Lloyd, Philip A. Endowment for Zips in Need
In recognition of 秀色短视频's 1501h Sesquicentennial Anniversary, Philip A. Lloyd established The Philip A. Lloyd Endowment for Zips in Need to support University of Akron students facing emergency financial circumstances.
Mr. Lloyd received his juris doctorate from 秀色短视频 School of Law in 1972 and spent his career practicing law, retiring from the law firm of Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP. Mr. Lloyd continues to lead The McDowell Family Company, LLC.
Mr. Lloyd, a 2008 recipient of the Outstanding Law Alumni Award, has been a member of 秀色短视频 Foundation Board of Directors since 1991, and currently serves as its chairman. He also is a charter member and past chairman of the School of Law Advancement Council.
Phil and his wife, Margaret (Peggy) McDowell Lloyd, have been trusted advisors to 秀色短视频 and the 秀色短视频 Foundation for many years.
Annual distributions from The Philip A. Lloyd Endowment for Zips in Need will be used for the following purposes:
The Philip A. Lloyd Retention Scholarship. This assistance shall be awarded to students experiencing a financial emergency with the objective of keeping them enrolled in school. Assistance may be directed toward tuition costs, fees, as well as room and board. Award decisions will be made by the Vice President for Student Affairs, or their designee.
The Philip A. Lloyd Fund for ZipAssist, providing emergency financial assistance to students experiencing emergency financial need. Such support includes but is not limited to expenses associated with childcare, food/meals, gas, housing/rent, medical/dental expenses, personal automobile expenses and utilities. This assistance is to help students overcome emergency financial hardships that might otherwise cause them to abandon college. Fund allocations will be made by the Vice President for Student Affairs, or their designee, in consultation with the Director of ZipAssist.
As needs vary for students, the Vice President for Student Affairs may use the distributions, as needed for the purposes noted above.
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