supporting their education.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Hard work and talent should be recognized and supported! For many students, college is an important period of continuing the academic exploration they started as kids. We’ve provided several $5,000 college scholarships to talented and dedicated high school seniors that have pursued their passions with commitment, and are now attending great schools doing amazing things. We’ve also sponsored two talented junior high school students as part of the Artist-Scholar Program at the Orange County School of the Arts.
Dragon Kim Memorial
Scholarship recipients
2019
Olivia Dupuy
University of Pennsylvania
2018
Shelby Ogasawara
University of Chicago
Jonah Moon
Johns Hopkins University
2017
Isabela Kimmel
UCLA
Soorim Lee
Columbia
2016
Liv Mazzucato
UCLA
Eve La Puma
Stanford
WHERE ARE THEY NOW
Jonah Moon
Johns Hopkins
As a college sophomore, I have joined many different groups at Johns Hopkins! I am currently still majoring in Public Health with a minor in Business, taking heavy interest in pursuing an MHA and going into hospital administration. As for student groups, I am part of the Pets Animal Welfare Society, a group dedicated to volunteering at Animal Shelters, and of Advocates for Baltimore Community Health, a volunteer group dedicated to community advocacy for living healthier lives. We often go to farmer’s markets and other public events and set up stations where people can learn how to take steps to be healthier. Finally, I am also volunteering at the Emergency Department at our local hospital, MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. I am still extremely interested in preventative medicine, but I also have taken great interest in the business side of health providers, hence my pursuit of a Master’s in Health Administration.
Olivia “Ollie” Kim Dupuy is a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania pursuing a major in Urban Studies and a minor in Creative Writing. Ollie is a Program Coordinator with the Silverman Fellowship at the UPenn Netter Center for Community Partnerships, & working to develop educational infrastructure at public high schools in West Philadelphia through literacy and arts programs. In their free time, Ollie loves writing poetry, curating shows as Co-Director of The Excelano Project (UPenn’s premiere spoken word and performance poetry group), and volunteering at a tutoring center for ESOL and immigrant students.
Olivia Dupuy
University of
Pennsylvania
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