Dr. Samuel Robinson
Each year, Lincoln Foundation presents the prestigious Dr. Samuel Robinson Award of Excellence to a Whitney M. Young Scholar to recognize his or her commitment to the college readiness program. The award is named in honor of Dr. Samuel Robinson, President Emeritus, who created the Whitney M. Young Scholars Program in 1990. Scholars earn points based on academic performance, attendance, and active engagement. The senior scholar with the highest points earned receives this prestigious award. The award provides a renewable $5,000 scholarship for four years, up to a maximum of $20,000, towards the cost of an undergraduate college education.
Lincoln Foundation and Baird are pleased to present Kamron Perry with the 2024 Dr. Samuel Robinson Award of Excellence.
Kamron joined the Whitney M. Young Scholars Program Program as a 7th grader. She graduated from Louisville Male High School with a 4.0 GPA.
Kamron is attending Easter Kentucky University pursuing a degree in Forensic Science with a concentration in Forensic Biology.
2024 – PHASE 29 | KAMRON PERRY | |
2023 – PHASE 28 | HUSSEIN ALMOSAWI | |
2022 – PHASE 27 | YAARA ALEISSA | |
2021 – PHASE 26 | KENNEDY KNIFFLEY | |
2020 – PHASE 25 | BRIONA YOUNG | |
| 2019 – Phase 24 | AUSTIN NEWLAND | |
| 2018 – Phase 23 | SAMUEL OLAYEMI | |
2017 – PHASE 22 | RICHARD WILSON, II | |
2016 – PHASE 21 | THOMAS EUGENE WILLIAMS, JR. | |
2015 – PHASE 20 | SCOTT LUNDSTROM | |
2014 – PHASE 19 | AUSTIN MITCHELL | |
2013 – PHASE 18 | TRAM NGUYEN | |
2012 – PHASE 17 | YAHDIEL IVONNE MORA | |
2011 – PHASE 16 | NATHAN EVANOW | |
2010 – PHASE 15 | DOMINIQUE LUSTER AND CHISOM OMENYINMA | |
2009 – PHASE 14 | AYESHA CROCKETT | |
2008 – PHASE 13 | SINDHUJA NIMMA AND CHINAECHEREM “CHI CHI” OMENYINMA | |
2007 – PHASE 12 | KEITH HINES, JR. | |
2006 – PHASE 11 | KEVIN YU | |
2005 – PHASE 10 | ELAINE A. MACASPAC | |
2004 – PHASE 9 | OLUWASEYE MARY AWONIYI | |
2003 – PHASE 8 | DEVON DAVIS | |
2002 – PHASE 7 | RANDOL BROWN | |
2001 – PHASE 6 | AMANDA FRIESEN |
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