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Classes, discussions, projects, and assessments are not the sum of education at Severn. Through our robust series of programs, our students learn to examine and appreciate the varied perspectives and experiences possible in our world. Your gift to this category of funds also enables us to invite talented performers, speakers, educators, and activists to bring the outside world to Severn.
DAVID ASTLE MEMORIAL FUND
Established in 1998 by Alumni Parents Senator John and Mrs. Jane Astle after the tragic death of their son, David ‘92. The Astle Endowment Funds an annual lecture for the Severn community featuring world renowned speakers. Click here for more about the program.
ELLER CITIZENSHIP FUND
Established in 1960 by Admiral and Mrs. Ernest M. Eller in honor of their sons, Peter ‘54 and John ‘58. The fund supports an award given annually to a member of the senior class who has displayed those qualities of character, loyalty, cooperation, and general academic as well as extra-curricular achievement which go to make a well-rounded citizen.
VAN ENEY ‘09 FELLOWS PROGRAM FUND
Established in 2012 by alumni parents Craig and Katie Eney in memory their son Craig “Van” Eney ‘09, this funds the Van Eney '09 Fellows Program which allows a select group of Severn School Seniors to transcend the academic program and develop a year-long intellectual pursuit that reflects their growing passions. Click here for more about the program.
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Established in 1998 by Alumni Parents Senator John and Mrs. Jane Astle after the tragic death of their son, David ‘92. The Astle Endowment Funds an annual lecture for the Severn community featuring world renowned speakers. Click here for more about the program.
ELLER CITIZENSHIP FUND
Established in 1960 by Admiral and Mrs. Ernest M. Eller in honor of their sons, Peter ‘54 and John ‘58. The fund supports an award given annually to a member of the senior class who has displayed those qualities of character, loyalty, cooperation, and general academic as well as extra-curricular achievement which go to make a well-rounded citizen.
VAN ENEY ‘09 FELLOWS PROGRAM FUND
Established in 2012 by alumni parents Craig and Katie Eney in memory their son Craig “Van” Eney ‘09, this funds the Van Eney '09 Fellows Program which allows a select group of Severn School Seniors to transcend the academic program and develop a year-long intellectual pursuit that reflects their growing passions. Click here for more about the program.
