Our Impact
The Botstiber Foundation contributed to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund which this year awarded scholarships totaling $254,500 to 38 students at McCaskey High School in Lancaster, PA. Guarab Ghimire was awarded the $25,000 Botstiber Foundation Scholarship. Guarab plans to study Computer Science at Temple University. Since 1982, the Martin Luther King, Jr. […]
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The Botstiber Scholars Program at Penn State University is proud to announce the graduation of three of our scholars: Flavia Kung’u, Belinda Mativenga, and Joseph Tumwebaze. All three students frequently received term honors and made Dean’s List. Congratulations to our graduating scholars on all their hard work and accomplishments. The Bostiber Foundation looks forward to […]
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The Botstiber Foundation contributed to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund which awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships to J.P. McCaskey High School graduating seniors in Lancaster, PA. Ariana Marshall was awarded the $25,000 Botstiber Foundation Scholarship. For a listing of recipients, visit Lancaster County News. Since 1982, the Martin Luther King, Jr. […]
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The Botstiber Scholars Program at Penn State is proud to announce the graduation of three of our scholars, Nahom Regassa, Faith Shipapa and Benson Wainaina from Penn State University. Nahom Regassa earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering and was inducted into Eta Kappa Nu Association. Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) Association is a […]
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Botstiber Scholar Joseph Tumwebaze spent the summer gaining valuable experience through a virtual 12-week Information Sciences and Technology internship program working with Zoomifier Corporation and Fireflies.AI. Joseph describes his experience: “Through the 12-week program this summer, I worked in a team to solve problems that small startup companies face. We went through two design thinking […]
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Botstiber Scholars, Edward Amoah and Benson Wainaina, and their partners received $10,000 for winning the Education Category of the Penn State AI Nittany Challenge. Their Artificial Intelligence project called “nyansapo” which means wisdom in Amoah’s native language, will help literacy in developing countries. Edward Amoah, who originates from Ghana, is a recent Penn State graduate who […]
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