Haus, who currently attends Bethel University in St. Paul, was selected from more than 500 applications reviewed by the SuretyBonds.com committee. Three of the finalists will win a $1,500 scholarship to be used towards furthering their education.

 

Haus’ essay is entitled, “Shaping lives in significant ways” and describes the effect her family’s construction business has had on her and other family members as they’ve matured.

In her essay, Alyssa writes about the trials and tribulations of her family owning and running a construction business. She describes how she observed the dealings of the company and how the work ethic she saw in her grandfather, her father and her uncle has shaped the person she is today.

 

Haus’ paper can be read at the following website: www.suretybonds.com/blog/suretybonds-com-scholarship-finalist-alyssa-hau....

 

Haus is currently studying biokinetics at Bethel, which is the study of movement and the application of exercise in rehabilitative treatment. She starred in athletics (gymnastics and track), choir and was a part of the National Honor Society. She was one of three class valedictorians the year she graduated.

 

As of this week, Alyssa is sitting in the middle of the pack and she needs your votes. Voting can occur once a day and runs until the end of May.

 

To vote for Alyssa, visit the SuretyBonds.com Small Business Success Student Scholarship voting app on Facebook.