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You'll find the Flinn Scholars community in every nook and cranny of the Internet.
For starters, visit the Flinn Foundation page on Facebook, follow @flinnscholars on Twitter, and--if you're a Scholar yourself--join the Scholars group on LinkedIn.
Want a quick answer to a burning question? You can reach me via email at mellsworth@flinn.org.
And who is this writing, anyway? Since 2007, I've been a part of the Flinn Foundation's communications team, writing about all of the Foundation's initiatives, including the Flinn Scholars.
I'm also a Flinn Scholar alum myself, from the class of 1993. After my undergraduate years in Arizona, I completed an MFA in creative writing at George Mason University in Virginia. Now and then, I do type things not entirely true.
Matt Ellsworth
One of the old Flinn Scholarship applications had an essay question along the lines of, "Who are four famous people you'd like to meet? What would you ask them?"
Well, we know which four famous people we'd like to meet: Brad Ford ('92). All of them. And what would we ask?
"Um, how did you do that?"




