Albert W. Goering Memorial Scholarship

The Albert W. Goering Memorial Scholarship is provided on behalf of the sons of Albert W. Goering- John B. Goering and his brothers.  Scholarship applicants must be in good standing in the College of Business.  Preference is given to  Entrepreneurship/Family Business students and those within the Kolodzik Business Scholars Program.

Past Recipients

2011 - Maria Cassidy, Benjamin Combs, Alexander Cook, Lane Hart, Brittany Lewis, Alexandra Loewenstine, James Love, Rachel Niederhausen, Jared Yates, Raymond Burzynski, Jillian Mackzum, Matthew Schoch, Kevin Siegle, Taylor Spears

2010 - Sophia Calloway, Maria Cassidy, Benjamin Combs, Alexander Cook, Brittany Lewis, Alexandra Loewenstine, James Love, Rachel Niederhausen, Lindsay Rippingale and Jared Yates.

2009 - Lane Hart, Benjamin Combs and Maria Cassidy

2008 - Jennifer Maslyn, Ryan McMullen, Jeremy Reed, Amy Stroh

2007 - Kristin Mikkelson

California Scents Scholarship 

In 2004, it was with great enthusiasm that the UC Center for Entrepreneurship Education & Research announced its first undergraduate scholarship for UC business students with a concentration in entrepreneurship.  The scholarship was made possible due to the generous support of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Doppes, co-founders of California Scents.

Mr. Doppes, a 1970 UC graduate, established the scholarship fund to encourage the study of entrepreneurial business, and to recognize and support the academic achievements of students with a concentration in this field.  All full-time undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Business who have a focus in Entrepreneurship/Family Business are eligible to apply.

Past Recipients

2011 - Amin Shawki

2010 - Michael Arnovitz

2009 - Chris Foti

2008 - Kristin Mikkelson

2007 - Ryan McMullen

2006 - Hailey J. Werthasier

2005 - Jenna N. Lucius

2004 - Derek Brown

Students interested in applying for these scholarships can contact Scott Gregory, Director of Undergraduate Enrollment at scott.gregory@uc.edu.

Acton Foundation Scholarship

In 2008, Dr. Charles Matthews, Executive Director of the E-Center, was one of 27 teachers from across the country chosen for an Acton Foundation Excellence in Entrepreneurship Education Award.  As part of the award ceremony and a two-day seminar in Austin, Matthews was invited to bring along one of his top entrepreneurship students.  He chose David Roth for the honor, and the two attended the award event in Austin on February 1-2.  Roth received a $1000 Acton Foundation Scholarship to apply toward his education costs and the chance to participate in case discussions led by Master Teachers from the Acton School of Business.