Allison Dotson, '19 Ada HS grad, receives full-tuition scholarship
Allison Dotson, a 2019 Ada High School graduate is the full-time recipient of this year's Arthur and Marian Rudd Scholarship, making her a Rudd scholar.
The scholarship is renewable for four years. At current tuition levels, the full scholarship will be worth about $7,553 per year and $30,212 over the life of the scholarship.
Allison was one of five recipients of The Ohio State University at Lima scholarship. She was the only student to receive a full scholarship. The other four received half-tuition scholarships.
Half-tuition winners are: Madeline Altherr of Botkins High School, Morgan Henschen of St. Marys Memorial High School, Madalyn Morman of Ottawa-Glandorf High School and Ryley Schaefer of New Bremen High School.
The Arthur and Marian Rudd Scholarship Fund provides full- and half-tuition scholarships each year to students for whom such an award will make a significant financial difference.
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