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SHELDON "SHELLY" FAY MEMORIAL VIDEOGRAPHY SCHOLARSHIP up to $2,000
Sheldon "Shelly" Fay was a multi-talented television professional who worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for more than 25 years. He was a Producer, Director, Photographer and Film Editor who began his career at KPIX-TV in 1962. From 1964-1970, he served as Vice President of Mendelson Productions, eventually leaving there to form his own production company. In 1976, Shelly returned to KPIX-TV where he worked on "Evening Magazine," "Impact," "All Together Now," "SuperKids," and "Hot Streaks" until his death in 1990. |
For your convenience, we have included a scholarship application on this web page. It is in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). The Adobe Acrobat reader is required to download and print the application, so if you don't have it, click on the Adobe graphic link and it will take you to the Adobe website where you can download the FREE reader.
The Applications deadline is Friday, May 21, 2010. Scholarships will be presented at the Gold and Silver Circle Induction Luncheon on October 23, 2010.
PREVIOUS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:
2009: THEO RIGBY, Stanford University
2008: CHARLENE MUSIC, Stanford University
2007: ALAN RANSIL, Stanford University
2006: KENT HARLAND, Leeward Community College, Hawaii
2005: ERIN HUDSON, Stanford University
2004: ROBERT HARRIS, University of California, Berkeley
2003: BRYAN CIFRANIC, Fresno State University
2002: MARK RINEHART, Stanford University
2001: BRODIE BRAZIL, San Jose State University
2000: MEG McKINNEY, Stanford University
1999: ANNE ALVERGUE, Stanford University
1998: DUANE RAM, College of San Mateo
1997: KEVIN CHRISTOPHER WHEELER, San Jose State University
1996: JUSTIN MAYER KANNO, College of San Mateo
1995: JOHN LEE ELLIS, College of San Mateo
1994: NATHAN LEE, College of San Mateo
1993: STACY FERREIRA, Leeward Community College
1992: MARLA RENEE LEECH, San Francisco State University
1991: IMELDA C. BETTIONG, Leeward Community College, Hawaii
VIDEO SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT:
1984: TOM MARCOUX, University of Santa Clara
