Scholarship
The Manley-Winser Scholarship
The Fortnightly Club of Summit invites any female Summit resident who will be attending a 2-year college, 4-year college, professional, technical or trade school to apply for the Manley-Winser Scholarship.
Eligibility for the scholarship is based on financial need, academic merit and personal essay. Scholarships up to $5,000 will be awarded in June. The Manley-Winser scholarship is made possible by a grant from the Manley-Winser Foundation. Scholarship applications are open to any senior female Summit resident.
Apply for a Scholarship
Applicants may download the scholarship application using the following links.
Once completed, the application and required checklist items must be mailed or dropped off at:
The Fortnightly Club of Summit
ATTN: Scholarship Committee
214 Springfield Avenue
Summit, NJ 07901
Scholarship application is due no later than April 7th.
For any questions regarding the scholarship, please contact fortnightly.scholarship@gmail.com.
Congratulations to our 2024 Scholarship Recipients!
The Fortnightly Club of Summit is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 scholarships:
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Chelsea Asitimbay - The Fortnightly Manley-Winser Scholarship $5,000
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Keilah Torillo - The Fortnightly Manley-Winser Scholarship $5,000
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Diane Saint-Louis - The Fortnightly Sherry Rawson Scholarship $5,000
Fortnightly Club Scholarships Awarded
2023
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Hefziba Campos, awarded The Manley-Winser Scholarship
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Yenni Gonzalez-Chacon, awarded The Fortnightly Club Scholarship
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Melina Garcia, awarded The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2022
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Julia Muir, awarded The Manley-Winser Scholarship
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Olivia Lawlor, awarded The Fortnightly Club Scholarship
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Aira Poticano, awarded The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2021
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Meghan Tarashuk, attending The College of New Jersey
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Disha Pal, attending University of Pittsburgh
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Pascale Simmons, attending Kean University
2020
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Julissa Lopez, attending Monmouth University
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Michelle Yang, attending University of Michigan, The Sherry Rawson Memorial Scholarship
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Elsbeth Rogers, attending Washington University in St. Louis
2019
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Gabriela Saumell Rodriguez attending Montclair State University, The Sherry Rawson Memorial Scholarship
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Kathleen Monaghan attending University of Texas Austin
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Greta Hartwyk attending Syracuse University
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Sarah Flaherty attending Fordham University
2018
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Akea Poticano (Union County College), The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
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Julie-Anna Brown (Middlesex County College)
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Maia Sirabien (Elon University)
2017
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Kayla Balsley (University of Maine)
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Gabriella Mejia (Saint Peter’s University)
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Amanda Fonseca (University of Delaware), The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2016
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Karen Arias (Franklin & Marshall)
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Stephanie Chaves (University of Delaware)
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Ermani Miles (Seton Hall), The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2015
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Megan Picado (Rutgers University)
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Maria Sanchez-Najera (Fairleigh Dickinson)
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Kerina Dinkins (Rutgers University), The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2014
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Taylor Ford (Catholic University)
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Jualianna Fusco (The University of New Hampshire)
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Eboni Foushee (Centenary College), The Sherry Rawson Scholarship
2013
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Hayley Dalton (Eton University)
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Dana Marie Sutherland (American University)
2012
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Alexandra Hoesley (Rutgers University)
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Gabrilla Stern (Rutgers University)
2011
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Janine Barr (Gettysberg College)
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Janae Cromartie (Bowdoin College)
2010
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Igra Arshad (Rutgers University)
2009
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Brighid Lee-Egan (Culinary Institute)
2008
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Jennifer Callahan (Soka University of America)
2007
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Danielle Scott (Morgan State University)
2006
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Hayley Morgan (Wake Forest University)
2005
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Erica Parks (Rutgers University)
2004
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Gina Kim