and many professional achievements, Archer served as president of the Rotary Club of Dearborn, Rotary District Governor, International Director, International General Secretary and International President in 1989-90. In addition to founding the Spiratex Corp. Archer Scholarship, established in the memory of the longtime Dearborn resident and Rotarian. Organizer of an anti-bullying rally and a Diversity Committee leader, Mazeh traveled to the Dominican Republic with the Fordson Interact Club where he worked to rebuild shelters in a refugee camp while assisting students with necessities.Īdam Allouch of Dearborn High School and Lena Elkoussy of Fordson High School are winners of the Hugh M. Mazeh shared that his passion lies in supporting diversity and inclusion through student and community activities.
Reda Mazeh of Fordson High School was awarded the Harry A. In the case of the Rowen Scholarship, the award can be used for expenses related to their vocational pursuit. Each award category is endowed by or honors a past Dearborn Rotarian, who recognized the importance of education and sought to pay their own success forward by helping outstanding youth with college expenses.Īward amounts range from $8,500 to $2,000 to be used for tuition, books and class fees. Scholarships awarded to high school seniors are in four, merit-based categories. Sisson Scholarship, speaks to Dearborn Rotary members at one of the club’s weekly Zoom meetings.ĭEARBORN - The Rotary Club of Dearborn recently awarded scholarships totaling more than $50,000 to 17 graduating high school seniors in Dearborn, two Henry Ford College nursing students and a military veteran attending the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Photo courtesy of the Rotary Club of Dearborn
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