Ifill Scholarship Program
Established in 2018, the Ifill Scholarship program seeks to carry on Gwen Ifill’s legacy by helping turn the next generation’s potential into excellence. Ifill Scholarships support students from under-represented groups who are pursuing a degree within the Ifill School and demonstrate exceptional promise in the classroom.
Recipients
Each of these students is poised to do important work in the world. These scholarships help ensure they finish, and finish strong.
2022-2023 Academic year
- Kate Benton '24, art history major
- Abrielle Cunningham '23, communications major
- Kaycee Jackson '23, political science and africana studies major
- Ganad Neka '23, chemistry major
- Anek Yen '24, art administration major
2021-2022 Academic year
- Abrielle Cunningham '23, communications major
- Yasmeen Ibrahim '22, communications design and business marketing major
- Livic Inoa '22, computer science and philosophy major
- Ganad Neka '23, chemistry major
- Melody Tuan '22, English major, Asian studies and art minor
2020-2021 Academic year
- Bridget Fong '21, communications major with a concentration in graphic design; studio arts minor
- Lola Getz '21, English and women's and gender studies major
- Shayla McJunkin '21, psychology and music performance major; business management minor
2019-2020 Academic year
- Juliana Gamba '20, communications major; cinema and media studies minor
- Autumn Ledgister-Cummins '20, Asian studies major; elementary education minor
- Anna Zhang '20, studying history, sociology, and Asian studies
2018-2019 Inaugural year
- Priscilla Wiltshire- Bland '21, Dix scholar, communications major, Africana studies minor
- Alexandra Bohanan '19, arts administration major
Support the Next Generation
Support the Ifill Scholarship Program and demonstrate your commitment to our mission and our students who are striving for excellence in the classroom, and today's world.