Ithaca College student Stephanie Mooney '21 has been selected for a Killam Fellowship by Fulbright Canada. Mooney will spend the spring 2020 semester studying at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario. The Killam Fellowship Program allows undergraduate students from Canada and the United States to participate in a program of binational residential exchange. Fellows receive a cash award of $5,000 per semester. Fellowships are available to students from only 15 partner institutions in the U.S., including Ithaca College, Smith College, Vanderbilt University and Wellesley College.

Ithaca College sophomore Danielle Pluchinsky was one of 14 young women awarded a scholarship from New York Women in Communications. A sports media student in the college's Roy H. Park School of Communications, Pluchinsky received the Ann Liguori Foundation Sports Media Scholarship.

Ithaca College is welcoming its second cohort of scholars in the BOLD Women's Leadership Network, a pioneering program cultivating courageous leadership and career success in young women during the college years and beyond. The college's newest BOLD scholars are Calissa Brown, Diana Castillo, Audrianna Evelyn, Ashae Forsythe, Kelly Madden, Clare Nowalk and Breana Nieves Vergara.

Ithaca College student Anthony Cosby was awarded a scholarship from the National Athletic Trainers' Association to attend the National Student Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas.

Ithaca College student Danielle Allentuck was awarded the Roy Hewitt Scholarship by the Associated Press Sports Editors. APSE gives four scholarships of $1,500 to collegiate sports journalists. The scholarships are awarded based on the quality of the journalism, academic record and need.

Four Ithaca College students received scholarships from the New York Women in Communications Inc. (NYWICI) Foundation. The students were honored at the annual Matrix Awards in New York City on April 23.

Two athletic training students at Ithaca College have been awarded scholarships from the New York State Athletic Trainer's Association.

Katherine Helly, a senior Athletic Training major at Ithaca College, was awarded the 2018 District II Kent Scriber Scholarship by the Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association.

Ithaca College senior Nicholas Palatella is going to Las Vegas to attend Live Design International, the leading conference and trade show for live design professionals. The theatrical production arts major is one of seven recipients of this year's LDI student sponsorship from Electronic Theatre Controls, a manufacturer of lighting control systems for entertainment industries and architectural spaces.

Ithaca College has announced its inaugural cohort of BOLD Scholars, comprising 10 juniors who have become part of an initiative focused on cultivating courageous leadership among college women. Selected as the first IC BOLD Scholars are Nabilah Abdalla, Chasia Bambo, Hannah Cayem, Candace Cross, Grace Elletson, Terri Landez, Julissa Martinez, Avery Santiago, Katelyn Walsh and Laura Waxman.

Ithaca College student Tyler Macri won the Gold Award - the top prize from the annual Kodak Student Scholarship Program. In addition to a $5,000 scholarship, the award comes with $5,000 worth of film. Macri claimed the gold award for his creative short film, "What Comes from a Swamp."

Ithaca College student Samantha Watts received a $100,000 scholarship from comedian Will Ferrell live on the "Today Show."

Recent Ithaca College graduate Cailin Harro was selected as a Phi Kappa Phi Fellow and will receive an award of $5,000 in support of her graduate studies. Harro, who graduated in May 2017 with a B.S. in Biology is planning to pursue her DVM degree at Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Lansing, MI.

For the second year in a row, the New York Women in Communications Inc. (NYWICI) Foundation has awarded a significant number of scholarships to students from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications. Five of the 19 scholarships awarded by the organization this year went to IC sophomores, while last year IC students took home six of 22 awards.

Ithaca College student Dallas Fonseca was named a recipient of a prestigious -- and competitive -- Barry Goldwater Scholarship, one of the most distinguished awards offered in the sciences. He was also selected to be part of the renowned -- and also competitive -- Amgen Scholars Program, and will spend this summer working in a lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Elizabeth Gulino, an integrated marketing communications major at Ithaca College, was awarded a scholarship by the Washington Media Scholars Foundation. The foundation provides college students with the opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge of the public policy advertising field by providing scholarships and holding an annual media plan case competition.

Ithaca College student Tom Garris has been awarded the Radio Television Digital News Association Presidents Scholarship.

Ithaca College student Abrianna D'Onofrio, an athletic training major, is the recipient of the 2016 Ed Abramoski Scholarship from the New York State Athletic Trainers' Association (NYSATA). The requirements of the scholarship were primarily based on grades and clinical experience. D'Onofrio is the president of the Ithaca College Athletic Training Student Association. She was also the recipient of Ithaca College's Laurence S. Hill and Adrian M. Newens Scholarship in the Health Professions.

Ithaca College student Trevor Thompson is the recipient of the 2016 Paul DeMartinis Memorial Scholarship from the New York State Athletic Trainers' Association.

Students from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications were awarded six of the 22 scholarships given this year by the New York Women in Communications Inc. (NYWICI) Foundation.

Ithaca College senior Jaime Lisack was awarded a received Fulbright to spend the 2016-17 academic year studying cell development at the University of Wurzburg, Germany.

Ithaca College senior Erika Bucior was awarded a Fulbright to spend the 2016-17 academic year studying an invasive plant species in Trinidad and Tobago.

Ithaca College Senior Taylor Graham was awarded a Fulbright to spend the 2016-17 academic year making a documentary film on water issues in India.

Lena Sargenti was awarded a Ruth Abernathy Presidential Scholarship awarded by the Society of Health and Physical Educators.

The Association of Schools of Allied Health Professionals (ASAHP) awarded Candice Brown a Scholarship of Excellence.

The Washington Media Scholars Foundation awarded Media Fellows Scholarships to Ithaca College students Taylor Flynn and Kristin Schultz.

Lauren Denecke '16 and Sara Harmon '16, both integrated marketing communications majors at Ithaca College, earned individual scholarships in the amount of $2,000 and took second place in the 2014 Media Plan Case Competition.

Three students from the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance received prestigious regional and national athletic training scholarships.

The Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program has named Ithaca College junior Rachel Snyder as a Goldwater Scholar for her academic and research achievements in the natural sciences.

Katelyn Gualtieri and Nicole Godreau have been selected as New York Women in Communications Scholarship recipients.