Dollars 4 Tic Scholars Announces 2015 Tourette Syndrome Scholarship Recipients

Diane DiamantisPress Releases

Released 6/17/15

DOLLARS 4 TIC SCHOLARS ANNOUNCES 2015 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS;
Non-Profit Awards Three Scholarships in First Year to Students with Tourette Syndrome

BOCA RATON, FL – The Kelsey B. Diamantis TS Scholarship Family Foundation, Inc., dba Dollars 4 Tic Scholars, a non-profit organization established in 2014 in Boca Raton, has just announced the recipients of its 2015 Tourette Syndrome Scholarships. Dollars 4 Tic Scholars awards college scholarships to students around the U.S. who live with the challenges of Tourette Syndrome. It is one of the first non-profit scholarship organizations for students with Tourette, and this is its first award year.

The scholarships and recipients include:

Dollars 4 Tic Scholars Scholarship Recipient Jordan Bernstein

Jordan Matthew Bernstein

  • Jordan Matthew Bernstein of Boca Raton, Florida – Recipient of the “2015 Dollars 4 Tic Scholars Tourette Syndrome Scholarship Sponsored by the Brad Cohen Tourette Foundation” in the amount of $1000. Jordan graduated from Spanish River High School and will be attending the University of Florida in the fall as a freshman. His major will be Mathematics with a minor in Physics and Chemistry.
  • Jensen Max Kaplan of Wellington, Florida – Recipient of the “2015 Dollars 4 Tic Scholars Tourette Syndrome Scholarship” in the amount of $750.00.
    D4TS Scholarship Recipient Jensen Kaplan

    Jensen M. Kaplan

    Jensen is a graduate of Suncoast High School, Riviera Beach, FL. He will be attending the University of Florida as a freshman this fall with a major in Astrophysics.

  • Bethany Anastashia Spencer of Inman, South Carolina – Recipient of the “2015 Dollars 4 Tic Scholars Tourette Syndrome
    D4TS Scholarship Recipient Bethany Spencer

    Bethany A. Spencer

    Scholarship” in the amount of $750.00. Bethany graduated from South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics in Hartsville, SC. She will attend Clemson University in the fall as a freshman, and will be majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

The Dollars 4 Tic Scholars scholarship program received 21 scholarship applications from students around the country in response to its inaugural offering. President Diane Diamantis noted, “Our Selection Committee was amazed by the quality of our applicants. Regardless of the focus and learning challenges that Tourette Syndrome has handed them, these students have achieved academic success and been active in their communities. One of the most encouraging parts of the process was getting to know the students through the videos they provided. Hearing the excitement they have about their futures just makes us more committed to supporting them financially to help them achieve their goals and dreams.”

Dollars 4 Tic Scholars may be reached at 561-487-9526, at https://www.dollars4ticscholars.org, on Facebook at “Dollars4TicScholars”, on Twitter at @Dol4TicScholars or by email at info@dollars4ticscholars.org.

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