MILWAUKEE — Better Business Bureau Serving Wisconsin has awarded 10 Wisconsin high school seniors each a $2,500 scholarship as part of its annual statewide Students of Integrity Scholarship program. The winners’ names are listed in alphabetical order along with their high school and intended college.

Trent Anderson, Juda High School, UW-Madison; Kaitlyn Genske, Spooner High School, UW-Eau Claire; Michael Kaufmann, Lincoln High School, UW-Madison; Natalie Kreier, Clear Lake High School, UW-Platteville), Austyn Krueger, Kimberly High School; St. Norbert College, Bryson Patrick Brown Deer High School, tbd; Amanda Stone, Winneconne High School, UW-River Falls; Makenzie Teague, La Farge High School, Chippewa Valley Technical College; George Tuttle, Drummond High School, Carroll University; Colin Zastrow, Janesville Craig High School, Blackhawk Technical College.

Recipients of the scholarship program were chosen primarily on their personal essay submissions and letters of reference. The essay prompts students to discuss an ethical dilemma they have faced and to describe how they dealt with that based on their understanding of integrity and ethics. Each year, BBB Serving Wisconsin awards 10 scholarships for post-high school education at any Wisconsin-based accredited college beginning in the fall. Two of the scholarships are reserved for students who will be attending two-year colleges to help reflect Wisconsin’s manufacturing and trade economy, and to encourage students to pursue careers in this industry.

Since 2010, BBB has awarded a total of $177,500 in scholarships to Wisconsin high school seniors.

For more information, visit www.bbb.org/wisconsin, 414-847-6000 or 1-800-273-1002.