Thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed learning. Whether it was through classes or the outside environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on your teacher. Girl Scouts was a big part of my youth experience. I enjoyed learning new things with all the other girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors, and concerns for the environment. Girl Scouts were I first learned the joy of service to others. I earned my Girl Scout Bronze and Silver Award for service. I earned my Bronze Award by working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award by petitioning my local Bourgh Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. The Gold Award project targeted youth pregnancy, but there was not enough time to complete the project before college began. I am a member of Millersville University of Pennsylvania Honor’s College and the Marauder Marching Band Color Guard Band Front. This coming fall semester I will be the Dance Captain. This is a volunteer leadership position. I will lead the Color Guard team in routines during the Football Halftime shows. This is a great leadership and volunteer position that fits so well with my joy of performing in front of fans at football games. While on campus I am still able to volunteer weekly as a Sunday School teacher. Having access to education allows a person to determine where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had when growing up I would be a different person. Over the span of six years, I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of the week, learning how to encourage and comfort children. Working weekly with children at church directed me towards my current desired career path. As a psychology major, I am learning how to work with children and their parents. I like learning how the brain works, and plan to diagnose and create social/emotional plans for children. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few Behaviors Health Specialist in our area. This makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance needed for their children. I want to increase the number of African American professionals available in Pennsylvania. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration Note: I am not able to take photos of the children at Sunday School, so I picked the photo posted on Instagram.

Thank you for considering me for the Minority Women in LAS Scholarship. As an African American female there are times I feel, the need to work twice as hard to obtain the same outcomes as other students at college. Millersville University quite is diverse compared to other State Affiliated schools in Pennsylvania. The ethnic diversity is 74% white and 26% minority and international students. My overall employment goal is working as a Behavior Health Specialist helping families and children. There is research showing African American women earn less that other ethnic groups, men or women. The Institute of Women’s Policy Research documented that African American women earn 68 cents and 65 cents for every dollar woman of other ethnics and men earn. As an African American female, I am aware of the need to work harder and be smarter than the other students around me just to obtain the same results. I love learning and have obtained a 3.7GPA in my 1st year in college. I am also a member of Honor’s college. Obtaining the Dean's List for both semesters has been an accomplishment. The great thing about attending a school like Millersville is the ethnic diversity. There are other schools I reviewed and considered. However, the lack of diversity in the educators made the decision to attend Millersville University an easy fit. I am a member of Honor’s College, the Marching Band Color Guard. This coming fall semester I will be the Dance Captain. I will lead the team in routines during the Football Halftime shows. In addition, I am joining Millersville’s dance team. While on campus I am still able to volunteer weekly as a Sunday School teacher. One of the other advantages of attending Millersville is I was able to transfer my part-time job from Community Aid, a thrift store, to one closer to the college. Therefore, I can earn a little money to pay for gas while traveling at college. Having access to education allows a person to determine where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had when growing up I would be a different person. Over the span of six years, I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of the week, learning how to encourage and comfort children. Working weekly with children at church directed me towards my current desired career path. As a psychology major, I am learning how to work with children and their parents. I like learning how the brain works, and plan to diagnose and create social/emotional plans for children. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few Behaviors Health Specialist in our area. This makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance needed for their children. I want to increase the number of African American professionals available in Pennsylvania. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration

Thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though in school or activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time. Girl Scouts was a big part of my youth experience. We went camping at least twice a year and created service projects. I earned my Girl Scout Bronze and Silver Award for service. The empowerment of women in the workforce is an important topic. Women are still being paid less than men for the same positions even after several laws have been passed. I registered as a psychology major during my Freshman year at Millersville, I earned a 3.75 GPA while taking honors classes, volunteering at my church on Sundays, twice a week Color Guard practice and once a weekly performance, all while working 15-20 hours a week. I enjoy working with other students in the band. It has given me a chance to meet people with different backgrounds. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. One area I love is working with children. I have four younger siblings, and I have always been a big sister. Over the span of six years, I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week, learning how to encourage and comfort children. Working weekly with children at church moved me towards my current desired career path. Through my psychology major, I am learning how to work with children and their parents. I plan to diagnose and create social/emotional plans for children. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few Behavior Health Specialist in our area. This which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need to help their children. I want to add to the number of professionals available to build support for children and families. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though in school or activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time. Girl Scouts was a big part of my youth experience. We took camping at least twice a year and created service projects. I earned my Girl Scout Bronze and Silver Award for service. Joining Marching Band has furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving a 3.89 GPA my mother knew that I would like to attend college. The cost of education has been a barrier. After searching and comparing costs we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy and it felt like the best fit. Millersville has professors as instructors of each class. All educators are the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I learned going into college as an undecided major gives me a chance to have guidance through an Advisor, my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get directions related to choosing a major and encouraged me to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I registered in the Spring as a psychology major. During the Freshman year at Millersville, I earned a 3.75 GPA while taking honors classes, volunteering at my church on Sundays, twice a week Color Guard practice and once a weekly performance, all while working 15-20 hours a week. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. One area I learned I loved is working with very young children. I have four younger siblings, and I have always been a big sister. Over the span of six years, I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week, learning how to encourage and comfort children. Working weekly with a girl moved me towards my current desired career path. After changing my major to psychology, I am learning how I can work with children and their parents to build social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though in school or activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time. Girl Scouts was a big part of my youth experience. We took camping at least twice a year and created service projects. I earned my Girl Scout Bronze and Silver Award for service. Joining Marching Band has furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving a 3.89 GPA my mother knew that I would like to attend college. The cost of education has been a barrier. After searching and comparing costs we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy and it felt like the best fit. Millersville has professors as instructors of each class. All educators are the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I learned going into college as an undecided major gives me a chance to have guidance through an Advisor, my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get directions related to choosing a major and encouraged me to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I registered in the Spring as a psychology major. During the Freshman year at Millersville, I earned a 3.75 GPA while taking honors classes, volunteering at my church on Sundays, twice a week Color Guard practice and once a weekly performance, all while working 15-20 hours a week. