Scholarships
CAWP is very pleased to accept scholarship donations, year round, which may be mailed to:
Connecticut Association of Women Police
Scholarship Committee, ATTN: Judy Eide
P.O. Box 207
New Haven, CT 06501
Or make a donation of your choice through Paypal:
Scholarship Awards
The Connecticut Association of Women Police (CAWP) is pleased to announce that it is offering Scholarship Awards to be used by students to pursue a degree in Criminal Justice. All candidates will be evaluated based on their achievements in relation to the entire pool of applicants. The scholarship will be awarded by June 1, 2010. To be eligible, applicants must meet the following guidelines and criteria:
- Applicants must be graduating from an accredited high school for that calendar year.
- Applicants (male or female) must be applying to a criminal justice program.
- The CAWP Scholarship Application must be completed on (both sides) and returned to CAWP and include the following information:
- High School Transcript
- One letter of recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor
- A personal essay of 200-250 words telling why the candidate should be selected for this scholarship
- A copy of a completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid Form for the 2008-2009 School Year
- Applications must be postmarked by April 30 of each year and mailed to:
Connecticut Association of Women Police
Scholarship Committee, ATTN: Judy Eide
P.O. Box 207
New Haven, CT 06501
You may download a Scholarship application here
Past Scholarship Recipients
The Connecticut Association of Women Police (CAWP) is pleased to announce that it is offering Scholarship Awards to be used by students to pursue a degree in Criminal Justice. All candidates will be evaluated based on their achievements in relation to the entire pool of applicants. The Scholarships are awarded by June 1.
2011 Recipients
Melanie Llantin is one of the two CAWP Scholarship Award recipients this year. Melanie was involved in many activities at Bullard Havens Technical HS, was a member of the National Honor Society, and was dedicated to better not only her life, but those around her. Melanie has overcome a number of challenges throughout her life, such as losing her beloved brother at an early age. Melanie will be attending POST University this Fall, and is excited to pursue a career in Criminal Justice.
2010 Recipients
- Chelsea Bentley- Roger Williams University
- Thomas Dutcher- University of New Haven
- Yecenia Delgado- Roger Williams University
- Nicolle Paulo- University of New Haven
2009 Recipients
- Brittany Bartlett- University of New Haven
- Amy Maynard- University of New Haven
- Andre Campbell- Virginia Union University
2008 Recipients
- Amber Wakley- University of New Haven
- Crystal Sonnati- University of New Haven
- Philip Saglimbeni- University of Hartford
- Michael Carmack- Salve Regina University
- Vincent Maselli- Central Connecticut State University
2007 Recipients
- Diana Rojas- Stonehill College
- Jennifer Clark- Bay Path College
- Kianna Manns- Southern Connecticut State University
- Chelsey Estrada- Bay Path College
2006 Recipients
- Angel Morales- University of Hartford
- Selmir Velic- Manchester Community College
- Alexandra Wityak- Newbury College
- Comfort Magba-Kamara- Sacred Heart University
2005 Recipients
- Jordan Figueroa- Fordham College
- Kristan Jakiela- University of New Haven
- Rachel Long- Marywood University
2004 Recipients
- Robin Custer of Norwalk - Northeastern University in Boston, MA
- Lauren Steffero of Waterbury - the University of New Haven, Connecticut
- JoAnna Warren of Stafford - Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, Connecticut
- Michael Kluza of New Britain - University of New Haven in New Haven, Connecticut
- Alfredo Fontana of Trumbull - University of New Haven in New Haven, Connecticut
2003 Recipients
- Crystal Mitchell of Wolcott - Quinnipiac College
- Kajhmere Hughey of Bloomfield - Clark Atlanta University
- Marq Lewis of Suffield - the University of New Haven
