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"The education that I received at Lake Superior State University has opened many doors for me. I have worked with Firefighters and Paramedics for over thirty years as a co-worker, educator, and student. I have been very blessed in my life to have these opportunities. I truly believe that education is the cornerstone of everyone’s career and LSSU provides the best.

My future goals are to become the Director of a Fire Science program and follow in the footsteps of the great educators that I have had the privilege of learning from. This will not be easy, but I believe that these Professors have prepared me to be successful. My achievements will be a direct result of the knowledge that they have bestowed upon me. It will then be my obligation to share this knowledge with others. ”

Keith M. Campbell '07

Firefighter/Paramedic

Fire and hazardous materials response coordinator for the U.S. Navy based in Bahrain

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Superior Legacy Scholarships

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James and Jean Boult Scholarship - Return to the top
James and Jean Boult were born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie. Jim was a University of Michigan graduate earning a degree in Electrical Engineering. Graduating from MacMurray College in central Illinois, Jean began a teaching career in physical education. Because of Jim's profession, they lived in many places throughout the country while raising two sons – Paul and Bruce. The Boults retired in 1981 and settled in Brimley, Michigan. After a long battle with cancer, Jim died in 1991. Paul, a Vietnam veteran, died in 1996, also from cancer. Bruce who has followed in Jean's footsteps – majoring in physical education has one daughter, Aimee. The Boults have a strong commitment to family and value education highly. Their scholarship will provide financial assistance to a female Sault Area High School graduate majoring in any of the recreation studies at LSSU.

Georgia G. Gianakura Mathematics in Education Scholarship - Return to the top
This endowment was established by Catherine Gianakura Rogg to honor her mother, Georgia. At the time of her high school graduation, Georgia was planning to attend Michigan State University to become a mathematics teacher. As she was preparing to move to Lansing, her father became ill. She made the choice to care for her father and attend to the needs of her family. Throughout the years of raising her own family, she often served as a teacher's aide in mathematics at area elementary schools in Sault Ste. Marie. This scholarship is to be granted annually to a student who is pursuing a degree in Education with a major in Mathematics.

Peter C. Gianakura Journalism Scholarship - Return to the top
This endowment was established by Catherine Gianakura Rogg to honor her father, Peter. Longing for a career as a photojournalist, Peter was unable to pursue his education due to his commitment to his father's business, The American Café, and his family. Upon retirement from the restaurant business, Peter is very active in the LSSU Elders program and is fulfilling his intellectual curiosity and previous aspirations of a formal education through this lifelong learning program. The scholarship is to be granted annually to a student who is seeking a career in Journalism, with particular interest in being a reporter.

1st Place in Robotics!

First Place Lake Superior State University Windshield adhesive inspection robotic work cell

2003 Cognex On-Campus Competition May 9, 2003 Cognex Natec, Mass. [ more ]

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