The Brother Walter Klick, S.M., Library Award was established by Dr. Nicoletta M. Hary
of the University Libraries with funds from the Lackner Award, which was presented to
her in 1990 by the UD Marianists. It is administered by a standing committee of the
University Libraries.
Only students who will be returning in the Fall are eligible to win this award. The
award is in the form of bookstore credit, which is intended to assist students in the
purchase of textbooks.
Who is eligible: Students with a major or minor in Teacher Education, both full
and part-time, who are Sophomores or Juniors this year (i.e., those who will be Juniors
or Seniors in Fall 2009), are eligible for this award.
Award Criteria: Criteria used in making the award include financial need, a good
academic record, and personal characteristics which reflect the Marianist tradition.
To be considered for the award, please submit a completed application form by
March 2, 2009. The award will be made for Fall semester 2009. Applicants should be
aware that receiving this award could affect other financial aid.
Brother Walter Klick, a native of Cleveland, entered the Marianist Novitiate after
graduating from Cathedral Latin High in 1930. He took his first vows on October 12, 1931.
During his long teaching career he taught grade school, and high school students in San
Francisco, Pittsburgh, Dayton, Puerto Rico, and Cincinnati. In 1954 he earned his M.A.
degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He directed UD's Wohlleben Library until its
closing in 1970.
For further information, please contact the Klick Committee Chair, 204 Roesch Library, x9-4094.
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