Henry Mallari-D’Auria ’83 Makes Exceptional Commitment
"We all benefitted as students benefited. . . . If we can, we should pay it forward," said Henry Mallari-D'Auria '83.
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Investing in Exceptional Students
In our third century, Trinity’s success depends upon recruiting the best students everywhere.
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Objective 1
Need Based Scholarship Initiative
We will invest in human talent, transform lives, and build a stronger community.
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Objective 2
Middle-Income Scholarship Fund
We will enroll exceptional middle-income students, restoring socioeconomic balance on campus and making our student community more representative of our society.
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Objective 3
Capital Region Scholarship Initiative
We will recruit the most talented students from the city of Hartford and the Greater Capital Region.
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Objective 4
International Scholarship Fund
We will recruit the best students from every country and dramatically raise the college’s global profile and reputation.
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Objective 5
First-Generation Scholarship Fund
We will act as never before on a socioeconomic reality: a Trinity education is one of the most effective ways for great students to lift their opportunities in life.
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Objective 6
Recruitment and Success Fund
We will dramatically boost our success as the home of opportunity for all outstanding students.
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