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WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS

The White House Correspondents' Association supports several scholarships aimed at encouraging a new generation of reporters. It is for this that we host the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, which draws luminaries from politics, business, media, Hollywood and elsewhere to help the White House press corps raise money to give crucial financial assistance to journalism students at several institutions across the country.

PAST SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

1991 Marcus Stevens, H.D. Woodson High School
1992 DeQuendre Neeley, Duke Ellington School of the Arts
1993 Crystal Adair, Wilson High School
1994 Anthony Amey, Dunbar Senior High School
1995 Fred Bennings, Sprinarn Senior High School
1996 Sylvia Tolentino, Cardozo Senior High School
1997 Franchezka J. Mitchell, Ballou High School
1998 Pierre Williams, School Without Walls High School
1999 Katherine Pullings, School Without Walls High School
2000 Sharelle Stagg, Benjamin Banneker Academic High School
2001 Daniel Lyght, Rockville Senior High School
2002 R. Kayeen Thomas, Benjamin Banneker Academic High School
2003 Christopher Williams, Gonzaga High School
2004 Suzanne Mason, Parkdale High School
2005 Chanell Autrey, School Without Walls High School
2005 Leslie Byford, School Without Walls High School
2006 Laisha Dougherty, School Without Walls High School
2006 Angela King, School Without Walls High School
2006 Douglas Jackson-Quzac, University of Maryland
2007 Rachel L. Huggins, Howard University
2007 Natalie R. Wilson, Howard University
2007 Ashley S. Southall, Howard University
2007 Ki Mae Heussner, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University
2007 Tiffany Sharples, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University
2008 Christina M. Wright, Howard University
2008 Phillip Scott Lucas, Howard University
2008 Crystal Cranmore. Howard University
2008 Melissa Schmitt, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University
2008 David Rivelli, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University

Return to the main SCHOLARSHIPS PAGE for more information about this year's recipients

 

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Watch WHCA awards dinner videos dating back to 1993 on C-SPAN.ORG. Footage includes awards and scholarship presentations, historical footage, political humor, and some great "people watching."

2006 scholarship winners

President Bush congratulates the 2006 WHCA scholarship recipients, Laisha Dougherty, Angela King, and Douglas Jackson-Quzac at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner.

2007 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Visit the 2007 SCHOLARSHIPS PAGE for information about the recipients.

 


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