Andrew Brady receives award from Sheriff Mike Tregre


Sheriff Mike Tregre announced that Andrew Brady of St. John the Baptist Parish has been named the recipient of the 2012-2013 academic scholarship from the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Scholarship Program. Andrew, a 2013 graduate of St. Charles Catholic High School plans to attend Louisiana Tech University in Ruston to pursue Chemical Engineering as his field of study.  He is the son of John and Elizabeth Brady of LaPlace, LA.


Made possible by the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Honorary Membership Program (LSHMP), Louisiana Sheriffs provide scholarships to graduating high school students from each parish where the Sheriff is an affiliate of the Program.

 

Qualities such as academic achievement, leadership and character are considered in making selections of Sheriffs’ scholarship recipients. The only limitations are that applicants be permanent residents of Louisiana; scholarships be utilized in higher education within the State; and students be enrolled as full-time, undergraduate students. Scholarships will be awarded in sixty-three parishes throughout the State.



Jalen Nicholas of West St. John High School and Nathan Triche of Riverside Academy were named as alternates so that in the event the recipient is unable to take advantage of the scholarship award, the alternate (first and/or second) can do so,” according to the Sheriff.

 

Concludes Sheriff Tregre, “Academic awards by the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Scholarship Program to Louisiana students best demonstrate what the LSHMP is all about. This is one of our proudest accomplishments. Simply, it is a means of investing in Louisiana’s future. And this would not be possible without the generosity of our St. John Parish Honorary Members.”

 

For further information regarding the Scholarship Program, click here or contact the St. John Parish Sheriff’s Office at  (985) 653-9513