Sorority Sisters Start Scholarship

The sorority sisters of Alissa Ann Cameron, a University of Pittsburgh at Bradford student who died in January as the result of an accident late last year, are working to establish a scholarship in her memory. Lambda Xi president Amy McCoys says the sorority wanted to do something in memory of Alissa and a scholarship seemed perfect.
A sophomore at Pitt-Bradford, Cameron majored in the athletic training program. In addition to being a member of Lambda Xi, she also participated in the Bradford City Softball League and volunteered in many community service programs. In order to permanently endow the scholarship, the sorority has committed to raising $10,000. The sorority should be up to the challenge, having raised $2,700 to benefit the Cameron family with a spaghetti dinner held last month on campus. To make a contribution to the scholarship fund, contact the Pitt-Bradford Office of Institutional Advancement.