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The AMDG scholarship at Calvin College is given annually by the firm to a student in their second, third or fourth year in the Pre-Architecture program and demonstrating interest in pursuing a career in architecture. This scholarship is based on financial need with preference given to ethnic minority or international students, women and/or non-Christian Reformed Church members. In accepting this award, the recipient is encouraged to make contributions to this endowed fund or to Calvin College in later years as he or she is financially able, thus enabling future students to receive scholarship assistance. AMDG has sponsored this scholarship since 2000, and four different students have received this award since its inception.
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Stephen Kim	Stephen, upon graduating from Calvin in 2008, plans to pursue a Masters in Architecture.  Stephen would like to begin his career working for a moderate-sized firm in order to build a more global understanding of the architectural field.  His architectural goals include seeking licensure, LEED certification and firm ownership with his sister.  Stephen is particularly interested in "urban sustainable living", "working with developing nations to build sufficient living spaces" and "decisions of philosophy and architectural theory".  His hobbies include drawing, ceramics, sculpture, tennis, beach and indoor volleyball.
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Michael Rodriguez	Michael is currently a junior at Calvin. He plans to pursue an interdisciplinary degree of art, sociology, and geography in addition to minors in Spanish and urban studies while at Calvin. He plays the piano, drums and viola.
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Atsen G. Bulus	Atsen 'AT' Bulus and his family are originally from Nigeria and now live in Illinois. Now a Calvin graduate, he plans to pursue a career in architecture. In his free time AT enjoys playing sports, including soccer, basketball and skateboarding.
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Nyela Turaki	Nyela, a senior from Nigeria, was an art major at Calvin with hopes of entering the architecture field. Nyela unexpectedly passed away in June 2004.
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Rama Suparta	Rama pursued a double major in Business and Engineering at Calvin College, and graduated in 2005. He hopes to get his MBA and Master of Architecture degrees to pursue a career in architecture, finance or real estate.