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Meet the Financial Aid Scholarship Specialist/Work Study Coordinator
By Joy Y Wiggins
Joy.Wiggins@mail.umhelena.edu
Karina Moulton is the Financial Aid Scholarship Specialist/Work Study Coordinator for Helena College and has worked at the college for 3 years. Karina is the person to see for scholarship opportunities and work study positions’ availability. She said that the greatest part of her job is doing marketing and crafty stuff like for Student Employment Week and the Cash Carnival. The most difficult part is finding students for work-study positions and getting students to apply for scholarships. Karina runs reports to see which students are eligible for different scholarships and then sends those students emails to let them know they can apply for that scholarship.
Karina was a student at Helena College from 2008 to 2011 and started as a work-study in the financial aid office. She wants students to know that financial aid personnel are not scary people and want to help students to be successful.
An interesting thing about Karina is that she likes to go up to her family’s cabin in East Glacier for fun. She has an older Boston Terrier named Sophie. Karina works two jobs so she can also be found at Walgreens.
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Student Life-Meet Your Fellow Classmate
Name:Quinn Kurokawa
Are you a full-time student? How many credits? Field of study?
Yes
15 Credits
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Current GPA?
3.4
Age:
22
Born:
Helena
How long lived in Helena?
Entire Life
Kids? Names, Ages?
No
Jobs?
Work-study, Airport Campus-Machinist
Biggest Challenge?
Lecture, hands on person, love to be doing something with hands
Support Network?
In class students help students
Family and friends in town
Hobbies?
Video games
Reading
Building computers and circuitry
School programs you are using?
None, since general studies are already done
Most interesting subject?
All of it is interesting
Favorite Instructor?
Art Warner because he has years of field experience
Dream Vacation?
Japan
Clubs?
Student Government Association (SGA)
Future Machinist of America (FMOA
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