Income is to be used to provide scholarships to worthy students in pharmacy. This fund was established in December 1956 with a gift to Purdue Alumni Foundation from Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Stock with many additional gifts from the Stock family over the years. Net income is to be used to support scholarships to enable properly qualified young people to attend Purdue. Preference shall be given to students in the School of Pharmacy. This endowment was established in February 1997 with gifts received in memory of Dr. Wayne Kessler, a former professor in the School of Health Sciences.
Income supports a graduate student award.
Recipients must be currently enrolled in the School of Health Sciences, excluding individuals enrolled for degree and exam only, have completed at least one semester of graduate study in Health Sciences, and have a GPA of at least 3.0. Recipients are selected by the Awards Committee from among a pool of nominees submitted by major professors and can only be received once by any student. The award is presented at the spring annual awards banquet. This endowment was established in September 1991 with a gift from Dr. and Mrs. Albert V. Kienly, Jr. in memory of A. V. Kienly, Sr., a 1901 Purdue pharmacy graduate who was a practicing pharmacist in Lafayette for over fifty years. Its income supports awards for outstanding graduate teaching assistants in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences.