LEGGI IL QUOTIDIANO
LEGGI IL QUOTIDIANOOggi 12 November
L'Unione Sarda English
Abbonati
ITA|ENG|DEU|RUS|CIN
videolina Linkradiolina linkSardegna 1 linkVai online linkPBM link
Read the newspaper
L'Unione Sarda English
Subscribe
L'Unione Sarda

Iniziative Editoriali

  • Biblioteca dell'identità

Account

  • Abbonati
  • LEGGI IL QUOTIDIANO
ABBONATI A L’UNIONE SARDA

SCARICA L'APP L'UNIONE DIGITAL

Download GoogleDownload apple
videolina Linkradiolina linkVai online linkPBM link

2021 L'Unione Sarda S.p.A. Tutti i diritti riservati. É vietata la riproduzione, anche parziale e con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i materiali del sito. | Indirizzo della Sede Legale: Piazzetta L'Unione Sarda nr. 24 | Capitale sociale 11.400.000,00 i.v. | Codice Fiscale ed iscrizione presso l'Ufficio Registro Imprese di Cagliari 01687830925 (P.I. 02544190925) | REA: CA-136248

Cookie e Privacy PolicyModifica impostazioni privacyInformativa commentiCorporate
L'Unione Sarda

News

  • Cronaca Sardegna
  • Economia
  • Salute
  • Cultura
  • Sport
  • Gossip
  • Turismo

Servizi

  • Necrologi
  • Annunci
  • Pubblicità

Bella Sardegna

  • Spiagge

Iniziative Editoriali

  • Biblioteca dell'identità

Account

  • Abbonati
  • LEGGI IL QUOTIDIANO
ABBONATI A L’UNIONE SARDA

SCARICA L'APP L'UNIONE DIGITAL

Download GoogleDownload apple
videolina Linkradiolina linkVai online linkPBM link

2021 L'Unione Sarda S.p.A. Tutti i diritti riservati. É vietata la riproduzione, anche parziale e con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i materiali del sito. | Indirizzo della Sede Legale: Piazzetta L'Unione Sarda nr. 24 | Capitale sociale 11.400.000,00 i.v. | Codice Fiscale ed iscrizione presso l'Ufficio Registro Imprese di Cagliari 01687830925 (P.I. 02544190925) | REA: CA-136248

Cookie e Privacy PolicyModifica impostazioni privacyInformativa commentiCorporate
HomeSardinia
The prize

Oristano rewards the future: who will take home the Merit Award 2024?

The scholarship born from the idea of the internationally renowned Sardinian scientist, Graziano Pinna, rewards scholastic excellence and human value every year
Francesca Melis
1 marzo 2025 alle 14:19
Oristano rewards the future: who will take home the Merit Award 2024?
Graziano Pinna riceve dal sindaco di Oristano, Guido Tendas, La Stella D’Argento – Oristanesi nel mondo 2016
Resta informato su WhatsApp
FacebookXLinkedInWhatsApp

Nine brilliant young minds, a dream in the drawer and a challenge to the last vote. They are the finalists of the "Antonello Pinna" scholarship for scholastic merit 2024, the recognition, conceived by the internationally renowned scientist from Oristano, Graziano Pinna, and dedicated to the memory of his brother, which every year rewards scholastic excellence and human value.

The scholarship was established by Pinna after receiving recognition from the mayor of Oristano, Guido Tendas, La Stella D'Argento – Oristanesi nel mondo 2016. An award as a "sign of "give back" for my Sardinian community, where I was educated. An award that honors the memory of my older brother and that, at the same time, represents a contribution for young students, an incentive that can inspire them", said Graziano Pinna.

Graziano Pinna's initiative is therefore nothing more than a way to give something back to his city, but also to invest in those who, with talent and determination, want to change the world .

Tonight at 6 pm, live on Zoom, we will find out who will take home the title of best student of the year, along with a check for 3,000 or 1,000 euros and a special mention for extraordinary merits. But who are these kids?

Six girls, three boys, all between 19 and 20 years old, all with an impressive CV: Andrea Zoncu, Angelica Ferri, Giulia Militello, Gabriele Aru, Matilde Aramu, Federica Serpi, Giulia Scanu, Carlo Zoccheddu and Sofia Cabras.