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. One area I learned I loved is working with very young children. I have four younger siblings, and I have always been a big sister. Over the span of six years, I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week, learning how to encourage and comfort children. Working weekly with a girl moved me towards my current desired career path. After changing my major to psychology, I am learning how I can work with children and their parents to build social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though general education in school or through activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time period. My mother ensured we were able to experience several events. This ranged from Girl Scouts where she was the Troop Leader and took us camping at least twice a year. Or, having us join Marching band which furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving straight "A" through every grade in primary school ensured that my mother took me on college tours in seventh grade! She knew that I would like to attend college. I have been on in the Honor College and the Dean's List both semester. I have a 3.75 GPA, which I am very proud of maintaining even though I work about 15 hours a week to earn money for expenses. I volunteer once a week at church. I also am a member of the marching band with practices twice a week and games once a week during the Fall semester. I am on the Marauder marching band color guard in the Fall and competitive indoor guard during the Spring. I learned going into college as an undecided major gives me a chance to have guidance through an Advisor. I was able to get direction related to majors, encouraged me to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up, I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. One area I learned I loved that I found on my own is working with children. I have four younger siblings, so I have always been a big sister. I enjoyed working with them and helping with homework. Once I reached 9th grade I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week. I have learned how to encourage and comfort other children. Working weekly with a girl named April who has Down Syndrome moved me towards my current desired career path. My brother was diagnosed with high functioning autism recently. We have always known he saw the world differently, but most of my family thought it was related to being in a large family that was homeschooled. However, after changing my major to psychology, I am learning more I can work with him to build his social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though general education in school or through activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time period. My mother ensured we were able to experience several events. This ranged from Girl Scouts where she was the Troop Leader and took us camping at least twice a year. Or, having us join band camp which furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving straight "A" through every grade in primary school ensured that my mother took me on college tours in seventh grade! She knew that I would like to attend college, but with the cost of education she created a list of the closest and least expensive schools in our area. After searching and comparing we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy and it felt like the best fit. Millersville has professors as instructors of each class. All educators are the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I learned going into college as an undecided major would give me a chance to have guidance through an Advisor, my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get direction related to majors, encouraged me to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I really do love learning about different topics and areas of interest. I am more than willing to read and try something at least once. I tried skiing this winter. It really wasn't something that I liked. However, color guard has truly been my passion. I am on the Marauder marching band color guard and competitive indoor guard. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. One area I learned I loved that I found on my own is working with children. I have four younger siblings, so I have always been a big sister. I enjoyed working with them and helping with homework. Once I reached 9th grade I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week. I have learned how to encourage and comfort other children. Working weekly with a girl name April who has Down Syndrome even moved me towards my current desired career path. My brother was diagnosed with high functioning autism recently. We have always known he saw the world differently, but most of my family thought it was related to being in a large family that was homeschooled. However, after changing my major to psychology, I am learning more I can work with him to build his social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though general education in school or through activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time period. My mother ensured we were able to experience several events. This ranged from Girl Scouts where she was the Troop Leader and took us camping at least twice a year. Or, having us join band camp which furthered my love for the sport of color guard. One area I learned I loved that I found on my own is working with children. I have four younger siblings, so I have always been a big sister. I enjoyed working with them and helping with homework. Once I reached 9th grade I was able to volunteer as a youth leader in Sunday School at my church. This has been one of the highlights of my week. I have learned how to encourage and comfort other children. Working weekly with a girl name April who has Down Syndrome even moved me towards my current desired career path. Receiving straight "A" through every grade in primary school ensured that my mother took me on college tours in seventh grade! She knew that I would like to attend college, but with the cost of education she created a list of the closest and least expensive schools in our area. After searching and comparing we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy and it felt like the best fit. Millersville has professors as instructors of each class. All educators are the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I took a few college classes in High School. What I learned was that going into college as an undecided major would give me a chance to really have guidance through an Advisor, my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get direction related to majors, encouraged me to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. My brother was diagnosed with high functioning autism recently. We have always known he saw the world differently, but most of my family thought it was related to being in a large family that was homeschooled. However, after changing my major to psychology, I am learning more I can work with him to build his social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though general education in school or through activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were homeschooling before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending on whom you talk to about that time period. My mother ensured we were able to experience several events. This ranged from Girl Scouts where she was the Troop Leader and took us camping at least twice a year. Or, having us join band camp which furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving straight "A" through every grade in primary school ensured that my mother took me on college tours in seventh grade! She knew that I would like to attend college, but with the cost of education she created a list of the closest and least expensive schools in our area. After searching and comparing we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy and it felt like the best fit. Millersville has professors as instructors of each class. All educators are the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I took a few college classes in High School. What I learned was that going into college as an undecided major would give me a chance to really have guidance through an Advisor, my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get direction related to majors, encouragement to visit different college groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I really do love learning about different topics and areas of interest. I am more than willing to read and try something at least once. I tried skiing this winter. It really wasn't something that I liked. However, color guard has truly been my passion. I am on the Marauder marching band color guard and competitive indoor guard. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. My brother was diagnosed with high functioning autism recently. We have always known he saw the world differently, but most of my family thought it was related to being in a large family that was homeschooled. However, after changing my major to psychology, I am learning more, and I can work with him to build his social skills. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area, which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration for the Lift as We Climb scholarship.

