The Paul Mills Scholarship program dates back to 1984 and was named in honor of the gentleman who served as the Society of FSP’s second executive vice president. From 1984 through 2012, Paul Mills Scholarships were awarded to FSP members in recognition of their service and to encourage the pursuit of lifelong professional education.
The Kenneth Black Jr. Journal Author Award was created in 1988 by the Foundation board of trustees to advance scholarly research and writing and to build the library of knowledge in financial services. The award accomplishes these objectives by recognizing the top three articles published in the Journal of Financial Service Professionals each year.
Financial Education Partners (FEP) is a pro bono financial counseling initiative that works with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and other community outreach organizations to offer financial guidance to individuals in need. FEP’s focus in recent years has been on clients dealing with financial insecurity because of a MS diagnosis. The program is a recipient of the Multiple Sclerosis Society’s prestigious “Making a Difference” award.
