“The scholarship really allowed me to focus on classes I wanted to take and making the most of college without that added worry of ‘how am I going to pay for this education?" Breanne Springstead, a recipient of the Raymond “Hap” Harrison Scholarship Award, has recently graduated from Rutgers University. After four years at the

“I wanted to pursue a career in education but I did not have the tools necessary to make it a reality. Prior to receiving the scholarship, I was concerned about how I would receive a quality education that I can afford. With The Raymond “Hap” Harrison Scholarship, this dream has come to fruition as

“Adam and the rest of the ALB staff have continuously supported me . . . . My interest in giving back sprouts from Adam’s generosity and desire to help students like myself.” I hope you are doing well. This semester I will be working with the Multicultural Recruitment Committee (MRC) at Columbia. The MRC is

“Adam continues to inspire me with this generosity and his mentorship. I owe so much of my success in college to his guidance and continued support.” Kelly McNaughton One of our Raymond “Hap” Harrison Scholarship Winners Updates us on her Progress as we Move into 2017 I hope all is well with you! This semester

“Adam has been so supportive and will go to any lengths to help me accomplish these goals. The opportunities he has offered helped me gain the skills I needed to get into college and will continue to give me the confidence to get accepted to medical school” Thank you so much for reaching out to

Levar Francis would like to give a very big thank you to Adam Leitman Bailey for awarding me with the Raymond “Hap” Harrison Scholarship. I am beyond grateful, not just for the scholarship but for giving me the amazing opportunity to intern at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. this past year. It is an experience that

“I am currently studying abroad in Rome, Italy! It’s still surreal to me that I am studying abroad and have been to cities all over Italy, Paris, Barcelona, Dublin and even have an upcoming trip planned to Greece! Experienceing so many new, diverse and yet uniquely incredible cultures and cities has really made me realize

“My second semester at The College of New Jersey has been awesome so far. I am staying on top of all my work, which has been a bit easier with the lighter schedule of the spring season for Women’s Club Soccer. My coed intramural soccer team has made it to the playoffs, which we will

New Milford High School named Kinjal Desai as the second recipient of the Raymond “Hap” Harrison scholarship. Miss Desai is a member of the 2009 graduating class of New Milford High School. Adam Leitman Bailey started this scholarship in honor of his high school cross country and track coach, Raymond “Hap” Harrison. The

“My semester has been going very well! I’ve been keeping my grades up and I’ve applied for the School of Social Work. In addition to that, I am currently playing intramural softball with a few of my friends. I have also applied to be a research assistant in the upcoming school year.”