Hello and thank you for considering me for this scholarship. Being the first in my family to attend college is a joy and at times a stress. I have always enjoyed education. Whether it was though general education in school or through activities outside of the class environment. My siblings and I were allowed to homeschool before Covid made homeschooling cool, or uncool, depending whom you talk to about the time period. My mother ensured we were able to experience several events. This ranged from Girl Scouts where she was the Troop Leader and took us camping at least twice a year. Or having us join band camp with furthered my love for the sport of color guard. Receiving straight "A" through every grade in primary school ensured that my mother took me on college tours in seventh grade! She knew that I would like to attend college, but with the cost of education she created a list of the closes and least expensive schools in our area. After must searching and comparing we selected Millersville University of PA. What I love about Millersville is their philosophy felt like the best fit. Millersville have professors as learners of each class. All educators and the best in the field in which they are teaching. I find this important because we new so little about the education process. I wanted to learn from people that could really guide me on my path. I took a few college classes in High School. What I learned was going into college as an undecided major would give me a chance to really have guidance through an Advisor my first year of college to help me on my path. I was able to get direction related to majors, encouraged to visit different groups on campus and joined a research writing fellowship project at the library. I really do love learning about different topics and areas of interest. I am more than willing to read and try somethings at least once. I tried skiing this winter. It really wasn't something that I liked. However, color guard has truly been my passion. I am on the Marauder marching band color guard and competitive indoor guard. I feel having access to education allows a person to determine how and where they would like to direct their life. Without the experiences I had growing up I am sure I would be a different person. I love working with children, and I like learning how the brain works. My brother was diagnosed with high functioning autism recently. We have always known he saw the world differently, but most of my family thought is was related to being in a large family that was homeschooled. However, after changing my major to psychology, I am learning more I am able to work with him. I plan to study to become a Behavior Health Specialist. There are so few in our area which makes it difficult for families to find the help and guidance that they need. That is the legacy I hope to leave. Thank you once again for your consideration for the Kristinspriration scholarship .

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Pastor Thomas Rorie Jr. Christian Value Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I have always had a desire to choose further education. During my college search we tried to locate the best college for the lowest price in Pennsylvania. Attending a State Affiliated college like Millersville University fits the bill. Plus, my church has a campus within walking distance, so I will be able to attend church. We had our summer youth program at Millersville University. As a volunteer I got a chance to stay on campus, sleep in the dorms and eat at the cafeteria. This seems like a divine selection. I am sure then I will be able to receive funds to assist with this journey. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits; Environmental Science, English Composition and Sociology. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been selected to the National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society. I have also been accepted into the Millersville University Honors program. These honors show I am a dedicated individual with leadership abilities, care and dedication to my community beyond just good grades. I care for people and want everyone to do their best. I am always willing to lend a hand to anyone no matter what our differences. I have a strong work ethic. At the three jobs I have worked, I was encouraged to stay part-time or was promoted. Since my mother signed up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt. I understand that there are other individuals that make a difference in our world in better and different ways. Therefore, thank you for your consideration.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Eric W. Larson Memorial STEM Scholarship. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since my mother signed up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I have always had a desire to choose further education. During my college search we tried to locate the best college for the lowest price in Pennsylvania. Attending a State Affiliated college like Millersville University fits the bill. Plus, my church has a campus within walking distance, so I will be able to attend church. We had our summer youth program at Millersville University. As a volunteer I got a chance to stay on campus, sleep in the dorms and eat at the cafeteria. This seems like a divine selection. I am sure then I will be able to receive funds to assist with this journey. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits which are Environmental Science and Sociology. I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been selected to the National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society. I have also been accepted into the Millersville University Honors program. These honors show I am a dedicated individual with leadership abilities, care and dedication to my community beyond just good grades. I care for people and want everyone to do their best. I am always willing to lend a hand to anyone no matter what our differences. I have a strong work ethic. At the three jobs I have worked, I was encouraged to stay part-time or was promoted. I understand that there are other individuals that make a difference in our world in better and different ways. Therefore, thank you for your consideration.

I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I have always had a desire to choose further education. During my college search we tried to locate the best college for the lowest price in Pennsylvania. Attending a State Affiliated college like Millersville University fits the bill. Plus, my church has a campus within walking distance, so I will be able to attend church. We had our summer youth program at Millersville University. As a volunteer I got a chance to stay on campus, sleep in the dorms and eat at the cafeteria. This seems like a divine selection. I am sure then I will be able to receive funds to assist with this journey. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits which are Environmental Science and Sociology. I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have also been accepted into the Millersville University Honors program. These honors show I am a dedicated individual with leadership abilities, care and dedication to my community beyond just good grades. I care for people and want everyone to do their best. I am always willing to lend a hand to anyone no matter what our differences. However, I also understand that there are other individuals that make a difference in our world in better and different ways. Therefore, thank you for your consideration.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Lynch Engineering Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scouts since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various awards levels. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice related to teen pregnancies. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I am joining the color guard marching band at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. Senior year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration of the ESOF Academic scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Ray W. Bausick Green Industry Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since my mother signed up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I have always had a desire to choose further education. During my college search we tried to locate the best college for the lowest price in Pennsylvania. Attending a State Affiliated college like Millersville University fits the bill. Plus, my church has a campus within walking distance, so I will be able to attend church. We had our summer youth program at Millersville University. As a volunteer I got a chance to stay on campus, sleep in the dorms and eat at the cafeteria. This seems like a divine selection. I am sure then I will be able to receive funds to assist with this journey. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits which are Environmental Science and Sociology. I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been selected to the National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society. I have also been accepted into the Millersville University Honors program. These honors show I am a dedicated individual with leadership abilities, care and dedication to my community beyond just good grades. I care for people and want everyone to do their best. I am always willing to lend a hand to anyone no matter what our differences. I have a strong work ethic. At the three jobs I have worked, I was encouraged to stay part-time or was promoted. However, I also understand that there are other individuals that make a difference in our world in better and different ways. Therefore, thank you for your consideration.

I have always suffered from anxiety and self-induced stress along my educational and sports journey. I find that wanting to do my best and been activity can at times be stressful. At the beginning of high school, I would often lose my temper or cry in stressful situations. My mother was the first to suggest that I start to enter therapy to talk with a professional. Over the years I have learned to manage my stress and talk through my anxious moments while still pursuing my passions. I know I am surrounded by people willing to help me when I need support. I have also learned that anxiety and depression can run in families. Therefore, I understand this is a situation that will be with me always, and that is why it is so important to build support. I am a member of the “Roller Pride” marching band from Steelton Highspire High school. I am a member of the color guard. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guards involve dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season are the norm. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team to learn new skills. My first year, I learned several new skills. I have made the most amazing friends. The 1st year on the team we won the Gold medal in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. What I love about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am more confident. I am a physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I am joining the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes. I have 9 college credits before I enter Millersville University. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids. I have also volunteered yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I assisted as a math tutor for middle school students in our high school program to improve scores on the Pennsylvania State test. I was a member of several organizations in high school. My favorites were the National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet Club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Phoenix Opportunity Award. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scouts since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various awards levels. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice related to teen pregnancies. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I am joining the color guard marching band at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I was a member of several clubs. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration of the Concrete Rose Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Emerging Leaders in STEM Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since my mother signed up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, I am Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration of the Lotus Scholarship. I am the third of seven children. My parents have always wondered if they would be able to send us to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive Color Guard and Dance team. My favorite organizations in high school were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. I volunteer as a Sunday school staff, with 2–3-year-old kids. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. In Girl Scouts, I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness of positive environmental self-sufficiency. My Gold award will target social justice regarding teen pregnancies. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This allows me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! Earning this scholarship will limit the debt burden of my education.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Zedikiah Randolph Memorial Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Deborah Thomas Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Charlene K. Howard Chogo Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

I have always suffered from anxiety and self-induced stress along my educational and sports journey. I find that wanting to do my best and been activity can at times be stressful. At the beginning of high school, I would often lose my temper or cry in stressful situations. My mother was the first to suggest that I start to enter therapy to talk with a professional. Over the years I have learned to manage my stress and talk through my anxious moments while still pursuing my passions. I know I am surrounded by people willing to help me when I need support. I have also learned that anxiety and depression can run in families. Therefore, I understand this is a situation that will be with me always, and that is why it is so important to build supports. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guards involve dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season are the norm. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. After growing and learning new skills I was promoted to Section lead. I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. My first year, I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. The 1st year on the team we won the Gold metal in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. What I love about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am more confident. I am a physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I am joining the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes and I have 9 college credits. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids. I have also volunteered yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I assisted as a math tutor for middle school students. I was a member of several organizations in high school. My favorites were the National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet Club. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thankyou for your consideration for this scholarship. I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path.  I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I was a member of the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college.  I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were the National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money.   I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change.  I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies.  I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade.  I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside.  I am a member of Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Charles Cheesman's Student Debt Reduction Scholarship. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet Club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding teen pregnancies. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education and reduce the heavy debt burden and pay my Federal Loans.

