Spring 2006 Winners

By ProgressiveU - Posted on December 14th, 2007

Spring 2006 Scholarship Winners

	Jamie Krueger Spring '06 Blogging for Progress Scholar ($1000 Scholarship) Hometown: Manchester, Michigan Learn more about Jamie
	Matthew Reichbach Spring '06 Blogging for Progress Scholar ($1000 Scholarship) Hometown: Rio Rancho, New Mexico Learn more about Matthew
	Jon Agley Spring '06 Blogging for Progress Scholar ($300 Scholarship) Hometown: Glen Arm, Maryland Learn more about Jon
	Stephanie Queiroz Spring '06 Blogging for Progress Scholar ($300 Scholarship) Homestate: Connecticut Learn more about Stephanie

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