dimitri Stewart ’22 seized the opportunities available at Regis through student groups and athletics to help him grow and move closer to his goals for life after graduation.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT SOARS TO NEW HEIGHTS
Nursing major and S. ThérèseHiggins, CSJ, Scholarship recipient Alexa Petkewich ’22 makes her mark and steps up to work the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
LLARC SCHOLARSHIP SPOTLIGHT
"Without the Lifelong Learning at Regis College (LLARC) Scholarship, I most likely would have struggled intensely my last semester. The support helped me soar to the next level. Now I have a future; I have advanced my career and I will have a professional title. I am the second person in my family to obtain a degree. I feel like there are infinite possibilities. I feel empowered to do more and be more.”
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
“I acknowledged that my Regis experience is for me to define; therefore, I got involved with activities on campus that allowed me to challenge myself and develop my leadership skills,” she nursing major and Sister Therese Higgins CSJ Scholarship recipient Lydia Miller ’23.
VIRTUAL WELCOME
Exercise science major Frederick Beckmann ’22 welcomes the Class of 2024 at this year’s online orientation—helping to create a welcoming environment, offering support, and sharing guidance from his own experiences.
Biology major and scholarship recipient Katharine Ives ’22 shares her Regis journey with a short Q&A. Watch video.
STUDENT SCHOLAR shines at cape cod luncheon
Nursing major and scholarship recipient Karina Gomes '21 shares her Regis journey and experiences working during the COVID-19 pandemic at that the Virtual Cape Cod Luncheon.
GLOBAL STRIDES
Inspired after a service trip to Haiti, scholarship recipient Wildnese Leveque ’21 has dreams to pursue travel medicine after graduation to help the underserved.
PAYING IT FORWARD
“If it was not for my high school and Regis, I would not be where I am today. In the future, I plan to give back to the scholarship fund and open up opportunities for someone else. I try to pay it forward, whether it’s helping my friends with schoolwork or teaching my younger teammates tactics to improve,” says Sahagian, who was captain of the Regis cross country and track teams.
LENDING A HELPING HAND
Exercise science major and scholarship recipient Cesar Da Silva ’21 learned on his first day at Regis that the community is founded on members coming together to support and help one another—a core value that will help him achieve success after graduation.