Twelve students from the Palouse region have been selected to receive scholarships from the Innovia Foundation for the 2025-2026 academic year. The Innovia Foundation, based in Spokane, manages over 30 scholarship programs designed to assist students in achieving their post-secondary education goals.

**Local Recipients:**

– **Ashley Uhrig** from Moscow will receive $2,000 from the Marfaret F. Gallbraith Scholarship to attend the University of Idaho.
– **Ava Swan** of Colfax has been awarded $1,250 from the Melvin A. and Josephine L. Ripley Scholarship for attendance at Yakima Valley Community College.
– **Cecelia Hellman** from Pullman will receive $3,800 from the Lucille I. Hudon Scholarship for her studies at the University of Washington.
– **Dillon Gassenberg** from Colfax has been granted multiple scholarships totaling $6,850 for his enrollment at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
– **Grace Jones** from Colfax received $2,500 from the Francis and Sabrina Schreiber Scholarship for attending Princeton University.
– **James McAnally** of Colfax has been awarded $2,250 from the Clarence Hines Scholarship to attend Princeton University.
– **Katherine Hergert** of St. John will receive $1,134 from the Annie Maria Hitchings Scholarship for her studies at Carroll College.
– **Liana Vanek** of Pullman has been awarded $2,000 from the Mark and Kay Burkett Scholarship to attend the University of Washington.
– **Marchele McNeilly** of Colfax received $1,125 from the Clarence Hines Scholarship for her studies at the University of Idaho.
– **Olivia Shawgo** of Endicott has been awarded $2,266 from the Annie Maria Hitchings Scholarship to attend Washington State University.
– **Sunni Ng** of Pullman has received multiple scholarships totaling $5,800 for her enrollment at the University of Washington.
– **Tanielle Knox** of Colfax has been awarded $1,125 from the Clarence Hines Scholarship for her attendance at Eastern Washington University.