KSF News

The KSF scholarship winners

Ten of the twelve scholarship recipients at the start of the 2007 academic year.

September 2007
Karelia, Russia -- The Karelian Scholarship Fund is pleased to announce the new scholarship winners for 2007. The addition of Anastasia Gulevich, Irina Zaikina and Vasilia Ischuk bring the total number of scholarship winners to twelve.

Student (left to right in photo)	Department	Year
Anastasia Gulevich	Psychology	2112
Anastasia Mishicheva	Civil Engineering	2008
Yuliana Alekseeva	Mathematics	2009
Irina Zaikina	Psychology	2112
Alexandra Yevsseva	History	2110
Vasilia Ischuk	Psychology	2112
Natalia Matveeva	Mathematics	2111
Alexandeer Kozin	Mathematics	2111
Anna Pendikiainen	Mathematics	2111
Katya Bazhenova	History	2110
Nikolai Andruschenko (not pictured)	Mathematics	2009
Anastasia Rivkina (not pictured)	Mathematics	2111

Local Educator Founds Scholarship for Russian Students
By Carole LaMond
Sunday, March 23, 2003
SUDBURY -- In his 40-year career as a high school teacher and administrator, Don Gould has touched the lives of thousands of students, but it was a chance visit with a student thousands of miles away that touched his heart in a way that still amazes him. [Read the complete article.]

KSF Press Releases

Leading Massachusetts Educator Establishes Program to Enable Russian Higher Education
Donald Gould, former principal and well-known history teacher at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, has announced the creation of the Karelian Scholarship Fund, a non-profit organization that provides scholarships for talented Russian students to attend local universities in the Republic of Karelia. [more]

Landmark Russian Scholarship Fund Announces Inaugural Scholarship
The Karelian Scholarship Fund, a non-profit organization headquartered in Wayland, MA, and dedicated to supporting higher education in Russia, announced today that they will fund their first student, who will be selected this summer and begin studying in September 2003. [more]

Landmark Local Scholarship Fund for Russian Students Sets Guidelines
The Karelian Scholarship Fund, a non-profit organization headquartered in Wayland, MA, and dedicated to supporting higher education in Russia, today released its guidelines for the pioneering scholarship program that will send its first students to college in Russia in September 2003. [more]