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CECLC Scholarship

The purpose of the CECLC Scholarship is to encourage and provide students from a Latinx or migrant farm worker background the opportunity to further their academic and technical potential as they prepare to become future leaders. Each year, students who are selected as scholarship recipients are awarded a one-time $1,000 scholarship for higher education. To date, CECLC has awarded over $500,000 in scholarships for high school seniors getting ready to pursue a college degree. This scholarship is for Oregon residents only.

Preference will be given to applicants from CECLC-participating high schools and to migrant program participants.

Scholar recipients will be recognized at the Spring conference event and have a special schedule for the day that parallels the regular schedule.

Congratulations to our 2022-23 CECLC Scholarship recipients 

Adriana Ramirez Salazar

Woodburn High School

Angie Tobon 

Beaverton High School 

Areli Vasquez Delgado 

Forest Grove High School 

Bryanna Prado 

Central High School 

Celene Garcia Cervantes 

Forest Grove High School 

Celeste Mendoza Amezcua

Central High School 

Denise Ramirez Sanchez 

Clackamas High School 

Giselle Colores Cruz 

Canby High School 

Jennyfer Rojas Lopez 

Forest Grove High School 

Katia Ortiz Lopez 

Forest Grove High School 

Kimberly Alcaraz Camarena 

Taft High School 

Meileen Arroyo 

Tigard High School 

Monica Cuatra Flores 

Woodburn High School 

Morelia Rodriguez Vargas 

Canby High School 

Osvaldo Anaya 

Newberg High School 

Perla San Miguel 

Central High School 

Quincy Bravo 

Tillamook High School 

Rose Guerra 

Clackamas high School 

Roselyn Sanchez 

Central High School 

Viviana Cruz Lopez 

Canby High School 

APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED.

For questions regarding the scholarship, please contact us at ceclc@wou.edu

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