The Romero scholarship recognizes a md´«Ã½¹ú²ú¾ç College junior who best represents the values and ideals inherent in the life of martyred Archbishop Oscar Romero. Devotion to learning as evidence by the student's academic record and dedication to community service, both on and off campus, are the primary factors in determining the scholarship award. The student's financial need is also a consideration.


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Melanie Paredes '25
Melanie Paredes '25
2024 Archbishop Oscar Romero Scholarship Recipient
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Melanie Paredes '25

Melanie Paredes '25

2024 Archbishop Oscar Romero Scholarship Recipient

As the Romero Scholarship recipient of 2024, my biggest responsibility is to honor the legacy of the scholarship and to embody the values it represents...
Melanie Paredes, MCAS ’25

Previous Recipients

2023
Jonathan Mora '24
School of Education

2023
Kevin Lopez '24
Arts & Sciences

2022
Mikayla Sanchez '23
Arts & Sciences

2021
Daniela Vazquez Loriga
Arts & Sciences

2020
Monica Sanchez '21
Arts & Sciences

2019
Carolina Tiru '20
Arts & Scences

2018
Jorge MejiaÌý'19
Arts & Sciences

2017
Steven Guerrero '18
Carroll School of Management

2016
Maura Lester McSweeney '17
Arts & Sciences

2015
Ricardo Alberto '16
Arts & Sciences

2015
Rosemary Concepcion
Arts & Sciences

2014
Francisco Bernard '15
Arts & Sciences

2013
Jessica Vallejo`14
Arts & Sciences

2012
Rui Soares '13
Arts & Sciences

2011
Jesus Damian Baeza '12
Arts & Sciences

2010
George Hart '11
Arts & Sciences

2009
Jeans Santana '10
Arts & Sciences

2008
Jennifer Castillo '09
Arts & Sciences

2007
Genoveva Abreu '08
Arts & Sciences

2006
Nora D. Frias '07
Arts & Sciences

2005
Omar Gonzalez '06
Arts & Sciences

2004
Arivee Vargas '05
Arts & Sciences

2003
Stephanie Valencia '04
Arts & Sciences

2002
Gabriel Verdaguer '03
Arts & Sciences

2001
Roystone Martinez '02
School of Education

2000
Ana Godoy '01
Art & Sciences

1999
Vivian Horn '00Ìý
Arts & Sciences

Marlene Carvajal '00
Art & Sciences

1998
Juan Arteaga '99
Arts & Sciences

Melissa Colon '99
School of Education

1997
Marielys Divanne '98
School of Education

1996
Gibran Rivera '97
Arts & Sciences

1995
Xiomara Ramos '96
Arts & Sciences

1994
Margarita Gomez '95
Arts & Sciences

1993

Arts & Sciences
Yukmila Soriano '94
Arts & Sciences