Scholarship Winners (Frontend List)

I am hoping to become a Forensic Psychologist and eventually become a federal law enforcement officer. I have always been interested in Criminal Justice ever since I was born.

This scholarship would not only support me financially but also serve as a reminder of the importance of community and the impact of those who dedicate their lives to helping others. It would allow me to focus on my studies and community service efforts while working toward my goal of becoming a pediatric nurse.

my passion for law enforcement drives me to pursue a career where I can serve my community and uphold the principles of justice.

Family is something that everyone has, but not something that everyone experiences regarding deep and truly meaningful relationships. I feel extremely blessed to have built such a strong bond with my family and wouldn’t trade the overwhelming amount of love I receive for anything. While both of my parents support me in numerous ways, my dad’s determination and drive are what truly inspire me to be the individual I am today.

I've been able to help at events held by the City of Mesa, with groups cleaning up trash around Tempe Town Lake, and I've helped in multiple food distribution centers. My favorite one that I've been able to help at has been with an organization called Sharing Down Syndrome Arizona.

I am pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business management with a certification in Sports Management, and I am on track to graduate in May 2026.

My career goal is to become an esthetician and open up my own salon, along with that I come from a ranching family and would love to continue down that path. Becoming an esthetician and owning my own salon would allow me to control my own hours and where I want the location to be so I can still continue to live the ranching lifestyle.

. I have solidified my interest in nursing by job shadowing multiple different specialties in the medical feild. Over my junior and senior year I have volunteered 50 hours at Habitat for Humanity doing work in my community helping the lower income population with everyday household needs. I have also worked 60 hours with the Arizona Elk Association repairing fences on the Mogollon Rim and building habitat protection fencing, and cooked meals for the annual Veterain bass fishing trip at Bartlett Lake.

My main goal and aspiration is to be a Physicians Assistant specializing in pediatric oncology. My intention is to work with kids who are going through cancer and try to change their life for the good.

My career goal is to become a nurse through the program at NPC and Summit Healthcare by gaining experience and completing clinicals with Summit and taking classes to gain knowledge with NPC.

After graduating from high school, I will attend Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. While there, I am going to join the ROTC program to commission as an officer in the United States Air Force. I plan to get my degree in aviation.

I plan to earn my CPA and pursue a master’s degree in accounting to further expand my career opportunities in tax, audit, or forensic accounting.

Having both of my parents working in law enforcement has shown me the effort it takes to keep our state safe, since I have experienced countless times that my dad has had to work instead of being able to spend holidays, weekends, or even random nights with me.

ASU has expanded my love for music by offering me more ensembles, more experience, and even more instruction from top-notch-level musicians.

In April 2023, I discovered Virginia Military Institute. After visiting the campus and experiencing the Keydet camaraderie I decided the ROTC route was best. I liked its similarity to USNA, but value the freedom and time to decide my military career path.

Self-drive. In school I have always wanted to be the best. Not to beat everyone else but to beat myself, to show myself that I could do it. My motivation has always come from a self-drive. Maybe it started when I was in kindergarten and first grade, where I would move up a grade to learn math and ELA. My self-drive has always been a part of who I am. It keeps me from burning out.

Marine Biology is an open field that allows me to be part of the ocean and to learn and discover new things from it. I have always been a person who loves the outdoors and connects with nature driving my desire to learn more about the environment around me.

I also had the opportunity to organize a fundraiser for Foster Love through Teacher vs Student Dodgeball. We were able to raise close to $1000 in supplies for foster kids by having students buy tickets to watch the teachers play basketball against the students.

I am a member of the Hunger and Nutrition Mission Team, which focuses on the social issue of a lack of hunger and nutrition in many people’s lives.