Thank you for your consideration for the SnapEmpowHer Scholarship. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at a youth summer camp. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article where colleges have more women enrolled than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice regarding to teen pregnancies. I have been a member of the high school marching band from Steelton Highspire since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Kristinspiration Scholarship. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Churchill Family Positive Change Scholarship. I have been accepted in the Honors Program at Millersville University. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. In high school I was a member of several organizations at school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold award targeting social justice. I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steelton Highspire High school since 7th grade. I am a member of the color guard and have been Section Lead for 2 years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of the Freedom Independent Color Guard and Dance team. We are a competitive indoor color guard team, and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for considering me for the the Elevated Mental Health Awareness Scholarship. I have always suffered from anxiety and self-induced stress along my educational and sports journey. I find that wanting to do my best and been activity can at times be stressful. At the beginning of high school, I would often lose my temper or cry in stressful situations. My mother was the first to suggest that I start to enter therapy to talk with a professional. Over the years I have learned to manage my stress and talk through my anxious moments while still pursuing my passions. I know I am surrounded by people willing to help me when I need support. I have also learned that anxiety and depression can run in families. Therefore, I understand this is a situation that will be with me always, and that is why it is so important to build supports. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guards involve dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season are the norm. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. After growing and learning new skills I was promoted to Section lead. This is the leader, manager for members and working on creative material with staff. I remained Section Lead for two years, Junior and Senior year. I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. Steelton-Highspire High School is a small school. We work hard, but we don't have enough members that take the Band serious enough to compete against other bands. My first year, I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. My coach even joined the Steel-High band to instruct the color guard after my original instructor left. The 1st year on the team we won the Gold metal in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. What I love about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am more confident. I am a physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I am joining the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits before I enter Millersville University. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids. I have also volunteered yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I assisted as a math tutor for middle school students in our high school program to improve scores on the Pennsylvania State test. I was member of several organizations in high school. My favorites were National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet Club. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the WCEJ Thornton Foundation Low- Income Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I have pursued my passions in Girl Scouts since kindergarten. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various awards levels. I earned the Bronze award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice related to teen pregnancies. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I am joining marching band's color guard at Millersville University. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. Senior year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. Millersville University allows me to keep my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for considering me for the the Future Leaders Scholarship. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guards involve dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season are the norm. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. After growing and learning new skills I was promoted to Section lead. This is the leader, manager for members and working on creative material with staff. I remained Section Lead for two years, Junior and Senior year. I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. Steelton-Highspire High School is a small school. We work hard, but we don't have enough members that take the Band serious enough to compete against other bands. My first year, I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. My coach even joined the Steel-High band to instruct the color guard after my original instructor left. The 1st year on the team we won the Gold metal in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. What I love about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am more confident. I am a physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits before I enter Millersville University. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. I have always suffered from anxiety and self-induced stress along this journey. I find that wanting to do my best and been activity can at times be stressful. At the beginning of high school, I would often lose my temper or cry in stressful situations. My mother was the first to suggest that I start to enter therapy to talk with a professional. Over the years I have learned to manage my stress and talk through my anxious moments while still pursuing my passions. I know I am surrounded by people willing to help me when I need support. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt.

Thank you for your consideration for the Our Destini Our Future Scholarship. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crocket business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about Environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the William Griggs Memorial Scholarship. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday. I think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 in high school. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the All Chemical Transport Empowering Future Excellence Scholarship. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday. I think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 in high school. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I am also a member of Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Alice M. Williams Legacy Scholarship. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday. I think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 in high school. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! Reading my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I am also a member of Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the West Family Scholarship. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday. I think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 in high school. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I am also a member of Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Barbara Cain Literacy Scholarship. I attend Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions. My parents knew exposing us to a wide variety of experiences will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. My love for the library started at a young age. My parents are lovers of the library! One of my first members is my father taking us to the library to sign up for our own Dauphin County Library card. He took all five of us to the library, so we each could pick our own color card. Having a library card opened a whole new world to us. I know that sounds really corny, but it did allow us to learn tons of new ideas. On the weekends, we would borrow a few movies to use as a family movie and for us to watch together as siblings. Once they started renting video games my brothers started to REALLY get into going to the library! One of my brothers has dyslexia, and my mom would borrow audio books for him, so he still felt included. Another thing we liked to do as a family at the library is the different summer programs. They usually involved reading a book, then doing an activity that related to the book. These library programs started my love for the arts. Most of the library programs related to physical activities, but most dealt with some type of artistic activity. I remember painting on mini canvases, weaving with paper and using yarn to make different art items. Learning to use the library at an early age helped to demystify how to local information. I was able to locate books that related to crocheting. In my school, Pennsylvania Cyber Charter school we have a crochet club. Once I started to learn the basics, I borrowed books to learn new patterns and making new items. I have made stuffed animals I have found. I also made a dress from a pattern I found in a book. I plan to start a jewelry business with earrings I am crocheting to earn extra money while in college. I have also learned skills about gardening from books from the library. These books have helped me design the garden, located the best flowers I enjoy and will reseed and regrown each year. At Millersville University I have been accepted in the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Along my journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, Mr. Brown, my name is Josie Sutter. I am not attend a HBCU, but I am a black female that wants to further my education at a school a little closer to my parents. I completely understand if you find a student attending a HBCU for this scholarship. However, if you do not, please read my profile and I hope you will consider me. Thank you for your consideration for the Willie Mae Rawls Scholarship. I attend Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions. My parents knew exposing us to a wide variety of experiences will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. At Millersville University I have been accepted into the Honors Program. I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits! Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several organizations at school. My favorites are National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for considering me for the Selin Alexandra Legacy Scholarship for the Arts. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and worked as Section Lead for two years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guards involve dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season are the norm. Last year, I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. Steelton-Highspire High School is a small school. We work hard, but we don't have enough members that take the Band serious enough to compete against other bands. My first year I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. My coach even joined the Steel-High band to instruct the color guard after my original instructor left. The 1st year on the team we won gold in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. Which made us happy since we were competition against Dance Schools with dancers with years and years of experience. What I love about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am more confident. I am a physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits before I enter Millersville University. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. I have always suffered from anxiety and self-induced stress along this journey. I find that wanting to do my best and been activity can at times be stressful. At the beginning of high school, I would often lose my temper or cry in stressful situations. My mother was the first to suggest that I start to enter therapy to talk with a professional. Over the years I have learned to manage my stress and talk through my anxious moments while still pursuing my passions. I know I am surrounded by people willing to help me when I need support. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will help in pursuing my future education without the burden of debt.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Gregory Flowers Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. My parents knew by exposing us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about Environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall as it was portrayed for this college. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. Plus, I provide a service to their parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church and relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. At Millersville University in the Honors Program, I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 college credits. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the STLF Memorial Pay It Forward Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. My parents knew by exposing us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am passionate about Environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. At Millersville University in the Honors Program, I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options, and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people that the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since my mother signed up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth on consistent basis also. Weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for a Byte into STEM Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with girls in my troop and completed programs to earn awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several organizations at school. My favorites are National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the David G. Sutton Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and worked as Section Lead for two years. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We have had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guard involves dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season is the norm. Last year, I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. Steelton-Highspire High School is a small school. We work hard, but we don't have enough members that take the Band serious enough to compete against other bands. My first year I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. My coach even joined the Steel-High band to instruct the color guard after my original instructor left. The 1st year on the team we won gold in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. Which made us really happy since we were competition against Dance Schools with dancers with years and years of experience. What I love about about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am a more confident. I am physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Female Athleticism Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and worked as Section Lead for two years. . Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Some people think color guard is not a sport. I can attest to the stamina it takes to working out in the heat and the cold since Band starts in June and runs through November. We have had to perform in December when the football team went to the State Championship. Color guard involves dance and athleticism. I have had bruises from being hit with equipment. Sprained ankles and wrist from practicing a new move for the season is the norm. Last year, I joined Freedom Independent Indoor Color Guard and Dance, a competitive indoor color guard and dance team. The original plan for joining Freedom was to learn under a new coach and improve my skills before college. Steelton-Highspire High School is a small school. We work hard, but we don't have enough members that take the Band serious enough to compete against other bands. My first year I not only learned several new skills, but I have made the most amazing friends. My coach even joined the Steel-High band to instruct the color guard after my original instructor left. The 1st year on the team we won gold in the Novice division at Tournament of Champions in Wildwood, NJ! This year, Freedom Color Guard advanced to Regional A and earned 3rd place in the finals! Our Freedom Dance team earned 4th place. Which made us really happy since we were competition against Dance Schools with dancers with years and years of experience. What I love about about the experiences I have had through color guard is the comradery with other members of our team. I totally know for sure I am a more confident. I am physically stronger, mentally stronger and socially outgoing person because of sports. I know that with hard work and dedication anything is possible. My coach has taught us all, there is no need to cry, unless that crying can change the results. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the CH2M Hill Alumni Association Legacy Gift Fund Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since my mother signed me up for Girl Scouts at the age of 5 years old. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. I am a member of Freedom Guard, an indoor color guard team. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several organizations at school. My favorites are National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.7. I am taking dual enrollment at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Big Picture Scholarship. One of the movies that had a great impact on my life is, Once I Was a Beehive (2015). I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. We could not afford to go to the movies, so we would stream on Netflix a movie every Friday and watch it together as a family. The movie, Once I Was a Beehive, is about a non-Mormon girl that attends an all girls Mormon camping trip for a week. This movie was so funny! Characters included the never campers, the forced-to-goes, the over-achievers, girls that needed emotional support because she have no close friends and leaders that are super excited to share the experience. In the beginning, most of the girls dislike each other, then through trials they learn to work as a group and loved the experience. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls in my troop and earned awards for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. My favorites clubs are National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. When I think about to watching the movie, I Was Once a Beehive, at the time it reminded me of my family. We are not members of the Latter Day Saints, but everything else really fit how my life was at the time. I was a Girl Scout and we went camping at least twice a year since I was in 1st grade. I believe I am the over-achiever. I wanted to gain the best experience out of the camping trip as possible. My twin sister was the kid who did not want to be there and was willing to show it to everyone! My younger sister is a fashion-forward individual and hated the outdoors. My older sister at the time was going through a Goth/Outsider phase, which was a character in the movie, and my Mother is and was our troop leader. The adults in the movie reminded me of her, ready to give us the most amazing experience ever, whether we wanted to or not! I think, I Was Once a Beehive had such an impact on my life because I could see myself and my family in the characters. It showed me, at a young age, that people can be different from each other and that is okay. We can learn things from people that are different from us. Plus always know there is a bright side on the horizon. Thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Lena B. Davis Memorial Sewing Seeds Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard and Section Lead. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several organizations at school. My favorites are National Honor Society, Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have been accepted into the Honors program at Millersville University. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Byron and Michelle Johnson Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions with the Girl Scout in the Heart of Pennsylvania. