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Meet Our Scholars

Point Foundation is a champion for access and success in higher education. Since our first class of 8 students in 2002, Point’s class size grew past 570 students for the 2023-24 academic year. Among our Flagship, Community College, and BIPOC Program Scholars, more than half are first-generation students, 82% identify as people of color or bi/multiracial, and nearly a quarter identify as transgender or nonbinary.

Below, you can meet our Flagship Scholars, students who are earning their undergraduate, graduate or doctoral degrees.

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Point Foundation is a champion for access and success in higher education. Since our first class of 8 students in 2002, Point’s class size grew past 570 students for the 2023-24 academic year. Among our Flagship, Community College, and BIPOC Program Scholars, more than half are first-generation students, 82% identify as people of color or bi/multiracial, and nearly a quarter identify as transgender or nonbinary.

Below, you can meet our Flagship Scholars, students who are earning their undergraduate, graduate or doctoral degrees.

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Point Foundation Scholars

Alisha Davis

Whatcom Community College


Community College

Wells Fargo Scholarship

Valentina Davis

Miami Dade College

Mass Communications and Journalism


Community College

Charla Davis

Wayne State University

Social Work


BIPOC

Amira Davis

University of California, Los Angeles

Business


BIPOC

Miles Davis-Matthews

Kent State University

Sociology


BIPOC

Shiri Davy

Glendale Community College

Economics


Community College

Ari Davydov

New York University

Biology


Flagship

Makayla Dawkins

University of Connecticut

Human Sexuality


BIPOC

Meg Day

University of Utah

Poetry/Disability Poetics


Flagship

Voices on Point Scholarship

Aluysio De Albuquerque Silva Neto

Santa Monica College

Film


BIPOC

Gene de Haan

University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine

Medicine


Flagship

Johnson & Johnson Scholarship

Ci De Los Santosenna

Rhode Island College

Youth Development


BIPOC