My father, who passed on April 12th, 2014, was a man who believed in supporting education. He was the son of Irish immigrants, the first person in his family to achieve a college degree. He taught me that education was one of the most important gifts I could give myself. My dad spent his life giving to others, especially through his dedication to immigrant students and those who may not have had access to the same financial and support services as others. He was on the Board of Directors for the Notre Dame Education Center in Boston and was instrumental in helping the Sisters of Notre Dame obtain a new building for their school. In his memory and as a testament to his legacy, I hope to continue my father's mission by establishing the Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship Fund. Current Location of NDEC--Boston Information about The Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship The scholarship began in the 2014-2015 school year (continuing on a yearly basis), and is awarded to a graduating student at Atlantic Technical College Magnet High School. The recipient best exemplifies values my father encouraged: authenticity, integrity, compassion, work ethic, and helping others. Of course, academic achievement is a consideration, as well as financial need, but the ultimate determination is based on character and the values outlined above. The scholarship is for ATC High School students only at this point, but as more revenue is raised through the publication of my books (Amazon), I hope to offer the scholarship to students throughout the Broward School system, and perhaps the country. The money from the scholarship may be used for any educational purpose. If you are an educator and find any of the resources on this website helpful, perhaps you will consider donating to this scholarship. Ms. Marie Adams The Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship Fund Atlantic Technical College 4700 Coconut Creek Parkway Coconut Creek, FL 33063 All checks should be written out to Atlantic Technical College with the scholarship's title on the check. My father passed on April 12, 2014, but my heart will not be troubled as I see my father’s return. Wherever I go, he will be there also. I will see my father in every act of integrity. I will see my father in every affirmation of justice and in every gesture of respect. I will see my father in every manifestation of strength and in every instance of patient listening. I will see my father in every display of love, in every gem of wisdom, and in every generous deed. I will see my father in every illustration of hard work, in every testament of faith, in every quiet moment, in every measure of perseverance. I will see my father in every expression of forgiveness. I will see my father in every family. And I will see my father in every one of you. In 2015, Joshua Faires was the first recipient of this award. Congratulations. Joshua Faires, First Recipient of Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship (2015) In 2016, the following students were recipients: Vincent Chan, Alexandra Barbat, and Jared Suggs. Congratulations. Vincent Chan, Alexandra Barbat, Jared Suggs (2016) Congratulations to Alexia Wiggins, the 2017 recipient of the HJM Scholarship. Congratulations to Jakarri King, the 2018 recipient of the HJM Scholarship. Congratulations to Caleb Russell, the 2019 recipient of the HJM Scholarship. Congratulations to Mariana Sorroza, the 2020 recipient of the HJM Scholarship. Congratulations to Jennifer Lopez, the 2021 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.Congratulations to Alisha Rambarran, the 2023 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.Congratulations to Alexa Horodecki, the 2024 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.

My father, who passed on April 12th, 2014, was a man who believed in supporting education. He was the son of Irish immigrants, the first person in his family to achieve a college degree. He taught me that education was one of the most important gifts I could give myself. My dad spent his life giving to others, especially through his dedication to immigrant students and those who may not have had access to the same financial and support services as others. He was on the Board of Directors for the Notre Dame Education Center in Boston and was instrumental in helping the Sisters of Notre Dame obtain a new building for their school. In his memory and as a testament to his legacy, I hope to continue my father's mission by establishing the Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship Fund.

Current Location of NDEC--Boston

Information about The Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship

The scholarship began in the 2014-2015 school year (continuing on a yearly basis), and is awarded to a graduating student at Atlantic Technical College Magnet High School.

The recipient best exemplifies values my father encouraged: authenticity, integrity, compassion, work ethic, and helping others.

Of course, academic achievement is a consideration, as well as financial need, but the ultimate determination is based on character and the values outlined above.

The scholarship is for ATC High School students only at this point, but as more revenue is raised through the publication of my books (Amazon), I hope to offer the scholarship to students throughout the Broward School system, and perhaps the country. 

The money from the scholarship may be used for any educational purpose.

If you are an educator and find any of the resources on this website helpful, perhaps you will consider donating to this scholarship. 

Ms. Marie Adams
The Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship Fund
Atlantic Technical College
4700 Coconut Creek Parkway
Coconut Creek, FL 33063

All checks should be written out to Atlantic Technical College with the scholarship's title on the check.

My father passed on April 12, 2014, but my heart will not be troubled as I see my father’s return. Wherever I go, he will be there also.

I will see my father in every act of integrity. I will see my father in every affirmation of justice and in every gesture of respect. I will see my father in every manifestation of strength and in every instance of patient listening. I will see my father in every display of love, in every gem of wisdom, and in every generous deed. I will see my father in every illustration of hard work, in every testament of faith, in every quiet moment, in every measure of perseverance. I will see my father in every expression of forgiveness. I will see my father in every family. And I will see my father in every one of you.

In 2015, Joshua Faires was the first recipient of this award. Congratulations.

Joshua Faires, First Recipient of Henry J. Mulhern Scholarship (2015)

In 2016, the following students were recipients: Vincent Chan, Alexandra Barbat, and Jared Suggs. Congratulations. 

Vincent Chan, Alexandra Barbat, Jared Suggs (2016)

Congratulations to Alexia Wiggins, the 2017 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.


Congratulations to Jakarri King, the 2018 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.


Congratulations to Caleb Russell, the 2019 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.


Congratulations to Mariana Sorroza, the 2020 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.

 

Congratulations to Jennifer Lopez, the 2021 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.

Congratulations to Alisha Rambarran, the 2023 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.

Congratulations to Alexa Horodecki, the 2024 recipient of the HJM Scholarship.