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Legacy Scholarship Spotlight
Nathan Smith (’20)
UHAA is grateful to provide a pathway for the next generation of foreverCoogs through our many scholarship opportunities. In partnership, the UHAA Foundation affords students the chance to receive a quality education thought the Legacy Scholarship Program. The Legacy Scholarship Nathan Smith (‘21),far right, with his brother, Alexander Smith (‘19) left and his father, encourages the children and David Smith (‘95), middle. All are Life Members. grandchildren of UH alumni to continue the family legacy and attend the University. Legacy Scholarship recipient, Nathan Smith (’20), is grateful to follow in his father’s and brother’s footsteps and looks forward to the opportunities that come as a result. “While my father attended UH, I really came to know the University through my older brother,” said Nathan. “I would come visit my older brother when he lived in the dorm and tag along as he experienced the campus. It didn’t take me long to become a UH fan. I immediately noticed the diversity and the excitement that accompanied various events and athletics.” Once the time came to apply for colleges, the decision was simple for Nathan. “I had basically fallen in love with UH to the point that it was my number one and only choice,” said Nathan. “The scholarship turned out to be a blessing, as I did not have a huge financial burden looming over me. I was able to fully immerse myself in all the things that make up the college experience. There is always something going on at UH.” While immersing himself in campus life, Nathan also immersed himself in his studies. As both a Political Science and Finance major, Nathan was accepted into the Bauer in D.C. Fellowship Program. The program gives students the opportunity to earn academic credit while gaining valuable work experience in the one of the nation’s most dynamic cities. “I hope to work in an area that allows me to concentrate on economic policy,” said Nathan. “With my scholarship and the chance to realize my true interests, my experience at UH has truly been amazing. I hope to be in a position one day to give back to others so they can benefit the same way that I have.”
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