SCHOLAR & DONOR STORIES

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.

   

 

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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.

 

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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

 

 

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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.

   

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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.

   

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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.

 

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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.

   

 

 

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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.

 

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Paying it forward

May Truesdell ’05, ’06 received her bachelor and master degrees at Regis. She credits her scholarship for making it possible, and now she gives annually to support the next generation.

 

 

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Time To Fly

Judy Murphy Lauch ’68 credits Regis with instilling confidence, determination, and inspiration in her that led to a successful career in the tech industry. Now retired, Lauch makes giving to Regis a priority, and she committed a campaign pledge to Now We Fly for one main reason: results.

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