Daniel Webster College recipient of scholarship funding from Seaboard International

(Nashua, NH)—Daniel Webster College was the recipient of a recent donation for two scholarships from Seaboard International Forest Products, Nashua, NH.

Presenting the check to Daniel Webster College President Robert E. Myers is Seaboard President Lorin S. Rydstrom.

Said Rydstrom, “Seaboard International and its employees take pride in our involvement in the local community. The company and its employees have historically been the largest per capita financial contributors to the local United Way, and in some years, have the distinction of having the highest participation rate in the area.

"Additionally, the company and its employees support many other local charities with time and financial contributions including Marguerite's Place, Home Health and Hospice, Habitat for Humanity, various church organizations, local Boys and Girls Clubs, Saint Anselm College, and other quality organizations.

"Nationally, we have contributed to various relief efforts, such as the Red Cross and numerous hurricane and natural disaster funds. In addition, many employees are active in coaching and supporting local youth sports programs with significant time commitments . Their participation in booster clubs and youth sports has a huge impact on the local community.

We are proud of our annual support of these charities.”

Since 1983, Seaboard International Forest Products. has grown to be one of the 20 largest forest products wholesalers in the US. The company trades lumber, panels and building materials. Last year, Seaboard had $550 million in sales, shipped more than 21,000 truckloads and 8,600 carloads of product totaling over 1.3 billion  board feet.

Daniel Webster College provides educational programs for professional entry and advanced studies through its undergraduate and graduate programs designed for both traditional and non-traditional students.

Its nationally ranked degree programs in aviation, including an online MBA for aviation professionals, are well complemented by innovative programs in computer science and information technology (gaming, simulation and robotics), aeronautical and mechanical engineering, sport management, the social and behavioral sciences, and business and management.