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NEWS from the Acoustical Society Foundation Fund
Elizabeth L. and Russell F. Hallberg
The Acoustical Society Foun- dation Fund is pleased to an- nounce the creation of the Frank and Virginia Winker Memorial Scholarship Fund. The fund was established with an initial endowment of $100,000 by the Elizabeth L. and Russell F. Hallberg (pic- tured) Foundation through
to receive their motivation, support, and guidance for my educational endeavors. It is my intention that their spirit and support of education lives on through this scholarship.”
The scholarship fund was established so that additional contributions to the Acoustical Society Foundation Fund that are consistent with the goals of this scholar- ship can be directed to the Frank and Virginia Winker Memorial Scholarship Fund.
A scholarship subcommittee will be established to co- ordinate the disbursement of the scholarship on an an- nual basis.
Carl Rosenberg
Chair, Acoustical Society Foundation Board crosenberg@acentech.com
Douglas F. Winker, individual trustee of the Hallberg Foundation, in honor of his parents. The annual scholar- ship is available to eligible graduate students in architec- tural acoustics, noise control, or engineering acoustics.
Dr. Winker explains that “this scholarship was estab- lished in honor of my parents and in recognition of their lifelong dedication to education. I was fortunate
Mission of the Acoustical Society Foundation Board:
To support the mission of the ASA by developing financial resources for strategic initiatives and special purposes.
ASFF For more information, contact: Carl Rosenberg at crosenberg@acentech.com
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