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff at Lives Changed by Christ, with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Area 51 Miners Sustainability and Geoscience Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. As you read more about my background you will see I have several different passions. I enjoy the Creative Arts. I am starting my own crochet business. I design pottery. I am on the high school color guard team and an independent indoor competitive team. I am very passionate about Environmental issues and plan to join the social justice fight in college. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have discussed picking a major with several different adults. Most have assured me that for the first year of college I should allow myself to explore options and there is not a rush to decide my career path. In fact, I have been told by several people the Explorative major will allow me time to find my focus. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Through Girl Scouts, I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older and understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and are often used in home gardens. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the CJM Rampelt Family Legacy Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is the vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. My parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds and attempted programs for social change. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. I personally feel I have always desired to make a positive change in society. I see so many ways where women are not offered the same opportunities as men. This ranges from fair pay where men are still being paid more than women for the same work. I recently read an article that at some schools there are more women in the colleges than men. This should be seen as a success not a downfall. I feel it is important for everyone to use the skills they are born with to help the poor, protect the weak and comfort children. By all working together we can make this a better world for everyone. It does not take much effort to donate clothes that are gently worn to an organization like the Salvation Army. This is an organization that offers summer programs for children like me. They also help people during disasters. Those clothes can help a family that lost everything in a fire and keep textiles out of landfills. This is a big part of my Christian faith. It is a big part of who I am and how I was raised. A society can be judged by how they take care of the most vulnerable in their society. I enjoy working with the toddler room in my church, Lives Changed By Christ each Sunday because I personal think they are the most fun. I enjoy playing games with them. Teaching them how to dance to our songs and help them make friends with other kids when they are new to the youth program. I provide a service to parents by offering a safe place for their kids so they can go into church, relax knowing their child is safe. The 90 minutes I volunteer each week is well worth my time. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Gregory Chase Carter Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. My mother signed us up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older, I understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and enough use in a personal garden. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, by targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Honorable Shawn Long Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Sunshine Legall Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Empower Her Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Katherine Vogan Springer Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Chi Changemaker Scholarship. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. I enjoyed learning new things in my Girl Scout troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older, I understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Bough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and enough use in a personal garden. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, by targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Recycling and Reusing for a Better Tomorrow Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. My mother signed us up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older, I understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Bough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and enough use in a personal garden. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, by targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at the Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Success Beyond Borders Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at the Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Valerie Rabb Academic Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at the Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Chidbe Bobby Lee Green, Jr. Nkiruka Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! I have been accepted into the Honors Program at the Millersville University. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Julius Quentin Jackson Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school. My favorite clubs at school are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Charles B. Brazelton Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Harriett Russell Carr Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Theresa Lord Future Leader Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Environmental Kindness Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. My mother signed us up for Girl Scouts. I enjoyed learning new things with the girls in my troop. We went camping and I believe that started my fondness for the outdoors and concern for the environment. I became older, I understood how social injustice can be just as impactful to environmental injustice. I earned my Bronze Award, the highest award a Girl Scout in 4th and 5th grade can earn. Our troop created a program working with kids reading and playing literacy games. I earned my Silver Award, the highest award a 6th-8th grader can earn, by petitioning my local Borough Council to allow backyard chickens to help with environmental sustainability. Backyard chickens allow families to raise pets for emotional support, increase self-sustainable lifestyles and enough use in a personal garden. I am currently working on my Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout award, by targeting youth pregnancy and social justice. I hope to work with students my same age on the reasons behind teenage pregnancy and how to break the cycle of social economics in relation to the outcome of teen pregnancy. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Janet and Jim Boettcher Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. . They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I also work as a math tutor for middle school students. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Monroe Justice and Equality Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. All these life experiences have led me to the conclusion that the best way law enforcement agency can improve their relationship with the African American community is through three different steps. One of the first would be by creating relationships. Some of the best ways for people to trust law enforcement is to be around them on a regular basis. It would be amazing if officers were required to live in the communities they are serving. That way the community could see them at the grocery store or their kids would go to the same schools. This way law enforcement personnel could be seen as one-of-the-community versus enforcers of the community. A second way would be for law enforcement to hire more people of color. Therefore, people would see themselves in the officers protecting the neighborhood. Lastly, programs like the Police Athletic League are helpful to have youth engage with Law Enforcement at a young age. This will help people see the positive things law enforcement can do for the community and law enforcement can build a bond with the community. At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. I have several passions, and it has been very difficult to decide where I would like to go and what I would like to study. I have an interest in the sciences, I have an interest in the arts and in addition to business. I feel that by keeping my options open I will learn which course of study best suits me. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Redefining Victory Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. The way they have encouraged us to succeed is by always trying new things. By allowing myself to be open to new experiences I have learned that I can achieve most things. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the First-Gen Flourishing Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children, my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello, my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for your consideration for the Lucent Work Force Consulting Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences that will help us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Since kindergarten I have pursued my passions in Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project for young children and the Silver Award for promoting awareness to our local government regarding positive environmental self-sufficiency. I am currently working on my Gold Award targeting social justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school. I am a member of the color guard. Band is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and other youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as a Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old kids and yearly at my church’s middle school youth summer camp. I am a member of several clubs at school. My favorites are Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I am expanding my online profile while in college to earn extra money. Along this journey I’ve maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking an English Composition course. That will make 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion! At Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will sincerely help in pursuing my future education without the heavy debt burden.