The Association of Government Accountants (AGA) -
Boston Chapter is pleased to offer one (1) George E.
Brady Memorial Scholarship of $1,000 to an AGA Boston
Chapter member or an immediate family member that is
enrolled in an institution of higher education with no
limitation as to educational major.
Background: The late George E. Brady was a member
of AGA from 1957 until 1996. He served as the Boston
Chapter President of AGA (1964-1965). George
graduated from Bentley College in 1933 and went to
work for United Fruit as an accountant. In 1941 he
joined the federal government as an accountant.
In 1954 George applied for his CPA license where he
had to demonstrate that he had the requisite two years
of public accounting experience. At that time,
government service was not automatically accepted as
public accounting experience. George met with the
licensing board and successfully demonstrated that his
13 years of government service had exposed him to the
same experiences encountered by public accountants.
As a result of his tenacity, the board granted him his
CPA license. He was the first person to have
government service recognized as public accounting
experience by the licensing board. George retired in
June 1973 as Chief of the Boston Branch Office,
Contract Audit Division, Auditor General, USAF after 31
years of government service.
Eligibility: Applicant must be an AGA Boston Chapter
member or an immediate family member (spouse or
dependent child).
Applicant must be (or will be) enrolled in an institution
of higher education with no limitation as to educational
major.
Award Criteria: Recipients will be selected based on
scholastic achievement, leadership qualities,
extracurricular activities, reference letter, and writing
ability.
Application Submission: To apply for this scholarship,
please complete the application and submit via e-mail:
(william.muench@comcast.net) or mail for receipt by no
later than February 15, 2012 to:
AGA - BOSTON CHAPTER FY 2011 SCHOLARSHIPS
C/O WILLIAM A. MUENCH
16 WEYBRIDGE LANE
HOPKINTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01748
Note: The CY 2012 application is available on the at the
following link:
2012 Brady Scholarship Application
Award Presentation: The scholarship will be awarded to
the recipient at our Regional Professional Development
Conference, Bentley University, March 13, 2012. The
recipient will be notified by February 24, 2012.
Questions: Please contact Bill Muench at 508-259-3382,
E-mail: william.muench@comcast.net.
FY 2012 GEORGE E. BRADY SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
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The Association of Government Accountants (AGA) -
Boston Chapter is pleased to offer one (1) Walter Frese
Memorial Scholarship of $1,000 to a high school,
undergraduate, or graduate student enrolled in a financial
management related program.
Background: The late Walter Frese was one of the original
59 Charter Members and one of the original nine Directors
to serve on the National Board of the Association of
Government Accountants (AGA). Mr. Frese was the second
National President of the organization, serving from 1951
to 1952.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
(AICPA) paid special recognition to Walter in its 100th
Anniversary issue of the Journal of Accountancy. Mr.
Frese’s career included the United States Department of
the Treasury, the United States General Accounting Office,
and the Harvard School of Business.
Eligibility: Applicants must have been accepted into or
must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate/graduate
student in a program relating to financial management.
This will include (but not necessarily be limited to) majors
in accounting, business administration, finance,
information technology, and economics.
In addition, graduate student applicants are considered
eligible as long as the applicant is currently working in a
government accounting/auditing/finance position.
Note: Applicants must be a New England area resident or
be enrolled in a New England area college.
Award Criteria: Recipients will be selected based on
scholastic achievement, leadership qualities,
extracurricular activities, reference letter, writing ability,
and an expressed interest in the field of government
accounting, auditing or financial management.
Application Submission: To apply for this scholarship,
please complete the application and submit via e-mail:
(william.muench@comcast.net) or mail for receipt by no
later than February 15, 2012 to:
AGA - BOSTON CHAPTER FY 2011 SCHOLARSHIPS
C/O WILLIAM A. MUENCH
16 WEYBRIDGE LANE
HOPKINTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01748
Note: The CY 2012 application is available on the at the
following link:
2012 Frese Scholarship Application
Award Presentation: The scholarship will be awarded to
the recipient at our Regional Professional Development
Conference, Bentley University, March 13, 2012. The
recipient will be notified by February 24, 2012.
Questions: Please contact Bill Muench at 508-259-3382, E-
mail: william.muench@comcast.net.
FY 2012 WALTER FRESE SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
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Patrick A. Souza resides in Everett, MA where he is currently
a senior at Providence College. He has a 3.31 GPA as a
Math/Computer Science Major with a Minor in Business
Studies.
Patrick is a member of the Dean’s List while he works at
Providence College as a Media Technician and is also a
Parking Lot Supervisor.
Some of his extracurricular school activities have been
“College Against Cancer – Relay for Life” Team Coordinator,
American Mathematical Society, Math Tutor, Soccer, flag
football, and basketball intramural’s.
His post college career plan is to pursue an MBA and a
career in financial management.
Nichlas M. Romano is a resident of Westborough, MA and is
currently a senior at Saint John’s High School of Shrewsbury.
Nick is maintaining a 3.8 GPA and is a member of the National
Honors Society and Varsity & American Legion Baseball and
Cross Country teams.
Nick volunteers in a number of activities including working as
a Middle School Baseball Coach, Freshman Orientation &
Retreat mentor and he tutors kids from St. Peter’s Elementary
School. He does all of this while he works at Point Sales &
Marketing as an Office Assistant and as a Westborough Little
League Umpire.
In the fall he will be attending the Boston College, Carroll
School of Management majoring in either. Finance or
Accounting. He is looking forward to a career in management,
consulting, or strategy in the private or public sector.