Findlay Students Win Highly Competitive Scholarships from National Organization

Three Findlay students in the Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) Program were selected as recipients of the 2019 American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Foundation Scholarship. Brent Kahle, Madison Layton, and Adam Recker were chosen from hundreds of applicants from around the country to be the recipients of various scholarships that are offered through the program. The foundation is the charitable arm of the American Society of Safety Professionals, whose mission is “focusing on educational programs that advance the profession we serve, developing tomorrow’s safety leaders, and supporting research to expand the knowledge of the safety community”.

UPS Scholarship, $5,250

Brent Kahle
University of Findlay
Undergraduate Program: Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management
Greater Detroit Chapter, Region VII

ASSP Safety Conference Travel Scholarship, Sponsored by UPS

Brent Kahle
University of Findlay
Undergraduate Program: Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management
Greater Detroit Chapter, Region VII

BCSP Scholarship, $5,000

Madison Layton
University of Findlay
Undergraduate Program: Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management
Greater Detroit Chapter, Region VII

SafeStart Certification Scholarship, $500

Madison Layton
University of Findlay
Undergraduate Program: Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management
Greater Detroit Chapter, Region VII

Northern Ohio Chapter Scholarship, $1,000

Adam Recker
University of Findlay
Undergraduate Program: Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management
Greater Detroit Chapter, Region VII

In addition to these scholarships, Findlay students are eligible for endowed scholarships through the University to support them financially through their schooling. Additionally, Findlay ESOH students have a 100 percent placement rate in paid internships. To learn more about the ESOH program at Findlay, visit https://www.findlay.edu/sciences/environmental/.