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Environmental Stewardship Award. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I am in a few clubs at school, such as Environmental Science. I have been able to pursue my passions as a Girl Scout. I have attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. While earning the Silver Award for promoting local government environmental self-sufficiency by petitioning for backyard chickens. I am currently working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice. The current bird-flu epidemic has shown us the importance of allowing diversity in our food system. Mega farms create opportunities such as the current one to thrive. My Bough voted me down, but I know this was a great plan, and I am sure with the price of eggs, they are rethinking their decision. In addition, I am member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band from Steel-High High school in Dauphin County. Band-Front is another of my passions and is an amazing sport! I have maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 since 1st grade. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University. The classes are Environmental Science, English Composition and Sociology Education is another passion! While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be help to pursue my education without the burden of college debt.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Lewis Hollins Memorial Art Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. I have been attending PA Cyber, as "we" call it, since K4. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. I am in a few clubs at school, such as Environmental Science and Crochet. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I plan to expand my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I love ceramics. There was a time I thought I was attending Millersville University as a ceramics major. However, after a horrible ceramics teacher that told me my designs aren't functional I have changed my major. However, art is a major passion that will always be a focus in my life whether in the studio or in the garden. Since kindergarten I have been able to pursue my passions as a Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project and Silver Award for promoting local government environmental self-sufficiency . I am currently working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band. I am a member of the color guard. Band-Front is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with each group of friends I have worked alongside Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences, helping us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be sincerely helpful in allowing me to pursue my future endeavors without the heavy burden of college debt.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Harry B. Anderson Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. I have been attending PA Cyber, as students call it, since K4. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since kindergarten I have been able to pursue my passions as a Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project and Silver Award for promoting local government environmental self-sufficiency by allowing backyard chickens for residence. I am currently working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice I understand the importance of giving back to my community and youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old and during our middle school youth summer camp. I am in a few clubs at school, such as Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I plan to expand my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences, helping us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I have maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 since 1st grade. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I currently have 6 college credits under my belt. I took Environmental Science and English Composition and I am currently taking a sociology course and I will finish the class in May. That will make it 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion of mine! While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be sincerely helpful in allowing me to pursue my future endeavors without the heavy burden of college debt.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Chris Ford Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. I have been attending PA Cyber, as students call it, since K4. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since kindergarten I have been able to pursue my passions as a Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project and Silver Award for promoting local government environmental self-sufficiency . I am currently working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band. I am a member of the color guard. Band-Front is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with each group of friends I have worked alongside. Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and youth. Therefore, weekly I volunteer as Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old and during our middle school youth summer camp. I am in a few clubs at school, such as Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I sell handmade earrings. I plan to expand my online profile while in college to earn extra money. I come from a family where I am the third of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. I am the first that has applied. Having biracial children my parents understood the need for a thriving education in today's world. They knew it would help to expose us to a wide variety of experiences, helping us discover our passion. My parents have shown us how to work hard to achieve our goals. Along this journey I have maintained a cumulative GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 since 1st grade. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I currently have 6 college credits under my belt, and I am currently taking a sociology course. Which I will finish in May. That will make it 9 credits before I enter Millersville University. As you can see, education is another passion of mine! While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be sincerely helpful in allowing me to pursue my future endeavors without the heavy burden of college debt.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Anthony Bruder Memorial Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. I have been attending PA Cyber, as students call it, since K4. What I love about cyber school is that we obtain a vigorous education while being able to pursue our passions outside of school. Since kindergarten I have been able to pursue my passions as a Girl Scout. I have earned lifelong bonds with other girls and attempted programs for social change through various Awards levels. I earned the Bronze Award by creating a literacy project and Silver Award for promoting local government environmental self-sufficiency . I am currently working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice Since 7th grade I have been a member of the “Roller Pride” high school marching band. I am a member of the color guard. Band-Front is my passion and an amazing sport! I learned new skills and built a team environment with each group of friends I have worked alongside Last year, I joined Freedom Guard, a competitive indoor color guard team and we won gold in Wildwood, NJ! I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and youth. Therefore, I volunteer as Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old and during our youth summer camp. I am in a few clubs at school, such as Environmental Science and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I am selling handmade earrings. I come from a family of seven children. As a child in a family of six siblings, my parents have always wondered if they would be able to afford to send us all to college. They felt these were the things that would help expose us to a wide variety of experiences, helping us discover our passion. They have shown us how to work hard to obtain our goals. All the while I have maintained a GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 since 1st grade. This year I took dual enrollment classes at Robert Morris University and Beaver County Community College. I currently have 6 college credits, and I am currently taking a sociology course. Which I will finish in May. As you can see education is another passion of mine! While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be sincerely helpful in allowing me to pursue my future endeavors without the heavy burden of college debt.

Hello , my name is Josie Sutter. Thank you for consideration for the Hubert Colangelo Literacy Scholarship. I am currently a 12th grader at Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. What I love about cyber school is we obtain a vigorous education while pursue our passions. Since kindergarten I have been able to pursue my passions with Girl Scouts. I have earned lifelong personal bonds and completed programs for social change. My Bronze Award created a literacy project and Silver Award for local environmental self-sufficiency. I am recently started working on my Gold Award focused on environmental justice. Since 7th grade I have been a member of the high school marching band in the color guard. Last year, my indoor color guard team won gold in Wildwood, NJ. I plan to join the marching band at Millersville University also. I understand the importance of giving back to my community and youth. Therefore, I volunteer as Sunday school staff with 2–3-year-old, and during our youth summer camp. I am in a few clubs in school, such as the Environmental and Crochet. I work as a math tutor for middle school students. I have a crochet business in which I am selling handmade earrings. I come from a family of seven children. All the while I have maintained a GPA between 4.0 and 3.7 since 1st grade. While at Millersville University I am keeping my educational options open for the 1st year of school as an Exploratory major. This will allow me to truly focus on a career path that allows my talents to bloom. Once again, thank you for taking the time for your consideration. Earning this scholarship will be sincerely helpful in allowing me to pursue my future endeavors without the heavy burden of college debt.