Funded Scholarships for Award on Class Night
Funded Scholarships for award on Class Night are selected by the academic departments in recognition of student achievements by graduating Molloy seniors.
CARMELA AND SAM ROMANO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is awarded annually in the spring to a senior Sociology major with the second highest cumulative index. If more than one individual qualifies, preference will be given to the student involved in the most extracurricular sociology-related activities. Recipient is selected by the Sociology Department.
EDVIDGE AND RINALDO ZONA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is awarded annually in the spring to a senior Sociology major with the highest cumulative index. Recipient is selected by the Sociology Department.
HELENE S. BELL VALEDICTORIAN AWARD: This award will be presented to the Valedictorian on class night commemorating their accomplishment.
JOAN GERMANN KRAVITZ LANGUAGE AWARD: This award is given in memory of Joan Germann Kravitz, a Spanish major of the Class of 1974. It is presented to a foreign language graduate who exemplifies those qualities that characterized Joan's love of languages and the desire to share that love with others in the classroom.
KATHIE KRIEG SOCIAL WORK SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is awarded to a student majoring in Social Work and pursuing a career in physical medical social work. The student must have a cumulative index of at least 3.0 and completing their senior year internship at Molloy College. Application is made to the Social Work Department.
META-TAYLOR SCHOLARSHIP: Partial tuition scholarship awarded to a senior enrolled full-time. Applicants must be Art majors and the recipient is selected by the Art Department.
MAUREEN L. MACKENZIE CAPSTONE LEADERSHIP AWARD SCHOLARSHIP: Awarded to a graduating senior who has completed the Capstone class. The student must have a cumulative index of 3.5 or higher, and must demonstrate the following behaviors: collegiality, collaboration, mentoring support of their team members, and leadership.
SISTER MARY DENNIS MCAULIFFE SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is awarded to a graduating student of the Cardiovascular Technology Program who has compassionate care for patients; helpful concern for other classmates enrolled in the Allied Health Sciences Program, and has a certain cumulative index. Application is made through the Allied Health Sciences Department.