Local High School Seniors Awarded Leadership Scholarships for Higher Education

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The Chamber's 2023-2024 Junior Executive Youth Leadership Program has awarded scholarships to seven high school seniors. Each scholarship is worth $7,700 and is given for the students' active participation in the program, academic achievements, community service, and leadership skills. The program supports these future leaders in pursuing higher education.

Ethan Faircloth from Rosinton, who will study Mechanical Engineering at Auburn University, is among the recipients. Addysen Schulze from Robertsdale is enrolled in Business at Troy University, and Hayden Harville, also from Robertsdale, is pursuing a Biomedical Sciences degree at the same institution.

Other recipients include Christian Zepeda from Loxley, studying Architecture at Florida Atlantic University, and Olivia Ryan from Loxley, who is majoring in Neuroscience at Vanderbilt University. The Kroll siblings, Matalyne and Morgan from Robertsdale, are studying Forestry/Agriculture and Criminology at Coastal Alabama Community College, respectively.