Diane Balestri Memorial Scholarship

for the Seminars on Academic Computing (now defunct)

The Diane Balestri Memorial Scholarship for the Seminars on Academic Computing was used to help women who had never attended the Seminars on Academic Computing come to the meeting and join the SAC community.

It was established by the SAC Board of Directors to honor the memory of Diane P. Balestri, former vice president for Computing and Information Services at Vassar College, who died in 2002. Diane was a humanities scholar, academic dean, and IT professional who was a pioneer in the use of information technologies to support effective teaching and learning, an extraordinary collaborator, and an enthusiastic mentor of new members to her professional world.

The Diane Balestri Memorial Scholarship is now managed by the EDUCAUSE Fellowship Advisory Committee. Women submitting grant applications to the Jane N. Ryland Fellowship Program will be considered for the Balestri Scholarship.

Diane Balestri Memorial Scholarship Recipients

To Contribute to the Balestri Memorial Scholarship Fund

This scholarship is supported by individual, tax-deductible donations. To contribute using your credit card, please contact EDUCAUSE staff member Jeanne Hager at 303-939-0302. Checks, payable to EDUCAUSE, may be mailed to:

EDUCAUSE
Attn: Diane Balestri Scholarship Fund
4772 Walnut Street, Suite 206
Boulder, CO 80301-2538

More Information

For questions or more information, please contact info@educause.edu and reference "Balestri Scholarship" in your message.

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