2026 Scholarship Winners Announced
MANCHESTER – At ECPC, we believe that investing in education is an investment in healthier communities. Each year, we’re honored to recognize exceptional graduating seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and a passion for serving others through careers in healthcare and the sciences.
We’re proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 ECPC Scholarship. Each student has been awarded a $2,500 scholarship to support their college education as they pursue careers that will help shape the future of healthcare.
D’hani Lewis – A graduate of Waterbury Career Academy, D’hani will attend Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, where she will pursue a degree in Nursing.
Alani Bermudez Rodriguez – A graduate of Holyoke High School in Massachusetts, Alani will attend the University of Rhode Island, majoring in Biology on the pre-med track.
Aiden Mejia – A graduate of Crosby High School in Waterbury, Aiden will attend Columbia University in New York City, where he will study Neuroscience and Behavior.
Anne Singer – Anne graduated from Tolland High School and will attend Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, pursuing a degree in Medical Laboratory Science.
Deborah Orevil – A graduate of Rockville High School in Vernon, Deborah will attend University of New Haven, where she will major in Forensic Science.
Monica Salas Delgado – A graduate of Manchester High School, Monica will attend Pace University in New York City to pursue a degree in Forensic Science.
From nursing and medicine to neuroscience, laboratory science, and forensic science, this year’s recipients represent the broad range of disciplines that contribute to stronger, healthier communities. Their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to learning embody the values at the heart of the ECPC Scholarship Program.
Congratulations to our 2026 scholarship recipients! We are proud to support each of you as you begin this exciting new chapter and look forward to seeing the impact you’ll make in the years ahead.
