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The Stamps Scholarship was born at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Michigan, the alma maters of benefactors Roe and Penny Stamps. Twenty-seven students made up the first class of Stamps Scholars in 2006 — 10 Georgia Tech Scholars and 17...
Georgia Institute of Technology Stamps Scholar alumnus Nicholas Selby was listening to a podcast about kidney donation when a thought occurred to him: Why couldn’t he give this vital organ to someone in need? Selby said, “I was on the subway on the way to get a...
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – August 4, 2021– This fall, 237 exceptional students from across the country will enroll in universities and college with the support of the Stamps Scholarship, making up the 16th class of Stamps Scholars. These students, who were selected from over...
May 28, 2021 ATLANTA – Claire Bunn (University of Georgia), Ryan Kreiser (United States Military Academy, West Point), Veronica Lucian (West Point), Ashley Peake (Wake Forest University), Ian Stiehl (Dartmouth College), and Felita Zhang (West Point) are recipients of...
ATLANTA, GEORGIA ‚ March 26, 2021– Like many college students, Stamps Scholars have had to change plans for study abroad and research and adapt to remote options for learning, internships, and enrichment. The Stamps Scholar National Convention was set to take...
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — December 10, 2020 — Stamps Scholar Aryemis Brown (United States Air Force Academy) and Amytess Girgis (University of Michigan) are recipients of the 2021 Rhodes Scholarship, joining 11 Stamps Scholars who have previously received the scholarship....
