The Rotary Club of New Brunswick will award scholarships to graduates of New Brunswick, Health Sciences Technology, North Brunswick and Highland Park High Schools who enroll in a full time credit course of study in the liberal arts program at Middlesex County College (MCC) beginning in the fall semester of the 2019/2020 academic year. The new Rotary Scholarship program, developed in partnership with MCC, was announced at the club luncheon meeting on January 10, 2019 when the official agreement was signed.
Pictured signing are Club President Joseph Nastus, Club Foundation Chair Walter Deutsch, and Veronica Clinton who is Executive Director of the MCC Foundation. She was the featured speaker at the club luncheon meeting and was accompanied by Michelle Campbell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at MCC. Also attending the luncheon meeting were the three Superintendents of Schools and the Guidance Counselors at each high school.
Click on the link Our Impact-In Our Schools for the brochure “Scholarships at Middlesex County College” to read the details of the eligibility and application procedures.
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The Rotary Club of New Brunswick provided dictionaries to all third grade student in New Brunswick, North Brunswick and Highland Park. Pictured is club member Patrick McDonald talking to the students before the dictionaries were handed out.
On the behalf of the Harmony Family Success Center and PRAB, profuse thanks for the planting/beautification at 255 Livingston Ave. Through the volunteer efforts of Rotary Club members, the center is even more attractive to our families and partners. How great is it to experience such warm and pleasant hearth, even on the outside of the facility. Photos commemorating this generous contribution will be shared within our networks. We look forward to future endeavors as we continue to uplift and empower the New Brunswick Community together.
