The Imagine America Foundation is fortunate to annually support thousands of exceptional career college students through scholarships for education. Some students, though, stand out above the rest.
 
The Imagine America Foundation is pleased to announce our Student of the Week, Eslam ElBeltagy from Sullivan University in Louisville, Kentucky. Eslam was chosen for his exceptional grades, attendance and work ethic. Eslam has been awarded the Imagine America Foundation's Adult Scholarship and Adult Excellence Award. 
 
Eslam was recommended to us by Travis Tiller, the IT Department Head/ Instructor at Sullivan University. Here is what he had to say about Eslam: "Eslam has been an exceptional student in the Microsoft Enterprise Administrator Certification Track while simultaneously pursuing his Associate of Science in Computer Information Technology degree. Eslam is well respected by his peers, thoughtful of others and a hard-working student. He would make a fine asset to any IT staff."
 
When asking Eslam about his college experience, he told us:

"I chose Sullivan University after comparing with other universities for some time, but in the end I decided to attend Sullivan University for these reasons. The thing I like best about Sullivan University is that the staff (instructors and employees) are VERY helpful and friendly. They helped me a lot to make the decision to go back to school. It was not easy for me to make this decision because I'm a married man, and I have a lovely son, work a full-time job, and I have a lot of responsibilities. I chose Associate of Science in Computer Information Technology because I can see myself working for Geek Squad as an IT technician. That is why I decided to improve myself by choosing an IT degree."
 
Congratulations, Eslam!
 
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For more information about the IAF Student of the Week or any of our award-winning programs, contact Leroy Doubleday at leroyd@imagine-america.org or 571.267.3015.
 
Sincerely,
Robert L. Martin
President and CEO
Imagine America Foundation