Congratulations to our 2021 Scholarship Recipients!
Scholarship winners excel in their dedication to academic achievement, leadership, and service.
See our 4 Year Undergraduate Scholarship Recipients
See our Career Pathways Scholarship Recipients
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4-Year Undergraduate Scholarships
Applications for our 2021 4-Year Undergraduate Scholarships are under review.
Career Pathways Scholarship Recipients:
Career Pathways Scholarships are awarded to students pursuing 2-year degrees, certificates, and trades. Awards are in the amount of $750 per semester for up to 4 semesters ($3000 maximum award).
January 2021
- Cynthia Adams of Santa Fe, studying Controlled Environment Agriculture at Santa Fe Community College
- Brandon Alire of Vallecitos, studying Barbering and Business Administration at Northern New Mexico College
- Jamal Allen of Santa Fe, studying Computer Science at Santa Fe Community College
- Yolanda Alvarez Olivas of Santa Fe, studying Human Services and Early Childhood Education at Santa Fe Community College
- Celia Calabaza of Dulce, studying Indigenous Liberal Studies at Institute of American Indian Arts
- Sabrinah Coriz of Santa Fe, studying Allied Health: Nursing at Santa Fe Community College
- Shenelle Coriz of Santo Domingo Pueblo, studying Human Services at Santa Fe Community College
- Andrea Fernandez of Abiquiu, studying Business Administration at Northern New Mexico College
- Stacie Froman of Los Alamos, studying Paralegal Studies at Santa Fe Community College
- Raul Garcia of Santa Fe, studying Computer Networks and Website Design at Santa Fe Community College
- Gabriel Hoff of Santa Fe, studying Radiation Protection at Northern New Mexico College
- James Renata of Santa Fe, studying Allied Health at Santa Fe Community College
- Hope Lopez of Cundiyo, studying Chemistry at Northern New Mexico College
- Jenae Lopez of Alcalde, studying Chemistry at Northern New Mexico College
- Steven McQuiston of Santa Fe, studying Culinary Arts and Controlled Environment Agriculture at Santa Fe Community College
- Andrea Montoya of Santa Fe, studying Criminal Justice at Santa Fe Community College
- Joy Nwodo of Santa Fe, studying General Studies: Science at Santa Fe Community College
- Brandon Pierce of Santa Fe, studying Welding at Santa Fe Community College
- Raylynn Quintana of Espanola, studying Nursing at Santa Fe Community College
- Ryan Ramaker of Santa Fe, studying Computer Science and Communication Technologies and Engineering Machining Technologies at Santa Fe Community College
- Nathane Salazar of Santa Clara Pueblo, studying Information Technology with Cyber Security at UNM-Los Alamos
- Mateo Wester of Santa Fe, studying Controlled Environment Agriculture at Santa Fe Community College
