Seema Gurung

Seema Gurung of Nepal is a Finance major. She has a 3.97 GPA. She has been on the Dean’s List for 2019, 2020, 2021. She has been awarded the Presidential Scholarship, and also has been apart of Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society and NJ Undergraduate Mathematics Competition

At Ramapo, Seema has been active in several organizations and activities, including Ramapo College Small Business Development Center, ASB Tutor, and International Student Organization

She is also proud to have been an Intern at NYC DOT.

Awarded Scholarships

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2023

Lamborghini Paramus Endowed Scholarshp

Chris and Suzi Turner, owners of Lamborghini Paramus, Prestige Volkswagen of Stamford and MINI of Dutchess County, have been supporters of Ramapo College since 2003. Many Ramapo graduates have chosen various positions within the dealerships. “We are invested in our employees and Ramapo has been a valued partner in supporting our talent acquisition over the years,” says Chris Turner, President of the company.

Chris was honored at the 2016 Ramapo College Foundation Distinguished Citizen’s Dinner. Chris is a member of the Ramapo Foundation Board of Governors and chaired the Concours d’Elegance held on the Ramapo campus in 2015 and 2016.

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Mukul and Joisher Family Scholarship

Meena Joisher graduated from Ramapo College with Latin honors (magna cum laude) in 1992. She earned a degree in Business Administration to enhance her work at UPS.

Meena’s daughters Purvi and Manshi earned their high school diplomas at Mahwah High School. After attending Northeastern University for a year, Purvi followed her mother to Ramapo and graduated cum laude in 2001 with a degree in Information Systems. She earned an MBA at Ramapo College in 2004. Manshi, too, enrolled at Ramapo and earned her degree in 2002 in Information Systems with Latin honors.

Meena and her husband Mukul established this award in 2003 in recognition of the difficulties international students face, especially financially, and the valuable support Ramapo administrators and international student advisors gave their daughters and the role they played in Purvi’s and Manshi’s success. The Joisher Scholarship benefits exceptional international students, particularly those from India.

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