QVRR Scholarship

First awarded in 2014, the QVRR Scholarship seeks to award individuals who demonstrate a focus on community involvement, outstanding academic achievements, and positive extracurricular activities - in short, a true representative of the club's motto "Service Above Self".

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Submissions for the 2021 application review will be accepted through April 2021.

2017 Scholarship Recipients

Abigail Burdick

University of Connecticut

Plainfield High School

Patrick Houlihan

University of Connecticut

Woodstock Academy

Erin Kieltyka

St. John's University

Killingly High School

Jozzlyn Lewis

Bay Path University

Putnam High School

Julia Roemer

University of Connecticut

Woodstock Academy

Lindsay Roberts

UMASS Lowell

Putnam High School

Haley Schnatter

Southern New Hampshire University

Killingly High School

Collin Singleton

Boston University

Woodstock Academy

Emma Willard

University of Connecticut

Marianapolis Preparatory School

2016 Scholarship Recipients

2015 Scholarship Recipients

2014 Scholarship Recipients

Killingly High School:

Brianna Comtois, Johnson & Wales University

Duncan Driscoll, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Kayla Zmayefski, Campbell University

Putnam High School:

Dakota Anderson, Lesley University

Elyse Bergeron, UConn

Shannon Fagan, Eastern Connecticut State University

Tourtellotte Memorial:

Samantha Anderson, University of Maine

Christina Kopacz, Clark University

Woodstock Academy:

Amanda Haines, Clark University

Killingly High School:

Alexander Stringer, Seton Hall University

Owen Guillot, Roger Williams University

Rebecca Teczar, QVCC

Putnam High School:

Lynsay Dashnaw, Ball State University

Garrett Roberts, Champlain College

Makayla VanDam, Hofstra University

Tourtellotte Memorial:

Haylee Olsen, Central Connecticut State University

Woodstock Academy:

Angelina Smith, Hollins University

Killingly High School:

Zane Cook, University of Connecticut

Mikayla Pasco, Roger Williams University

Kelsey Rioux, Rhode Island College

Woodstock Academy:

Emily Becher, Easter Connecticut State University