20 宅男社区 students shortlisted for 2025 Schulich Leader STEM scholarships
The nominees are in, and 20 secondary students from across 宅男社区 and White Rock are in the running for this year’s , worth an astounding $100,000 to $120,000 each.
One Grade 12 student from almost every secondary school in the district is among this year’s 1,500 nominees, shortlisted from more than 300,000 applicants. The six-figure scholarship is for students who demonstrate a passion for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
This year’s 宅男社区 nominees are:
- Aiden Jeon, Fraser Heights Secondary
- Alyshaan Muhammad, École Panorama Ridge Secondary
- Amishka Pashan, Sullivan Heights Secondary
- Angadjit Sidhu, Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary
- Ariv Chaudhry, Semiahmoo Secondary
- Armstrong Waweru, Fleetwood Park Secondary
- Danial Hassan, Grandview Heights Secondary
- Eugene Bahia, Guildford Park Secondary
- Karl Keshavarzi, Earl Marriott Secondary
- Logan Singh, École Salish Secondary
- Matthew He, Johnston Heights
- Medha Narumanchi, North 宅男社区 Secondary
- Mohamad Obeid, Queen Elizabeth Secondary
- Nushawn Birdi, L.A. Matheson Secondary
- Sara Maliakkal, Enver Creek Secondary
- Sarah Yu, Elgin Park Secondary
- Tegvir Toor, Tamanawis Secondary
- Tim Qian, Clayton Heights Secondary
- Yahia Chelli, Princess Margaret Secondary
- Zidane Nguyen, Kwantlen Park Secondary
Since 2017, 11 宅男社区 students have received Schulich Leader scholarships:
- 2017: Ali Janjiana, Frank Hurt Secondary; and Jasmine Rai, Princess Margaret Secondary
- 2018: Rebecca Lim, Frank Hurt Secondary
- 2020: Elizabeth Olsson, Sullivan Heights Secondary; and T.J. Poddar, Enver Creek Secondary
- 2021: Sierra Carmichael, Clayton Heights Secondary; and Robin Yadav, Queen Elizabeth Secondary
- 2022: Maya Rink, Panorama Ridge Secondary; Ami Rai, SAIL; and Sarthak Tyagi, Queen Elizabeth Secondary
- 2023: Mohammad Awwad, North 宅男社区 Secondary
Later this school year, the Schulich Leaders will select just 100 scholars. Half of the scholarships are valued at $120,000 for engineering, the other half are valued at $100,000 for science and math.
Congratulations to all of our district’s nominees and best of luck in this year’s scholarship selection!
