Scholarship
2020 DYF Scholarship Recipients
Diamond Youth Foundation Scholarship Program - Eligibility requirements for 2020 were that student candidates needed to have a minimum cumulatitve grade point average of 2.75 or better, based upon a 4.0 grade scale. Primary consideration was given to students residing in the Northwestern, Western and Southwestern suburbs of Chicago.
Christopher Asante Agyare
- Plainfield High School
- Iowa State University
- Electrical Engineering
Brooklyn Atkinson
- Bolingbrook High School
- Clark Atlanta University
- Mass Media (Communications)
Kayla Baldwin
- Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep Academy
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
- Urban and Regional Planning
Derryl R. Barnes Jr.
- South Elgin High School
- University of Miami
- Broadcast Journalism
Kaleb P. Boyd
- Metea Valley High School
- Princeton University
- Biology
Taylor S. Coley
- Bolingbrook High School
- Ottawa University
- Nursing
Andrew D. Currie
- West Aurora High School
- Iowa State University
- Spanish and Teacher Education
Michael T. Humphrey
- Southland College Prep
- Murray State University
- Equine Studies
Tre' Norful
- Naperville Central High School
- Morehouse College
- Engineering
Damia J. Patton
- Romeoville High School
- Columbia College Chicago
- Television/Film
Kendall M. Scott
- Bolingbrook High School
- University of Mississippi
- Pharmaceutical Studies
Sana Shamsi
- Bolingbrook High School
- Loyola University Chicago
- Pre-Medicine / Biology
Kyra A. Swims
- Batavia High School
- North Carolina A&T State University
- Marketing Analytics
Samantha Wigfall
- Waubonsie Valley High School
- Ohio State University
- Molecular Genetics (Pre-Med track)
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Aryanna N. Williams
- South Elgin High School
- Northern Illinois University
- Business Marketing/Communication
Zyane A. Williams
- Joliet Catholic High School
- Northern Illinois University
- Business Administration