Rodgers Family Scholarship
Established in 2018
Value: $10000 Renewable
# Awarded: 2
Application Due Date: March 7, 2025
Recipients Notified Date: May 1
Renewal Date: March 31
Field(s) of Study:
Arts/Music
Business
The Rodgers Family Scholarship will recognize academic achievement providing aid to students interested in Business, Pre-Law or Music. This scholarship is renewable when transcript is presented to exhibit progress to secure a degree.
Criteria
- Applicant must have a 3.8 or higher GPA.
- Service to school, community and extracurricular activities will be considered.
- Exceptional achievements like Eagle Scout or the equivalent will be taken into consideration.
- Applicant must be a graduating senior at any one of the six secondary schools within the Northshore School District.
- Applicant must intend to be studying Pre-Law, Business or Music.
- Applicant may attend an accredited private or public four-year institution.
Requirements
- SPECIAL ESSAY QUESTION: "Excluding the 1st and 2nd Amendments to the US Constitution, which of the Bill of Rights do you feel is most important? Why?".
- Determined by members or representatives of the Rodgers Family with personal interviews of the candidates.
Current Recipient(s)
Aaya Anan
Woodinville - 2021
New York University
Business, Technology, Entrepreneurship
Lydia Morgan
Inglemoor - 2021
BYU
Business Finance
Jenny Xiong
Inglemoor 2020
Stanford University
Music and English
Harshini Iyer
Inglemoor 2022
University of Washington
Neuroscience and Business
Mahima Uliyar
Inglemoor 2022
University of Washington
Hailey Surace
Woodinville 2022
Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. (MIT)
Business Management
Daniel Zhang
Inglemoor 2024
University of Washington
Computer Science
Chase Rudin
Woodinville 2024
Tulane University
Emily Mo
Inglemoor 2024
Cal Berkeley
Electrical Engineering
Andrew Larsen
Bothell 2024
Brigham Young Univ.
Business
Jaden Cutinha
North Creek 2024
Princeton
Jashandeep Chimni
Bothell 2024
University of Washington
Finance
About the Sponsor
Mike and Marcia Rodgers and family. The Rodgers family are longtime Northshore residents whose children graduated from Inglemoor High School.