They come from Oristano, Cagliari and small towns in the province such as Siamaggiore, Riola, Santa Giusta and Ula Tirso . Five come from the Mariano IV high school in Arborea and four from the De Castro classical high school. But above all, they have an impressive academic record: six of them obtained their high school diploma with 100 cum laude, the other three with 100 full marks.

But that's not all. To get to the finals they had to demonstrate much more: commitment to volunteering, passion for their future and solid values.

«All the candidates this year too, honoured us with their questions and moved us with their dedication to study and their many interests, from sports to music, from art to the study of languages», said Pinna, «it was a privilege to know their talent, their tenacity and their determination in pursuing their goals, not only for their personal growth, but also with the desire to contribute to the improvement of Sardinia and to put themselves at the service of others, both through their studies and with experiences abroad».

A high-level commission composed of internationally renowned experts will decide who deserves the most : Alberta Lai, director of the Italian Cultural Institute in San Francisco, Marcello Alecci, professor of Bio-Medical Physics and Bio-Engineering at the University of L'Aquila, Marco Gargiulo, professor of Italian Linguistics and Culture at the University of Bergen, Manuela Coccu, winner of the award in 2020 and currently a medical student.

It will be their job to evaluate who, among these nine talents, most deserves to take home the 2024 Merit Award.

"The vision of the future that emerged from their letters and conversations confirmed how these new Sardinian generations represent a concrete promise for a better tomorrow," he concluded. "Their ambition, their desire to explore and their spirit of initiative are signs of great hope."

© All rights reserved

Argomenti similiSLOT_7
  • Da che parte sta?
    Caffè Scorretto

    Da che parte sta?

    Tacitus

Articoli correlati

Grillo's appeal, the defense: "Evidence in our favor was ignored or undervalued, the trial must be retried."
Sassari

Grillo's appeal, the defense: "Evidence in our favor was ignored or undervalued, the trial must be retried."

In the grounds of appeal, a flurry of objections raised by the lawyers to the regularity of the conviction sentence of the Tempio Tribunal
Andrea Busia
Girasole: Mosquitoes test positive for the Usutu virus: Mayor's order comes into effect.
the alarm

Girasole: Mosquitoes test positive for the Usutu virus: Mayor's order comes into effect.

The verdict from the Teramo zooprophylactic institute is the first case in the municipality.
Roberto Secci
Bomb scare, schools aren't closing. Meloni: "They want to scare us, not hit us. We'll react."
the emergency

Bomb scare, schools aren't closing. Meloni: "They want to scare us, not hit us. We'll react."

The prime minister called on the opposition and reassured them in a video on social media: "Nothing was found in the institutions. Those who send these threats want a nation that is terrified and fea…
Costa Smeralda, the "emery gang" and thefts from dream villas: crimes prescribed after 16 years
Olbia

Costa Smeralda, the "emery gang" and thefts from dream villas: crimes prescribed after 16 years

In 2010, raids took place in Porto Cervo and Olbia, with the villa of an undersecretary of Labour and the residence of a Roman countess also targeted.
Andrea Busia
Ciro Grillo trial: appeal faces immediate risk of postponement
court

Ciro Grillo trial: appeal faces immediate risk of postponement

The defense: "A judge's signature is missing; the first-instance ruling must be retried."
Cabras, the Casula family's historic supermarket is closing: "We can't keep going."
in the center

Cabras, the Casula family's historic supermarket is closing: "We can't keep going."

In Corso Umberto, the shutters will be lowered after 80 years of activity.
Sara Pinna
Sassari: Drunk man hits nurse in ER lip
the violence

Sassari: Drunk man hits nurse in ER lip

The man was arrested by the Carabinieri, and the victim was given ten days of treatment.
Emanuele Floris
Quartu, workshops and guided tours dedicated to tradition
the event

Quartu, workshops and guided tours dedicated to tradition

The “Tramudas” festival, organised by the Sa Cobula association with the natural shopping centre, makes its debut on Thursday
Georgia Daga
The book "Walking in Silence" will be presented in Nuoro.
The meeting

The book "Walking in Silence" will be presented in Nuoro.

The volume edited by researcher Mariella Napolitano will be presented on Friday