AFCEA Spring Scholarships Support Students Nationwide
AFCEA International has awarded more than $65,000 in the form of 24 scholarships for the 2020-2021 academic year to both undergraduate and graduate students nationwide.
AFCEA International has awarded more than $65,000 in the form of 24 scholarships for the 2020-2021 academic year to both undergraduate and graduate students nationwide. This was made possible through generous support from ManTech, Booz Allen Hamilton, the Montgomery Chapter, the Northern Virginia Chapter and all the individual donors who made contributions this year.
“I am enthusiastic about the opportunities to contribute to the cybersecurity realm,” says Ashley Carter, who is pursuing her Master of Science in cybersecurity with a concentration in networking and infrastructure at DePaul University. “The process of a drastic career change can be exceptionally daunting and intimidating. However, my interest in securing the nation from cyber attacks far outweighs the discomfort,” she adds. “I am grateful to be a recipient of AFCEA’s Ralph W. Shrader Graduate Diversity Scholarship because it will allow me to focus on accomplishing my goal.”
Thank you to our donors, judges and presenters. Congratulations to all of AFCEA’s spring scholarship 2020 winners:
Graduate Scholarships
Maj. Gen. Eugene C. Renzi STEM Teachers Scholarship
Heather McNair, Clemson University
AFCEA STEM Teachers Scholarship
Stephanie Klixbull, The Citadel College
Robyn Thomas, Johns Hopkins University
Josie Whelan, University of Michigan
Ralph W. Shrader Graduate Diversity Scholarship
Ashley Carter, DePaul University
Tyrone Jones, Northeastern Illinois University
Undergraduate Scholarships
STEM Major Scholarship
Joseph Boylan, Florida International University
Michael Elkan, Keene State College
Kaila Hodge, Towson University
Christopher Ptak, University of Maryland–College Park
Lara Quiring, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
STEM Undergraduate Diversity Scholarship
Mujeeb Asabi Adelekan, St. Mary’s University
Brandon Staple, University of Colorado–Denver
STEM Major Student Member Scholarship
Chad Goodman, Samford University
Colonel Kathleen Swacina Scholarship
Katie Bishop, Georgia Tech
Cyber Security Scholarship
Gavin Bloom, Boston College
Josiah Goodman, Montreat College
AFCEA War Veterans Scholarship
Sgt. 1st Class Raymond Mandap, Arizona State University
ROTC Scholarship Program
Vice Adm. Jon L. Boyes Memorial Scholarship
Officer Candidate Jalea Dashiell, University of Arizona
AFCEA ROTC Scholarship
Midshipman Sean Chen, Miami University
Midshipman Christopher Haidvogel, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Cadet Nathaniel Hatfield, Liberty University
Cadet Justin Hineline, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Cadet Milanio Mikol, Loyola Marymount University